The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-12-25
EHRHARDT ETCHINGS
A Brilliant Marriage-Personals and
News Notes.


riase ceremony at Mt Pleasant Lutheran
church, December 10th, by which Mr.,
John David Dannelly and Miss Ruth
Copeland were to be made one, came off
promptly at o'clock p. IN. The ushers,
Dr. 4. {. Reynolds and Dr. John L. Cope
land, arrived thirty minutes ahead of the
bridal party and at once began the neces-
Sary arrangements, in the already beauti-
fully decorated church, for the proper and
convenient seating Of families, friends,
and those there by general invitation.
The order of the wedding march was as
follows: First, Rev. J. E. Munroe, minis
ter officiating, escorted by usher, DR.. J. l..
Copeland-left aisle. Miss Addie Jenny,
organist, escorted by usher, DR.. A. G.
Reynolds right aisle. Second, Grooms-
man H. A. Kearse and first bridesmaid,
Miss Maud Copeland. Third, Grooms-
man Willie Ritter and Miss Maggie Cope
land Fourth, Groomsman John Frank
Chassereau and Miss Marie Murdaugh.
Fifth, Groomsman Willie Jenny and Miss
Rena Ritter. Sixth, Groomsman Frank
Copeland and Miss Bessie Jenny. Seventh,
Groomsman, Lawrence Wilson and Miss
Clara Copeland. Eighth, Groomsman DR..
G. w. I. Loadholt and Miss Alice Sease.
| Ninth, Groomsman G. Edward Copeland
and Miss Rena Dannelly. Groomsmen
marching up left aisle and bridesmaids up
| right aisle to the strains of Mendclssohn' s
inspiring wedding march, crossing in
front of the altar and taking their places
ON the opposite sides Tenth, the bride
Miss Ruth Copeland, on the arm Of hel
father, up left aisle, through the arch con.
tanning family initial &, to the central
arch in front of altar. Groom John
David Dannelly on the arm of best man
w. D. Sease, up right, aisle, under family
initial d, joining bride under the marriage
bell in central arch. Rev. j. E. Munroe
read one Of the excellent Lutheran mar
riage services in his clear and impressive
style, and two Of the most popular anC
influential of the young people of Ehr-
hardt were united in holy wedlock.
| Everything that could have beer
done was done to make the affair a sue
cess and the solemnity of the occasion
was unmarried by any of the unpleasan
tries common to country weddings.
| A supper was given at the hospitable
home of the brides parents for the brida
party and a few friends and relatives
The table was beautifully decorated with
ferns, palms, flowers, and pyramids Of
fruit. The happy couple left the next
morning for Atlanta.
Prof. T. D. Jones and family, of Bishop
vile, are spending the holidays will
relatives near Ehrhardt.
Mr.. J. c. Kinard is laid up with spell
of fever.
Ehrhardt Literary Society met at MIR
J. A. Chassereau's last Friday evening
1t was well attended and an interesting
program was rendered. The question
'Resolved, that the Dispensary is better
solution of the Liquor. problem than Pro
hibition," was ably discussed by Prof
E. P. Copeland and Prof. Francis Folk
on the affirmative and Messrs. G.. B.
Kinard and A. c. Reynolds on the mega
tive. The discussion was rendered in
favor of the negative, after which a
general debate took place, in which Mr.
J. A. Chassereau made strong speech IN
favor of Prohibition. The next meeting
will be at Mr. Henry Ehrhardt's on Fri
day evening, January 2nd.
Among those that are home for the
Christmas holidays are: Joe and Bert
Dannelly, Conrad Hartz, and Archie Ehr-
hardt
Misses Ruby and Flossie Murdaugh
spent several days in Bamberg last week.
Mr.. Brook Murdaugh went to Bamberg
Saturday night.
Mr.. Doty Rhoad, from the country, has
secured position in the store of Cope
land s. Dannelly
A ball will be given in Mr.. I. D. Cope
lands hall on December 81. Music by
the Orangeburg band. GE Col.