The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-11-11
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
TWO OF ABBEvILLE's MOST POPULAR
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE UNITED IN
THE HOLY BONDS.
The Presbyterian Church Was Orna.
namented With Charming DeeOra-
lions for the Marriage of Miss
Leila @uarlcs and Mr.. 8. Jenner
Link.

Link.
y great company OF friends and well wish
ers assembled in the Presbyterian church nj
this place last Wednesday evening, to witness
the marriage of MIR. s. Jenner Link and Miss
| Leila Quarles
The church had been most tastefully deco
rated for The occasion. The most charming
| flowers greeted the eye, while the brilliant
light reflected the pleasure of the many faces
of those who had come to do honor 10 the oc-
caslOn.
In front Of the pulpit or reading desk. a
floral arch had been formed, from the cen Ire
OF which hung floral bell.
THE BRIDAL PARTY. =
at exactly halEpast eight o'clock, the ap-
| pointed hour, the bridal party came and took
their places IN the order in which they are
Mr. j. NJ. Lawson, Miss Kate Marshall,
| Mr.. r. L. Mabry, Miss Susie Brunson,
Mr.. George Penney, Miss Jennie Allen,
Mr.. ThoS. Thomson, Miss Agnes sullivan,
Mr.. L. j. White, Miss Elise Bowie,
Mr.. NJ. +. Game, Miss Aggie Galphin,
MIR. j. A. Allen. Miss (.Ornella Brunson
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, Miss Emma Tnsten,
Mr.. Thos. T. QunrIes. Miss salie Scott.
Mr.. A. d. Calhoun, Miss Agnes Quares.
Miss Agnes Quarles entered with the bride.
The groom with Mr.. A. ID. Calhoun.
UsHERs.
Mr.. T. G. Perrin, Mr.. James Chalmers,
MIR. WIS. Cothran, MIR. I. A. White.
THE DRESSES.
The young ladies were as pretty as nature
and art could make them. They were dress
ed as follows:
The BRIDES dress. white silk and lace, pearl
ornaments.
Miss Agnes Quarles, cream brocade silk and
lace.
Miss SallIe Scott, cream cashmere and lace.
Miss Agste Gulphin, cream nuns yelling
and ribbons.
Miss Agnes Sullivan, cream cashmere and
lace.
Miss Elise Bowie, cream silk and lace.
Miss Cornelia Brunson, cream silk and arti-
ficial flowers.
Miss Susie Brunson, cream silk and artif-
clal flowers.
Mis- Edna Tustcn, cream nuns yelling and
silver cord.
Miss Jennie Allen, cream lace.
Miss Kute Marshall, cream, silk and gold
lace.
THE CEREMoNY-THE TABLEAU.
The bride and the groom stood under the
arch, lacinS the audience. while the attend
ants were on either side. :'ev. j. Lowrie Will
son. ID. d., Immediately proceeded To the per-
fornance OF the ceremony, and IN q few min
utes the twain were one, after Gods own or
dlnance.
The bridal party made tableau which has
been greatly admired, and every one speaks
In words OF delight at the beautiful wedding,
anu eS pTCSbeS plCtSuTo tL InC CTuTIDlnp MAN.
ner in which all the parties performed thcir
part.
THE BRIDE AND GROOM.
The bride is pretty blonde-whose beauty
Is acknowledged every day in the week-'ooli-
ed, II possible. more beautiful than ever be-
fore.
The groom Is one OF our best young men, u
son of Dr. W. L. Link, ut Link T. o in this
county, and he is one OF Abbevllle's most pop
ular statesmen.
After the ceremony was over the bridal par
ty, and number OF invited friends, retired TO
the mansion OF the brides father, Mr. Thos. p
Quarles, where most elegant reception was
given from nine until twelve o'clock.
TIE PRESENTS.
The bridal presents were many and valua-
showed as well the art Of the bride. as the re-
fined taste OF those who had chosen the ele-
CANT presents of silver china, and other suit
able gifts. The valuable and pretty gifts
numbered some seventy or eighty of the
choicest articles that were ever presented TO
any bride.
ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment at home was such as on
ly Mr.. and Mrs. Quurles can give, and the
pleasure OF the guests was exceeded only by
the beauty anG harmony with which the eve
nings entertainment passed Oft.
The supper table was beautiful indeed, nhd
nothing was lett undono. to make the eve
ming one Of unalloyed happiness.
The happy yonDg people begin life under
the most pleasing auspices, and n host OF
friends give their best wishes for their future
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