The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-28
KENNEDY Y-oARLrsLE.
Beautiful Wedding Of DR.. R. M. Ken
nedy and Miss Bessie Carlisle
+. Leave for Bridal Trip.

The marriage of Miss Bessie Ren-
wick Carlisle to DR.. Robert Moffatt
Aennedy was solemnized at the home
OF the brides parents in Nance
street, on Wednesday evening at q
quarter before eight O'Clock.
The entire lower floor of the hand.
some home was decorated in southern
smllaX and ivy. In the parlor the
large bay window was banked with
ferns, and trailing ivy and white roses
formed the porteirres. Suspended from
the arch was a huge lovers knot Of
white tulle. White roses formed the
decorations at the windows and grace
tut sprays of smilax and roses droop-
ed from the mantels. Miss Lucy WAL
lace played Mendelsohn Wedding
March and during the ceremony
Schumann IS "Traumerei' was soft
ly played with violin obligato by Miss
Mamie MeCaughrin.
Little Misses Neel Carlisle and
Margaret Phillips held the ribbons.
Prof. James B. Kennedy of Johns
Hopkins University was best man,
and Mrs. William Meeks Kennedy,
sister of the bride, was dame Of hon
or. She wore dainty white lingerie
dress trimmed in Valenceinnes lace
and carried an armful Of Euchantress
Carnations. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Edwin An
,nrson Carlisle and Rev. David Gar
diner Phillips, d. d., pronounced the
word which made them man and wife.
The bride looked lovely in her
wedding gown of white crepe de chene
trimmed with Irish point lace and
her veil was held in place with a
spray of orange blossoms. She car
ried bouquet Of brides roses.
A delightful receptions followed. In
the receiving party were Mrs. J. A,
B. Scherer, Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter
Mrs. r. p. Holland, Mrs. T. B. Car
Isle. Miss Lula Moscley, Miss Cora
| Dominick. Miss Hunter.
The hinin" room was decorated il
SmilaN and pink roses. On the bride 5
table was magnificent centerpiece
of Battenbur" lace. Suspended from
the chandelier with its shades OF
crushed pink roses, were streamerS
of pink maline entwined with smilas
and roses, reaching to the corners OF
the table. Silver and crystal candela
bra with pink candles shed sof
glow over the scenes making it {
dream Of loveliness. A sumptuou:
wedding supper was served to about
125 guests.
The brides going away gown wa:
a jaunty little blue voile jacket sui
with hat and gloves to match.
DR.. and Mrs. Kennedy left on th'
Southern train for Asheville. 1t is {
source Of great pleasure to their man.
friends that they will make Newber
ry their home.
The magnificent display Of gifts IL
cut glass, silver and china, attest tht
popularity and high esteem of thu
happy young couple. Among TIT
presents was a handsome chest Of
Tiffany silver, each piece contain
ing the brides monogram, the figt Of
Judge and Mrs. Carlisle to thei1
daughter.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Dr.. and Mrs. w. M. Kennedy, o1
Chester S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B
Wylie; Miss Rachel Wylie; Miss lsa
bel Kennedy; Miss Emma Kennedy
Mr.. B. D. Kennedy; Mr.. w. M. Ken
nedy, of Yorkvile, S. c.; j. B. Ken
nedy, Phi. D., of Baltimore, Md; Miss
Lucy Wallace, Charlotte, N. c.; Miss
Elizabeth McMaster, Winnsboro, S
c.; Rev. and Mrs. B. Fl. Grier, Ora
s. c.; Mrs. H. c.. Moseley, Prosperity