Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-30
THE GRuBBs1GooD WEDDING.
Young Couple Happily Married on
Christmas Afternoon.

Fair Play, Dec. 29.-Special:
While the merry Christmas bells'
were ringing. in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 7. Grubbs, the joyful chimes
of wedding bells mingled, proclaim
ing the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Hettie, to Daniel e. Good, the
ceremony taking place at the beau
tiful home OF the brides parents on
Christmas day.
The groom was accompanied by
friends from Walhalla, of which
place Mr.. Good is leading citizen
and influential business man, of ster-
ling character and high moral worth.
The many guests were received by
the hostess, mother OF the bride, as
sisted by Mrs. Lucy King, who also
lent her aid In the exquisite decora-
itions carried out in pleasing and att
tractive style in the various n hand2
some rooms Used for this happy
event. .
The bridal party took their posi-
ton near large picture Of very
dear departed sister Of the bride,
amid the strains of Mendelssohn's
Wedding March, delightfully."- render
ed by gifted young relative, Miss
Sallie Grubbs. At the closing OF the
impressive ceremony, performed by
the aged and much loved minister,
Rev. T. C. .Ligon, Of Townville,
Misses Sallie Grubbs and Marian
Compton stepped forward and drew
the ribbons connecting the two sus-
pended floral initials &c. G." draw
ing the two together, making one
letter, while the many relatives and
friends advanced to offer their con-
gratulations.
The charming bride was hand-
somely attired in costume of lus-
trous Copenhagen satin charmeuse,
exchanged later for travelling suit
of lovely gray serge when the happy
couple left for Waihalla, where they
will be cat home" to their many
friends.
Exquisite music performed on
magnificent piano by Miss Winnie
Grubbs charmed the guests as they
were ushered into the spacious din
ing room, where a delicious four
course luncheon was served by Mes
danes Willis and Bennie Grubbs at
the dining table, which was resplend-
ent in its dainty decorations, cut
glass, china and silver, while over all
shone the shaded lights so apDroprl-
ate to the day and season. On re-
turning to the parlor an interesting
feature Of the occasion was the sign
ing OF the marriage certificate, as
witnesses, by Miss Dollie Knox and
John b. Compton.
The many and beautiful presents,
including a handsome set of silver,
numerous pieces OF china and cut
glass, were displayed in the hall, and
showed the affection in which this
popular young lady is held in her
native town Of Fair Play, where she
will be greatly missed by her large
circle of friends; also in the Beaver
dam Baptist church aud Sunday
school, where she was an inspiration
In all good and helpful work Espe-
cially Is she gifted with great musi
cal ability, an eievating influence
felt far and near, only equalled b.
her amiability and winning gentle
ness that will long lie rememb ed
by all who are so fortunate as to
share her friendship. The bride has
extensive family connections who are
prominent, well known and much
liked in this and adjoining counties,
SO that a host of friends join us in
wishing the young couple a long and
prosperous i:ss l:ss OF useful happiness.