Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-28

where VINO, VIII qgratulate him on
his good fortune. frhe bride is the
beautiful, populaiand accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. a Mrs. ]. d. B. Nc
Lean, or Gastoniais a young woman
Of charming maIers and possesses
sweet dispositio
Masonic Banquet. IaR
Philanthropic Ige No. S2. A. +.
M. OF YorkVilie n; G. public installa-
ton OF officers latpight followed by
a sumptuous banqf at the Yorkyllle
hotel. A numb of nom Masonic
friends OF the Mons as well as a
number OF Visiq brethren were
among the invitedaests. The install
lation ceremonies gre interesting and
impressive the NJ officers being as
follows John R.agan. w. NJ 7 T.
Keller, s. W.; id r. Hart. J. w:
John e. Carroll, sestary: ouinn Wal
lace, treasurer: M. Grist, senior
deacon; J. J. CaHll, junior deacon:
r. S. Mcconnell d ]. B. Dickson.
stewards ana ABBY, tyler. Mr..
Cody's installationk Is for the forfieth
time. 1t was a aendid spread the
Masons and their ends found at the
Yorkville hotel anlthey did fuIl ms
tice to II. At th,eonclusion OF the
banquet, Mr.. M. Wiilis, acting as
toastmaster caiietlte company to or
der and there fo@ed some happy
speeches from Mas and others, in
Guiding the follohg: Hon. ID. Z.
Finley. Rev. R. E.harpe. Col. Jos. q.
Wardlaw' Prof. We. Dendy, w. w.
Lewis, Esq, Johnl Hart, ESQ. and
Messrs. Louis hq and ]. A. Tate.
The exercises werconcluded with a
standing toast inkcognition Of the
long and faithful ryIce of the VET
.eran tyler Mr.. ACody. After the
supper the Masol returned To the
hall, fed the goat.lnd went through
various exercises about which the
common herd Is allsed to know moth
ing.
Moore -Brevard Masaoe.
Charlotte Obserw Thursday: One
of the prettiest hee weddings ever
witnessed in Charlie was that last
evening OF Miss % Mayes Brevard
and DR.. Baxter Spags Moore, which
was solemnized IN o'clock at the
home of the bride Mother, Mrs. Rob
ert Joseph Brevardlt 306 South Try-
On street. The cerebny was perform
ed In the north par of the residence.
which had been astically decorated
In white and green on the floor was
a white carpet and the bay window
an improvised alt& had been erect
ed and banked witpotted plants and
ferns. An arch of<hite, wound with
smilax, overhung altar. and just
within the railing Iitood Rev. Harris
Mallinckrodt, rect OF. st. Peters
Episcopal church. 10 the strains OF
Tannhausers Wed6g March, played
by Miss Sarah Jon the little ribbon
girls. dressed In Slte, entered and
formed an aisle I'm the door to the
altar. They were Elsses Joy Draper.
Annie Taliaferro, hlvine Scott and
Arabel Thomas. tn came the groom,
with his brother "a best man, Mr..
B. N. Moore of YMville. The bride
entered on the arm her brother, Mr..
Robert ]. Brevard She was gowned
In a dress of whitnet over silk; In
her arms she carriH shower bouquet
Of lilies OF the vail and her veil was
caught with a sim sprig Of orange
blossom. Never bese had she looked
so beautiful and athe solemn vows
were taken those resent could look
upon the young cole with only ad-
miration and affectn. Immediately
after the ceremonyk and Mrs. Moore
left on a northbourlt train on bridal
trip of several web. On returning
to the city they vf make their home
with Mrs. Moore 'srpther, Mrs. Bre-
ward on South 15Dn street. Mrs.
Moore is the only lighter Of the late
Dr. Robert j. Brew and Mrs. Stony
Breyard. Since hefRbut In Charlotte
society she has bef one Of the most
popular young ladHof the city. She
Is a decided blond. III lythe. grace
full figure. Her d1fming personality
and gentle dignity I've won for her
friends. old and yVig. DR.. Moore Is
a young physicianN II ability and rep
ntation. He has 1de Charlotte his
home for the pas iFo years. Since
coming here he lns been prominent
both professionallyzn socially, and ne
his friend ey the hundreds.