The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-03
EYaHS-FERRELL.

The marriage or Miss Lucy RoDln-
son Evans to Mr.. Julius Leon Ferrelll
of G~reeleyville, was 'solemnized We'd
nesday atshigh neo at the Lebanon
Presbyterian church, Rev. ]. b. Hill
house officiating. Many friends and
relatives Of the young couple gather
ed at the church for the ceremony,
which was a simple and beautiful me.
Palms. ferns and full blown hydran-
geas made an effective background Tor
the pretty tabIeau. Just before tne
bridal party entered Miss Margaret
Evans sang Because" To the sweet
strains of Mendelschon's Weddlng
March the bridal party entered. FIRST
came the ushers; Mr.. Grier Sherard
Mr.. Pettigrew Gilbert, MIR. John Evans
and MIR. Charlie Evans. The brides
maids came next, entering togethef.
First Miss Martha Harper, OF st.
George, with Miss Virginia Neville, OF
Clinton. Miss Margaret Evans with
Miss Sara Evans, Miss Annie Covins-
ton, of Greeleyviile with Miss benle
Watson, OF Abbpvlllp, Miss Athel Fer
rel, of GreeyIeyville with Miss Mag
Gle johnson, of Chester. The brides
maids we're attractive In lingerie
dresses OF white elaborate with lace
and h~and-work. they wore p'ture
hats and carried large bouquets OF
carnations tied with pink tulle. Next
=. II Oh non0r, Miss Lila b.
Evans, Of Spartanburg. She wore a
beautiful toilet of pink charmeuse
..lrrued attractively. A large picture
hat of pink incline, pink gloves u an
armfu! of pink carnations completed
TINS costume. Four dainty little mower
girls, each carrying a basket OF rose
petais, entered next end Scattered the
brides pathway with rose leaves
Misses Annie Dean West, Of Bolton,
Lucia Gillebeau. Marie end Katherine
Glpert, OF Abbeville, We're the hover
girls. The bride entered with her
father, Mr.. JohnG. Evans, and was met
at The altar by the groom, who came
in with Mr.. Vincent Taylor.
The bride was never more attrac-
tive than in her bridal array. Hell
gown of charmeuse exquisitelv FASH
foned with side bertha OF rose lace
fitted her grceful figure perfectly
Sprays of lilies of the valley brough'
from the shoulder to the waist, made
a pretty finish to this charming cos
tune. The veil was caught with
spray Of lilies Of the valley. Her only
was an exquisite cameo
an heirloom of the groom's family
She carried a bouquet of brides ros.
es and lilIies Of the valley srrsnged
in shower effect. -,
A reception was rendered the brld'
al parity at tie brides home in Ab'
bevllle. Here the guests were met in
tie hall by Mrs. H. W. Pratt and Miss
Maggie Latimer, after being served
with refreshing punch by Mrs. W. Il
Hargis at q prettily appointed table II
| the back hall, were .ushered into the
front parlor. Ivy g~ar1ands, pot plants
and cut flowers were arranged Z
make a bower about which the brid'
al party was grouped to receive. II
the dining room Miss Sara White
Miss Louise Watson and Miss Eve
Crews. OF Spartanburg, received. I'M
table in the center was covered witt
q large lace piece a slerder cut glass
vase fitted With pink and white car;
nations formed the floral cenlel
piece. Blooming hydrangeas were
placed effectively shout the room. The
brides cake was Of an artistic con
lection in it's snowy adornment. Mis-
Covington cut the dime, Mr.. Johr
Evans the ring and Mr.. Grier Sher
ard the thimble. a salad course Will
lemon ice was ssrred by Misses An'
ME Reid Evans. Nellie Hardin, Louise
Gilbert. and Margie Gilfebeau.
In the hall upstairs were displayed
the attractive and useful presents
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell left at feul
o'clock for Asheville, N. c.. wher'
they will spend a few days before 60
ing to their home in Greeleyville. TIL
bride travelled in a smart suit Of tar
serge cut with cream lace with ha'
and gloves to match.