Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-28
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Prot. ". E. nendy c. occncc, Mcas Hiss
jossio Leo Latmer, OF YorkyiIIe.

Tho homo OF mir. and Mrs. ". g. Lati-
NOR, Of Yorkvillo, was tho scone of a
happy gathering of invited guests last
Wednesday night, Juno goth, tho occa-
sion boing tho marriage Of their oldest
daughter, Miss jessie Leo, to Mr.. w. T..
Dcndy, of Oconoo County, S. G,
Tho house was beautifully decorated
with palms, forms and many choice
flowers; but in tho drawing room tho
main interest conferred, whore was Il pro-
fusion of beautiful daisies and vines, and
in one corner of tho room was graceful
arch of grecn, starred with the beautiful
o&-cycd daisies, and suspended from it
was tho wedding bell of white sweet
peas, under which tho bridal couple
stood.
Promptly, at 0 o'clock, thoro was u
hush, rs tho strains of MondolssOhn's
wedding march began, skillfully rendered
by Mrs. Long, Of North Carolina, for
NOR class mate of tho bride, and tho two
ushcrs-Dr. Fred Williams and Mr..
James Glcnn-cntcrcd. Then camo
Miss IIulda McNcol, maid of honor,
with Rev. Jos. II. Dendy, brother Of tho
groom, as the best man. Two sweet
dcmuro little girls-Margarct Willford
and Mabel Ashc-camo next, with their
baskets, scattering roses, followed by tho
graceful and stately bride, on tho arm of
tho happy groom. Tho marriage coro-
villo, pastor Of tho First Presbyterian
church of Yorkvillo, and in his usual and
impressive mannor ho uttered tho words
that made them husband and wife.
The scono was a beautiful one, undcr
tho soft pink glow Of lamps and candles,
and tho bridal party made picture not
soon to be forgotten by those who wit
H.
beautiful modish costume Of white satin
on trainno with bridal veil, and carrying
Il bouquet of brides roses and ferns and
Looked Il typical bride. Tho petite maid
OF honor was attired in iilmy white
organdy, trimmed in lace, and carried a
bouquet of pink carnations and ferns.
The little flower girls were sweet sprtcs
in gauzy dresses Of white.
After many congratulations and good
wishes were showercd upon tho happy
couple, al repaired to the dining room,
where elegant and dainty refreshments
were served. Tho pupils in Mr. Dcndy's
class room at school made pretty wait
rcSScS.
Tho dining room was also beautifully
decorated with flowers, pink and white
carnation being tho chief flowers, and
tho brides tablo especially elected many
expressions of admiration.
The groom is tho well known principal
of the graded school of Yorkvillc, where
he has made many friends during the
three years he has been among us.
The bride is ono Of Yorkvile's faircsC
and most r"r"!ar daughters, and has Il
host Of friends here, whore she has lived
all her life, and their best wishes go out
to her in her new life.
The presents were numerous and beau
titul, cut-GaSs, silver and dainty china
being i'm evidence, together with many
other beautiful things.
The groom was accompanied on this
happy mission by two of his best friends
MIR. Rca Dcndy, OF Charlotte, and Mr..
Bailey, Of GricrS'.
The bridal party left Thursday morn
ing FOR the homo Of the groom where an
elegant reception was rendered them
Thursday evening. a large number Of
friends assembled at the depot on Thurs
day morning to sec tho happy couple OF
and to wish them "bon voyage ON lfc'S
journey. y orkviilc Enquirer, June >.