Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-04-16
JENKINS-PLExICO.
Marriage of Popular Young People at
Sharon.

Marriage of Popular Young People at
Sharon.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Sharon, April 14.-An event OF ab-
sorbing interest to all Sharon people,
and hosts of friends from other points,
passed Off Wednesday, when the mar
riage of Miss Julia Ethel Plexico,
daughter Of Mrs. r. r. Plexico, to Mr..
Harrison Jenkins, formerly OF North
Carolina, now Of Sharon, was solemn
lied in Woodlawn Presbyterian church
at 2.30 o'clock. Beforehand the church
had been beautifully and appropriate
ly decorated by loving hands, and long
before the appointed hour, the crowd
ed building showed the great popu-
larity Of the two. Miss Minnie Palmer
presided at the organ, and rendered
Mendelssohn's march, which ushered
the bridal party in. First came the
ushers, Messrs. Thos. Sims and Mason
Smith, then the little flower girls,
charmingly dressed in white swiss
with blue sashes. Little Misses AL
lein Shannon and Josie Saye down the
right aisle, and little Misses Annie Lee
and Joe Saye Robinson-twin nieces
of the groom down the left aisle. Next
came the attendants as follows:
Miss Bessie Love with Mr.. Lytle Love-
Miss Bessie Jenkins with Mr.. charlton
Mcknight. Miss Reola Quinn with Mr..
Luther Plexico, Miss lone Plexico with
MIR. Claud Plexico, Miss Annie White
sides with Mr.. Carl Plexico, Miss MIN
ME Plexico with Mr.. Hugh Bettice'
Miss Lima Whitesides with Mr. Jonn
Howell, Miss Wilmer Plexico with MT.
Alva Burris, Miss Mary Robinson WIN
Mr. Alex Smith, Miss Maud GOOD Win
R00Z1r
with Mr.. George Plexico. Then came
the maid of honor, Miss Minnie White
sides and the ring bearer, little Miss
Beatrice Robinson-niece Of the groom
followed by the groom with his best
man. his twin brother, Mr.. Cleveland
Jenkins.
Down the other aisle came the bride
ON the arm Of DR.. Joseph H. Saye. Rev.
w. r. Minter Of Lincolnton, N. C., OF.
ficiating. AS indicated by the fact
that there was a ring bearer, the ring
ceremony was used. Just before the
bridal party entered, the beautiful
song. "Oh, Promise Me-" was impress
sively rendered by Mrs. McAliley.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the bridal party returned to the nome
of the bride, where for few minutes
they received congratulations, and
best WISHES ITOIH tHeil huhioi ooS
friends, and then left for the station,
where they boarded the Southern for
Washington and other points OF inter-
est. ...
The brides lovely bridal gown was
of white messaline satin, with trim
mings Of real lace and veil-entrain.
The maid Of honor was gowned In blue
silk, and the bridesmaids In white
swiss dresses with blue girdles.
At 1870 Wednesday morning the
home of Mrs R. r. Plexico was the
scene Of a merry wedding breakfast.
complimentary to the bridal party.
They were received into the home by
the bride, Misses Bessie Love, Sal
lie Bettice and Mary Robinson. and
ushered into the handsomely decor
ated rooms where a profusion of palms
and ferns. the evergreen symbols OF
the marital estate. gave the place sucn
q charmingly sweet appearance. The
guests were then directed to another
room where the numerous presents
were in display. Thev were then
shown to the dining room bv the fol-
lowing ladies. Mrs 7. Fh. Teech. Mrs.
7 II. Save. Mrs J. J. ]. Robinson and
Mrs. Sam Robinson. where a consist
emily beautiful color scheme Of blue
and white nredrminated. A magnif-
cent luncheon Of five courses was
served.