The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-01
Double wedding at Colstoas

There was double wedding In the
Colston section of this county
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
the contracting parties being Miss
Essie sandifer Chisolm and Mr.. &.
Emory Williams, and Miss Bertha
All and Mr.. Thomas Williams. Az
the hour of six was gliding by, at the
home of Rev. s. P. Chisolm, the ofici-
ating minister, Mrs. W. p Pate
played a beautiful wedding march.
In q large hallway Rev. s. P. Chisolm
took position, followed by two lovely
young ladies, Misses Edith Finn and
Reba Williams, OF Norway. They
were Handsomely gowned in cream
challis, both carrying candles. Then
followed the bridesmaids and grooms-x
men: Miss Kathleen Kirkland and
Mr.. N. Davis; Miss lucia Williams
and Mr.. G.. w. Beard, Jr.;; Miss MARY
Blake and Mr.. G.. Garick; Miss Aziiees
Donald and Mr.. H. D. Beard. Grace
itself marks the charming dresses
the bridesmaids wore, made Of cream
chiffon cloth, all Of which were taste
fully trimmed. OF course the young
men made their best appearance on g
such an occasion. And last but not
least, with all their charm and beauty
and elegant dresses, came forth the
two happy couples and stood under
an arch Of bamboo and chrysanthe-
NUNS, most artistically arranged and
lighted with cathedral candles which
were arranged 30 as to form q pyrars
mid. This made an elaborate dir
play. Miss All In her. rich gray satin S
trimmed in bands Of pearls and the s
latest French drapery Of pearls and q
opals with yoke Of ivory. tinted net
lace; Miss Sandifer in her elegant
white satin with bands of pearls and
chiffon which gave them both grace:
and beauty. s;sss
After the ceremony then the cons
gratulations apd many happy greet
ings among the guests, which num-
bered about two hundred and twen-s
ty-fve, from Denmark, Norway, Bam-
berg, Ehrhardt, olar and the sur-
rounding country. ssss;s
Mrs. j. B. Yarn, mistress Of
ceremonies, presided 50 gracefully ins
her lovely gown Of nile green SILK Of
changeable weave, with . yoke
beautifully draped with chiffon, them
ushered us into the large and spars
cious dining room, which was artis
tically decorated with bamboo and
other lovely gatherings from the.
autumn woods. The large dining
table was 8 perfect picture Of grand g
eur decorated with cut glass and stlSa
ver and most pleasfngly touch1ds
with large vases Of chrysanthemnms
Here the guests were received III:
Mrs. j. B. All and Mrs.as. p. Chisolnf
mothers Of the brides. These ladies
with their big open hearts hAd tliss
table spread bountsously with co6k-S
les, pies, cakes. and meats Of aHss.
kinds and many other good thinGs
that the most delicate eater could not
go away without enjoying q good
supper, to say nothing OF those who
always enjoy eating. After all hAds
feasted sumptuously they returned tos3
the parlor and enjoyed some gocd5
music given by a local string band.
Messrs. c. NJ. Warn, H..J McMflian
B. w. Beard, and ]. b. Yarn, With
Miss Kathleen Kirkland as piaAist.
The many beautiful and handson1e
presents were received BY Mrs. II. ]
Mcmillan and Mrs. Phillip Padgett
who gracefully arranged them soa
that all might see and enjoy the!
goodly and useful gifts with the hap
py young couples.
Mrs. Fred Mcmillan, In her pretty
gown Of elegant black silk, in q most Z
cordial manner, assisted by Mrs. J.I
&c. Beard, made all feel that their
presence added much to the occasion
A FRIEND. s
Eleven Million Bales.
New Orleans, Nov. 27.-A total OF
- t-1
IL, 1,445,0 900 bales is the final estimate
of The Times-D Democrat for the cot
ton crop of 1910, as based on reports
from correspondents through the cot
ton belt. This forecast relates to the I
actual growth Of the year and is ex-s
elusive of .linters, repacks, etc.
By States the crop is given as fol-s
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