The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-11-06
HADDON-HILL.
Beautiful Church WeddinY-Lovely
Bride---Happy Groom - Pretty
Brldesmaids-Haud z s3ro0ms-
men And UShers.

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| men And Ushers.
| One Of the most notable society events OF
the season., causing widespread interest
among our people. and ripp:e OF no little
was the marriage Of Mr.. W. E. Hiy y4io, Misa
LIsabeil Perrin Haddon on last Wednesday
Ievening October Both at 80 o'cloqk, I'm Tho
Long before the appointed hour the guests
began TO assemble 30 that when the hour Al
rived the large church was crowded 10 Its at.
most capacity with an anxious and happy
throng awaiting the ceremony that would
unite these two yonng people In holy we'd
lock.
AS the hour drew near Lohengrin's Bridal
Chorus was beautifully rendered BY the fol.
]. L. Mcmillan, Mrs j. D. Kerr Misses Maud
McClung, Mary Hill, nellie Wilson-Messrs
]. N. Harden, J. y: Cochran, ]. Z. MeDavid,
Ssnr sqa L. w. 9s1
sick ness.) Miss Stella Simpson presidee II
The organ and with the delicate touch OF q
"mualcal expert" ran her nngers deity over
delssn ons wedding march was heard TO which
VIZ Sls9Mss:rs osssI cobS' Efsd ai,i; Henry 81:
pre-. Clyde Morgan. HarSid s MsFs,l, Joe
Miss Ora Ellis was pretty in white, chiffon
over tafiets, with Vhl lace.
net over ta1leia, oriental lace and ts1sta folds
Miss Mai Robertson was handsome In dot
ted silk net over cream taffetas folds OF mes
saline and bands Of lace applique.
Miss Plevna Seal was lovely IN cream fan
cy net over tafIeta.
MIss Rosa Maxwell was stately in figured
lace net bands OF velvet and chiffon trim.
mlpgH.
In white silk tulie over satin trimmed wit b
silver lace-pearl Jewels.
Miss Bessie Potts OF Atlanta was lovely In
white lace over Observation-Disclosures jewels.
Miss Marie Gary was charming in lace robe
over white tsffetH trimmed In velvet =.
The bridesmaids each carrie q bouquet Of
exquislte pink rosea and wore sashes OF green.
The groomsmsn Messrs Ward Hill Lynch
Dupre Jr, Lewis Perrin, Hsrmon Benton,
Willie DnPre. Bradley Reese, Albert henry
looked, very handsome 10 fpll evening dress.
va. very sty iish in q lace robe over green
"a ta6eta-fhipestone buckles. -
The groom with bis best man Mr.. Clyde
MoIgsn,sntersd The lstt dSor. xa,le the @tnsa!adSe sS
Joined the groom at the altar both standing
under the arch Of evergreens and white chry.
|santheums; from which Eaa snSpepded a
bridesmaids and groomlmen made an I'M
posing picture ss they stood on each aide OF
i6sbride and groom facing the audience.
Or. ]. Lowrie Wilson OF the Prssbyterian
soS ssy Si sas usus
the ring. Rev. P. B. Wells ln an earnest and
impressive manner pronounced the WORDS
that, made them man and wife. 1mmedi:
tion,aas Eiven At ihe hcme Of The bride on
npper main street where, all was bright and
beautiful within and without chinese Ian.
terms were placed here and there IN the trail!
lifnl roses, bright pot plants, stately palms
and ferns added 70 The beauty .WItlln. The
pretty: bag window in which the bride. snd
groom stoed xas a veriiable green house
y herea great! profession OF pot plants, palms,
and ferns were banked while ,sarlandh ,ot
trailing vines formed net work over ithsiE
beads,
Upon the mantles were artistically arranged
apaneBe pines and chandelabrOs with shadas {:
OF green and white which shed . soft mellow
lIght on all around. The color echeme green
and white was carried ont In all iH beauty
In The decorations OF hall, library, and dining
Mssdamss James Hill John Cheek Misses
Kate Marsbsn and Mamie Seal rsoeived tho
sds; sss .R aa@ss nsea was elegantly gowneo In
:MfB.,Jofn Cheek was Gownsd in 'beauti7
FfpleastIme Of cream lace.
I Miss Emily Prentis inwhits point de.sprit
.Was attractive and Miss Mary Hill In pink
met over taflets was lovely as they served
Mrs.. Henry Hill and Mrs. G. D. Brown re-
ceived In the dining room.
Mrs. Hill looked handsome In black net
over. .tahata-
:, Mrs: Brown WAS stylish in pale blue orepe
/ de chine. ,
Misses Mamie. Onie, Caro- Morse, Irene
Rosenberg and Eliza Gary looked beautiful
in white SILK Resen girdles and arnlsls a.
they served dainty refreshments, Ices, fruits.
cake, and mints.
] The display ofpresentsin the library was
beautiful, costly and In great numbers, con;
sIsIing Of silver ware cut glass and china and
was said to be the greatest number ever re-
lcelved by any bride In AbbevilIe;
| The bride is the only daughter OF Mr.. II. N.
LHaddon one of the hrst merchants OF Abbe-
EsiIle and Is lovely young woman p>ssess-
Hing many loVab'e and beautiful traits of
i character for which she Ia most highly. es-
EIeamed and beloved by all this people:
! The groom is the youngest son OF the late,
La: N; Hill, and is connected with the nrm or,
| A; M: Hill and Sons one OF the Oldest estab-
Iished firms of the city, and is rising young
busin ess man OF the highest character hay.
log the respect and good will OF everyone. all
! OF whom tender him hearty congratulations
I'm his happy choice OF so charming and love-
Ety aibride.
itf1e Sesboard on their bridal trip North.
II They will visit Richmond, Baltimore, New
Yurk and other places Of interest and wiz be
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