The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-05-02
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. NH ToR.-That neurological god of
love, Is responsible for bringing about
the Gtoes<t social event on the 23d of April,
of the ess@2n, in Santuc by a goodly number
Of nt11 and relatives gathering nt the
reside Rev. and Mrs. James T. Jeter,
10 NJ! marriage of their pretty and
.bighl plished daughter, Miss Bessie,
to M 7. Jeter, q prominent young
busin tf the firm of j. II. Jetcr &
Som 1ace, Rev. Charles II. Willeford
effici>! jso the reception, given by the
MoQH 1k<nts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
l4erf o. the oath, at their residence.
were present only members Of the
- - moses cSane9 and they
49, <d< Ss senjoy themselves 10 tns- fullest
.capacifyof their hearts by the cordial hospi-
!ahty and generosity Of the host and
hostess.
To attempt t., describe the galaxy of
beauty that graced these OCCASIONS, would
be almost rs vain task MS to gild refined
gold, or to paint the lily. The pretty
Ind handsome groom seemed to be happi-
hess personifed
The presents given the bride were nu-
merous, and both ornamental and useful.
short while afer the ceremony was per-
formed the guests were invited to partake of
Va most sumptuous feast, and 10 behold n
eooiO hRutcu anu 8TtlSt1C0llY
decorated with fancy cakes, fruits and flow
ers, which could hardly be surpassed in
elegance and superb taste.
At :he reception the guests had the most
enjoyable, free and easy time also. Aud
cannot fail to say something of the table
there, Which was beautiful in the extreme
and which the writer had the pleasure of
hooking upon and admiring before the dinner
hour, st ~. H.. This table was equally as
artbtie tie<sas decora.ed. with the exception of
No a. rEnsfor dinner and in the
daylights but taking in The whole, could
not see Were anything could be done to add
to its effectiveness. In the centre of the
table waj cake, the shape Of basket, with
loops of Icing, initiating strings Of beads or
fringe suspending from the handle and
around the top Of the basket, which was
filed with sweet flowers. This and other
fancy cakes, displayed artistic taste and in
genuity in that line of housekeeping
Directly over the table was large wreath
Of evergreens a0a flowers. from which was
suspended hanging basket filled also with
evergreens and flowers. The walls of the
room were lined with beautiful blooming
hot-hause plants, adding greatly to tho
brilliancy Of the whole scene. To sum it
all up, the event was tho most pleasant, the
most sociable, the freest from ostentation,
and the easiest for the guests to adapt them
selves to that was ever witnessed in this
vicinity, and will be long cherished by
those who participated rs the plcasantcst
occasion of their lives.
| Tho happy couple takes with them on
thtW voyage OF married life tho hearty con-
gratulations, the best and sincercst wishes
of all fora happy and prosperous life.
Dame rnmor says that others aoc expect
ing 10 embark on the same voyage soon,
and. judging from what have very re
Gently seen, cupid is prying into other
hearts, trying to put two of those 'girls
caps" over some one at once.
Our temperance Society seems to be more
in business frame Of mind just now and
expects 70 make the meeting more pleasant
Mr.. r. G. Farr, the d. G. W. p, has re
signed and brother D. B. Fant has been ap-
pointed in his stead.
Speaking Of temperance, reminds me of
an editorial not long ago in the TIMss, the
substance Of which was that to make clean
sweep Of intemperancc, it must be worked
at at homo and among the ladies. ETC.,
which WOULD beat all legislation co',trover-
sizes, etc, II the ladies would draws line and
make A.distinction. -
Tl3 hive always been my 81 timents,
but 81 not sSy',auything fos1 fof being
wro fcrsed But hay IN finrs-