FOUR
FERNE WOOD MARRIES
JOHN ANDREW
KENNEY, JR.
In a beautiful ceremony witnessed
by a small group of
friends of the principals, the
former Miss Larceuia Feme
Wood became the bride of John
Andrew Kenney, Jr., of Tuskegee,
Alabama, Saturday, Juue
1.5,
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. H. C. Miller, pastor
of St. James Presbyterian
Church, here, who stood before
a background of palms and peonies
with seven branch candalabras.
Mrs. Kenuey's only attendant
was her sister. Miss Anne R.
Wood of Boston, Massachusettes. {
Mr. Kenney had as his best man
his brother, Howard Kenney of
Tuskegee, Ala.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Dr. C. R. Wood
<)t Gary, Indiana. Little John B
McLaughlin, Jr., son of Dr. and
Mrs. John B. McLauglin was ring
bearer.
Pre-nuptial music was played |
by Bernard L. Mason, violinisl
of A. and T. College, who was j
accompanied Dy mis. in. welister.
His numbers included:
"Hymne A. Saint . Cecile,"
"Liebesleid." "A d 'o r a t i o n."
"Meditation from Thais," and
"Canzonetta."
Mrs. C. C. Stewart used as
wedding music "Bridal Chorus,"
from Lioheiigriu; "L.iebestraume."
and Wedding March,"
Mendelssohn.
Mrs. Kenney wore a gown of
ivory satin with long sweeping
train, torso waist, sweetheart
neck, and long pointed sleeves.
Her veil was of illusion in fingerlip
length. She carried a shower
bouquet of white bridal roses,
1 illy of the valley and orchids hi
the center.
A The maid of honor wore
V buttercup marquisette o v e r
/ taffeta with low midriff, short
v"* body, baby neckline, and puff
sleeves. She carried a bouquet
of yellow and white with blue
snapdragons.
Mrs. L>arcenia Wood, the
bride's mother wore apple green
crepe embroidered in coraj and
white with sweeping skirt. Mrs.
John A. Kenney. the groom's
mother wore net over pink
taffeta.
Mrs. Kenney is the daughter
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THE FUTI
of Mrs. Lajceuia Wood aiid the
late Ulton Wood. She is the
grand-neice of Prof. Charles
Moore of New York, formerly
of this city and founder of A.
and T. College. She is a graduate
of Bennett College and was a
member of the faculty there
when she received the FrancoAmerican
Assistantship to study
in France. The offer was cancelled
because of war conditions.
She holds the A. M. degree from
Boston University and has done
graduate work at Chicago University.
She is at present a member
of the faculty at Dudley High
School.
Mr. Keuney is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. John A. -Kenney of
Tuskegee. His father waV foundI
er of the Community Hospital,
Newark, N. J., and is at present
medical director of John A. Andrew
Hospital, Tuskegee. He is
a graduate of Bates College aud
has studied at Columbia and
New York Universities. He is now
enrolled in the medical school
at Howard University.
Other out-of-town guests included
: Miss Elizabeth Kenney,
Tuskegee; Mrs, James Williams,
| New York; Junius Carter, Providence,
Rhode Island; Mr. aud
Mrs. George Windsor, Washington,
D. C.; and Miss Hattie
Brown. New York.
Mrs. Kenney was honored at
several affairs preceding the
wedding which included an in
formal party given by the Dudley
High School faculty; a buffet
supper by Mrs. W. Cora Haith.
a bridge supper by Mrs. William
A. Banner, a formal supper by
Mrs. W. B. Windsor; the cake
cutting by Mesdames J. B.
McLaughlin, G. D. Tillman. W.
L.. Woods, Jr.; breakfast by
Mrs. W. L. Woods, Sr., President
and Mrs. David Jones were hosts
to the bridal party at dinner
following the ceremony.
Assisting at the reception w^re
Misses Cora Haith, Helen Holt;
Mesdames Willie Wood, Charles
Green, G. D. Tillman, Remhert
Malloy, and Mandell Ateca.
BENNETT ANNOUNCES
PASTOR'S SCHOOL
OF METHODS
Tentative plans were completed
and the announcement of
f&cutly members for the annual
Pastor's School of Practical
Methods to be held at Bennett
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College. July 12-17, was made
I here last week by the Reverend
Prince A. Taylor. Jr., dean of
the school.
The school is sponsored by
the Board oC Mission and Church
Extension, Methodist Church I
and is open to ministers of all |
denominations. Dr. Edgar Love j
of New York is director of the |
school.
The faculty list includes an j
array of outstanding churchmen
and authorities who will conduct
the classes. Other speakers during
the week will be announced
later.
Included on the faculty are:
Dumant Clarke, religious direc-j
| tor. Farmers Federation of
j North Carolina; Dr. George M.
Bell, chairman committee on
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