The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
a BRILLIANT WEDDING,
Ihe Nnptials OF Rev. I. n. Konncdy and NJ les
Mary Emma Carlisle.

Mary Emma Carlisle.
That "all the world loves II lover" is
as true in fact as it is sweet in sentiment
and in every cline tho "bonny bride"
is placed on u pedestal Of honor to be
loved and admired, and whom the wed.
ding bells ring out the mau Of business
and affairs pauses In his onward rush
to listen and to smile, aud the hum of
the busy world is hushcd long enough
for all to wish tho youthful lovers "God
speed" on their journey of life. That
is US it should be, and us tho people OF
Newberry County arc part of tho
world at large, they join in that senLi-
ment and arc happy when Cupid brings
home captive. For the past several
months there has been faint fragrance
OF the orange blossom in the atmos-
phere in and around Newberry, and
the suspicious moving about of silk,
satin and laccs has made the wise ones
wonder what event of unusual interest
was going to happen.
The mystery was explained when
on last Wednesday evening, the 22d
inst, at half-past eight o'clock one of
the'prctticst weddings that has ever
been celebrated in our County took
place at the beautiful and hospitable
home of DR.. II. c.. Carlisle, about eight
miles from Newbcrry. About two hun
drcd relatives and friends gathered
that evening to witness the marriage
ceremony Of Rev. Isaac N. Kennedy, of
Molino, Tennessee, and Miss Mary
Emma Carlisle, the ouly daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Carlisle. The ccrc-
mony was performed by Rev. e. b.
Kennedy, OF Barlow, Florida, u brother
OF the groom, assisted by Rev. j. b.
Hood, OF Newberry. Miss Lula Nose
Icy, of Prosperity, S. G., was tho brides
"Maid Of Honor" and she did her part
gracefully and we'll.
The grooms "Best Man" was the
Hon. II. =. McDll, member of the
General Assembly from York County
The ceremony took place in the
large hallway of the residence I'D The
ladies and gentlemen Of the bridal
party took their position in the follow
ing order:
MIR. e. A. Carlisle, OF New berry,
with Miss Una Gibson, OF Newberry.
Mr.. J. e. Renwick, Of Ncwberry,
with Miss Bessie Lindsay, of Chester,
S. G.
Rev. G. G. Parkinson, Of Little Rock
Ark, with Miss Mamie Renwicls, of
Newberry.
Mr.. o. B. Cannon, of Ncwberry, with
Miss Estclle Todd, Of Newberry.
Mr.. II. B. Carlisle, of Newberry,
with Miss nellie Kennedy, of Due
West, S. G..
Rev. William B. Lindsay, of Wood
ruff, S. c., with Miss Nina Carlisle, of
Newberry.
Mr.. Il. p. McDill, of York County,
S. c., with Miss Lula Moseley, of Pros
pefity, S. G.
Miss Ida Pursley, of Gastonia, N. c.,
played a beautiful wedding march and
continued to play during the entire
ceremony. The ceremony was pretty
and impressive and the members of the
bridal party performed their parts per-
fectly, making it a scene Of beauty and
Of elegance. The house was tastily
decorated in white and green, with chry-
santhemums, roses and ivy. 1t is i'm
possible to describe the magnificent
wedding supper, suffice to say that it
will long be remembered by the fortu-
nate ones present.
The numerous and handsome presents
evidenced the popularity Of the bride
and groom.
Rev. and Mrs. Kennedy left on Thurs
day for Due West to attend a reception
to be given in their honor. They will
make their future home at Molino,
Tenn, where Mr.. Kennedy has minis
Mr. Kennedy is one of the most promj-
nent of the young ministers of the A
sociate Reformed Presby Church
and has bright future before him.
The young bride will be missed by the
old us we'll as the young, for with her
charming manners and Intellectual at
tainments she had won for herself q
host of friends and admirers.
The many friends and acquaintanccs
of the popular bride in ewberry wish
for the happy couple long life Of un-
ceasing happiness and pleasure.
Spain's Greatest Need.
Mr.. r. p. olivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters ut Aiken, s. g.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains
in the back OF his head. On usinp