The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-23
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.

Miss Jennie Smith and Hir. William
Ligon Married.
The handsome residence Of Col.
W. G. Smith on Railroad Avenue was
the scene of beautiful home we'd
ding on Wednesday afternoon, when
his eldest daughter, Miss Jennie, was
Joined in holy wedlock to Mr.. Wiz
liam Ligon, Of Spartanburg.
che home was most artisticaliy
and elaborately decorated with chry-
santhemums and pot plants, the color
scheme being white and yellow, which
was faithfully carried out in all parts
Of the house, EXCEPT the hall, which
was beautifully decorated with au-
tumn leaves. Over the dining table
Cupid was suspended, caught up in 8
bunch Of white tulle.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed at six O'clock by the Rev. n.
Webb Bays, D. D., pastor Of st. Paul's
Methodist Church, according to the
ritual Of that church, in the presence
of the families of the contracting
parties and few intimate friends.
The bridal party entered the parlor.
where the ceremony was performed,
in the following order:
Miss Alma Wannamaker with Mr..
Arthur Lyon, OF Spartanburg.
Miss Eugeni Salley with Mr.. Louis
Horton, of Anderson.
Miss Julia Smith of ChappeIls, with
Mr.. Henry Smith.
Miss Kittie Salley with Mr.. Graham
Smith, Of Chappells.
Miss Mary Ellen Ligon,, of Ander-
son, with Mr.. Frank Seigneous.
Miss Gertrude Smith with Mr.. Tow
ers Ligon, of Anderson.
Mrs. Norman Sa!ley and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Rhame, of Georgetown. DANES
of honor.
Miss Lola Wannamaker, maid OF
honor.
Miss Annie Alexander, of Williston,
and Miss Rebecca Walker, of W:nns-
boro, ribbon bearers.
Then came the bride, accompanied
by her father, Col W. G.. Smith, and
the groom, accompanied by his best
man, MT. Zeigler Marshall, of Ander-
son, preceded by Miss He'll jennings
Of BaEberg, who as flower girl, scat
tered white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS in the path Of the bride on her
way to and from the nuptial altar.
The scene was a most beautiful
one as the bridal party waitod for the
ceremony to be performed. The
bride toked charming in her elegant
wedding gown. surrounded by her
bridesmaids.
The bride wore a becoming gown
of broeaded satin, trimmed in pearl
and lace, and carried a shower boquet
Of roses and lilies Of the valley, and
her veil was caught up with real or
arge blossoms. The brides going
away dress was a brown coat suit
with accessories to match.
The bridesmaids wore white mar
quesetts dresses over white satin and
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The danes Of honor and the maid
Of homo. wore yellow marquesette
dresses ove- yellow satin and car
red white erysanthemums. Thus the
color scheme was most faithfully car
ried out, which lent most charming
effect to the entire scene. The
maid Of honor wore a becoming white
crepe meteor dress.
Misses Helen SalIoy AID Tebie
Wannaraker presided at the punch
bowl, while Misses Kathleen and Isa-
belle Wannamaker served refresh
meuts to the guests who called dur
ing the reception, wkieh lasted from
haR-pass six O'Clock to eight. when
the happy young couple loft By the
Southern Railway for an extensive
bridal trip.
The popularity Of the young eou-
pie was attested by tho many hand
some presents Of silver, cut glass and
hand-painted china received by them.
It was enc Of the prettiest horne
weddings ever celebrated in this city,
and Mr.. Ltgen Is to be congratulated
on winning such charming Life part
ner.
The music for the occasion was
furnished by the oraneeburg orche,s-
ira.