Raymond Gray Wedding; Ralph Hemingray listed as an attendant

Another Elegant Wedding.

Weddings, fashionable and otherwise, follow so fast upon one another that even the profes­sional chronicler is at loss for court terms in which to give them publicity.

Last night the marriage of Miss Mary J. Eginton, daughter of Hon. Charles Eginton, to Mr. Raymond C. Gray, son of Colonel John Gray, all of Covington took place — a marriage whose prospect has long been the subject of interest in the world of fashion hereabouts, and of deeper and more genuine interest among the numerous kinsfolk and friends of the two families.

The ceremony was celebrated at the First Pres­byterian Church, Covington, Rev. Dr. J. M. Worrall, Pastor, administering the matrimonial office, Prof. Louis Levassor presiding at the or­gan, and Messrs. Dr. W. A. Hall, Daniel Beard, Wm. K. Benton and Ralph Hemingray officiating with graceful elegance as attendants, it is su­perfluous to add that the ceremony was grace­fully performed or that the music was artistic­ally rendered.

The bridal couple entered, preceded by two and followed by two of the attendants, and our in­artistic and unskilled eye noted a train dress of rich silk, of a color resembling the tea-rose, trimmed profusely and tastefully with point lace, a bridal veil and a coronal of flowers, which, whatever they were, were not orange blossom — a variation which may seem presumptuous, but is certainly pleasing to note as a variation. The lady looked lovely herself, and her dress was all loveliness. In the church was seated a large au­dience, and the most perfect good order prevailed — another pleasing variation to note.

The ceremony over, the bridal couple and their invited guests were soon in the elegant parlors of Mr. Eginton's pleasant home, and congratula­tions and acknowledgments genial and hearty occupied the early evening. Then came the march to supper, and the bounteous repast, so elegantly arranged by John Lehman, was soon a magnificent ruin. After supper the buzz of fash­ionable and friendly converse filled up an hour or more, good-bys were said, and the wedded pair took their departure for Chicago, where they will spend a few days and then return to their home in Covington.