Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-28
The PAlaHEY.lA1lMea WEDDING
MISS corrie Virginia Phlnney and las. G.
LatImer, OF Honsa Path, Happily Married.

"A s~'' - ~ s''S''RAi v o'", uappliy Mafftcd. IN
AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. jas. N.
phinney, In West Union, at IL O'clock
this morning, Miss Corrie Virginia
Phinney and James Clayton Latimer.
OF Honea Path, were happily married.
Rev. John o. Wilson, president of
Lander Female College, performing the
ceremony. The beautiful home wss
artistically decorated for the happy occa.
SION, and quito large number of guests
were present to witness the ceremony
and extend their best wishes to the
popular young couple.
me Color scheme carried out in the
decorations Of the home was green and
white To the strains of Lohengrin,s
wedding march, deftly rendered on the
piano by Miss Laurie Hall Lander, Of
Greenwood, accompanied on the violin
oy Miss Katie Biemann, Of Walhalla, the
wedding party entered tho parlor,t wbich
mad been darkened and then brilliantly
Lighted by artificial means. The first
! couple to enter were Miss Helen Latimer
and M. w. Grubbs, of Honea g,,th; then
Miss Mamie Bennett, Of. h.advlle, and
Raymond Mattison, ~ Anderson: Miss
Eleanor Archaeological Seneca, and NJ, b.
MoGee, of HQrs. Path; then came Mas
ter Geo. Phinnoy, bearing the ring on a sill y
yor waitor, who preceded the maid of honor
Miss Nottie May Darby, Of Pondleton<5 IN
Tho bride and groom then entered ,sHd in in
took their stand in . bower comy imps9 iGresseS
festoons of hollS(Aand dirss>@ A1ahe
two hearts piera dara> ooc. Js'oSed O
was handsop ,S6bs, 2botly under
white and n Bartop,sa The bride
w;th oh l.. Rceded in dress O.
wore ppo dc chine, trimmed
dix : "a chiffon rosebuds Sh,
, D diamond sunburst, the we'd
larettt of tho groom, and the full
+ |EI11V r. sil was neatly caught by wroatl
ses In that solemn and impressiv.
dannor SO characteristic of him, Rev
u Mr.. Wilson performed the ceremon,
nd which Joined for life these two young
of hearts, and they received the hearty
nd congratulations and good wishes of Their
he many friends. At the close of the cere
on mony Misses Lander and Biemann ron
MS dercd beautifully tho Intermezzo from
mt Cavalleria Rusticana
on The bridesmaids and attendants were
tn attired in white silk, with trimming Of
ar, sherring and chiffon, while tho maid Of
81, honor wore handsome gown of green
~ silk mouseline with shirring and pear
8 passementerie trimmings.
~ Lunch was served informally to tho
edding party, and later an elegant
5lree-course dinner WAS served in the
5Sl ining room, which had been gorgeously
decorated, the color scheme of green anG
white being observed there also.
The wedding presents received by til.
oung couple were numerous, and thoil
fich elegance attested the universal popu
3larity of the bride and groom.
W The bride Is the only daughter of Mr.
IS and Mrs. James N. Phinney, and hat
81 been one of the most popular young
ut ladies of the social circles of Walhallf
up and West Union. She is a graduate OF
ut Williamson Female College, young
til woman of rare accomplishments, love
't- able disposition, and possesses many per
nd sonal charms and graces that have wor
I'd for her hosts of friends. Mr.. Latimer is
'ir a young business man of Honea Path
aud has bright prospect for his future
ly business career, and is receiving con
of gratulations on all sides on his good for
H. tune in winning this charming young
I'd woman for his bride.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer left about s
~ o'clock for Seneca, from whence thoy &C
SO on ton days bridal tour to Washington
I'd Now York and Richmond. They carry
0, with them tho best wishes of hosts OF
friends, both here and throughout the
in State, for full measure of JOY and hap.
w pincss through life.
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