Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-25
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Fhe bride OF tae Gave.c.d Jo5eqi.
Alexander McaIurray, D. D.
The ceremony was witnessed only
by relatives, members of the S S. S.
Club and representatives OF the Off
Icial boards of the Presbyterian
Church.
A color scheme of pink and green
was effectively carried out in the
house decorations. The marriage
vows we e taken beneath ID bower of
roses Quantities of Dorothy Perkins
roses end ferns transformed the par
Tor into q veritable fairy garden
Mrs. Clayton Williams, Of Licking
ton, rendered the bridal usic-using
Man5esohus wedding march as the
orical party entered The parlor. Mrs,
George 6 Crawford, of Strasburg,
s4ng eauty's Gyes'-Iosti, pre-
cedjng the cereme ny.
The bride VINO VAS given in mairi q
b. her fs.ther was tastefully attiled in
gown of white embroideret net over
georgette crepe and trimmed with
pearls, wore an imported veil of real
lace which was originally used by the
BRIDES grandmother, Mrs. David
Crawford, and has been used by all
brides in the family since. She car.
ried shower Of brides roses.
Mrs Charles N. Wunder, of George
town, Texas, was her sisters matron
Of honor. She was beautifully gown
ed in white georgette crepe over pink
satin and carried an arm bouquet of
Killarney roses.
Little Charles Monroe Fravel
nephew of the bride, attired in suit OF
white carried the ring in basket of
roses.
Prof. Clayton Williams, of the
Washington and Lee Law School, of
LEXINGTON, was DR.. McMurray's best |
man
DR.. G. a. Funkhouser, former Pres
ident of the Benebreak Theological |
of the United Brethren
Church, of Dayton, Ohio, and an
uncle OF the bride, performed the
ceremony. He was assisted by DR..
6. G. SydnOr, of the Presb5 terrain
Church, of Charles Town, W. Va.
Following the ceremony a reception
vas given to the wedding guests.
The dining room was elaborately |
decorated il white roses and ferns
With a beautiful brides cake On a
3ank of ferns, forming the centerpiece.
Dr.. al Mrs. McMurray left by
sutomob41s after the reception for
ID extended trip, after which they will |
)e at home at ''Tbe Manse," Wood
stock.
DR.. McMu2ray has been pastor OIL,
he Woodstock Presbyterian Church
or the past nine years, coming to II
" oodstock from Lynchburg, where
lie had been successful pastor of
tivermont Presbyterian Church Dur
ng his pastorate in Woodstock, Dr..
IcMu-ray has been very successful
md has endeared himself to not only
lis own church members, bal to CO |
workers. n ali lines.
Mrs McMurrav for several years
7as member of the faculty of the 5
V oodstock Graded School and is a
'oung woman of excellent qualities
nd strong personality.
Out of town guests for the wedding t
'ere Mrs Oh res n. Wunder, of
Georgetown, Texas, DR.. and Mrs. &.
Funkh0user, of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs,
f Cotton and Mrs X. Il. RInker, Il
+ Baltimore, Prof and Mrs. Claytoni
Y Villains, Washington and Lee Uni
erslty, OF Lexington, DR.. C. G. Sn.3-
or, of Char.es Town, ". Va Res.
nd Mrs. c. D. Giikerson, ME- and
lrs. F B. Crawford and daughter,
'iss Elizabeth Crawford, of Win.
hester, Rev. and Mrs A. H Clark,
Or. and Mrs. G. G. Crawford and |,
amily, Mrs c. NJ. Borum, Mr.. and a
1rs, Charles Borum and Miss Eleanori
" eston, of Strasburg, MIR. and Mrs. n
'ayette FuukhOuser: of Mt. Jackson,
Iiss Louisa Crawford, of Kernstown,
lr. and Mrs, James Janney and fam.
~ and Mr.. Maynard, of Libertytow
Maryland. II