The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-07-06
HUSBAND And WIFE.
MARRIAGE OF MISS sALL1E SCOTT AND
MIR. THoS. W. CooGLER.
RooutifuI Wedding Lovely Bride -
Loving Groom "a Thousaho
Friends Attest their Love and he-

Spect. .
4, an early hour last Wednesday evening,
the Methodist church was filled TO oVernow
ing with relatives, friends. invited guesls,
and strangers from a far, To witness tne ma
riage ceremony oil MT. lnotito W. Soo"i~
and Miss Sallie Scott.
AtO o'clock the contracting parties entered
the church, which was most peautLuIIy anu
artistically decorated for the Joyous ocGasloll
Two large arches of rvergreenS ana MOVERS
spanned the broad center aisle, one aoouc
midway, the other Immediately In front ol
the chanel, from which was suspended
large "horse shoe made OF whiie hoiiy,hocnS , nS
Miss Aylette Chalmers presided at the or
gan, and with a skilled hand accompanied
Prof d. II. Magil who led of with the cor, cor
net in spirited manner Mrs. CleVeianus
wedding march, and as the beautiful straihs
of music floated out upon the evening air
the ushgrs Mr. &. ID. Haddon and Mr.. James
& Cochran marched forward taxing Lnelr
Chanel. followed by the bridesmaids grooms-
men In the following order, ,..,,,
Miss Mary Hemphill, w. W. Bradley,
Miss Annie Penny, Arthur Sylan,
Miss Cora league, George Penney,
Miss Mary DuPre. Andrew Edwards,
Miss Bessie Edwards, w. E. Hill,
Miss Snllie Wilson, ). T.; butnana''
Miss Bessie Coogler, Joe Scott,
Miss Kate Coogler, Arthur league.
Then came forward, supported by MS pest
man. Mr.. John simmons, the handsome
groom, who awaited under the neau@tiui @ .he arer,
came forward leaning upon the arm Oh ner
sister Miss Kate, and attired In nan ndsoms
dress of white china silk made en-train: ana
flowing veil OF Illusion which was graceluHS
loOped with white flowers.
lust as the charming bride stood oeside Inc
happy groom the sweet strains Oh music cets-
ed, and the Rev. NJ. Dargan stepped iorwara,
and by the Impressive marriage ceremony OF OF
| the Nj. L. Church, made them man ana Wlle.
The bened iction being pronounced the happy
| couple marched ont to the lively strains OF
music, followed by the bridesmaids ana
groomsmen, all Of whom together with many
| relatives, and invited guests repaired 10 tne
| hospitnbie home of the brides aunt. Mrs. ). >.
| Hammond, where the brides mother
and brother gave them an an elegant n, sns, fecenI
| Among the many beautiful cakes was one
most elaborately trimmed, with engine ana
| train OF cars marked g., Z. " ~, Also a., tele-
graph poles and wire, with Cross Hill depot.
Upon one coach were the Initials IS A: H.,
and on one corner was u lovely basket OF HOW
erS.
Tie bride received quite number of hand
some and useful presents, as tokens OF love
and esteem from her many friends. go
The gaily lighted parlorS were flled with
bright smiling faces, and the evening was
one OF surprising loyellness. All enjoyed
themselves to the utmost. while the hours
passed by on rapid wings, ana ere the hahds
on the dial plate Of time pointed 10 Lhe nonr
OF twelve sweet good-byes were fondiy spoKS-
en-, best wishes extended, and all left for their
homes. feeling happier for the enjoyment oi
the evening which Will long be remembered
by one and all. .
The bride was one of Abbevllle's fairest
daughters whose memory will ever be en-
shrined In the hearts OF her many friends.
The groom Ia well known In Abbeville ana
has many friends who congratulate MIN up
on winning the hand and heart OF such n fair
and lovely bride.
The best wishes of their many friends go
with them to their new home at Cross Hi
for which place they left the next day on the
G., e. &. y. railroad.