The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-09
WERTS-DACUS WEDDING
A Beautiful Home Wedding-Elegant
Supper-Pretty Bride-Pretty
Bridesmaids.


Michael Wcrts in Cornclia street on
Wednesday evening at T O'Clock, ther
younest daughter, Florence, was given
in marriage to DR.. Robert Mabry
Dacus, of Greenville, S. c..
The solemn, beautiful and impress
sive words, which made them man
and wife, were spoken by the Rev. G..
n. Wright, pastor of the First Bap~
tist church Of Newberry.
The residence was beautifully and
tastefully decorated in green and
white, with soft pink lights inter
spersed adding much to the beauty
of the scene
The ceremony was performed in
the parlor, the bride and groom
standing under an arch and beneath
the historic wedding bell. The arch
was white being interwincd with
green vines and beautiful white chry-
santhcm,,mS. and just back of The
arch were banked lovely ferns and
magnificent palms. The color effect
in the parlor was in Keeping with the
decorations throughout in green and
white with graceful drapcry of vinc,
and pink lights here and there, and
in addition. the walls were hung
with number of handsome pictures,
the work of the bride herself.
Mrs. j. w. Haltiwanycr presided
at the piano, and to the soft and
sweet strains Of Lohengrin's wel-
ding march the bridal party entered.
During the ceremony the tsMclo,ly
of Love' was softly and sWcctip
rendered.. i
bridal party entered.
First entered. the two little ribbon
bearers. Little Mary Frances Kiblet
and Fredua Schumpcrt, both .neiccv'
of the bride. and who paved the way
for the bridal party. who came in
the following" order:
Miss Isabel Dacus. OF Grecnvilc,
sister of the groom, with Mr.. Rufus
G. FcllcrS. Of Ncwberry.
Miss Bertha Walker, of. .Barnwcll,
with DR.. Perry Earle, Of. Greenville.
Miss Elsie Nevcs, Of Greenville,
with Mr.. Thomas p. johnson, of New
berry.
Miss Ida Langford, of Newberry,
with, Mr.. McKeller yownes, of Green
vile.
Then came the groom, DR.. Robert
Mabry Dacus, with his best man, DR..
H. f. Dacus. Following them came
the bride, Miss Florence Werts, on
the arm Of her sister, Miss Margaret
Wrrts, where she met the groom
when Rev. G. a. Wright proceeded to
perform the ceremony, the wedding
ring being used.
The bride was beautiful in hand
some gown Of white satin chiffon, en
train. with pearl trimmings, full veil
caught with a diamond pin, the gift
Of the groom. Her bouquet was Of
brides roses and ferns held with white
tullc.
The mail of honor, Miss Margaret
Werts, wore beautiful pink silk
grcnadine over pink taffeta and trim
med with passementerie and carried
pink chrysanthemums held with pink
taffeta ribbon.
Miss Isabel Dacus, of Grcenville,
wore a white crepe de chine built over
white taffcta, with lacetrimminss and
pink girdle.
Miss Elsie Neves, Of Greenville,
wore white crepe de chine over taffe-
TIA, lace trimmings and pink girdle.
Miss Ida Langford, Of Ncwberry,
wore white net over pink taffeta with
lace trimmings and pink girdle.
The little ribbon girls wore dainty
dresses Of white silk with pink rib
bons and Sashes.
The BRIDES going-away gown was II
very handsome dark blue tailorcl suit
Of broadcloth with green taffcta lin
in" and stylish hat to match.
After the ceremony the guests re-
paired to the dining rooms, where an
old fashioned and most srmptuous
rcpast was served. The color scheme
was carried out in the dining rooms
also.
The BRIDES table was beautifully
decorated with white satin ribbons
suspended from the chandelier and
carried to the four corners of the
table, where they were held with
bows of ribbon and tulle, and the cell
fer Oieoe on the table was Of hand