The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-01-17

aid former ScnOol- ma es inro a boWer
o: beauty. Sm!lax was used In profus
sion, relieved. here and Unere, by the
darker shade of IVY. In lieu ct na'
tural flowers, hundreds we're made o.
white and clel blue tissue paper, the
adopted color. scheme, to represent
petunious and morning glories These
we're entwiued among the foliage, re-
mining one Of veritsble Spring
evening IN Fairy Lind.
The pulpit and coancsl were sppro.
priately draped in white, festooned
with vines and fl ,wers while within
the chsncel rail- WAS formed "L,v,
er's B ,wer" arch from which was sus
pended horse shoe composed enuirely
OF white h)Wers.
The seats were arranged to form two
aisleB at the ends of which lofty vine
covared arches were erected through
which the bridal party passed each
other In front Of the char c,l. The
lamp stands, arches and fashions were
lit up with inoumerable tiny candles
resembling electric lamps. The fff:c.
was very pretty. The large audience,
however, having become accustomed
to the lovely scene before them, now
became ins stantly alert when entrances
were made al the doors, and many
slang but we'll. earned expressions OF
'rubbsr-ueck" were heard in stage
wnipers on all sides. Several seats
were reserved for the families, SO that
the handsome usherS, Messes Tom
Z,igler and LsroV with their lovely
patroners Misses Lillian Horger an
Eola Robinson were taxed to their ut.
| most to seat the crowds of friends
from both sections and elsewhere.
Interest was at a premium when
the accomplished organist Miss Jessie
Houser escorted by M. Clifton Red.
mon took her place at the :rgan which
had been moved temporarily from It's
former position, to place within the
pulpit recess. .........
Wagener's Bridal March, from
Lohengren seemed to awake to new
life beneath her skillful touch as slow
ly and grac sfully entered the ushers,
Mr.. T. Zeigler with Miss Lillian Hor
ger. up the right aisle aud Mr.. L. Hor'
ger with Miss E)la Robinson up the
left. AS they reached the arches they
turned and crossed In front OF the
altar takirg thelr places near the or
gan. Miss Horgers dress was q lovely
creation of white silk null trimmed
with Oriental lace and ribbon, while
Miss Robinson wore an equally beau5i'
full gown OF light blue SIX null with
ribbon and lace trimmings, INN ID.
lately following the groomsman and
bridesmaids entered singly a Id al5er.
nately, taking their places parallel
with the altar rail. Now the some.
what snb5ued music btclme louder
a. the groom with his besi man. Mr..
Ovid Robinson, appeared up the left
aisle and the beautiful bride leaning
on the arm of her pretty maid Of hon
or. Miss E nily Bell, entered the
right. The blonde loveliness OF the
bride was greatly unhancsd by here
elegant costume Of white crepe do
chine in train. trimmed with tuck1
and ch on,ruching. The misty tulle
vel, whicl extended to the full length
OF her train was arraigned in the C >f
fure with a snow-White aigrette. Miss
Bells gown OF ciel blue was elaborate
ly embellIched with ribbon, lace and
lilies Of the valley. The appearance
of the happy young couple was herald.
ed by the little flower boys and girls.
Master George Horger, white nicker :
bockers, blue tie, with little Miss
Sallie Inabinet, lovely dress of blue,
with her long golden hair caught up
with blue, ribbon, Master Leon Cutler
white sailor suit, blue tie with
little Miss Ella Hocger white polka
dot swiss surplics dress, white rib
bon. Then the couplemet within
the chancsl standing beneath
TIA horseshoe during the cere-
mony. which was performed In very
Impressive manDer by their pastor
Rev. J. Z. Mahs fly. Meditation was
softly rendered. throughout after
Mendelsshon'S wedding march denot.
ed the exist which was ma ,e In the
following order: Mr. and Mrs. Robin
son, maid of honor aud best man,
flower boys and girls attendants; Mr..
Edwin Cutler with Miss Olive Z,lgler,
white costume, Oriental lace ribbon;
Mr.. Clifton Stack with Miss Annie
Lou Smith, blue, val insertion and
edging. tiny ribbon boros Oriental
lace; Mr.. Earnest Walsh with Miss
Daisy Robinson white, lace edging,
ribbon; DR.. Edgar Horger with Miss
Hessie Robinson, blue lace ribbon and
shirring; Mr.. Warren Ouller with Miss
Lille Harley, white ribbon lace, shir-
ring; Mr.. Julius Grambling with Miss
Maude Houser, blue lace, ribbon ro-
settes; Mr.. Callie Insbinet, with Miss
Vesta Summers, white all over lace,
ribbon; Mr.. Peter Robinson with Miss
Lucille Cutler clue, tucks, ribbon and
lace. Lastly, followed the ushers. Tue
gentlemen were attired in Tuxedo
suits. The bridal party with few
invited guests repaired to the home OF
the brides parents where time was
pleasantly spent in congratulations,
music and conversation. The large
extension table was literally covered
with gifts consisting Of silver, cut
glass, china and c,stly brio a-brac
One particularly valued presentaWas