The Tupelo journal., 1907-04-19
Nettles-DeLoache.

Camden, S. c., April 13.-The Lyttle-
ton Street Methodist church was crowd
ed on Wednesday eveninl~, April 10,
with the host Of friends of Two of Cam
denis most popular young people, Mr..
| John Nettles and Miss Mar DeLoache,
| who we're united in marriage.
Mr.. Nettles is the efficient bOokkeep-
err at Hirsch Bros, a young man of
sterling worth, held in deserved high
esteem by all. His charming bride is
the youngest daughter of Mrs. r. w.
DeLoache, and a social favorite.
The wedding took place at 9o'clOck.
The church had been exquisitely dec
grated under the direction of Mrs. X.
Y. Steedman, and when the large bridal
party had formed around the altar the
scene was a dream of loneliness. The
| wedding music was rendered by Mrs.
C. C. Herbert, who presided at the or
gan with Miss Marie Temp on the violin
and Mr.. Goodman of the Kirkwood or
| chestra on the violincello.
Messrs. VIM. L. DePass, John S.
Lindsay, James DeLoache and Robin
Temp acted as ushers. The attendants
were Miss Gertrude Strother, of Johns
ton with Mr.. S. Parks, of Charlotte, N
w., mlSS lICuG 1DOtOIIiOI, vi ooF0iiioI,
Ca, with Mr.. Donald Temp, Miss Jen-
ME Shannon with Mr.. Bolton Mickle,
Miss Joe Shannon with Mr.. Grover
Blackwell.
The bridesmaids wore gowns OF white
point d'esprit over white taffeta with
pink girdles and carried pink carnations.
Miss Kate DeLoache, sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor and wore pink
point d'esprit and carried a bouquet OF
pink bridesmaid roses. Mrs. Robin
Temp also a sister of the bride, was
dame of honor. Her gown was of
white crepe de chine over white silk,
her bouquet was of pink carnations.
| The pages were handsome little Charles
Herbert Temp and Charles Elliott De-
Loache; the dainty little flower girls
were Agnes DePass and Rebecca De-
| Loache, who united the ribbons for the
bridal party and scattered roses in their
pathway. Little Miss Nancy Lindsay,
who bore the ring upon a small silver
%salver, was charmingly picturesque.
The bride, robed in white silk trim
med with lace and chiffon, her veil at
tached by natural orange blossoms,
only half shading her radiant face, en-
tered with her brother, Mr.. Benjamin
DeLoache. She was met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Robert c. McCreight, formerly of Cam
den, now of Columbia. The ceremony
was most impressivelv performed by
the Rev. Ches' ey C. Herbert, the brides
pastor. The liquid tones of the cello,
ooftlv breathing the ever beautiful
Schubert's Seren ade, gave a finishing
,uucn to the occasion.
The reception at the home OF the
brides mother was held from 10 to II
o'clock. Delicious refreshments were
served, after which the guests were
given a are musical treat. Mr.. Hughes
of the musical department of the Col
lege for Women, of Columbia, played
several piano solos, and MI. Goodman
of the Kirkwood orchestra gave several
cello solos. Both of these young men
are artists and their music was highly
appreciated and enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nettles left for Florida
on the midnight train. After the Gath
they will return to Camden and occupy
their pretty cottage on Lyttleton street,
where they will be at home to their
friends. From the Columbia, Is. Co.
State.
The bride, as Miss Mary DeLoache, is
well known in Tupalo, having spent n
summer here, and is much admired by
her charming personalities. She is the
sister of Mrs. A. H. Delay and has
many friends and admirers here whose
every good wish will follow her through
life's voyage.