The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
HoLLINGswoRrH FULLER.

a narrige of interest to friends of the
contracting parties throughout upper
South y .rolinn was solemniZed nt hnlf
past eight o'clock last Tuesday evening
in the Presbyterian church at this place
when Miss Aurio Hollingsworth of Pick
ens was united to Mr.. Jcnos Fuller of
Ninety-Six South Carolina.
The ceremony was performed by Roy.
Thomas II. Mcdd, pastor of the church,
assisted 10y DIR. w. a. Rogers of Or.
angebnrg. At the appointed hour, Miss
Lida Hngood presiding ut the organ,
tue contracting parties approached
from the vcetibulc, preceded
ny Aln'ter Lloyd Smith and Miss Aurie
Hollingsworth Lancaster bearing II basl-
of flowers which wcro stiowp in tho path
way Of tho bride, having entered by way
of the left aisle followed by the bride and
her dame of honor, her sister, Mrs. II.
FrankSmith the groom, entering bywayoi
the opposite aisle attended by his broth
erin-lnw and best man. ScnntorJ. Stooic
Brice of Yorkville, S. O., all i'll unison
with tie inspiring strnins"f NJ Mendclsoln.
Positions were taken near the chanc"l
when in beautiful and appropriate words
tho high services were cOnsnmmatpu. LII
was an original and impressive ceremony,
the bride and groom knecling during the
invotations; ono beautiful feature Of the
ceremony being the mutual exchange OF
handsome wedding rings. Miss llolling
swOlth was becominghly gowncd in !,
bridal costume OF crepe do chiEo with
nppliqucd designs of fIcur do lis over
tntlo!n, and graccf lily veilou.
The groom wore tho regulation full
dress.
The chanccl of the church was beauti.
fully decorated with ferns and pot plants
contributed by friends and tastufu!ly ar
ranged hy Mrs. II. H. Mcdd.
MIR. Fuller is q graduate Of WoflDrd
College and also Of Van.
derbilt University and has Just complet Il
post graduate course nt Chicago Uni
vcrsty.
llo is now filling The responsible c'inir
of English and French in hendrix Col
lcgc, Conway, Arkansas.
llo is young man Of sterling worth
and persistent energy.
Mrs. Fuller numbers Err friends by
TIC scor". She is II young woman whose
tact and intellectual attainmrnts will
max" li"r filling hrip IN: ui in h,r huS
band'@ profession.
Ii is a peculiarly Pheasant icl ,ct,on
that this ulinn is the run&u,u.n..
tion o! Il iri"'l'i%'lir Ui fifteen
years which Lad ii rri%in Ginning -,
s;ronnouS d""# "f actoul lie in lhumi i,t
Of the pHln.h': times OF The ricd.gont
Institute,
These young p"opIr. r.aiit,G.Gc"omr! 81.
CT and HpDr'o.Htiv" OF he Eau du,ins f.
the new If" lMtn which ;icy enter have
IL" ul.Stintcd good viii ni u!l their ac-
pNnnlan""S. and 'h"v number
ihrir l,j"n,: hv ihr hundreds.
] he drI!cat' du,ics OF ushcrS wh~c
c0rrt"0n"Iy ui@ch nGcd hy N.,aHrS G. II.
Alexander al5 ". :! Etas>i~gamc Of
nickcn%.
Among thos' l,Y""on! froM Il diatancc,
besides the "i!ici!lig minister's, were
Mrs, +. NJ. Fuller, mother ut thc groom.
Hon. J. Steele Drivc, from York
county, Mrs. J. ". Caglc Of Grccnvillc
Editor :, II. McGhr" Of the Greenwood
lnIeX, arl mcnlcrs of the Immediate
family, Mrs. ONcaI "f birmingham and
Miss Fannie Miles lIagood, Mrs. j. Il.
Carpenter Grecnvil".
Mr.. and Mr.. FnIcr will! be at home,
Conway, Arkansas, after September
twentieth.