MARRIAGE: Elizabeth Renegar to Chester Porter, 1932, Bullitt Co., KY

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Contributed by Marabeth P. <marabplow@worldnet.att.net>
Date: 18 June 2000
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The marriage of Miss Alice Elizabeth Renegar and Mr. Chester Nolan Porter was quietly 
aolemnised on the lawn of the bride's home in Fern Creek at 5:30 Saturday afternoon, Rev. 
B.F. Atkinson of the Mount Washington Methodist church officiating.  Only the nearest 
relatives and most intimate friends of the couple - some fifty in all - were present.

Just preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Luther Stoner sang "Until" and "At Dawning" accompanied by 
Miss Willimae Renegar - younger sister of the bride - at the piano which was stationed on 
the front porch.

To the Bridal March from Lohengrin the bridal party filed down the steps and across the lawn 
to an alter improvised of palms and ferns where the minister awaited.

The only attendants were Mrs. Robert S. Welsh, who was her sister's Matron of Honor and Mr. 
Welsh, who was Mr. Porter's best man.

The sisters were dressed alike in simple organdy; Miss Willimae in pink with corsage of pink 
roses; Mrs. Welsh in green, carrying an arm bouquet of pink roses and the bride in white 
bearing a shower bouquet of Bride's roses, plumosa and Baby's Breath and having a wreath of 
orange blossoms on her back hair.  The groom also was in solid white - the groomsman in 
conventional gray, both with rose buttonaires.

Following the impressive ring ceremony an informal reception was held after which Mr. and 
Mrs. Porter left for a short wedding trip, the bride's going away gown being of blue crepe 
with all accessories to match.

The bride is the second daughter of Mrs. Anna M. Renegar; Mr. Porter is the older son of Mr. 
and Mrs. F.T. Porter of Mt. Washington and holds a responsible position with the Farmer's 
Creamery.

They will be at home for a short time with the groom's parents until the completion of their 
own home now under construction.

(Wedding date noted in margin - 13 Aug 1932)