The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Beneath :he Golden Rods.

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blossoms, they plight their troth, and by
the Rev. DR.. Scbaeiicr, Of the Lutheran
church, assisted by tie Rev. Or
Wright. Of the Baptist church, the
words are spoken which unite two
hearts in One-and
";hcrc'< nothing half so sweet in lie
Is loves young drealu.'
1t was 1 gay and happy assembiage.
The wedding garments were on; the
marriage feast was near at hand. The
Lutheran church was the place OF the
scene, and Tuesday evening the time.
Mr.. 3. &. Matthews and Miss Clara
Crotwell, the beautiful and charming
daughter of Mr.. J. a. Crotwell, were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock.
They were attended by thirteen gallant
young men, and as many lovely lnaidens
all arrayed in pure white. 1t was a
beautiful scene to look upon. The
church was artstically and tastefully
decorated. A triple arch Of bright
fresh green thickly studded with gol-
den rod surrounded the altar, beneath
which assent bied the bridal party, and
the happy young couple pligEted their
troth. The railing was artistically
draped ia white and entertwined with
ivy. Upon either side Of the chancel
were stands of rare hot house plants in
bloom. The pulpit was banked with
exquisite roses and back Of it were
beautiful ferns and palms. The alcove
showed a delicate tracery OF ivy, and
in the centre, at the top, and on either
side hung baskets of trailing vines, and
beneath the centre basket in the alc0ve
was the united heart of handsome nat
ural flowers, emblematic of the occa-
sion. Upon the whole the church was
very prettily decorated and the effect
was pleasing to the eye.
The church was full down stairs and
upstairs. In fact we might say "the
world and his wife were there" They
came early and had patience to wait.
Every one loves to see beautiful mar
riage
The bridal party arrived promptly at
nine o'clock, and as they reached the
doors the organ pealed forth the grand
march of the "Cujus Anima," and as
the bride entered the church the tones
were modulated into the familiar tune
of Faithful and True" from Lohen-
grin. And as the party retired Men
delssobn's wedding march was beauti-
fully rendered. Mrs. Peter Robertson
presided at the organ.
A special lady reporter has furnished
The Herald and News a description of
the costumes of the ladies of the bridal
party, and it is given herewith:
The ushers were w. a. Fant, J. Z.
Scott, G. +. Wearn and l.. B. Martin,
all in full dress.
The groom marched up the aisle on
the arm Of Mr.. ?. G. Ellisor, who was
best man. The bride came in with
each other in front of the chancel.
The bride was handsomely attired in
a white India silk en- trainc, trimmed
with chiffon lace, and wore wreath Of
orange blossoms and a beautiful silk
tulle bridal veil. She also wore a mag
nifcent necklace of diamonds. She was
a beautiful bride.
Mr.. P. G. Ellesor acted as best man
and Miss Alice Cannon as best lady.
Miss Cannon wore a handsome bro
caded silk trimmed in festoon flowers
of exquisite lace. Pearl ornaments.
Mr. Foster Martin with Miss Min
ME Matthews, Of Edgefeld, in a lovely
dress of white silk. Ornaments of
pearl.
Mr.. S. Z. Brown with Miss Mamie
Clardy, of Laurens. Miss CIardy wore
4 beautiful white silk, with ornaments
of pearl.
DR.. L. D. Haigler with Miss Carrie
DeWalt, Of Prosperity. Elegant Cos
tune Of cream Ottoman silk, trimmed
with lace and ribbons. Diamond orna-
mentS.
Mr.. jerks H. Robertson with Miss
Laura Blease She wore pretty China
silk, white jeweled chiffon. Diamond
ornaments.
Mr.. f. L. Bynum with Miss Marie
Wright, of DonalGs. Surah silk, lace
and natural flowers. Pearl ornaments.
Mr.. J. D. Davenport with Miss Will
lie Cozby. She wore combination
henrietta and white satin, with lace
trimmings. Ornaments, opals.
Mr.. w. G. Mayes with MallieWheel-
er. This young lady wore lovely cos
tune OF China silk, festooned with blue
and maiden-hair fern.
Ornaments, pearls and sapphires.
Mr. r. II. Wearn with Miss Nan
ME Mayes. Dress Of white silk, with
natural fiowers-elegant in its sim
plicity. Diamonds.
Dr. Geo. Summers, of Orangeburg,
with Miss Carrie Mafett, of Silver
Street. This young lady wore dress
Of dotted China silk with handsome
Llama trimmings. Princess costume.
Diamonds and rubies.
Mr.. S. J. Wooten with Miss Tilla
Boozer. White Bedford cord, Marabout
Ornaments turquois and
pearls.
Mr.. D. S. ElIesor with Miss Eoline
Merchant. Crepe de Chine and hen
rietta; lace trimmings. Ornaments
diamonds.
Jas. l.. kennerly with Miss Addie
Caldwell. Silk henrietta and chiffon
lace Natural flowers and diamonds.
After the ceremony about two hum
dred invited guests assembled at the
Crotwell Hotel where bountful repast
was spread and pleasure and good will
held high carnival until past - o'clock.
The supper was prepared Gy Mir. and
Mrs. Stewart, and a very elegant one
it was. The tables We're very pretty
and the decorations upon the walls
spoke Of the festive occasion.
The Herald and News wishes the
young couple happy life Of usefulness.
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