The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1897-12-08
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Henrietta and trimmed in sky blue
satin ribbon and golden chiffon and
rhinestones. She held bunch of
beautiful cream roses in her left hand.
The groom dressed in full evening
costume, wore a smile Of gratitude. !.
The walters III regular order were as
follows
Maggie Stanton and Walter Jerni-
gan and Miss Maggie Breeden and
Sidney McInis Miss Ellen Odom was
maid of honor and Mr.. Lawrence
Stalton performed lie duty as best
man.
The ladies were attired most be.
comingly as follows:
Miss Maggie Stanton in gray cashi-
mere trimmed in pink silk golden
braid and white chiffon.
Miss Maggie Breeden in gray color.
ed cashmere trimmed in changeable
silk, pink ribbon and cream lace.
Miss ELLEN Odom, tho brides maid
of honor was dressed in lead colored
cashmere trimmed in pink chiffon and
pink.
! The gentlemen were all dressed in
black evening dress. i
Wymans Wedding March was beau
tifully rendered by Miss Vancie Odom,
The Ushers were Mess. John p.
Stnbbs aud j. Pierce Wallace.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with evergreens, cream and
white roses An arch was erected over
the chancel and from the arch was
suspended beautiful heart The
oisles were closed by gates made Of
evergreens.
The church was seated to its utmost
capacity while large crowds thronged
around the doors When the time ar
rived for the ceremony the gates were
opened by small boys Master Brad.
ford Quick and Berry Odom.
It was vey beautiful when the bride
came in leaning on her sisters arm
and also at the groom leaning on his
brothers arm.
After the marriage ceremony had
been performed congratulations were
extended to the groom and best wish.
es bestowed upon the blushing bride.
Miss Vancie then played evening twi
light. The walters and guests then
went to Mr. p. T. Odom's the father
of the bride where we were ushered
into tie Ginning room and assembled
around table bedecked with rarest
and Nit st beautiful flowers and laden
with food for the gods.
Only those who have enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr.. Odom can have any
conception Of the delicious dainties
that we're served.
After supper an hour or SO ofgenu,
inc enjoyment-fr friends with friends
we badc each other farewell and turn,
cd our faces homeward realizing that
it was good to be there and partake
and enjoy this happy occasion Mar.
rlnge being the commencement Of n
domestic life, besides the many agree.
able circumstances attending it. 1t
has its peculiar cares and troubles
which require the solace Of compan.
ion actuated by better principles and
possrSaed ofmore amin6lo enlowmcNtA
than ontWad Splendor auA muniG
cauee can ail3fl "a The hour of SEX
Incss and disWess Riches 4 Is trOc
can bcstow Bodily comtoW oirl cUrdjal
! bOt can they u ma0c OH cJtuiY0lcnt
iiorthe .tndN sympn,ry thc cliclaar
ing Kindness and The alternating at
tention of a bosom friend. From the
ear lest ages the institution Of matri-
mony has been cherished as the holi.
est and best of human institution.
That the sweetest and purest, most
earnest and heavenly Of earthly hap
piness is to be found in the sacred
enjoyment Of the home circle. This
is substantial by the united testimony
of the wisest and best Of all time by a
silent, but earnest witness and ardent
advocate in every form and finally
by that best Of all evidence the direct
and unmis.akcab!e testimony of the
Great Givcr Of all good. There are
none so bad that matrimony may not
redeem, none so bright and pure and
good but it will make brighter purer
and better still So long as aught
holy or lovely remains on earth it will
be found in the marriage relation. So
long as there is joy its chosen abode
will be found within the home circle
and should earth ever bee ,me so vile
that the Spirits Of purity and goodness
would be impelled to take their leave
for ever their last foot prints will be
on the hearth stone of tho homo Of
the least depraved and their last asso-
citation will bo with the sacred char
acter Of husband and wife.
May tho united efforts Of this hap
py couple be crowned with success in
all Of their undertakings.
a large number accompanied the
bride and groom to Mr.. Alexander
Stanton's elegant home on Thursday
following who were met by a large
number Of guests and friends Of the
groom. After partaking Of Mr..
Stantons hospitality we returned home
longing for just such another occa.
sion. JOHN P. STUBBs.
Choloe Pigs for Sale.
Mr.. w. j. Covington Of Hebron
has lot OF choice pigs for sale, and
will sell them right lie weighed
some a few days og, at Q months and
Z days old that turned the scales at 81
pounds. 1t pays to raise such pigs.
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