The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-11-18
WEDDING AT DENMARK.
NJ. Gedney NJ. Brown and Miss Ra-
nellie Rice Married.

Denmark, November ia we'd
ding of unusual beauty of detail and
of exceptional originality in point Of
programme was solemnized at the
Methodist Church, of this place last
Wednesday at 2 o'clock, in the
presence of large audience
of friends and relatives of the
contracting parties. The bride,
Miss Rameille Rice, the youngest
daughter of MIR. H. C. Rice, is q
young lady of many charming graces
and natural gifts, all of which have
won for her a host of admiring
friends here and in other parts Of the
State. Miss Rice was very popular "a
a school girl, doubly so as college
student, and probably no other bride
has ever gone away from this com-
munity to other parts carrying with
her stronger proof of sincere good
wishes from her large circle of num-
erous happy friends.
The groom, Mr.. Gedney M. Brown.
of Florence, South Carolina, Is a ris-A
ing young business man Of this pro-
gressive little city, holding at present
the position of assistant cashier Of
the Bank of Florence.
The decoration was simple, yet
beautiful, consisting of artistically
arranged pot plants and feathery
ferns, presenting an ascending view
of magnificent verdure with a right
and a left irregular border Of mann
moth variegated chrysanthemums.
The music for the occasion was most
skilfully rendered by Mrs. W. L.
Riley, and consisted of three appro-
pirate selections, during the progress
of which the assembling, the entrance
and the exit of the bridal party were
executed in a most thoroughly pro-
ficient manner; the ushers, Mr.. w. A.
Cole, with Mr. w. A. Salters and Mr..
H. B. Rice with Mr.. w. e. Osteen.
leading the way down the left and
the right aisles respectively. These
were followed by the two brides
maids, Miss Lillian Goolsby and Miss
Christine Riley, down either aisle
and each carrying in her hand a.
bunch Of large yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride-elect entered the
left vestibule in company with her.
maid of honor, Miss Edith Rice, and
simultaneously the groom, attended
by his best man, Mr.. Simmons Lucas.
of Florence, entered through the
rear vestibule, meeting the BRIDE
elect at the centre Of the altar and
just in front of the bower Of !:
majestic green, before which the
Rev. T. E. Morris stood and read the Z
impressive marriage service. At the
conclusion the bridal party and near
relatives repaired to the Denmark
Hotel where delightful repast was
R. Owens.
The bride wore a handsome Co.'S
tune of shaded wisteria with hat and
gloves to match, all tastefuliy FASH
ioned and much becoming to her
beauty. The bridesmaids and the
maid Of honor wore stylish white
coat suits and performed their parta
with queenly precision. The presents
were many and costly, but all useful,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left on the
afternoon train via the Atlantic Coast
Line for their new home at Florence.
The following were the out of town
visitors: Miss Margaret Childs, co..
lumbia; Mrs. T. l. Weston, Colum.
bia; Miss Ethel McCorkle, Florence;
Miss Lucille Folk, Bamberg; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Cole, Florence; Mr.. W.
E. Osteen, Florence; Mr.. W.. ].
Brown, Florence, and DIR. Simmons
Lucas, Charleston.