The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-22
Dennis-Nay.
S. NJ. Duncan.

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On Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
at the home of the brides parents IN
.Johnstone street was solemnized the
marria,ge of Miss Mary Brooks Den
mis- and DIR. p. E. Way. Although the
wedding was quite private IN nature
it was surrounded with great amount
of social interest on account OF the
great popularity of the bride, one OF
the seasons debutants. The home was
elaborately decorated with Southern
smilax and roses, the rooms on the
first floor being all thrown open Tor
the occasion.
In the parlor where the presents
were displayed the decorations were
gold and green. The library was. IN
red and green, and the dining room IN
rose color. The walls and mantels
we're draped in smilax and roses and
nalms and ferns were banked in the
corners of the rooms, while lighted
candles cast a soft glow over the
scene. i. $50, -, !
Tn the dining room we're numbers
of pink hearts and the table was beau
tiful with a handsome cover OF cluny
lace, a hoop of pink roses formed into
hearts and a heart formed OF pink
roses pierced with an arrow as a cen
tire piece. The candelabra was cover
ed with pink shades and in this room
the wedding cake was cut With mucn
merriment. The hall where the mar
riase took place WAS perhaps the most
lovely spot of all, with its arch OF
wedding BELLS and decorations.
The wedding was beautiful IN It's
simplicity. The guests were met al
the door by Misses Mary CarWlle Bu1'
TON. and Martha Johnstone, and after
all had assembled Miss Mabel Will
hanson sang Sidney Lonler's Lowell!
song "The Life Road" after which
MARGARET Burton MRDLU SHRDL-
the wedding march, played by Miss
Margaret Burton, announced the wed
ding party. Two dainty little girls
Elizabeth Wright, clad in white witt
-pink ribbons, and Annie Ward, II
white with green ribbons, descended
the hall stairway together, and drew
broad white satin ribbons from across
the hall to form an aisle for the brlda
party. Kathleen Sanders, OF Green
wood, bore the ring in the heart OF
rose. She wore white lace over pink
The bride was gowned exqulsltely II
hand embroidered messaline over sat
in, draped with mArquisette, and viii
pearl trimmings, and carried bou
ouet of brides roses. Her veil beln;
held back by sprays of dainty lille
of the valley. Miss Gladys Chappell
as maid of honor, was lovely in goWl
of pink chiffon over pink messaline
and the brides maid, Miss Ruby Cog
cans, wore a beautiru1 dress Of gree
chiffon over white messalne. The
both carried bouquecs of pink carna
tons and ferns.
The ushers were DR.. J. c. Kinard, G
Ninety Six, and Prof. F. W. Chapman
and they, with the other members c
the bridal party, formed a beautlfu
tableau for the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed b
the Rev G. A. Wright, and the brld
being given in marriage by her fatne
After the young couple had receive
the congratulations and good wishe
of the relations and friends the guest
were served a tempting salad cours
by the young friends Of the bride. Mis-
Katherine Wright and Margaret Bu9
ton served refreshing fruit punch o
the porch.
The presents, numerous and excel
tionally handsome, gave TESTIMONY
the popularity of the bride and grooI
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Way, of Bennett
vile: Mrs. Crosland, of Bennettsvlllf
Mrs. Bale, of Laprens; Miss Bale
of Clinton; Mrs. Sanders and Mi:
Kathleen Sanders, of Greenwood; d
and Mrs. B. 3. Kinard, of Ninety Sl1
Mrs. G. C: Stallsworth, of Phoeni2
Mrs Ed Janez, of Charleston, and N
and Mrs. Walter Spearman, Silve
street.