The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-06-22
NS-McCUTCHEN WEDDING
Brilliant Affair at st. Charles-NIany
From Sumter Attend.

st. Charles, June IA marriage
of much interest to friends of the con-
| tracing parties was that of Miss
Florence Jacqueline Jenkins daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Jenkins, to
DR.. Robert Othello McCutchen, of
| Bishopville. The ceremony was per-
| formed Thursday evening, June the
| sixteenth at the home of the brides
father at st. Charles, Rev. Richard T..
Gillespie, pastor of the Florence Pres
byterian church officiating. AS q pre-
lude to the service, Miss Elizabeth
Dargan very sweetly rendered the vo-
| cal selection. Till Death" accomp-
| panied by Miss Grace Brogdon on the
| piano. The parlor and reception hall
formed one large room. beautiful in
its decoration of white and green. At
the lower end Of this hall was erected
an arch representing a gateway of
white fence work intertwined with
| smilax from the centre Of which were
'"'Po""ou "ouuihS DellS Wnlle
background Of ferns and lighted ta-
pers completed the artistic effect. To
the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, the bridesmaids, who wore
white lingerie dresses and carried
white carnations, entered with the
groomsmen. They were preceded al
ternattely by the little candle bear
ers. the little boys being dressed in
white and the girls in pink. The
couples entered in the following order
forming an aisle for the bride and
| groom: Byard McCutchen, then Miss
Ruby Durant and Mr.. Maxwell Jen-
| kins; May Finn Shaw-Miss Lois
Beckham and Mr.. Atwood wherry;
John McCutchen-Miss lone Reid and
MIR. Edward Law; Vivien Harris
Miss Mary Cooper and Mr.. John Gill
lespie; Afford Montgomery-Miss
Maidelle Boatwright and Mr.. Rob
Dennis; jamie McCutchen-Miss Nor
ma Gignilliat and Mr. Geo. Stuckey; j.
Harvey Wilson-Miss Jennie Chand-
| Ter and Mr.. Hosea Woodard: Mary
| Ascenyth McCutchen-Miss Margaret
Bryan and Mr.. English McCutchen;
Henley McCutchen-Miss Edna Nc
Cutchen and Mr.. j. j. Shaw, Jr :;
| May Sue McCutchen-Mss Eloise
Jenkins and Mr.. Herbert Parrott.
The maidof- honor, Miss Suril Jen-
kins, sister Of the bride. becominglv
attired in pink satin gown and
carrying pink carnations with ferns,
followed the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Marion Wilson. The bride enter
ed with her father and was met by
the groom at the altar beneath
which they were united in marriage
while Melody Of Love" was softly
rendered on the piano and violin dur
ing the ceremony. The bride was
lovely in an exquisite creation of
white chiffon over satin with pearl
trimmings. Her veil was gracefully
caught up with sprays of Iillies-of-
the-valley and brides roses. arranged
with ferns, composed the bridal bou-
quet.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests were invited into the dining
room which was prcttily decorated in
pink with quantities of pink roses
arraycd i'm crystal bowls where a
delightful ice course was served by
Young ladies. They were then in
'itod into the sitting room whcr.
iruit nectar was dispensed from q
prcttily decorated booth by Misses
Coma Dlrpan and Minnie McCutchcn
and the handsome testimonials Of cs-
t"cm were arranged on t1blcs. IN "a
"'zy corner of the Ncranla Miss
Grace Hroglon served punch during
the evening.
Dr. and Mrs. McCutchcn left on the
. o'clock train for two weeks we'd
ding journey, after which they will
return To their future home I'm Hish-
opvillc, where Dr. McCutchcn Is q
we'll known young physician.
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