The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-13
OLIVEROS-IzLA r.
The Wedding of DR.. B. P. Olveros and
Miss Carrie Izlar at Orangeburg. S. Q.

! The Wedding of DR.. 3. P. Oliveros and
Miss Carrie Izlar at Orangeburg. S. Q.
The wedding of Dr. B. p. Oliveros, Of
this city, and Miss Carrie Izlar, daughter
Of Gen. James Izlar, at Orange
burg, S. c., which was announced in the
MORNING NEWS a day or two ago, was a
brilliant event.
The ceremony was at Q o'clock Thurs
day evening in the Orangeburg Presbyte-
rian church An Orangeburg special
gives full account Of the
wedding The church decorations were ex-
ceedngly tasteful and elaborate. At the end
of both aisles Immediately on the pulpit
area, were arches festooned with partl col
ored drapery, and gates dressed in green,
white and gilt. In the area in front OF the
pulpit, suspended upon a garlanded rope,
was a silver cornucopia OF profuse orna-
mentation, fully six feet long and about
two and "A half at the mouth. 1t tapered
away to a fancy scroll. 1t was garlanded
with laurel wreaths and festOOned with rib
bon bows. and from its mouth gushed hun
dreds of flowers and vine steamers. 1t was
suspended directly over the heads of the
bridal pair. Four pretty misses held rib
bons of different colors at four points away
from the cOrnucopia.
The pulpit was beautifully dressed with
japonicas and green trimmings, and the
initial letters of the contracting parties,
''I' and 90 shown out amid the flowers.
Under the aisle arches the initials 81" and
so" of exquisite floral work were suspended.
Outside a row of Chinese lanterns lit the
lawn. The ceremony was very unique and
impressive. The church was crowded TO its
utmost capacity First entered the Misses
Lizzie Perryclear and Nina Van Orsdell,
who passed up, as the wedding march
began, to the arches aud opened the floral
gates Then followed the cOrnucopia quar-
tette, Misses Edith Moseley and Mary Postell,
Rebecca Jeffords and Maud Patrick-two
on each aisle. These, passing the gates,
| took their respective ribbons and stood on
| chairs above the beads of the entire bridal
| party. Then followed tho walters, ladies in
pairs on the right aisle. gentlemen by twos
| on the left aisle, the ladies passing under
the initial 81" of the bride; gentlemen
under initial soy of the groom. They
passed each other in the pulpit area, and re-
versed positions, halting ladies left, gentle
men right. After the beautiful walters
and their escorts had been placed,
two tiny little girls followed
strewing flowers before the bride. Next
came the bride on her fathers arm, and the
groom escorting the brides mother, A
couple of pretty little pages followed the
bride When the bishop rose the music
ceased Bishop Howe with delightfully."-
clear voice proceeded with the ceremony
and the handsome couple were made one.
Then came n blast of organ, string and
wind Instruments, and the bridal party
went out, all under the arch-lettered 80. D."
As soon as the last couple had passed the
cornucopa girls gathered in a bunch, tied
their ribbons TO a knot and swung upon
them pair of silver hearts.
The bridesmaids were Miss Fannie Izlar,
Miss Matte Fowes, Miss Pauline Izlar,
Miss Hattie Bell, Miss Julia Salley, Miss
Lizzie Izlar, Miss May Postell, Miss Neila
Smith, Miss Jessie WhIttemore. Miss Elvira
Izlar, Miss Agnes Tyson, Miss Beta Leavell,
Miss AdelIa Raysor, Miss l.. Glen, Miss
Lou Wethersbee, Miss George Norris, Miss
| Nina Van Orsdell. Miss Helen Macmakin,
| Miss Mary Coward, Miss Ella Oliveros,
| Miss Susie Postell, Miss Beckey Jeffords,
| Miss Maud Patrick, Miss Edith Moseley.
The brides dress was Of white satin,
! beaded pasSementerie, lace trimmings,
orange blossoms, ruchings and diamonds; a
lovely adornment of a tall and lovely
! blonde.
The gentlemen attending were Messrs.
| Sydney Izlar, Marion Raysor, Sydney Oil
veros, Robert Brunson, John +. Bull, Claude
Gerhard, Preston Hilderbrand, Henry
| Brunson, Wesley Keitt Sheldon Scovill,
Hart Moss, f. Glover, Willie Brunson, w.
Stuart, George Seignious, Frank Farnum,
| &. Kuykendal, Frank Screven, NJ. o. DANTE
lier, Robert Izar.
Gov. Richardson Of South Carolina, was
guest at the reception which followed the
ceremony at the church.
| DR. Oliveros is one of Savannah's most
prominent young physicians, and with his
| bride will receive "A cordial welcome here.