The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-12-06
SUNlWERTON.

Ga Wednesday morning at 40
o'clock was solemniZed in the Eplsco-
pal church of this place the marriage
!of Miss Ada Tenant, the second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +: len
nanJ, TO Mir. Leroy B. Martin OF Max
ton. n G.. In spite OF the early nour
ana the inc;ement weather, very many
friends and relatives Of the bride ana
groom were presentto witness the oeau-
tiful and impressive ceremony. Inc
upper portion OF the church had oeeo
tastefully decorated with pot plants ana
cut flowers. Immediately preceding tne
entrace of the bridal party, Miss Naoel
Harper At the organ accompanied oy
DR.. D. T. Morris on the violln, played
'.Slumbers Sweetly,' followed by the
wedding march, which ushered IN the
attendants as follows: The ushers,
Messrs. Dan Mcqueen OF Maxton, n.
c., and Henry Scarborough OF Conway,
S. G., bridesmaids, Misses Sallie Ander-
son OF this place, and Mamie Richards
of Dalzell, S. c., rnaidof-honor, Miss
Clara Tenant, sister OF the bride; and
the bride on the arm OF her father.
They were met al. the chanel by the
groom. with his brother Mr.. Frank
Martin. The ceremony was performed
bv the Rev. Join kershaw, Jr., the
brides Pastor. The bride wore a be-
coming travelling coat suit OF tan with
hat. gloves and shoes TO match, ana
carried shower bouquet OF BRIDES
roses. The bridesmaids wore shirt
waist suits of blue liuen. and black pic
ture hats, and carried large bouquets OF
brouZe chrysan,hemums. Immediately
after the ceremony automobiles convey
ed the bridal party TO the depot TO see
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Off. After visit
to Savannah. Ca. and other points,
they will make their home in MaXton,
\. G. AS Miss Tenpant, Mrs. Martin
had many friends hereabouts, and takes
with her their best wishes as she enters
upon this new phase of life.
On Wednesday evening at : O'Clock
in the Methodist church Miss Bertha
Gertrude Davis became the bride of
Mr.. Felix Rutledge Dingle, both OF
this place. This being the first mar
Iiage ceremony to be performed 10 the
uew church no efforts were spared 10
Transforming it into a bower OF !ovll-
ness wherein should be taken those
most solemn of vows. Using OILY smilax
vines ard white cut flowers, the green
and white background sofened by the
rays of mvriaGs of candles, made tit
ard becoming setting for the bridal
party. Preceding the ceremony Miss
Louise Scarborough sang in her usual
sweet manner Because" after which
the wedding march from Lohengrin
was played BY Miss Mabel Harper, ac-
compauied by DR.. G.. E. Morris on the
violin. The party entered as follows:
UshtrS. Nessrs. Lawrence Chewing
with jeff Davis, Jr., Tin Howle with
Harry Davis. bridesmaids and grooms-
men sing!y and alternately, Miss Sailie
Audersoo and Dr. W. H. Carrigan OF
Charleston. S c., Miss Jessie Smith and
Mr.. Charlie Wells of Manning. Miss
Helen Thames If Manning and Mr..
Richard Feweil OF Rock Hill, Miss May
OF ST. Matthews and NJ.
Alison james, Miss Alethea DAVIS and
Mr.. D. Ceth Mason, the flower girls,
Misses Sara Hunter and Bessie Mood
crossed in white and CARRYING baskets
OF white chrysanthemums, the dame.of-
honor Mrs. J. 3. Mclaughlin of Bish-
opvilie, wearing handsome gown OF
bordered chiffon over green satin, the
id-of-houor, Miss Blanche De-
Schasnis Of Wisacky, wearing a lace
robe over pink satin and CARRYING pink
and ferGs. The bride came !
10 on the arm of her father. Hon. c. NJ.
Davis. followed by Master Allston Ger
aid who bore the brides train. The
bride in an exquisite gown of white
crepe satin with trimmings of pearl and
real lace, carrying shower bouquet OF
brides roses, with wreath OF liies-of- /
the valley holding in place the flowing ,
veil. was never lovlier. She was met at
the altar by the groom with his best
man. Mr. Nernan Scarborough OF
Lynch burg, S. G. The Rev. J. r. T.
Major read the impressive ceremony.
The bridesmaid wore white tnessallnes
with fringe trimmings and carried
white carnations and ferns. Immediate
ly after the ceremony a delightful re-
ception was rendered the happy couple
at The home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Din.le went by automobile to Sumter
leaving about 1880. From there they
will make tour OF Florida and Cuba, |
returning 10 Summerton where they !
Will be a. home 10 their many friends.