The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-31
Curtis Beach.

When Miss Fannie Sara beach l:
welded this evening at hall past SIN u
George Henry Curtis of PaHvllle, >: -
one of the most popular and best llkec
girls ip Nichols will become Il daughter
of the South. The ceremony Is to oc'
cur at the home OF the brides aunt,
Miss Amelia Murr. IN that picturesque
old town and Rev. Mr.. Everest OF Hunt
ineton will perform the ceremony.
Miss Beach, who IS a very pretty
brunette, will wear 4 handsome gown
of white silk. cut en- Princess trimmed
with lace. She will carry shower
bououet of white brides roses. Au-
onsrus MUIR, an uncle of the bride. will
give her away.
Miss Barbara Hanna of Bloomfield,
Nj, will be the bridesmaid and will
be gowned in a pretty frock OF rose
organdv over pink. She will carry
pink carnations. The groomsman will
be Alva Curtis of Wilmington: n. c..
The house has been decorated with
autumn foliage and laurel chrysanthe-
mans being the principal flower used.
After the ceremony reception will
be held and refreshments will be serv-
ed. Miss Beach's travelling gown is OF
grey Panama cloth with hat to match.
After the wedding trip they will reside
in the South. MIR. Curtis is merchant
in PaXville.
Guests from New Jersey, New York
state and all over this state will be
present at the ceremony. there being
many invited from this city. The
brides popularity was shown from the
large array of beautiful big gifts.
which includes furniture. rugs, cut
glass, silyerware, etc.
There will be many people who will
miss Miss Beach. She is charming,
simple unaffected girl and especially by
the old people in the village of Nichols
was she beloved. She was a proml-
nent member of the choir of the Epis-
copal church there and was leader In
the getting-up of entertainments.
Nichols people will miss her greatly
when she goes to her Southern home.
All of her many friends wish her much
happiness and health.-Bridgeport
Evening News J, Oct %.
Amid the glare of much red fire and
throwing of confetti Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
81, Curtis, nee, Miss Fannie Sarah
Beach left the home of her aunt, Miss
Amelia MUIR, in Nichols, to come to
this city to catch the 9:36 train. All the
friends in Nichols were out with bags
of rice and merry time was had. The
merry makers took entire charge Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis trunks and grips.
Very kind of them, you think? They
didn't. Everything was in knots. pic
lures OF cupids pasted here and there
on the outside, nursing bottle and
baby's rattle was also tied with long
whiteribbon streamers to the trunk.
When the young couple got on the
train, they sank into their seats with
a sigh of relief never thinking, OF
course, that there would be no more.
But there was. In the same car with
them went young man of the bridal
party and introduced them to everyone
and showered confetti on them. Two
Young women friends ~ went into the
other cars telling every one, Her
name is Fannie. His is Henry. Make
Yourselves acquainted. 1t is useless
that they did. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
will spend some time about New York
CITY. after which they will 60 to Pax
vile, S. c., wuere Mr.. CARTS has a
handsome new home awaiting his bride
and where he is prominent merchant:
Good luck and much success is wished
them by their friends--Bridgeport,
Conn., Evening News. October a.