The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-07
ClinksealPs-CasOn.

A wedding that will long be remembered
as one of the most beautiful nome ana;ls
Gales and Rev. John Franklyn Casou, Whlcn
took place at the home OF the brides Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Clinkscales, In Monterey, on
the evening OF wednesday, OCTOBER Tue
The Cltnkscales spacious home was indeed
q bower Of loveliness, showing the exquisite
taste Of Mrs Clinkscales on every side. Tne
wide front and side porches were hung vii
southern smilax and numberless Japanese
lanterns were festooned among the trailing
vines.
En- lering the ball you come into fairy
scene. Here the stairs were covered Win
white, trailing vines and wood ferns we're
gracefully twined to form a pleasing back
ground, ut the foot of the stairs ouncn OF
and held In place With broad white ribbons
In an attractive mitch In the rear OF the hall
was placed the punch bowl ami here, during
the evening the guests were served by mlss
Lily Templeton Of Abbevil e.
In the parlor, where the ceremony was per-
for n ell, were banks OF terms and palms.. ln
the bay window was arranged pyramid OF
ferns, above this hung a garland OF IVY
ding bell made OF numoerless white chry-
santhemums and tied with broad white
satin ribbons on either side OF the bell were
the initials, &C made OF smilax. Over the
this was strewn rose leaves.
At the first sweet notes OF Mepdelsslionf
wedding march. ski!lfnlly played by MISE
passed into the parlor. .
First came Miss Nina Wilson OF Warrenton
with Mr.. John Anderson Of woodruff MISS
Clinkscales. Miss Ida Mai Brownlee OF
Ant1rville with Mr. James NJ. Humphry OF
Woodroff. Then came the bride with ner
maid OF honor, Miss Lillian Burns OF Lsnre1s
the q DOM entered the parlor with Mr.. W. +.
Lowell Of Augusta. who WAS beat man.
The brides maids wore lovely white Oh ifop
gowns elaborate with laced woIk and real
lace they carried white carnations.
Mis- Burns, the maid OF honor was lovely
In dainty white silk elaborately rimmed
with real lace and hand embroidery:
silk slip, thus bringing out the exquisite
work. Pink carnations were the MOVERS
carried.
The bride who Is a remarkably attractive
Young woman, was beautifully goWned In
ducheese satin elaborately trimmed In rose
point. The long bridal veil was gracefully
caught with orange blossoms. The only Oh
uament worn was the gift Of the groom,
lovely four leaf clover with diamond center
In her arms she carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses.
AS the soft tones OF delightful music was
play, the simple but impressive ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. B. B. Cason, the
father of the groom, assisted by Rev. h. P.
Fepnell of fLowndesville.
After the ceremony and hearty good wishes
and CODgr6tQIatlOQB ID6 DrlQHl Wde
seated around the dining room, here they
were served with a delightful two course sup
per.
a tall cut glass vase filled with white and
pink chrysa q themums, the table was covered
with large Battenberg piece over pink satin
Pink and white ribbons were caught from the
chandelier 10 the corners OF the table and
crepe intertwined and drawn TO the corners
OF the room, unshaded candles lighted the
room On the table we're two elaborately de-
corated cakes. | q the dining room ak pretty
young girls wearing white and pink, served
the guests. -
Mis- Mary Etheredge Of Lcckhart, Miss
Lila T. Speer OF Monterey, Miss Minnie Fen
NELL Lowndesville, Misc Vera Clinkscales,
,erved the guests while Miss Louise Cunning
ham OF Monterey and Miss sara Clin kscales
pinned souvenieIs OF pink and white ribbons
on the guests as they were served.
The drawing room where the many and
beautiful presents were displayed was gor-
geous with bowers OF autumn leaves.
Among those who attended the wedding
from distance were Mrs B. II. Mullegan OF
Langley, Miss Mary Etheredge Of Lock hart,
Mr., and Mrs. T. c. Liddell OF Lowndeeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Kay Of Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beason OF Woodruf Mr.
Henry Moseley OF Lowndesville, Mrs. ]. z.
Brownlee and Miss Eliae and Master JacK
Brownlee OF Antrevile, Mr.. and Mra ]. 7.
Latimer OF Lowndesville. Rev. and Mrs. w.
3. B. Cason OF Hastings, Fla.
Rev. and Mrs. Cason left Thursday for their
home In Louisville, Ky. They take WITH
them the best wishes OF host OF friends.