The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
sUBER-EIMORE.
Pretty Home Wedding of Miss Lucy
Suber 70 Mr.. W. G. Elmore-
Pleasant Gathering.

1T tie suburban home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. SuIer was Solcmnized the
malru-c Ct their daughter. Lucy. to
". {. E,lmore. on Wednesday even
iny at seven thirty o'clock.
The home was fifty suited for the
occasion-set as it is amidst the
shrubbery. and from its windows
many candles fitted their lights,
making it a fairy land Of beauty.
On entering. the eye rested on the
decoration of dark green and red
with here and there pots Of Christ
mas cactus in full bloom.
The parlor was beautiful in bridal
white and green. The ceremony was
performed beneath a cluster of white
bells suspended from a ribbon
shower, behind which was banked a
pyramid Of ferns from whose green
foliage peeped out the lights Of can
dies. From the parlor door were
fastened ribbons to form an aisle
for the bridal party.
The first 10 enter were the ribbon
girls. Misses Frances and Myrtle
Suber. The groom entered upon the
arm Of his best man, Mr.. T. W. Cole
man. and the bride came in with her
dame Of honor, Mrs. James G. Dun
can. The bride was becomingly
gowned in a dress Of Rajah silk with
trimmings Of Irish Point lace and
touches Of soft chiffon. The veil
was worn off the face and was
caught up with spray of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley tied with
satin streamers. The dame Of honor
wore stylish dress Of eeru net over
nink silk with trimmings Of lace
bands and soft satin. In her hair she
wpr> tiara Of pink rose buds and
carried a bouquet Of shaded pink
carnations and asparagus ferns.
The ceremony was performed by
Dr.. A: J. Bowers. in which was used
the ring. The guests were then IN
Wit, to the dining room where an
elegant course supper was served
This room was finished in red and
white. The brides table was lovely
with its rich Battenberg pieces over
red, silver candelabra, and suspe1-
sions Of red ribbons and bells.
The presents were displayed in the
living room which was quite pretty
in its color scheme Of orange and
yellow.
The happy couple left on Thurs
day for the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Suber, where a large recep-
ton was given them that evening,
after which they will be at home to
their friends at Whitmire, S. c.
It was great pleasure to- the edi-
tor to attend this home wedding and
to mingle with so many friends. The
night was just little cold and the
snow lay in spots through the fields,
but this made the bright fires aad
good cheer inside all the brighter and
more cheerful if that we're possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Suber are now
where they were when they began
life's journey together. Two sons
and three daughters have set up
castles of their own and only Mr.. and
Mrs. Suber remain at the old home
stead. The castles are all near by,
however, and the family, reunions
may be frequent.
The Herald and News wishes the
happy young couple who began the
journay Of life together on Wednes-
day may live loug and prosper.
Mr.. W. C. Elmore, the groom, is a
young man of sterling character, and
holds a good position at Whitmire.
The bride is a graduate Of Newberry
college and will prove good and
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