The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10

aye lOu Will slSu'l1 eiiN Si'AAAN ~
your right hands," 1.-THE groom and
the bride joined hands.] Grover"
said the minister, ''do you take this
woman. whom you hold by the hand.
to be your lawful welded wife, to live
together after Gods ordinance in the
holy estate Of wedIock? Do you prom
ise to love her, cherish. comfort aud
keep her in sickness and IN health. IN
ioy and in sorrow. and forsaking all
others keep you only unto her so long
as you both shall live?"
The groom (irmly)-''I do"
DR.. Sunderland-''Fr do you
take this man, whom you hold by the
hand, to be your lawful welded husband.
to live together after Gods ordinance IN
tie holy estate of wedlock? DO you
promise to love him. honor, comfort and
keep him in sickness and in health, in
10y and in sorrow. and torsaklng all
others keep you only unto him so long
as you both shall liYe?"
The bride responded in a low but clear
voice, II do"
DR.. Sunderland (solemnlv)-''Foras-
much as Grover and Frances have here
agreed and coyenantcd to live together
after Gods ordinance IN the holy estate
of wedlock. and have confirmed the
same by giving and taking the wedding
ring: now. therefore, in the presence OF
this company, in the name of the Father
and OF the Son and of the Holy Ghost
T pronounce and declare that they are
husband and wife; and what God hath
Joined together let no man put asundcr."
Rev. Mr.. Cleveland the pronounced
the following bcncdictlon:
God the Father. God the Son, and
Gcd the Holy Ghost. bless, preserve
and keep you. The Lord mcrcliully fill
YOU with all temporal and all spiritual
blessings and grant that you may so live
together in this world that IN the world
to come you may have life everlasting.
Amen"
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
Mrs. Folsom, showing traces OF deep
emotion. was the first to tender her con-
cratulations to the newly married pair.
She was followed by Miss Cleveland,
Rev. MIR. Cleveland, and the other rela-
tives and friends in turn. While the
congratulations were in progress the
band, under the leadership of Professor
Sousa, performed the bride chorus and
march from Lohengrin, and to this mu-
sic the President and his wife led the
way into the stately East Room. The
adornments of this noble hall were in
keeping with its majestic proportions,
and its ample space and brilliant illuml-
nation afforded an opportunity for a fit
TIM display of the ladies' toilettes.
The bride wore an enchanting we'd
ding dress of ivory satin, simply gar
u,shed on high corsage with India
muslin, crossed in .Grecian folds and
carried in exquisite falls of simplicity
over the pettlcoaT. Orange blossom
garniturc, commencing upon the veil i'll
a superb coronet, is continued through
out the costume with artistic skill. Her
veil of tulle, about five yards in length,
completely cnvcloped her, falling to the
edge of the petticoat In front and eXtcn-
ding the entire length of her full court
train. She carried no flowers and wore
no iewelry except an engagement ring
containing a sapphire and two diamonds.
and q plain gold wedding ring which had
been placed on her finger before she
descended the staircase.
The couple departed at 0 O'Clock to-
night for Deer Park, Maryland, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on q brief
wedding tour.
South Carolininns Divorced in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Constitution of Tuesday
says:
''Yesterday was divorce day III the
Superior Court.
''Seyen suits were disposed of, total
divorce being granted in each case.
"Judge Marshal J. Clark had stricken
from the docket about twenty-five suits
for want of prosecution. There still re-
mains a good number for his and the
jury's consideration.
''From the number of suits it looks
like that Atlanta is really the Chicago
Of the South.
:sIda NJ. Davis was grantad total di-
yorce from her husband, Robert T. Da-
Wis. They were married in Clinton.
South Carolina, in 1876. She alleges
that he was very unkind to her and was
an habitual drunkard. lie frequently
beat her with sticks and in every way
imaginable made life for her as miserable
as possible. In 1879 she quit him,
finding that 1t was dangerous to longer
live with Inn. The evidence sustained
the charges and q total divorce was
granted"
WOman's Charm.
Every woman has some special charm,
which she should find out and cultivate.