Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-02-11
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Fort Mill Times, February 6: Capt
T. r. Spratt has received specifications
and instructions to have erected a rifle
range for the use of the local military
company. \ site for the range has
been selected at the big OConnel hill,
one mile south of town near the rail-
road. and the work of building the
range will be commenced at once. The
permission to erect this range at the
suggestion and expense of the govern
ment may be considered a special favor
to the local company, as there is only
one other company range in the state
that at Orangeburg.
Rock Hill Herald, February 6: The
county supply bill fixing the salaries
for the various county officials has been
printed and placed upon the desks OF
the members of the house. The bill
does not provide for the salaries OF au-
ditors and treaSurerS. as separate
bill will be introduced for this purpose,
the committee having stated that the
salaries will be revised as recommend
ed by Comptroller General Jones in MS
report two years ago. Several changes
will be made by some of the counties
and an amendment offered to include
Calhoun county, should the general as
semblv create this county at the pres
ent session. Section ~ of the bill fixes
the following salaries of officers of York
county: Sheriff, $l,350; clerk of the
court. 5000; county commissioners each'
shall receive an annual salary Of $500,
nayable monthly: clerk of the board or
ccrnt: commissioners, 300, payable
monthly: county superintendent OF
education. $500; county supervisor,
$1,000; coroner, $3.50. One of the
most brilliant social functions witness
ed in the city for long time was the
wedding of Mr.. Walter NJ. Dunlap and
Miss Mary Lillian Massey daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Massey, OF this
CITY. which event occurred at the First
Presbyterian church Thursday evening.
The church was crowded to its utmost
capacitv with friends and relatives,
who had come to witness the consum-
nation of the sacred vows which would
make this couple man and wife. Men
delssohn's wedding march, rendered by
Miss Marion Roddey, signalled the ap-
proach of the wedding party. The ush-
Hnrhnrf
Diehl. Rufus London and Dolph Fried
helm were the first to enter, and tax
ing their places on either side or the
altar, awaited the coming of the bridal
party. who were as follows: Miss JAMIE
Massey, with Mr.. c. w. F. Spencer
Miss Marion Johnson with Mr.. FREQ
Dunlap. Miss Marie Fewell with Mr..
Jones of Chester, and Miss Susie Dun
lap with Mr.. Burton Massey. brother
Of the bride Next in order came the
dainty little flower girls, little Misses
Cartherine Massey. a niece of the bride,
and Isabelle Milling. The winsome tots
wore pretty dresses Of white silk, with
pink sashes, and carried armsful OF
flowers. Mesdames S. NJ. Jones and
Carl Latimer of Chester the handsome
DANES of honor, entered singly down
either aisle The maid of honor, Miss
Mabel Ardrey of Fort Mill. entered
alone down the right aisle and immedi-
ately preceded the bride, who, leaning
on the arm Of her father. Mr.. Henry
Massey, entered from the left, while the
groom with his brother and best man,
Mr.. II. NJ. Dunlap. entered from the
right. and here meeting his bride In
front of Gods altar. Rev. Mr.. Martin
the new pastor of the First Prespyte-
rian church. performed the marriage
ceremony. which was beautiful ana I'M
pressive in its sacredness. The brides
gown was an exquisite creation OF
real lace over chiffon and satin, and
in the filmy meshes of her bridal veil
nestled modest sprays of lilies of the
valley while lilies of the valley en-
twined with maiden hair fern composed
the bridal bouquet. Always Womanly'
modest and sweet. the bride never look
ed more charming than on this her
wedding eve. The maids were attired
in beautiful gowns of white silk net
over taffeta and carried white carna-
tions, while the DANES Of honor were
elegantly gowned in white lace robes
over taffeta. and carried armsful or
American Beauty roses. The maid or
honor was charming and stately in an
exquisite gown of lOueSine silk over
taffeta and also carried American
Beauty roses. After the ceremony the
bridal party and the immediate fami-
lies were entertained at a royal re-
ception at the brides home on East
Main street. This marriage is one
around which a great deal of interest
centers. and the good wishes of the
public at large go with this happy
couple in their new relationship. Mrs.
Dunlap, as Miss Massey, Is deseWedly
popular here. being young lady or
many amiable qualities, and will grace
the home of the man who has chosen
her for his life companion. The groom
is the Youngest son of our veteran
townsman, Mr.. w. p. Dunlap, but we
feel that he needs no words of intro
duction, for he is known everywhere as
a gentleman of sterling worth. Every
body is his friend. and we believe we
are not saying too much when we say
that there is no young man in Rock
Hill in whom the public feels a greater
interest. MI. Dunlap is partner IN
the law firm of Spencers e Dunlap of
this city. and is making for himself quite
a name in the business world, where he
is known and admired for his true
worth. Mr.. and Mrs Dunlap left early
Friday morning for a trip To Florida,
after which time they will be at home
at the grOOm'S home on Oakland
avenue. There were many out of town
guests to witness the marriage. among
whom were the following: Fort Mill
Mr. and Mrs Jno. w. Ardrey, Mr. and
Mrs. j. VI. Splatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Massey. Dr. and Mrs. ~. =. Kirkpatrick,
Mr. l.. j. Massey Miss Mabel Ardrey,