The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-09
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
Miss Rose Moore Becomes The Bride
of Mr.. H. A. Copeland, of Co.
lt1mbia.

Mr.. H. A. Copeland, Of Columbia,
land Miss Rose Moore, Of Newberry,
were married on Wednesday evening,
June 7, at 9 O'Clock, at the residence
of the brides uncle, Mr.. S. B. Jones,
in Calhoun street.
The impressive ceremony was
spoken by DR.. E. P. McClintock.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Moore and niece OF Mr.
IS, 3. tones. To the charm OF her
personal appearance she adds many
accomplishments, and in Newberry
and wherever she is known she is
deservedly popular Mr.. Copeland is
member OF the Bailey-Copeland
company, and is in charge OF the co.
lumbia branch of that firm. He is a
native of Laurens county, but lived in
Newberry many years, and Newoerry
now claims him as one Of her sons.
The handsome residence OF Mr.. ;.
| B. Jones was beautifully decorated for
the happy occasion on "Wednesday
evening. The color scheme was
white and green, and the floral offer
Iings of the southern June, including a
orofusion of daisies and white sweet
peas. combined with carnations and
rare pot plants to render lovely ef-
feet.
The bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march, rendered by Mrs. 5. B.
Zones and Miss Laura Bowman.
Messrs. C. J. Moore, Of Columbia, q
!brother Of the bride, and Mr.. Il. /.
Rerwick, of Newberry, the ushers'
preceded the party, and were followed
/ by little Misses Marion Jones and
Margaret Renwick, the flower girls.
The groom entered on the arm OF his
! best man, Mr.. J. c. Copeland, OF
Union, and was followed by Miss
Meta Jones. Of Lancaster, maid OF
honor. The bride entered upon the
arm of Mr. S. B. Jones.
The ceremony was performed under
wedding bell of daisies. The altar
was in the spacious bay window, d1-
vided from the remainder of the par
lor by chain of daisies, which was
removed by the ushers immediately
preceding the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white
, china silk. with lace. She wore
white tulle veil. caught with carna-
tions, and carried white carnations
and ferns.
Miss Meta Jones, maid Of honor,
wore white organdie, elaborateiy
trimmed in valenciennes lace, and
carried bridesmaids roses and terms.
Little Misses Jones and RerwlcS'
the flower girls, were dressed IN white
and carried baskets Of white sweet
lpeas.
! Immediately following the cerc-
rnony delightful refreshments m
cludinp a salad course and cream and
cake. were served. The punch bowl
on the piazza was presided over oy
Mrs. L. w. Fhowd.
throughout the evening music was
rendered by Mrs. S. B. Jones, Miss
Laura Bowman, and Miss Atlee Cog
cans and there were songs by Misses
Ethel and Genevieve Boozer and Mrs.
Charles R. Jones.
Among the out-of-town guests
we're: Mr.. J. c. Copeland, OF Union;
Mr. R. F. Copeland, of Laurens; Mrs.
Ira B. Jones, of Lancaster; Mrs.
Charles R. Jones, of Lancaster; Mr.
IC. J. Moore. Of Columbia; Miss Meta
ZONES, OF Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland left yester-
day for Clinton, where last night
reception was rendered in their honor
by Mrs. Copeland, mother OF the
groom. They carried with them the
best wishes of many warm friends in
Newberry and wherever they are
known, who wish for them that their
tourney through life together may be