The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-20
WILSON-JUDY.
Happy Marriage Of Miss Emma VIII
son to Mr.. David H. Judy.

clustered ABOUT NeI do olle 9teIluo S
the marriage altar with him her heart
has chosen, father and mother, BROTH
ers and sisters, those dear ones who
have shared with her the joys and
sorrows of the old home life winch
she is soon 10 leave. Such a scene
was witnessed Wednesday morning
the 18TH, at High Point at the home
of Mr. John Caldwell Wilson when
Miss Emma Carlotta Wilson became
the wife of Mr.. David Harpln Judy.
The large number of friends and REL
atives were received in the front hall,
ushered into the sitting room where
the presents were displayed, and there
spent few moments admlrlng the
many beautiful and elegant gifts or
cut glass, silver ware, hand painted
v..:ina, dinner sets, etc.
The gift of the brides parents was
a goodly pile of gold coin, while the
groom's parents placed their gifts OF
household furnishings in the pretty
cottage home which the groom has
prepared for his bride.
Over in the parlor stood a white
rose entwined arch, suspended from
which were two hearts linked into one
and covered with white roses. At the
piano Miss Claribel Whiteside, of
Charlotte, NC, presided, playing
':Cupid's Garden" then "Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March," AS those
grand chords sounded out, the bride
and groom descended the stairway
preceded by Miss Winnie Mae Will
son, sister of the bride. AS the happy
couple reached the arch, the music
g1ided into "Hearts and FloWers"
played softly throughout the impress
i've ceremony performed by the life
long pastor of the bride. Rev. F. P.
McClintock.
The bride was very handsome in
her tailor finished going-away gown
of soft grey with hat of grey velvet
and green roses, carrying bouquet
of white carnations and ferns. The
bridesmaid was pretty picture in her
handsome gown of green silk with
bouquet of pink roses.
Ferns and white roses in the parlor,
golden rod in the sitting room pink
and green in one dining ROOM, and
wllice carnations and ferns in the din
ing room where the brides table was
spread, afforded the decorations.
A novel effect was shown in the
plan of the brides table. In the CEN
ter handsome Battenburg piece was
laid and on this rested flower piece
of ferns and sweet alyssum with car
nations in slender vase coming from
the center and reaching up to rhe han
die of dainty white chiffon parasol.
which was suspended from the ceiling
with white ribbons. rose streamers eN-
tended 70 the corners OF the table and
fastened there under bows and deli
cate trailings Of "Love Entangled
here and there in Ghe decorations.
Candles in silver candlesticks afforded
soft pretty light. The only other
decorations on this table were two
handsome cakes, one was heart-shap-
ed standing upright on the table, tied
with wide satin ribbons and surmount-
ed by TWO smaller hearts with the
letters u" and ':W' with tiny we'd
ding bell suspended between; the 9th
er was a pyramid with double arch in
lace effect crowning the top.
After congratulations and good
wishes, the guests were ushered in
the dinig rooms, where an elegant
luncheon was served. the tables being
attended by Misses Massey Williams,
Ola Wilson and Carrie Werts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judy left on the mid
day train for their home at Norway,
Orangeburg county, and will at once
go into the new home awaiting them,
where Mr. Judy is prosperous plant
er.
May every cloud that may come
over their lives in the future be as
quickly dissipated as by the sunshine
as on This their wedding morn.