Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-10-20
Brilliant Wedding Of Mr.. Wagner and
Miss KnSSlGr.-
From the Montgomery Ala. Advertiser,
of October 49,

kess!er on South Perry Street was th
scene of a brilliant wedding on Wednes
day evening when their sister. Miss Mi
dred KessIer, Of Pensacola. Fla. becam
the bride Of Nj. William Henry Wayne
of Michigan
The handsome home was fur.he
adorned for the occasion with an artistic
placing OF ferns and cut flowers. In III,
parlor where the ceremony was performed
bridal tones of white and green prevailed
and an alter was formed of feathery
palms and vases Of white chyrsanthe
NUNS The chandelier was eutwineo
with smilax aud fluffy bows Of white tulle
and the mantel was banked with white
flowers.
To the strains Of Lohengren 5 wedding
march rendered on tile organ by Prof
T. c. Galloway, the bridal party entered
led by four little boys. Master William
Berret Kesser Master john Winder
Kessler and Master Frank Lee Bushong
nephews Of the bride and Master Bon
neau Murray They wore white suits.
with yellow ties and carried broad satin
ribbons with which they formed an aisle.
Miss Rosalie Lindsay, the maid Of
honor entered next She wore an ex-
qulsite costume of white crepe de chine
aud lace. with basque girdle of yellow
satin and carried a shower bouquet of
yellow roses and ferns.
Mrs. Frank Lee Bushong, of Charles
Town. w Va. sister of the bride. and
her matron of honor. was handsomely
gowned in white net over white satin.
She also wore deep girdle of yellow
satin and carried bouquet of yellow
roses.
The small ring Bearer, Master Joseph
Kessler, wearing suit of white carried
the ring in the heart of a yellow chrys-
anthemum. lust proceeding the bride
was little Miss Lottie Pitt EIzsn of Pen
sacola, the dainty flower girl. She wore
a frock of canary yellow chiffon over
silk and carried basket of yellow rose
petals which she scattered in the path
way of the bride.
The bride entered with her brother
Mr.. w. d. c. K -ssler by whom she was
given in marriage She was girlish and
charming IN her wedding gown of white
satin crepe meteor, trimmed with real
lace and pearls. Her veil of illusion
which fell to the end of her long train
was arranged cap effect and caught with
orange blossoms. She carried slower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mr., Wagner was attended by Mr.. Cad
Jones, of Pensacola, as best man, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Eugene PendIeton, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church Of Pensacola, Florida.
After the ceremony. reception was
held and punches and ices were served.
The living room was prettily decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums aud ferns.
The punch table was spread with lace
over yellow satin and hal for centra
decoration, basket of yellow rosebuds
and ferns. Mrs. w. j. Hannah, Mrs.
Owen o. Nelsol, Mrs. v. b. Murray,
and Mrs. K. S. Hill presided here. The
brides book was in charge of Mrs. F.O.
Hawkins.
Mrs. J. V. Kessler, mother of the bride
wore a gown of black lace over black
satin. Mrs. w. ID. c. Kessler wore
handsome gown of white lace with
touches of pink.
Later IN the evening, Mr.. aud Mrs,
Wagner left for Detroit. Mich, where
they will spend few days before going
to Alpena, Mich, to make their home.
The brides home IS in Pensacola, bur
she has many friends in Montgomery
where she has often visited She is a
charming girl and in addition, possesses
beautiful soprano voice. She was
member of the choir Of the First Baptist
Church IN Pensacola.
Mr.. Wagner made his home in Pensa-
cola for several years and has many
friends there. He IS prominent bust
ness man in Alpena. Michigan, where
he has host Of warm friends who will
extend to his bride most cordial well
come.
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