The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-11-27
WEDDING.
The following interesting notice came fror
the Green VILE News.

The following interesting notice came from
the Green vile News.
A very notable event in South Carolina 80
clety this week was the marriage OF MIes
Ethel Mills aud Mr.. Lewis Perrin OF AoDt-
Vile, which was celebrated ON TUESDAY eve.
ming at half after eight O'Clock at Chflst
Church, befor q large assomblage OF relatives
anu friends. 1t was an affair OF notaDie
charm and ~beauty-Wltn every iouch OF iov,o
ness which could be contributed by elaborate
decorations and q picturesque beVy OF peau-
tifui bridesmaids in attendance on Inc orloe.
The church was hung in Southern smlla1
and the large beautiful chancel was never
lovlier. with its beautiful decorations OF brl-
dial white and green. Graceful air white tuile
WAS used in graceful profusion, dellcateiy
draped with sprays OF smilox, and Inc DAcR-
ground made of green palms and terms.
White wedding bells we're suspended from q
garland Of tulle across the chancel rail- ana IN
the center hung u beautiful large bell OF white
chry ~santhenums. The vases on the altaI
were filled with these same lovely mowers ana
and bridal candles mingled their orilllant
light with the blaze, fr M the chanoeiiess.
Mrs. r. 81. Kennedy rendered q charming
Masical programme before the hour LOT the
ceremony and Mendelsshon's wedding march
announced the arrival OF the Drloal party,
which was headed by the four ushers, Mes.
and Willsam Cleveland Jr. The bridesmaids
then entered in couples oilowed by tne
grnomsmen, and entered the chancel where
the beautiful decorations made q pleasing
background for the lovely picture they form:
cd. Entering first were: Miss Nell Goodwin
and Miss CoIcock Of ~sgartan6urg then mr..
Perrin Quarles, Mr.. Will White OF Aooe-
Atlanta Ms. Perry Beattie, Mr.. L.. A. Mills,
Miss Mary Mauldin, Miss Lulu Gates Mr..
Arthur Mills, Mr.. Bradley Reese OF Abbe-
AbbeviIle, Mr.: Eugene johnson and Mr.. H.
e.. Smith Of Hbbeville. Then came the Two
danes OF honor, Mrs Henry Mills and Mrs.
James Perrin OF Meridian, Miss. they were
followed by two charming little flower girls
little Misses Sara Cover and Cordelia Moore
dainty figures In fluffy white frocks each
bearing an arm full OF white chrysanthemums
gowns, some of silk and some OF net, all love-
~ and elaborate in their fashloning and
adornm emit, and each carried great bouquets
Of lovely white chrysanthemums. MRS. Zen.
~ Mills was gowned in white crepe de chine
deliberately lace trimmed and Mrs. Perrin
was stately and handsome In her wedding
gown of white satin empire In effect. They
both wore wreatns OF lilies OF me valley ana
carried white chrysanthemums,
The bride entered with her sister MISS Eu-
genia Mills, who wore an elaborate gown OF
white lace. The BRIDES goWn was iashloneo
pretty empire styles, elaborate In rose point
lace, and with q long flowing train. The
bridal veil OF tulle which envsloped her lace
and figure, was daintily appliqued with lace
butterflies and her bouquet was OF lovely per-
feet bride roses and ferns.
Mr.. Perrin with his best man, Mr.. las. Fer
rim entered from the vestry. met the bride
lust at the chan eel steps where the oetrothai
service was read by Rev. A. X. Mitchell ana
marriage vows were given at the altar rail.
After the impressive ceremony the bridal
party left the church to the strains OF Men
delssohns wedding march and we're driven 10
ton WAS held, upwards OF 200 guests called
during the evening. The rooms were lovely
In ferns and flowers. lovely La France roses
were used In abundant profession throughout
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin received in line with
the large wedding party, Mrs. Mary Perrin Of
Abbevllle, the groom's mother, Mrs. Y. r.
A humber OF the BRIDES friends assisted her
10 receiving and entertaining the guests.
They we're: Mrs, A. Blythe, Mrs. Geo. Buch
anan, Mrs. Walter Carpenter, Mrs. WalIer
uedy, Mrs. Robert Amber. Miss Waddell,
Miss May Lewis, Miss Annie West, Miss Mcl1
Allister and Mrs. Sarah Cover. The dining
room was charming with decorations OF
piece and q large jar filled with roses making
q lovely floral oenterpiece. Refreshments
were served and health and happiness 70 the
bride and groom was drunk in rich wines.
The presents we're shown upstairs ana
showed the popularity OF the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin left on q late train ior
Atlanta where they went to be present at Inc
Both couples will 60 to Abbeville on Sunday
where q number OF entertainments are being
planned for them.
In Greenville the bride will be sincerely
missed BY q large circle OF friends where she
has been q popular member OF society, being,
a young woman exceptionally bright and al
~tractive. Mr.. Perrin is we'll known here
where he has often visited and has q NUMBER
OF warm friends here.
The out OF town guests present were: Mrs.
Mary Perrin OF Abbeville. Miss Kate Mar
shall, Mrs. John Norwood. Mrs. Henry Nor.
wood, Misses NorW God, Miss MtClung. MRS.
Ferguson, Mrs. Garrison. Miss Lee. Messrs.
Bradley Reese. Will White, Eugene johnson,
II. q Smith. Perrin Quarles, Mrs. Williams.
Miss Maude Williams, Mr.. n Mrs. James
Perrin of Mississippi, Mrs. Allen Scnoen.
S~partanburg, Mr.. Barksdale OF Abbeville.