The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-08
HAPPILY MARRIED.
TWO HEARTS MADE TO BEAT AS
ONE.
Mr.. Summers Wis!ltman Dibfylc and
Miss Margaret Anuie Tarant Unit
ed in Wedlock.

Miss Margaret Annie TaIunt Unit
ed in lyedlock.
A wedding OF more than usua! in
terest was the one soleInnized at the
First Methodist Church at Spring
fdo Wednesday evening at I o'clocs,
The contracting parties we're Mr..
Summers Wightman. TIbbl,e. one Of
Spril1gfield's most popular and pro-
gressive merchants, and Miss Mar
saret Annie. Tarrant, an attractive and
accomplished young lady Of that
place, who by her amiable traits of
char;AIter has !yon host OF admir-
ing friends. The church was tasteful
ly dedorated with pot plants and
ferns, solid background of white
traced with delicate vines successfully
carrying out the color scheme Nf
white aud green. 4 large crowd at
tested ti4eir interest in this event, the:
church being filled to it's utmost ca
pacity
First ta the bridal party were the
uSlers, who came down each aisle;
Messrs. TWnI Beam, Richard Tanning,
MelbGurn Summers and Hugh S. Far
'ley. of Spartanburg Following them
were four Hower girls, Lucille Dibble,
Edna Minus. Virginia. Odom and Ray
Jumper, dressed in dainty white lin
gerie dresses The attendants Of the
bride were: Misses Colinc Philips,
Clara Hair. Edith Philips and Minnie
DEbble, Of OrangeburS-
The maid of honor, Miss Matte
Tarrant, sister OF the bride, and the
first hridesmaid, Miss Susie Dibble,
Of Orangeburg, then entered. Next
came the bride with her brother, Mr.
r. G. Tarrant' of Aiken, the groom
and his best man, Mr. James Jumper
having entered from the vestry al
the first sound OF tie Wedding March.
The bridal party arranged themselves
at the altar, where the ceremony was
performed by the father OF the bride.
the Rev. r B.: TarTant. tire ring cere-
mony being impressiveiy carried out.
The music was beautifully render
ed BY Miss Mary Duncan Tarrant, and
during the ceremony Miss Attic Phil
lips played Heart and Flowers" soft
ly on the violin: the sweet strains
harmonizing with tile solemnity OF
the occasion.
The wedding costumes were partl-
cularly simple and sweet. The maids
wore white organdies with pink girdl-
es and carried pink carnations with
ferns: the maid of honor was beconl-'
ingly attired' i'm pink crepe de chine
over tafPeta. carried pink roses ana
ferns. The bride. was beautiful IN 4
princess gown OF white silk trimmed
in point d'espirit aTd lace. Her veil
was held by lilies Of the valley. She
carried a bouquet OF brides roses.
The happy couple retired imme-
diately to the home OF the bride,
where her costume was changed 10
a tailored suit OF Blue chiffon panama,
hat to, match. They left on the
o'clock train for Columbia and other
points, returning by way OF Orange
burg, where they VIII; be at home 10
their may friends for a few days IN
that city at rfe residence Oh the
groom's parents
The presents were numerous and
costly and gave evidence OF the hlgn
esteem iir. which the bride and groom
we're held, coming from all parts OF
the State.
On the evening previous TO the we'd
ding reception was rendered the
bridal party at the residence OF Dr.
and Mrs. Fl. A. Odom, brother and
sister of the bride. On the Veronda'
with rho soft light furnished by
Japanese lanterns. several courses
were served, after which the guests
re,Jasred TO the parlor, where much en-
joymcut was afforded By the cutting
OIL LIlc WttuluS IdhS'
On Monday afternoon linen show
er was give the bride by one OF her
most intimate friends, Miss Clara
Hair The guests were met al the
door by Mrs. II. a. Odom and ushered
into the parlor. where Miss Hair re-
ccivcd. The room was i howc! Q.
ferns, pot plants and pink carnations.
\ Goral contest proved very pleas
ant feature OF the afternoon. Ate:
delightful refreshments were served.
q dainty white parasol having been
susuended over the brides table. the
white ribbon was drawn by hItle
Gretchen Hair. of Willston, thus
showcring the bride-clact with many
pretty and beautiful articles of linen.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. r. o. S. Dibble, Miss Sne +.
Dibble, Misses Susie. Minnie and Lucille
Dihble. OF Orangeburg, MIR. and Mrs.
Il. G.. Tarrant. of Aiken. Miss Maggie
,ee Salley and Mrs. Oscar Salley: oi
Solley. Miss Victoria DantZler. OF
Holly Hill: Mrs. \. J. Thackston' oil
Orangchurg: Mrs. Tom Hair. al VIII
liston: Mr.. w. f. Mcintosh, of Lynch
hnrr: Mr.. Hugh S. Farley, Of Spartan
hurg: Miss Stella Minis. OF l'lackvllie'
and Mr., Clifford Summers. OF Baton