The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-20

unanlmlty, be concentrates TO
! himself the confidence and esteem
Of all the good people.
To the support of this ticket,
men Of Carolina, we most earnest
.ly invite you, in tho name of that
union and harmony which prom
iscs to our stricken, bleeding, suf-
! fcring people; so much of happi-
ness and prosperity in a peaceful
future.
| Adopted by the committee.
/ J. B. kERsuAw, Chairman.
h. ". SEiBELs, Secretary.
| Columbia, July 6, 1870.
| Marriage Of Miss McHardy.
We copy the following notlce of
q marriage which occurred on the
10th of June, at Chelmsford, Essex
Co., England, from an English pa
per. The father of the bride, we arc
pleased to state, is a brother of
the estimablo wife Of Major Lam
bort Jones Of Newberry, and the
friends of this family, and our
readers generally We think, will
be pleased to read the account
which tells how these interesting
! affairs arc conducted across tho
| wator.
The marriage of Nalrina, eldest
daughter Of Admiral McHardy,
chief-constable of the county Of
Essex, with Statf:Surgeon Francis
Henry Blaxall, NJ. D., Royal Navy,
was solemnized yesterday at the
pretty little church Of All Saints,
Springfield. The universal pop
uIarity Of the brides father, and
the esteem which Miss McHardy's
| own kindly disposition has iu-
spired for her in the Parish, con-
tributed, with the fashionable cha
racter of the wedding itself, to
render the event personally inter
| esting to largo number Of poo
pie, and the church and church
yard became densely crowded a
| long time before the ceremony
| was appointed 20 take place. A
| white ensign foated over the
church tower, and merry wedding
peals were rung at intervals du-
ring the day. The bridegroom
arrived at tho church gates about
eleven o'clock in a splendid car
riage drawn by q pair of greys,
and having alighted, proceeded to
a seat near the chancel screen,
whore the first part of the service
was to be performed. After him
came in the same way several
friends, and, ultimately, the brides
maids. These young ladies, six
in number, took up their position
inside the porch, and On the ar
rival OF the bride, with her father,
on whose arm she leant, they ac-
companicd her 10 the entrace Of
the chanccl, where the Rev. A.
Pearson commenced to read the
opening passages Of the Order
The rev. gentleman was accom-
panied by his two curatcs (thc
Rev. G. T. Dennis and the Rev.
II. A. Lipscomb), and also by the
Rev. c. J. Way, vicar Of Bore.
ham, the latter gentleman read
ing the concluding portions Of the
service after the wedding party
had walked in procession to the
altar. Mrs. Holgate presided at
the organ, and played suitable
marches as the bride and her
maids proceeded up the aisle to
the chancel, and when the whole
party, on the completion of the
ceremony, went into the vestry
to felicitato the happy pair and
witness the signing Of the regis
ter. AS the party passed along
the churchyard path to re-enter
their carriages flowers were streW-
ed under their feet by a number
of neatly-drcssod girls connected
with Springfield schools, who had
provided themselves with beauti-
tiful baskets and wreaths. The
bride was attircd in a rich dress
Of white corded silk, trimmed
with satin and fringe. She also
wore a beautiful wreath of orange
blossom and stcphanidis and an
embroidered tulle veil. The brides
maids, whose names we subjoin,
together with those Of the grooms-
men, wore white grenadine dress
es, elegantly trimmed with blue
satin ribbon, white bonnets, trim
med with blue convolvuli, and
wells of white tulle:
BRIDESMAIDS. GRooMsNES.
Miss Mary NcHardy, Capt. Vidal, R. n,
Miss Way, Capt McHardy, R. r.,
Miss Pearson, Capt. Lees,
Miss Mary Pearson, Mr.. Malcolm AcHar6Y, /
Miss Prescott, Capt. Way, r. n,
Miss Pasco. DR.. Chas. McRardy.
On the arrival Of the party from
church at the residence Of Admi-
ral McHardy at Springfield Court,
They nartook OF an elegantly serY-