The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-25
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
WEDDING in LOUISA

A beautiful morning wedding solem-
nized last Wednesday in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, in Louisa
was that OF Miss Gladys irene Land
and Mr. j. Robert Kennedy The hour
was nine o'clock. ..
The pulpit was banked with ferns
) which formed a pretty background for
the wedding party. ~ r..
Just previous TO the ceremony Miss
Elizabeth Yates sang Il Love You
kTruly," Miss Agnes Abbott and Miss
Elizabeth Conley rendering the ac-
compartment on violin and piano. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
George r. Vinson and Miss Abbott.
Miss Bessie Marcum, of Ceredo w.
Va, cousin of the bride, was maid
of honor. Mr. Kennedy had as his best
man Mr.. Bruce Williams, of Ashland.
The brides maids were Miss Virginia
Hager, Miss Helen Vinson, Miss Vivian
Hays. Miss Julia Snyder, Miss Roberta
Dixon and Miss Clara Bromley.
The ushers were Mr. z. K. Spencer,
Mr. +. l.. Wellman, Mr.. Fred NJ. Vim
son, Mr.. Robert Dixon, Jr, Mr.. Jas.
.. Lackey, Jr, and Mr.. Jim Ferguson,
who also were groomsmen.
The first of the attendants to enter
the church were Miss Hager and Mr.,
Spencer who came down opposite
aisles, then Miss Vinson and Mr.. Well
man, Miss Dixon and Mr.. Vinson, Miss
Bromley and Mr.. Dixon, Miss Snyder
and Mr.. Lackey, and Miss Hays and
Mr.. Ferguson, and the maid OF honor.
Next was little Miss Martha Mayo
Stewart as flower girl, in dainty frock
of blue taffeta with hat to match. She
carried basket of flowers and grace
fully scattered them In the pathway
of the bride, who entered with her
uncle, Mr.. r. l. NVinson. AT the altar
they were joined by the groom and
best man. The bridal party OF attrac-
tive maids and handsome men formed
a fitting picture for the occasion.
The ceremony uniting these young
people was impressively read by the
Rev. James D. Bell, pastor of the
church. ,... ..+.-.s F.. r..
The bride looked we'll in a stylish
suit of dark blue tricotine with hat.
veil and shoes of gray. The flowers
she carried were white rosebuds show
cred with lilies of the valley
The maid of honor was attired in
blue taffeta silk. The maids costumes
were of brown satin and blue taffeta
of becoming styles and their hats were
pretty spring models. Their bouquets
were roses. r' .t....'. f g.. -
Following the ceremony the bride
and groom left for trip to Louisville
and Lexington. They will then go to
Wheelwright where they will begin
housekeeping. Mr.. Kennedy holds a
position at Wheelwright with the
Elkhorn Coal Corporation. He came to
this valley three years ago as a-trav-
cling salesman, in which capacity he
made good He established himself
as young man worthy of trust, in
dustrious, intelligent and popular. His
parents live in Louisville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy will visit them on this
trip.
The bride is a social favorite here
and is greatly admired for her charm
ing manner and sweet disposition. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Jamie Vinson
Land. of this place. Until recently
she held a position in the Louisa Ma
tional Bank, Nothing could attest her
popularity more than the number of
affairs given in her honor after the
announcement of the approaching
nuptials
Best wishes follow Mr.. and Mrs
Kennedy to their new home with the
hope that some time they may return
to Louisa to live.