The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-06-21
PLIGHT THEIR TROTH.
Or. A. B. WardlaW and Miss Annie
Dean EerausOn Married

Y
Gu last Wednesday, the 18th inst
ut the beautiful country home Of
Capt ahd Mrs" John Ferguson, which
nestlcs at tho foot of, aud is over
shadowed Wy, old CLASSY Mountain,
near Pickens, one Of the prettiest and
most eifectivcJ Juno wsddings occurred
when "what lAavej joined together
let not m"u put asgnder," was epoken
and thus publicly WAS acknowledged
what was made ih heaven.
At 3 p. III. Miss Apnie Dean Fer.
guson and Df. AndrcW B. WardI"w
were u"ited in narriage, Rev. Frank
II. Wnrdlawt, brother Of the groom,
officiating. Tho eremohy, viii, h
WINS both most solemn and beautiful,
was performed under large oak tree
on tho lawn, tho bridal party being
rrcttily arranged on @ carpet OF alder
blossoms.
Tho singing Of the bridal chorus
from Loliengrin by the bridesmaids
was the signal for the procession Of
tho bridal party from the home The
brides nieces, Misses Ava and Sue
Ferguson, the little fo yer girls,
strowed the pathway with roses. Then
followed tho bridesmaids, Miss
Roberta Wartllow, Aliss Jean Carrier,
Miss Hattie Austin, Miss Hattie Fiji
lay, Miss Elizabeth Melee, Miss
Lucia Folger, Miss Marie Folger, and
Miss Essie Earle. They carried
dainty white pnrasols and beautiful
bHquets of rhododendrou aud maiden.
hair fern. Last cnmo tho bride loan
lug on tho arm or her father, pre-
cedod by the maid of honor, Miss
Adc|o Hayne The groom accom-.
| pnilicd hy his best man, Mr.. james
r. Wardlaw, met tho bride in the
prcaoEcn of tho minister, Rev. Il. II
Wur,l!aw, who sulcmuly said the
words that made them man and
| wife.
The bride wore n becoming gown
Of point desprit over taffets with lace
trimmings. Tho bridal voil was
effectively caught with long silver
comb. Miss Hayne was handsome
in smart gown Of green mule and
carried boquct of maidon hair ferns
and rhcdodenium. The bridesmaids
we're dantily attired in white organdy
gowns and they each carried an arm
ful Of maiden hair ferns.
Delicious refreshments were served
the large number of wedding guests.
The punch bowl, presided over by
Mrs. W. T.. Dendv and Miss Helen |
Bruce Boggs, was favorite resort
during the whole afternoon.
The array Of bridal presents was
beautiful, strongly attesting the popu.
lurity OF the young people.
Miss Ferguson was reared it Green
VILE and for many years has been
social favorite throughout the state,
and while she will be welcomed
agnin as one of Greenville's charming
she has many warm friends
in Pickens who bespeak her praise
and wish for her unalloyed happiness.
DR.. Wardlaw is man who enjoys
the high opinion Of all who know him
aud numbers many warm friends in
Pickens. where he has practiced his
profession as we'll as in GreenvilIe
where he has made his home for the
pnst three years.
Amid showers of lico DR.. and Mrs.
Wardlaw left for Darlington, where
they will spend two weeks after which
tmo they will be ut home to THEN
friends at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Speights on North Main
street.
The following wero among the out
OF town guests III attendance on this
jayous OCCASION: Miss Adele Hayne
Miss Jean Carrier, Miss Hattie Fin
lay, Miss Elizabeth McBee, Mra
William Wilkins, Dr., Mrs. D w
Ebaugh, Mrs. e. T. Bates, Mrs. c. H.
Speights, DR.. aud Mrs. William G
Shrine, Mr.. r. l. Cruikshanks, Dr..
j. A. Ware and Mr.. Thomas Stewart
of Greonyille, Mrs. NJ. A. Hollings.
worth, DR.. and Mrs. r. Frank, Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. Geer of Easley,
Miss Roberta Wardlaw and Mr..
James ~. Wardlaw of Darlington,
Rev. +. II. Wardlaw Of Greenwood,
Miss Elsie Latimer of Yorkville, Mrs.
Horny Grady of Washington, d. c.,