Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-13

Lindsay, and was met under the
drapery Of garlands by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Frank Beall, OF
Richburg. An impressive ceremony
was performed by the brides distin-
guished brother. Rev. VIM. B. Lind
say, Of Memphis, Tenn. Among the
attractive guests who rendered the
family pews the object Of much ad-
miring interest were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Lindsay of Camden, Mrs. Falls
Of Glstonia, Mr.. Weathers Of Will
mington, Mr. and Mrs. Gwin Of Lenoir,
Mrs. Beall Of Lenoir. Miss Beall of
Lenoir, DR.. and Mrs. Roddey Miller OF
Rock Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Lindsay,
Mrs. VIM. Lindsay, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Reid. Miss Addelle Lefhmond
of Lancaster and Miss Ora Lemmond
of Rock Hill, sisters Of Mrs. p. g. Nc
Corkle, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Moore
of Yorkville, came down last night on
account Of Mr.. McCorkle's accident.
Col and Mrs. Leroy Springs are also
here. Mrs. Moore Is a sister Of Mr.. Nc
Corkle. Miss Adele Demmond return
ed to Lancaster this morning.
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Gastonia Gazette, June 8: In a very
pretty church ceremony. Miss BERTHE,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Peter
son Of Stanley. was married to Mr..
Luther Black Of Hardin. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in the Stanley
Lutheran church. The bridal party
entered the church promptly to Lo-
hengrips bridal chorus. Down the
right aisle came Mr.. Oscar Carpenter,
while down the left came Mr.. Walter
Mason, followed by Mr.. John Carpen-
ter down the right aisle with Mr.. Lon
ME West down the left. Then came
Miss Peterson with her sister, Miss
Irene Peterson. bridesmaid, while Mr..
Black and Mr.. Miles Henderson, best
man, came down the right aisle, and
met the bride under an arch, where
Rev. w. A. Deaton, In very beautiful
ceremony. made them man and wife.
During the ceremony, Prof. s. A. Wolff
of Dallas, rendered meditation" The
bridal party left the church to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march. The bride wore a white silk
costume and a brides veil and carried
brides roses, while the bridesmaid
wore pink null and a picture hat and
carried carnations. The church was
beautifully decorated. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. NJ B. Peterson. and
was a social favorite. Mr.. Black Is q
young business man Of Worth. The
young couple left on the 6 o'clock
train for a trip to Washington and
New York. 80. The condition Of Mr..
Howard Glenn changes but little. He
is still seriously Ill with typhoid fever
at the home Of his father, Esquire w.
D. Glenn. He has been in bed eleven
weeks. 80. Miss Laura E. Downum
Of Mt. Holly. and Mr.. VIM. L. Bush
of Hudson, were married Wednesday
night The bride Is a daughter of
Mr.. Jim Downum, formerly Superin-
tendent of the Dallas mill. :. Mr.. os-
car Hoffman and Miss Lizzie Stowe
were married Sunday evening at 7.30
at the home Of Mr.. w. T. Hoffman,
The crowd present to witness the
marriage was so large that the cere-
mony was performed on the porch
Rev. ]. L. Vipperman was the offlciat-
ing minister. The ceremony which
united Miss Rachel Irene Costner to
Mr.. William Clarkson Garibaldi was
performed in the Presbyterian church
at s o'clock. Miss Emma Page pre-
sided at the organ, while Mrs. T. L
Craig sang two charming selections:
"You," and Because God Made Thee
Mine" Promptly at 8 o'clock the
strains from Lohengrin signaled the
arrival of the wedding party. First
came the ushers, Messrs. Frank Cost
ner, c.. H. Cavis, L. L. Pegram. Fred
L. Smyre. Then came the brides
maids, bearing bouquets Of pink car
nations and ferns: Miss Mary Hen
dirk Of Mt. Pleasant. Miss Margaret
McAllister of Concord. and Misses
Claire and Annie Langford Of Allan
Ia. The maid of honor, Miss Minnie
Costner, who Is the next sister Of the
bride. was preceded by the grooms-
men: Messrs. A. G. Meyers Of Gasto-
MIA, Robert Simpson and George
Moore Of Charlotte, and ]. D. Moore,
Jr., Of Gastonia. Misses Hendrix
and McAllister stood on the rostrum
the others were arranged In a semi
circle in front and below. with DR.. R
c. Reed in the middle, facing the audi
ence. 1t was a lovely scene we'll be-
coming the wedding hour Of so fair a
bride. AS the groom approached on
the minister's left, with his brother
Mr.. John Garibaldi, the bride come
down the central aisle on the arm OF
her father, Mr. Franklin A. Costner
She wore a lovely gown Of white or
candle and carried bouquet Of brides
roses. The bride was given away by
her father, the two faced the minister
the organ notes fell to sweet faint
whispers of melody and amid breath
less attention, DR.. Reed pronounced
the beautiful ceremony by which the
two lovers took their wedding vows
The organ gave forth the glad strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march and
stepping to It's joyful measures. the
wedding party followed the bride and
groom from the church. At their
home on Marietta street Mr.. and Mrs
Costner rendered the party. a recep-
ton. On the II o'clock train that
night Mr.. and Mrs. Garibaldi left for
a brief honeymoon trip to Henderson,
willie. After this they will return to
Charlotte and there make their home
The bride Is one Of Gastonia's fairest
daughters. Nor Is the charm OF her
manners and pleasing personal quail
ties surpassed by her beauty. Mr.
Garibaldi is a popular young business
man of Charlotte, and Is connected
with the noted jewelry house Of Carl
baldi and Burns.
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