The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-01

served The ICES were an e1nraId
tinted crystal plates fashioned as
] leaves and the sweets were clcveriy
patterned as flowers.
During the entire evening the ali
/ was filled with sweet strains Of
orchestral music.
Kinlock-Neilson.
One OF tlae most brilliant social
events tina ITlas ever taken place in
the history of our little city was the.
wedding OF Miss Nancy Gordon Neil
son, daughter of Mrs. Charles Purvis
Nelson, to Mr.. St. John Phillips
kinloch, Jr.. which was solemnized
on Wednesday evening at St. James
Episcopal church
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Quincy Ewing, OF Napolxon-
vile, La, assisted by Rev. Philip
Davidson Miss Mary Walker pre-
sided at the organ and an attractive
program was rendered by Prof
Boencfl's orchestra
OF the church WAS green and white,
beautifully carried out i'll gorgeous
chrysanthemulns, lace like vines, ferns
and palms, the altar was banked high
a background OF deep green and sue
cession OF arches led from the door
to the floral gates placed before the
chancel
The greater part Of the bridal par
: ty entered from the wings OF the
church and the matrons of honor,
: bridesmaids and flower girls passed
: down the central aisle to meet the
| bride who was attended by ExGov-
ernor Iongino, of Jackson, Miss, and
5 was preceded by the maid Of honor,
: Miss Rebecca Scarfes, of Vicksburg,
( and AS the gates were thrown ala:
E by little Misses Katherine Kemper,
f of Vicksburg and Marion Miller, the
. matrons of honor, Mrs. J. NJ. Ander-
S son and Mrs. R. B. Claggett. brides
: maids, Misses Fife Zabreski, of New
: York, Sallie Hunt, Cecil Henderson
f of Runnymede, and Charlie Scott, oil
i Rosedale, groolnsmen; Messrs Hugh
|. c. Watson, A. L. Mckee, w. A
: Haycraft and o. NJ. Johnson. ana
d ushers Messrs B. c. Wheeler, D. D
/ Woolard, Chap Skinner and Rober1
Ferguson, entered the ci1ancel Mr.
Krnloeh was accompa MED by Mr..
S Trenholm, of Memphis, as best man
e The bride was exquisitely gownet
5 IN white chiffon satin and rose poIn
lace and wore a damon brooch,
r gilt from the groom. Her veil wa
: held shower boquet of roses an,
i lies OF the valley.
RI Mesdarnes Anderson and Clae
5. getr. the 1natrons of honor, wor,
5. gowns of white liberty satin an
" point Lace and carried roses. TIL
$. bridesmaids were lovely in gowns O
1T white chiffon over silk and pictur
d. hats OF white tillle and each held
S huge muff of moline and the fiowe
S. girls wore. pretty frocks of silk an
q chiffon.
e. Following the ceremony 1arg,
IS reception was held at the home Of tn
t, brides mother, where thd d'ecora
1 tons were in pot plants and cut flow
= ers. White and green In the recep
err ton rooms, crimson IN the den an
n pnk- in the dining room.
k Mrs. E. P. Keinper, of Vicksbur
i and Mrs. w. F. Fordham graceful
Us fashioned as wedding bells were ser,
es ed with heart shaped cakes orna
". mented with the initials K & n.
ID A large number of beautiful gift
tn were received among which were
XII cameo and pearl brooch, an hei,
h loom, from the groom's Crane
II, mother, handsome ancestral sNve
D. from the grooms parents and a cas-
IN of silver from the brides uncle, NJ
ry Gordon Sims.
n, The bride IS among the prettiest
m, Greenville's society bellies and is
eli member OF a prominent Mississip,
VI. family and the groom IS a populs
r. young business man and belongs I
X. one of South Carolina's most distii
q guished families
r. Among the guests from out
town were: Ex-Governor and Mr.
Longino, of Jackson, Mr. and Mr.
l.C.P Kemper and little Misses Ken
st per, of Vicksburg, Mr. and Mrs. S
IT. Ohm Philips Kinloch, of South Car,
or lima, parents of the groom, Rev. al
ty Mrs. Quincy Ewing, Napoleonvill
ne La, Mrs. Dan Searles, of Vicksbur
on Mrs. K. B. Shepherd, OF Fort Adam
ny Mrs. Josh Skinner and Miss Burn
of Lake Washington, Mrs. Alex He
St. derson, Runnymeade.
in Mr.. and Mrs. St. J. P. Kfnloch ha-
nd gone. to make their home in Gree
nd vile. S. c., where Mr. Kinfoch
]. prominently engaged in the cote
les business.
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