The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-21
SALE-H UIET.
weddipp Bells-Br;iliant Nuptiais OF Mr..
George G. sale, Of the Newberry Bar,
and Miss Kate Huiet-1mpressive
Ceremony at the Church.
The Marriage Feast.

At the Methodist Church on Wednes.
day evening, the l4th, the nuptla's OF
Mr. George Gilmer Sale, talented
member of the Newberry Bar, and Miss
KATE Huiet. the charming daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. a. Huiet, were celebrated
amidst beautiful Surroundings and q
host ofhdmiring friends. The church
was decorated with arches OF rare now
ers, the lovely chrysanthemum aoouno-
ing ia rich profusion.
The bride, attired in an elaborate ana
handsome costume of white silk crepe
on traine with trimmings OF white SATIN
ribbon and Chantilly lace, entered the
church with the maid of honor, MISS
Katie Habenicht, of Charleston, ~bo
wore a pretty costume of white organ
die ribbon trimmings, with pearl orna-
ments. The groom enteiedon the oppo'
Cite si6e with his brother, Mr.. +. A. Sale,
of Columb bia, as best man. Inc orioes-
maids, preceding the bride, entered the
church on the right aisle in costumes OF
mink and green alternately, while the
9roomsmen entered on the left, ana
Crossing over before the chancel faced
each other and the congregation, Whlle
the choir sang as processlona' hytn1;
"The Voice that Breathed over Eoeh,
bv S. P. Warren. After the banns mao
been proclaimed impresslvely oy Tue
Rev, 4. J. Stokes an invocation hymn,
with the bride and groom kneellng oe-
meath a howered arch, was sweetly
rendered by the choir.
The bridesmaids all carried bou9uets
of chrysauthemums and the couples
were as follows:
Miss Dora Crouch. OF Ridge Spring. pink
organdie, noire ribbon, dlamonos' Will MI
Vi. D. Huiet. .,,o,,,,hi, S;,e
Miss Cecelia Bouknight. OF Coinm M pa NJ II
green silk null, satin ribbon, with Mr.. H. II
Miss Cornelia Coppock, pink crepe, moire
ribbon, with Mr.. 5. j. Wooten. ,o,.o
Miss Ttlla Booker, Nile green crepe; MORE
trimming OF swans down, flowers and ferns'
with Mr.. John NJ. kinard ,,.5o,o ,;,,.
Miss Estelle Griffith, OF Le%iedaie; PINK
olgandie, satin RIBBON, diamonds, Win MI.
Miss Carrie Lee. OF Chappell's, Nile green
crepon. white silk yelling, pearls, with MT
Miss Laila Stokes, pink crepe. satin ribbon
with Dr. D =. Mayer.
Miss Ola Wilson, Nile green crepe, MORE
ribbon. flowers. with Mr.. II. c. Cannon:
Miss He,tie Lake, pink crepe and satln' oia-
monds, with Mr.. James L. kennerls; cry, l.
Clary, $. E. Brown. VI. q. Aayes.
The bridal party retired from the
church by couples and the choir sang
the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohen-
grin.u The vocal music was unique
feature that gave an inspiration 10 'he
happy occasion.
The choir was composed as follows:
Mrs. Theo. Johnstone, soprano, cream SILK
sublime. MORE ribbon and lace, dlalno9n1rS. Us,
Mrs. 5. B. Jones, organ. whlte no"e'eo oN1'
na silk. chiffon lace, diamonds. W.
Mrs. s. L. Powell, alto, white silk, trlh-
mings Of silk guipure lace; emeraloS anu ota-
Dr. Theo. Johnstone tenor; Mr.. S. Jones.
bass: Prof :. L. Powell, cornet-
At the Crotwell Hotel, the residence
of the tride's mother, assembled lhe
guests to the elegant reception: lie
ps srlors and dining hall were handsome-
" decorated, aud the bride ana groom
received congratulations standing oe
meath a canopy of ivy and green de-
ccrated with pink roses. The eride was
the recipient of very many handsome
and valuable presents from FER nuuef-
Gus friends aud well-wishers.
An elegant supper was spread 1or the
bridal party and the guests, ana al
toyether the wedding was one OF the
most notable in the social life OF our
little city.
The Herald and News extends con-
oratulations and wishes the happy pair,
a long and useful welded life.