Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-11-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mrs. R. E. Sharp and daughter, OF
Van Wyck, are visiting DR.. and Mrs
M. J.. Walker. 8
Miss Anna L. Thurston Of Pittsburg
Pa, is spending the winter with Mrs
w. G. White.
Mr.. and Mrs, Meek Stroup Of Cher
okee, and Miss Stroup Of Glover, are
spending several days with Mrs. w. G.
Ewart.
Mrs. Sarah McCubbins. and Miss
Lunette Townsend Of Union, who have
been visiting Miss Mamie Johnson, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Mesdames R. M Bratton and w. B
Moore, and Miss Ella Love left Satur-
day to attend the D. A. r. convention
in Charleston. Miss LESLIE d. With
erspoon went down yesterday.
Mr.. Arnold 'Freidheim, head Of the
we'll known firm Of A. Freidheim &
Bro, suffered slight stroke of apo
plexy a few days ago. His many
friends, however, will be glad to know
that his condition has been very much
improved.
The Lockhart correspondent Of the
Columbia State, gives the following ac-
count of the Osborne Dickson mar
rlage: A quiet and interesting marriage
and one of more than local interest
was solemnized Wednesday, when Miss
Nell H. Osborne and Mr.. James B.
Dickson Of Yorkville, were united In
matrimony. Rev. ]. B. Swami con-
Quoted the ceremony in an impressive
and eloquent manner. There were no
attendants, and Immediately after the
marriage the young couple left for the
home Of the groom at Yorkville. The
bride wore stylish and becoming
travelling suit Of brown, with an ex-
quisite hat Of the same shade. and pre-
sented a remarkably pretty and charm
ing appearance. Mrs. Dickson is a cul-
tured young woman Of unusual sweet
ness Of nature and charm and beauty
of personality. She has many friends
here and elsewhere who will be inter-
ested in her marriage. She is the
youngest daughter Of Mr.. Wade Os-
borne, one Of Chester county's most
prominent citizens. Mr.. Dickson is an
enterprising young business man, and
is a brother Of Capt John R. Dickson.
The most cordial good wishes are ex-
tended the young couple.
Morganton, N. c., special to Char
lotte Observer: One Of the most
beautiful weddings ever witnessed in
Morgantop was that Of Miss Elizabeth
McKesson to Mr.. Paul McNeel Of
Yorkville, S. c., which took place
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock in
Grace Episcopal church. The church
had been simply but tastefully decora-
ted, a great number Of handsome
palms being used in the chancel which
formed a beautiful background for the
wedding party. For half an hour
before the ceremony Miss Kate Mar
ton Laxton charmed the waiting audi
ence with number Of lively selec-
tions on the organ. Promptly at
o'clock the vested choir entered sing
ing the wedding hymn, followed by
the rector, Rev. McNeely DuBose, af-
ter the choir had reached their places
to the right and left Of the chancel,
the organist, assisted by Miss Marga-
ret DuBose on the violin, began Lo-
hengrins Wedding March," First
came the ushers in. pairs, Mr.. Louis
McKessop and Mr., ]. w. Johnson OF
Yorkville; Mr.. Clifton Pearson and
Mr.. William Smith, DR.. ]. 3, Bowen
Of Yorkville and Mr.. G.. T. Hughey of
Statesville. Next came the maid OF
honor, Miss Florence McKesson, the
lovely young sister Of the bride, who
looked girlish and sweet in a white
silk dress with an armful Of pin k car
nations and a wreath of them In her
hair. Then came the bride on the
arm of her father, Mr.. c. F. McKes-
son, and a fairer bride could not be
imagined. Her brunette beauty was
enhanced by the lovely wedding gown
of white radium, and the tulle veil
with its wreath Of orange blossoms.
At the altar they were met by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Dunlap
Of Rock Hill. During the ceremony
the soft notes Of Schubert's "Sere-
made" on the violin and organ were
played and at the conclusion Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March" to the strains
of which the bridal party passed down
the aisle. Immediately after the GER
emony the bridal party and few Of
the nearest relatives and friends of the
bride repaired to her home, where a
most delicious lunch was served. At
ABS Mr.. and Mrs. McNeel left for
Norfolk and after a few days visit
there will go to Washington and New
York. Mrs. McNeel Is the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F. Nc
Kesson and comes from a family
noted for its beautiful women. But
not alone for her beauty will she be
missed, but also for her sweetness Of
character and the best wishes Of the
whole town go with her to her new
home In Yorkville. Mr.. McNeel Is
from one Of South Carolina's oldest
families and Is a most popular man.
They will be at home in Yorkville af-
ter the first Of December.