The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-03
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DOUBLE WEDDING II THE LONE
STAR STATE IN WHICH

DOUBLE WEDDING ~ L HE LONE
STAR STATE IN WHICH
Mr.. e. r. Lilies, OF this City, Was
One of the Fortunate and Thrice
Happy Participants.
A double wedding was celebrated
In IVA de, Texas, on Wednesday af-
ternoon, November IS, u which MIR.
E., R.. Lilies, promil7nt insurance
man OF this city, We o3;s or the
fortunate, thrice hapny ssooms. The
following account OF tie aopy event
Is taken from the Uvalde Leader
News OF November 25:
Then before all they stand-the
holy vcw
And ring of gold, no fcnd illusions
nov.
Bind her his.
And thus on Wednes lay afternoon
two Of Uvalde's charming maids be-
ffme charming matrons when Dr.. A.
c.. Person gave in marriage his
daughters, Misses Belle an Faye, t.
Messrs. e. R. Lille. Of Orargeburg,
South Carolina, and Guy o. Fenley,
Of Uvalde.
The Methodist church was e,abo-
Tately decorated with Pink and white
blossoms end = prcfr sion CT ferns,
and two o'clock foun hrsts OF
friends to witness the ceremony.
Miss volena Cohen presided at the
!, gan and played the accompaniment
while Mrs. B. M. Hines swee;Iy sans,
Answer, followi1: wrich- the
stra MS Ct Lohengr;n's march sum-
moned the bridal p'rty.
! Miss Rernice Roscoe IN Rnfa
Chen, clad in pink silk frocks,
gloves and sfoos.. were the first to
enter and took their places on ei'h-
er side of the a tar. With the pink
wands, tipped with brides rises and
tiny tinkiing silver bells which they
carried fairv-l'ke arch WIS formed.
Mrs. Fred Sprui'1. matron Of honor
and teacher of the Phil7thea cl7ss,
advanced alone. She WIRE cream
chiffon banIs. back cloves. hat an |
Persian ban1s, block cloves, bat and
shoes, and liFe the preceding at
tendants. carried an arm ho"uet OF
white roses and pink carnations. AS
: DR.. Person entered the sight of the
yelled girlish fgrrs on each arm
was suggestive Of
Cad all in white, that seems a
virgin best,
So well it her beseems, that ye
would ween,
Some an rel shn lad beene.'
The brides were govned alike III
white satin chiffon eyer silk. with
trimmings Of imported l7ce and
touches Of silver embroidery IN rose
design. The becoming wells we're
he'd in place bv tube rose wreaths
and they carried ring bo1rets Of
bride roses and ferns. Miss Belle
wore a handsome pearl brooch and
\ Miss Fave. an eleeant cameo, the
gifts CT the respective grooms.
The. young men entered at the
north door and met DR.. Person and
his daugters at the altar. Rev.
Thos. Gresorv. pastor OF the Uvalde
church, and Rev. q. Q. Lies, pastor
OF Prospect Hill Methodist church Of
Ilsan Antonio and brother CT E.. R.
Lilies, performed the beautiful ring
itaremony, and the Flower Song,
which was softly playei durin? the
service, glided into Mendelssho 8
wedding march as the party left the
altar.
The attendants were favored with
! beautiful silk chatelajne purses as
keeneahes OF the occasion.
Within the white ribbons. in ad-
dition to the relatives. were seated
by special invitstion the members
Of the Phi'athea Glass of which the
brides were mem mbers, and also Glass
No. Of the Methodist Sunday school
which Miss Faye has recently had IN
charge.
The Misses Person have lived in
Iralde about two years and the
multitude Of friends and admirers
was proven by the number OF elab-
crate pre- nuptial events handsome
| wedding gifts and beautiful church
decorations. They will be greatly
missed in home, church and social
circles, and the grooms are to be
congratulated upon gaining as life
companions young women as gifted
by nature and training in every art
and grace of perfect home-maker.
Mr.. Lilies. is a cultured Christian
gentleman, an honorable descendent
of an honored South Carolina fam
lily, who can appreciate the treas
ure he has won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilies left on the az
ternoon train, when after a few days
spant.in San Antonio, Memphis and
Co'um bia, they will arrive at their
future home, Orangeburg, South
Carolina.
They were followed by showers OF
rice and good wishes from the many
friends who accompanied them to