The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
a BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Charles Erie Bell, OF Augusta
WEEDS Miss Myrtle Abney Schun-
pert, of This City.

REQ dl Q ~ SiOSN VA
inc ;, the Lutheran Church OF the
Redeemer. The impressive cere-
monv OF the Lutheran church was
used. the Rev. William L. Seaorook
officiating. Following the ceremony
At the church a reception was tender
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Aoney
Schumpert. at their home IN College
street, from half after eight unt'l
rt,yen o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell lett
on Wednesday night on a bridal tour
which will extend to the Paclilc coast
and then south into Mexico.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. A. Schumpert, OF this CITY.
To the charm OF her personal appear
ancs she adds many accomplishments
,nd 2 disoosition that is at once sweet
and attractive. Admired by those
who know her. she is d~eservedly pop
,,,ar both at home and wherever she
has visited. She is we'll known III All
ousta. which will be her future honle'
and has many warm friends and ad-
n,;rers there, who are delighted to
welcome her to that city.
Mr. Bell is commercial agent OF the
Southern railway, with headquarters
y, Aususta. He is prominent both IN
business and in social circles in All
susta and has made many trlenos IN
Newberry during his visits to TINS
civ within the past several montnS'
A voune mar of magnetic PERSONAL
inv which is combined with energy
and ability of a high order, he has al
ready made for himself a name IN
railroad circles, and has a yet brighter
and more promising future before
him.
Both the young people have hun
d,eds Of friends in this state ano
Georgia, and in other southern states
,hoea sincere wish for them is tina:
their Journey along LIES pathway TO-
ce,aer may be full OF years. full OF
hanpiness. and full of honors and sue
cess.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed in the presence o. a orlllla'l
assenblage. including the lnHltec
guests in this city and many rlend:
Of the bride and groom from differ
en+ parts of South Carolina and iron
o5her states. The church was beau
+;i,,l in it's decorations. The Hora
greetings of the southern spring tlo'
combined with lilies and palms an(
ferns and cut flowers to render a love
" effect, and hundreds of bright IN
can descent lights lenta rare brliIlancy
The chancel rail was twlned with "!
and trailing smilax, which formed
background for the pure white DOS
SONS of spring. The pulpit platform
Was banked with rare pot plants IN
1ermingled with cut flowers anu tres
blossoms, and above were the w
and the smilax, the whole bie1ldln;
into an effect which was strlElngl
beautiful.
Preceded by Nh. W. Ernest McGe'
OF Augusta, and Mr.: Ladson H.. ESE
ridge OF Newberry; Mr.. A. Jeterso
Berry and Mr.. Paul Pinckerton'
AUGUSTA, ushers; and Miss Ellza0et
Schumpert, sister OF the BRIDE an
maid Of honor, the bride entered o
the arm OF her father, Nj. treder'
Abney Schumpert. and was met
the altar by the groom. who entere
the church from the pulpit door Q
the ..r1n of his best man, Mr.. Kooe'
RAYMOND Otis, of Atlanta. The 0r
dal party entered to the strains
Lohenerin's wedding march, cite
tively rendered by Miss Bessie Sin
mons, and the wedding march
Mendelssohn was played as they r
tired. Soft music during the Ger
mony lent yet another charm to II
occasion.
The bride was beautiful in a IRE
Of white crepe de Chine built ov
tafeta. The skirt was very mu
n,Hed and SHRED, and was WI