The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06
l.oWndcsyii1e News.

i0FHJcSYIIle News.
The marriage Of Miss Lily LonlsA
IIuckabcc to Mr.. William Whitmire
Thompson on last Wednesday evening,
the 5Oth lllt., in tho Methodist Church,
was an occasion in which the friends
of the contracting party felt an espn
ciai and close interest. The wedding
was beautiful in overy detail, even un-
ly up to it's most ideal standard The
Church was beautifully decorated, the
colors being white and green. The
bridal ceremony opened with tho we'd
ding march, played by Miss Zula
Brock, of Anderson, at which tho doors
opening on tho aldo aslcs were opened
and the two little flower girls, little
Misses Iona Cooley and Murphy, OF
Anderson. marched up the aislcs, open
ing tho ,;ates through which tho bridal
party passed. Then followed tho ush
era, Mcssrs. Marion Latilncr and Bruce
M0scley. Messrs. Gordon Specr and
Roscoe Moselcy, who took their stand
on each side of tho pulpit. Then came
tho attendants in tfie following order ::
Messrs. Mark Speer and Gamowell
Huckabee, who were met on tho ros
trum by Misses Ella Floyd and Eula
May Kay; Messrs. Il. j. nutchison and
Ellis t,! lIncltabee;; @ who were met by
and Annie Barber; Mr. GambrelI. Of
IIonea Path, and Rev I. f. Wallace,
who were met by Misses Helen Barber
and Sallie Mann; Messrs. Ralph Ma
son and Jack Cooley, OF Williamston,
wholwere met by Misses Montague
Huckabee, neice OF the bride, and
Leila Mose!ey, cs Greenwood; Me55Fo.
Max McCalla and Jsck Barnes, who
we're met by Misses Vers Allsn and
Frances Morrah. Of III. Carmel. Tho
attendants formed semi circle. Then
came the bride. leaning on the arm Of
her maid OF honor, Mias Annie Lon
Power, of Augueta, and tho groom on
tho arm of his bes6 man, Mr.. Il. H.
Moseley, meeting in front, where tho
ceremony was impres1ively performed
by Rev. r. w. Barber.
The bgido was picture of digniled
and lovely womanhood. She woro q
beautiful gown OF crepe dc chine over
white satin. and carried lovely bou-
Quet Of brides rO6os and ferns.
Tho brideemaids' gowns were white
Orgsndy with leee and ribbon trimming
with green sashes, and bore upon their
arms lovely ferns.
Tho little flower girls were pictures
! Of loveliness in white organdy.
The bride is, tho only danghtor of
personal beauty is enhanced by raro
charm of manner, and her fine quail
ties have drawn about her circle of
devoted friends-
Mr.. ThOmpsOn is equally as popular
! as his lovely bride. and u young man
of sterling qualities.
Immediately after the ceremony a
| reception was held at tho home of the
! Bride on Main Street. The many pres
1 M,
teem in which the young couple arc
held.
Those who attended tho wedding
| from ont of town were Mrs. Linder, OF
Hnrtwell, Ga, Mrs. Cooley and son, OF
Williamston, Miss Mary LOWS, of
| E5elton, Mrs. Annie Moss, mrs Laura
Watson Murphy. of Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Prince. OF Williamson,
Mrs. Bob Moseiey. Of Ninoty-Six, and
Mr.. Treseott, Of Augusta.
DR.. J. L. Feunel, Of Waterloo, wae
married tho 22nd to Miss Allie M Mildrea
Anderson. OF that place. They arriv-
cd here on tho gath, whore they opent
DR.; Fennel is Q rising young phyeician,
| and has won for hie bride o lovely
I ycnng woman, and happily does she
| combine all the graees and charms of
the sweet womanly woman.
! Meaare. Joe end I. Il. SheTa7a, Of
| Mofattaville. visited relatives in town
| q few days last week.
! MIR. Ernest Johnston, depot agent at
! Calhoun Falls, spont Chrietmas with
| his parente.
Mr.. T. L. Cooley returned few days
ago from buainees "trip to Atlanta.
Bliss Annie Bell, of Asheville Nor
nal and Industrial College, and Robt.
Boil, Of Ohio, are spending the holidays
| with their parents.
| DR.. A. j. Speer and wife returned a
few days ago from Harmony Grove,
CO., whore thcy had been visiting rel
| atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Moorehead, Of
st. Louia, Mo-, are visiting tho formers
parents here.
Miss Ida Allen is in Anderson visit
ing relatives.
Miss Jennie Mae Dunn ia home for
] tho holidays from Due West Female
College.
Cadet Bruce Mosely returned to
Clemeon Saturday.
Louis Bell. second son of MIR. Vess
Bell, has gone to st. Louis, Mo-, where
he has position as telegraph opera
tor.
Mr.. Panl Dickson, of Pendleton,
spent few days recently with the
family of Rev. II. C. Fennel.
Marion Latimer is homo from Wof-
ford for tho holidays with his parents.
Mrs. p. b.. Allen, of Starr, has been
visiting tho family of E. w. Harper.
Mrs. l.. A. Cunningham is in Char
lesion visiting her sister.
Mrs. Dewitt Barnes has returned
from visit To Ninety-Six.
Miss Eliza Kay. OF Chicora College,
spent the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. Annie Turner and Interesting
children, of Elberton. spent few days
of the past week with the formers pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Celeb Clinkscafes.
Mrs. J: A. Cook, of Anderson. has