The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-09
Mo..is-G,cene.

! Mo,ris-Gseeae.
On Thursday evening. February "a,
1t eight O'Clock, the Methodist Church
al Tucberille was The scene OF one OF
the most beautiful weddings ever wit
messed in this community, when Mr..
| Edward \. Greeue led Miss Naude Nor
ris 10 the Hymeneal altar The church
was most ar,is,icaily decorated, under
the Skillful hands of Mrs. +. P. Hutson.
The color scheme of green and white
being well carried out. Over the chan
eel was { large arch from which was
suspended the wedding bell covered
with white chrySauthemums. On either
| side OF this arch were three smaller ar
ches which. when the gates were open
ed, formed 2 large semi-clrc,e as i back
ground for the entire bridal party. Sus-
pended from every arch were graceful
:es,oons OF green and white meeting in
the centre and fastened 70 the ceiling TO
form canopy. On every arch were
candles which when Ii, up gave the APP
pearance of electric arches. The word
Eymen made OF white letters was plac-
ed on the green palmettoes TO form
back ground for the bride and groom.
At the appointed hour, Miss Emily Hut
son, the musician for the occasion, was
escorted up the aisle 70 her place Ct 'he
organ by Mr.. Russell Morris, brother
OF the bride. The audience was pleased
by Consolation" mos. beautifully rem
de-ed. To the strains OF Meudlessohn'
Wedding March the bridal party enter
ed in the following order: First came
the Ishers, MesSrs. Mark Smith and
Archie Coker. John ". Wheeler and
Kenneth Sudd!a. who came up either
aisle taking their position opposite each
Gather Then came the TWO little girls,
Maggie Morris. sister OF she bride, and
Ethel Smith, dressed 10 dainty frocks OF
white with green ribbon sashes, one up
either aisle opening the gates and TAX
ing their position just inside The gates.
Then came Miss Tasca Tu-bevi!le beau
,itu.!y sowned 10 white orsaud!e trim
med with val lace and white satin rib
boz with satin gird!e with Mr. ". &.
Garrett OF Pinewood passing through
the gates and crossing 10 the centre and
taking their position opposite each 9th
e-. Miss Julia Cuttino OF Manning
dressed in white orgaadie trimmed with
satin embroidery and wearing white sat
in girdle with Mr.. ". Jasper Turberil'e
taking their places next !nor4er. Miss
Frances Greene dressed 10 white organ-
die trimmed in white satin ribbon end
sirdle with Prof. Z. F. Morris, broth
e, OF the bride, came next. Miss Rosa
Coker gowced in white orSandie with
white satin ribbon trimmings and sash
with Mr.. John F. Turbeville Miss Reu-
lah Wilson OF Manning in white organ
die made princess style and trimmed II
val lace with Mr.. Daniel Z. Turoevl!le.
Miss Lucille Morris, sister OF the bride.
dressed 10 white orgaoo!e with white
satin ribbon trimmings and sash With
Mr.. Charles Lavender CT New Zion
Then came the bride, who never looked
lovlier than in her wedding dress OF
white satin made princess with trim
nirgs o! silver embroidery and ;assels
and carrying q large bouquet OF white
carnations and ferns tiec with white
satin ribbon. Her veil Of white tulie
was caught up with lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Mary HuSon.
upon whose arm the bride leaned, WAS
most beautifully arrayed ir costume
OF Nile green silk with trimmings OF
gold bands and green sa.in ribbon 90
the drapery OF the skirt and gracefully
fashioned on the waist With green
sirdle. She carried a bouquet OF ferns
tied with white satin ribbon. The groom
with his best man. Dr.. G. E. Gamble.
csme up the opposite aisle meeting uo-
der the wedding bell forming Z semi
circle. The ceremony was performed
in the usual graceful and digniied man
per by Rev. E. P. EutSon, pastor OF the
usual graceful anG digni6ed maooer by
Rev. E P. Hutsou, pastor Of the church.
The nuptials were made more effective
by the ring ceremony OF the beautiful!
ritual Of the Methodist church. After
zoe ceremony was Concluded. 10 the
strains Of Lohenyrin'S bridal chorus,
the bride and groom passed down the
right aisle followed by the maid OF hon
or and best man. Taen cane the brides
maids and grooinsDeo meetiag IN the
centre and passing down The aisle to-
Se.her followed by the ushers and the
little gate girls. The groom and scooris-
men were at,ired 10 full evening dress,
wearing white caroa:io1s IN the lapels
OF their coats.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired TO the home of
bride where delightful RECT ption was
rendered by here parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. J. Morris. The color scheme OF green
and white was carried out mos. taste
fully in the reception room and dining
hall. a delightful sweet course was
served during the evening and the table
was beautifully decorated with cut aow-
ers and ferns. In the course OF the even
ing the wedding cake was cut. Miss Lu-
cile Morris getting the ring, Miss Emily
Hutsoc the ,hinble, and Mr.. John +.
Curbeyille the dime. The popularity OF
the couple was at,ested by the many
handsome and costly giftsof silver, hand
painted china and etc.
The groom is one of Turbeville's most
popular and prosperous planters: The
bride is the eldest daughter o! Mr.. and
Mrs. u. J. Morris aod is universally be-
loved for her swee, disposition and low
able qualities. We are glad TO say ;hat
We will have this popular couple 10 our
midst, as they will make Turbevil!e
their home.