Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-12
HOLLOW AY-WALTON.

Exquisite in every detail was the
wedding of Miss Emily Anderson
Walton and Mr.. Chester Clay Eol-
loway which took place in the Metho-
dist Church Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock.
Quantities of hemlock were used
forming background for the elabo-
rate decorations of palms, ferns, pink
hydrangeas and mountain laurel.
Arches of hemlock and laurel were
placed at intervals across either
aisle, in front of the chancel was
large arch from which was suspended
wedding bell of white roses
Before tie wedding party entered
the church musical program was
rendered. Miss Anne Windfeld
Clover presided at the organ. The
program was as follows: Organ Solo,
"Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman
Vocal Solo, SAT Dawning" by
Cadman-Miss Mary Wysor, of
Pulaski, Va. Violin Solo, "Ma-
drigal" by A. Simonetti-Mr. Fred
Spiker, Bridal Chorus, Faithful and
True" from Lohengrinn. Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March was played as
the party left the church.
The chorus was composed of the
| following vOices:-Sopranos, Mrs.
A. 81. Haslett, Misses Mary Wysor,
Nan Williams. Lula Magruder, Cary
lFunkhouser, Lucy Magruder. Altos.
Misses Margaret Hoffman, Gertrude
Funkhouser, Alice Coffman, Louise
Gibbs, Virginia Haslett. Tenors,
Messrs. F. S. Bowman, Fl. j. Ben
Ichoff, G. c. Skyles and William Pax.
ton. Bassos, Messrs. Clayton Will
liams, J. FL. Bowman, C. L. Gibbs,
J. L. Shaffer and Thomas Frayel.
| The ushsrs Messrs. John Sachs, oil
Gettysburg, Pa, E. M. Mcintosh
Du Bots, Pa, J. M. Bauserman, Jr.
and M. L. Walton, Jr., of this place
entered the church from ither aisle
Miss Mary Beall Walton, sister O
the bride was maid of honor. Hel
Igown was fashioned of pink charmeust
with trimmings of lace, a panniel
leffect on the skirt from which fell s
founce Of lace. She carried baske
Iof Killarney roses tied with pinl
Itulle. she wore a wreath of rosebud
from which fell veil of tull9.
Proceeding the bride came the flowe
girls little Misses Madolin and Mar,
Lauck Walton Elizabeth Dulin AM
Elizabeth Newman in dainty frocks O
shadow lace over satin with pin
, satin sashes, wearing miniature veil
of white tulle held with wreathes @
rosebuds. They carried tulle deco
rated baskets from which they scat
tered pink sweet peas in the path G
the bridal party.
The bride was handsome in a gowl
of ivory bridal satin with the wais
built of duchess and rose point lac
hand embroidered in seed pearls, th
skirt fell In soft cascades to the bottol
of court train. Her veil was al
ranged in Juliet cap fashion with
] wreath OF lilies of the valley ST.
carried brides roses showered wit
lilies of the valley. Hon. Morga
Lauck Walton entered with the brio
by whom she was given in marriag,
Il At the altar Miss Walton and par,
s were joined by the groom and h
v brother, Mr.. William Holloway,
Newark, Md, who acted as best ma
and the brides pastor, Rev. J, |
Jacobs, who read the marriage Sc
Twice
I'll Ladies in. waiting were Miss
Louise Miller, Of Richmond, Ell,
Clarkson, OF Ocalla, Florida, Elean,
Hays, Jackson, Tenn. Madolin job
son, of Front Royal, Julia W,gi
man. OF Edinburg, Katharine Ain
ley, of Washington, Elizabeth Newt,
of this place and Mrs. William Bro
Ter, OF Stannton.