The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-31
EAST END.
What "M'' Sees and Hears on His
:Rounds In Country and in Town.
AT HYMAN's ALTAR TWO HEARTS BEAT AS
ONE,


AT HYMANs ALTAR TWO HEARTS BEAT AS
The marriage Of Rev. Lowrie Wilson Brown
TO Miss Annie M. Evans OF Lebanon, On last
Tuesday evening, October the %. was the
Perhaps no event in the social world Of that
community elicited greater interest and more
genuine heart felt pleasure than did this mar
rlage; and not only in that community but
In many parts Of the State.
They were united IN the bonds OF holy We'd
lock In the Lebanon Presbyterian Church, IL
the presence Of an unusually large congrega-
oficiating. assisted by Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson
As the bridal party assembled in the vesti
bule Of the church, the sweet clear oridelike
voice of Miss Eleanor Gourdin rendered mos
beautifuIiy"O Promise Me-" Miss Maggi.
Evans sister OF the bride at the organ.
AS the bridal party were ready 10 enter MISS
Evans ran her fingers deity over the keys
bringing out the sweet strains OF Lohengrlns
wedding march which foaled out on the
evening air filing the hearts OF all present
with Joy and delight.
The bridal party entered In the followipg
order. First came the ushere, Messrs Q. b
Evans, Grier Sherard, 8. G. Evans and Ray
Brown, all dressed in full evening suits.
Next came the bridesmaids, MISS Elizabeth
Gilbert op the right aisle, Miss Lucy Evans Oh
the left, crossing in front OF Ministers to re.
verse sides, then followed Miss Mabel john
son on left and Miss Eleanor Gourdin OIL
right next came Miss Lucia Cheatnam on
left and Miss Eunice Ballenger ON right.
The bridesmaids we're gowned in white
chiffon trimmed in lace with yellow girdes,
each carrying bouquet OF yellow chrysap.
themums. Next came the two maids ofhon-
or together on left aisle, Miss Agnes Adam
and Miss Sara Evans also gowned in white
chiffon over yellow. carrying white chryssn-
thsmums; Next came the groom with hts
best man Rev. 81. A. Knox, then came the
bride on the arm Of her brother ]. Giber
Evans gowned In white silk chiffon ovel
, taffeta with tulle veil, carrying shower bou-
qqet Of brides roses.
AS this lovely group of you and beaut,
8 ood before the altar all was silent and tht
voice Of the minister was heard In clear anu
distinct manner as he by a most impressive
and solemn ceremony pronounced them man
Then ourst forth Mendelsohn's weddint
! march most sweetly rendered by Miss Maggie
Evans. -.
The church was decorated in green and yel-
low, while the pulpit and altar we're banked
with palms end potted plantt: beauti-
fGl arch OF evergreens interviewer with yeIloa
spanned each aisle from, which was suspend
q large" horse shoe with the letters I" 4 ant
b " representing most uniquely the names OF
the contracting parties.
The wedding bell was made Of white rose
and was beautiful IN design and flush anc
suspended from the ceiling by white sils
ribbon.
B Immediately after the ceremony the brida
party and guests repaired TO the home OF
ed them which was served by the following
young ladies. Misses Dotsie Evans Ssllle
sue Ramey, Margaret Evans and Katharine
Gilbert dressed In white with yellow sasheF,
Punch was served 10 The hall by Miss Lucy
Gilbert In her most graceful style and man
ner. 49,.
< The color scheme OF dining room was
white and yellow while that of the reception
W u n N o. hainQ
Rrtistically and beautifully arranged.
Hostess was assisted In receiving by Mis-,
Lillian Power and Miss Annie Gilbert.
4 The bridal party left next morning for tht
home of the grocns parents al Cheste,
where an elaborate supper was served.
Il The bride was the recipient OF many costly
and elegant presents in gold. silver, cut glass
china etc The grooms present being 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left Friday morning
for Walhalls where they will be at home t.
their many friends.
The going away gown OF the bride wa,
green ladies cloth and hat to match.
/ The bride is one OF the most popular
ladies In all that section, and will be missed
moved she , is intellectually bright. ano
College OF Greenvile.
The groom has served the PRESBYTERIAN
Church Of Lebanon for year or more ano
was earnest and faithful In the discharge OF
bis ministerial duties, and was beloved and
3 honored by his people and now with biz
lovely bride begins life In earnest uuder III
most favorable circumstances and is to b.
congratulated upon winning the heart anc
hand ofso fair = bride Hosts OF friends fol-
low them with hearty greetings and best
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS.
Lowrie Wilson Abbeville. Mr.. Ray. Brown,
Seneca, 8. G. Rev. n A. Knox, Msysvile, 3.
G. Misses Agnes Adams LanIens,S c. Mabel
johnson, Chester. 3. g; Eleanor Gourdin,
G, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert OF Low ndes-
Vile, Mr.and Mrs. Albert Gilbert and family
q WilliDgion, Mr.. ~ and n Mrs; E !; 9. Evans,
SGs%sS NJ Sns Nm Mrs Eossq e9nnngns% nna
Susie speer, Monterey. IS. C. Miss Alic.
strong. Wslhslla, 8. G.. Mrs. Laura Love-
York, s. G, Mr.. T. ] Baskin; Iva. 8. {. MIR. A.
g. Baskin, Lowndesyillei y. c. Miss Lnc,
Evans, Clemson, 3. G.
g.. PERSONAL MENTION.
DR.. F. L. Parker OF Charleston is spending
wbile with his brother Maj. Arthur
DR.. San, Visanska spent several days o.
the past week with his home people IN the
city. ,...
Dr.. Visanska is an Abbeville man and
life as be Is now prominent and rising
yohpgphys OF Atlanta, where he en-
joys q lucrative and growing practice.
He has just returned from New York
where be has been taking q special cours
in the diseases and treatment OF children,
OF which he makes q. specially in his pre-
fession.
Mr.. Eddie Roche was In the city a few
days of last week With his home people,
(, and greeting his Numerous blends before
leaving Greenville for Greensboro. TO which
city he has been transferred, being pro-
NOTED to assistant manager in one Of the
departments OF the American Cigar Com
Rev. John Csson OF Laurens and Miss
Blanche Chpkscales Of Abbeville County
will be married to-day, Oct. 81, at the home
Of the brides parents.
Many ,Abbeyille friends extend congratu
lAtiops In advance.
IuVitations have been Issued TO Hallow.
cen party to be given by Miss Georgi.
EdWards this Wednesday evening Ocr. 81
Mr. w. J. Bryson has Just returned from
Webster n. T.. where he went to attend bis
Miss Nina Moore, which was quite happy
event. Mr.. Bryson spent a most delightful
time and returned home somewhat In the
notion OF the song.
III must, and will get married,
I'm In the notion now"
Rev. John o. Wilson preached In the
Methodist Church last Sunday morning to 8
la'ge and appreciated congregation, which
gave him hearty welcome.
Rev. p. B. Wells the beloved pastor of the
Methodist Church is improving slowly, az
This people hope and pray he will soon
be restored to his usual health.