The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-10-21
EAST. END.
What m" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Ronte No.. 3.

owl BRIDE! HAPPY GROOM! PRETTY
Bridesmaids HANDSOME GRooMSMEN
AND UsHERs /! PRETTY FLowER GIRLS
ELEGANT RECEPTION!
The ~crowning event Of the past week was
Mile Wilson on Wednesday evsniDg Oe'ober
l4th 1908 10 the NJ lbodist Episcopal Chnrch
al hal pas: eight o'c ock in the presence Of
al mutually large number OF Invited guests
and friends, Re-. j. W. AriaI = ficiating using
III. Ne hodtt ceremony which was earnest
aud I'M pressivs.
The church was BEAUTIFULLY: decorated by
friends Of the bride.
As the young couple, r%urrounded by their
by their bridesmaids and groomsmeD, stocd
under the 'mairia!e beif' all was husted
impressive worjs of the Man of Gou that uu-
led Them In hand and heart making them
man and wife"
Professor Hugrelet presided at the organ
aud as The bridal psrty entered the sweet
strains of Mind lsshOus grand eddiug march
came forth from a mastery toach calling
forth a responsive tbrob ofjny and delight IA
be hearts Of all present.
Tue briue was most becOm !ngly gOwned In
Al elegant liberty satin trim med 10 real lace
and carried d iower bouqet Of
"rfdes roses and never looked more lovely.
She Gu me In upon the arm OF her cousin Mr..
Wallace Harris who had The honor OF giving
Der away" 10 the happy groom.
The bridesmaids were g esantiy alfred In
| OeautlIul DSt over tAlISLd hDu looked CUdful-
irg az they took their place on either side Of
the bride carrying bouquets OF Chrysantne.
NUNS.
| The little IF over Girls' Misses Mary Hill
Harris and NJ ny Milford wore elegant dresses
Of white silk and were as pretty as "~faiIies"
from 'l0wer laI d..
The err omsmen were In full evening dress
and look ed hanGsans as they passed covn
he aIsits and took their places beside tneir
respective bridesmaids. Tue uShtrs were a
so IN full even ng dress and looked handsome
A. they. went O and fro seating the large Au-
d .en.e 10 a most courtto Gus and Pheasant man
Ger.
Immediately after the ceremony. the invited
sucsis repaired 10 the beautiful homo Of Mrs,
John Andrew Harris on Main street where
an elegant reception was given IN honor OF
the bride Cher neici) the lively home was
made more beautiiu' on this occasion by the
handsome d coration Of cut fl overs and state.
The lining room was most artisticaily de-
corated with trailing vines, pink and white
chrysAnthemums. Su1ll e ~ 10 iay every
room and hall was beautiful in It's floral die
Punch, refrshing and delightful wss served
by Misses Mamie Morse and Mary Hill.
Around the punch bowl hung great clusters
Mrs Johu Gilbert and Miss Helen smith
received The guests.
The {, ,r scheme pink aud white was car
rird cut IN every detail.
Delicious cake snd Ice cream pink and
white was served whiler efreshing mlnts were
handel.
AS The guests entered the dining room Miss
| Leila ArlIl pinued upoa each one a tiny gol-
den bell as a souvlneer OF The Joyous occa-
81 u.
The bride and groom eft Friday for their
home tn " per main street where an elegant
! ecepiIop was rendered lie bridal party FRI
day evening by Mrs. l.. W. White mother OF
the groom.
The Misses Morse entertained the tridal
| party In u most de ighlful manner Tuesday
ev. Ming preceding the MARI -ge.
The bride is Que OF Abbeviile's mo-. lovely
and popular young lndies,
The groom is one OF the hustling business
men OF The city and Is very popular and en-
Inys the estet m and good Will OF the entire
cent unity. The elegant and costly presents
received by the bride Httest In II measure Der
popularity and the high esteem in which she
Is ned.
This happy young couple begin life under
ia vurabie auspices and have the hearty con-
graft atoms and best wishes Of many irie:ds.
.KEArOS-CHEATuAM.
On last Thursday October ID h 1908 at high
noon Mr.. James Earnest Cheat ha III and Miss
He'll keAtOn were united in The bonds OF
hOlS wedlrrk nj the home OF The brlie, Kew.
it60fe tiriaiirg. QIltea number OF invited
, uahts " ere J'LtsrnI 10 wires lie nerr!fSe.
tnn,diat.I u HIier lst marriage an elegant
djI, her was Sc Iv'd at tee l. he Of The bride.
Dn Friday Iui OWL The bridal party were
ttndefcd "a. .rtct plinn IT the. Rome OF the
rooms hrUiEer Professor K. h. Cheathtm IN.
Miss Kealon IL a daughter OF Mr.. K. A. k,a-
ton al 4 il a. most chaI ming .spd attractive
y6upg lady having the highest esteem and
love uEhosls' Of firms.
The groom is o most worthy man and is
no&rrinciIal OF the graded school at Rees