The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Helena Heraldings and News Notes.


On last Thursday evening-the tlrS
of the New Iear-a bright and happ.
scene was witnessed III the little vll!ag
chapel. It was the marriage OF Mr.. }
D. Chapman and Miss Ada, the brlgh
and attractive daughter of Mr.. }. Il
Shockley.
The young friends Of the bride hn'
arranged few sprays Of ivy about lh
church and long before the croWnln!
moment Messrs Thomas Crom9r an'
Richard Greneker, Jr. were kept bus,
as ushers.
In due time it was evident that tl'
wedding party was about to enter TN
church: Rev. L. y. McClintock ha(
stepped to the front Of the chancel and
under the inspiring strain Of the wed
ding march, by Mrs. B. f. Julien, the
bridal party, consisting OF sever
couples, including the principals, came
up the aisles to the front OF the ros
tram. 1t was a solemn yet joyous
event.
The parties were all young, fair and
handsome, and radiant under the i'll
spiration of the occasion. The cere-
mony was performed and the vows
ratified in touching and impressive
manner by Mr.. McClintock.
The bridal party with several friends
then repaired to the home of the brides
parents and partook Of nice supper
with the Fluctuations usual to the occa-
sion.
The following named ladies and gen
. h.
welded pair : H. H. Blease and Miss
Mary Bishop; William McFall AID
Miss Lizzie Zobel; Edward Brown and
Miss George Hipp; f. B. Martin and
Miss Mamie Scott; J. \. Eddy and
Miss Eta Shockley; Henry Paysinger
and Miss Emma Scott
The bride was attired in cream CASH
mere and Surah silk. En- train. Her
dress was tastefully trimmed with
flowers. She wore the veil and her
only ornaments were the orange bios
SONS and a pure white japonica. She
was becomingly dressed and looked
swettly-pretty. The groom was serene
end wore look of justified pride and
happiness.
The fresh and fair young BRIDES
maids were each attired in cream Cash
mere, some with lace and ribbon and
others with lace and flowers. 1t was a
charming and beautiful incident and
our wishes for the happiness and pros
perity Of the married pair and their
friends are hereby heartily extended.
We should not forget to mention that
the bride was the recipient of num-
ber Of handsome and valuable pres
ents.
Miss Sallie Kibler returned Monday
to her school at Ridge Road.
Miss Mamie Scott has taken charge
of a school near Maybinton.
The Misses Coppock have moved into
the village.
Miss Louisa Meredith, of Laurens,
spent several days recently with her
friend Mrs. Blease.
Miss Nora Summer, of the county,
paid visit to her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Cromer, few days ago.
Miss Lillian Glenn has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Jenkins, at
Elloree.
Miss Pearlie Paysinger is visiting the
Misses Kibler.
Mrs. Hattie Zobel and Mr.. Butler
Mccoy, of Columbia, were lately on
visit to Mr.. Zobel.
Mrs. T. E. Sigh has gone to Clinton
for week or two.
Prof. Buzhardt and Miss Emma BuZ-
hardt have returned to their respective
homes after pleasant stay of few
days with their aunt Mrs. Emma Half
acre.
Mrs. Ann Milligan, Of Greenwood,
was on visit to her friends in the
early part of the week.
Mr.. Thos. Palmer, of Clinton, So
iourned for few days last week with
his friend I. E. Sigh.
Mrs. C. Hipp and Mr.. John Brown,
of Laurens, visited their relatives, the
Shockleys, last week.
Mr.. J. o. Rivers, who recently did
the repair work on the G.. y. & T.. r. R.,
has purchased a complete stock of
the latest improved blacksnlith's tools
and opened shop in Newberry.
Miss Eloise Welch had a pleasant
reception and social last Wednesday
evening.
The movements of the planets are full
of interest to those who like to note
their lustrous course. The weather is
exceptionally fine-so many frosts
without rain. May it not be hoped that
the brightly opening year may be an
earnest of prosperous and peaceful
one? SANS SOUCI.