The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-10-04
CHURCH BEAUTIFULLY
DECORATED FOR THE
OCCASION.
The YOung-Gilliam Wed.
ding, Which Took Place
Wednesday,, was One of
Much Interest and Beau
ty, Owing to the Popu-
iarlty of the Contracting
Parties.

Parties.
one of the largest and most hr
i,aie events of the fall, was the we
ding OF Miss Hunter Young. eide
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs 7,
ioung' and Mr.. w. Farr Gillia,
winch took place at Grace Metbod;
church Wednesday evening.
Inc church was elaboratelv nm
Deautlfuily decorated for the occ,
SION the entire chancel being banke
with handsome palms and fern.
i wniie from the organ loft were hun,
gariands OF smilax and white roses
anked with tall pedesttals bearin,
# snVer candelabra. The candelabra.
paced on either side of the a,to,
neid white tapers and tiny lights on
3 ssred, an the wealth of green our.
lining The altar. CIV" ou'-
!, the ceremony, which was
a ] wtrnessed by hundreds of friends -.
tnis couple, Misses Theo Young. Sv,
4 ney Gage and Catherine Thomson
ssgaye g deh9htful musical program
Promptly at 8 o'clock the first notos
!, ,aof the wedding march were sonnaes %
ana the z sss yYshers, y Messrs. Albert oil
pnfHt Sttansy :oss, Norman Jones
ss @ 4, Nilis nm entered and took
The demaid kfoonsmen on
1Sered i couple s. { - sSIsn,sJ 80 s IL IN
fcl6 around fkA - -. = -.
sswsres' ssi,s 1:ls,,d.
Smith Of Greenvilie, Paul McNallv =
n Westmoreland, Tom Perrin, T. M. |
Marchant, Judson Sarratt, Tom Nc
Naily and Gordon Hughes.
The bridemaids were Misses Nata-
lie Hunter, Carol Robertson, Emma
Mcclure of Union and Misses Jessie
Speed of Abbeville, Mary Weatherly
OF Admission, Ala, Eugenia Sallv and
Iebie Wanamaker of Orangeburg.
Ihey wore dresses expressing the
individual taste of the wearer, each
pelng fashioned of white lace over
PINK satin and wore pink sashes. Thew
carried shower boquets of pink car
nations and ferns tied with tulle ends.
The dame of honor, Mrs. Ernest
Aughtry, entered alone and wore an
exquisite gown of pink crepe meteor
eiaborately trimmed with rose point
lace. Her flowers were pink roses and
Terms. The maid of honor, Miss Myra
Young, preceded the bride and wore
glrllsh gown of shell pink crepe de
CT cn'ne combined with Chantilly lace.
She carried large bouquet of Kill
larney roses and maiden hair ferns.
Ihe bride entered with her father
VINO gave her in marriage, and was
met at the alter by the groom and his
best man, Mr.. Roy FAINT. The i'm
presslve ring ceremony was used and
was performed by Rev. w. A. Massa-
beau of Florence and Rev. j. L. Dan.
lei, the brides pastor.
The bride was a winsome picture
In her wedding gown of satin bro
cade made with court train, having 4,
an embroidery of seed pearls. The {
eorsage was draped with rose point {
lace, which was used on her mothers t
wedding gown. The long tulle veil s
was caught to the dark hair with a s
cnaplet of orange blossoms under q :
little cap of tulle and she carried a 9
ooquet of brides roses showered with a
'aliey lilies. A diamond crescent. the +
gut OF the groom, was the only jewel r
worn.
A sweet sentiment attached to the +
Wedding was the fact that all the +
maids were school ma,es of the bride e
md two members of the bridal partv 4
Miss Jessie Speed and Mr.. Tom Mar q
'hant, are to be married this month.
Mrs. Gillian is the eldest daupnter u
# Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Young. and 10 i,
young woman of rare personal "
harm and culture. She is a graduate
II Converse College and since her de- n
'ut two years ago, has been a recop--
llzed favorite. Mr.. Gillian is a man O.
II exceptional ability end attainment o
hu Is member of the firm of FAINT
Bros. Co.
The brides going away gown was
lue broadcloth worn with a iauntv VI
title beaver hat. She. tossed her bo- O,
uet as she was coming down the
tairway and it was caught in the in
m rms of Miss Jessie Speed, of Abbe- Ia
iiie' with the attending omen. fr