The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-02
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
WEDDING.
Miss Nancy Emby Walker And Mr..
William Blythe Burton Married
Al PRESBYTERIAN Church.

The wedding of Miss Nancy Walker
and Mr.. William Burton, which took
place last Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Presbyterian church was one of
the prettiest weddings ever witnessed
in Lancaster.
Rev. II. S. Hudson was the officiating
clergyman, pronouncing a beautiful
ceremony and the wedding music was
furnished by Miss Gladys Smaller. plan
list, Miss Hazel Dessery, violinist and
Miss Sara C. Porter, soloist, all of X.
C. W., Danvile.
The following program of music was
delightfully."- rendered by these artists,
before the wedding party entered the
church:
Violin Romance from End Concerts
..... ..... 49,. 80. Wieniarski.
Schion Rosemarin ... ..... Kreisler.
Voice A Birthday -. :. Woodman.
Ecstasy ............. ..... beacn.
The Minstrel with violin obligata....
- 80 -
The bridal party entered with strains
from Lohengrin.
The wedding procession was led BY
Miss Martha Ksvanaugh and Mr.. John
Gill Kinnaird who approached the alter
by opposite aisles. they were followed
by Miss Anna Mae Walker and Mr..
Horace Walker, Miss Edna Kavanaugt
and Mr.. Clay Kauffmsn, then came the
maid Of honor, the beautiful young
neice of the bride. Miss Minnie Mae
Robinson. The lovely bride came ir
alone preceded by the dainty little
flower girl. Lucy Bates Denny, who
from French basket filled with bride,
roses scattered petals along the path
way of the bride. The bridegroom
with his best man, DR.. r. l.. Pontius, aG
vanced thru rear door and met tn,
bride at the alter where they stood fol
the marriage service. During the cere
mony Meditation" from That's wal
the soft low music and Mendelsschr
Wedding March was played as thu
bridal party left the church.
This was a green and white wedding
the brides maids wearing white organd,
with green ribbons, they also wore
short tulle wells. The maid of homo
wore girlish green gown, rufiled t
the waist, all carried large boquets o
white chrysanthemums. The brides
gown was a model of soft ivory satin
trimmed in Duchesse and rose poin
heirloom lace, the court train was helC
at the shoulders by orange blossoms
and the long tulle veil was adjusted by
a bandeau of orange blossoms. she car,
ried shower boquet of brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
Never has there been seen more
artistic church decorations in Lancaster,
which was most fitting setting for
the charming young women and hand
some young men who composed the
bridal party.
Directly in the middle ground stood
an arch ten feet high and on either side
of this. one just lower These three
arches were wound with Southern
smilax. Extending entirely across
these arches, five feet from the floor.
was solid dado of smllax, at the top
of this dado was border of lilly storks
These lovely white lilies with their
foliage carrying out the color scheme
of green and white. Hanging from the
center arch was huge French basket
tilted so as to shower its contents Of
white flowers upon the bride and groom.
One side arch had suspended u large
white butterfly. the emblem of the i'm
mortality of the soul and the other u
bunch of lilies. Filling in from these
arches to the side wall were potted
plants. ferris and palms. At the end
of each aisle leading to the alter were
white marble pedestals holding large
French baskets containing white chrys-
anthemums and ferns, the handles be-
ing tied with bows of green tulle.
The reserved seats were marked by
green standards which held large
white chrysanthemum and smilsx tied
with bow Of white tulle which gave
feathery lightness to this charming
picture.
They left at once for Ashyille N. c