The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-10-22
Manning Physician Captures An Orange
burg Bride.

The marriage of Miss Georgia c.
Cutler, daughter of Mrs. Georgia c.
Cutler, and DR.. w. Scott Harvin, OIL
Manning. S. c., which occurred at st,
Paul Methodist church on wednesday
afternoon at four o'clock, was one oil
the most brilliant and largely attended
weddings that has taken place ln this
city in a long time. Invitations had
been sent TO mauv friends OF the faml-
lies of the contracting parties whose
interest in the marriage was aouudant'
ly testified to by the large crowd pre-
sent when the ceremony was perform
ed
Prior to the entrance OF the bridal
partv beautiful music was rendered oy
the Orang-burg Orchestra under the
|. ad-rsnip OF MIR. Barrett Wilson,
Then Mrs. H. N. Folk, of BAN berg,
sang sweetly 'All For You". Then
entered the ushers. Messrs. Jerome
McMichael and Stewart Harvin, down
the left aisle, and Mr.. P. V. Harvin
and DR.. Moore down the right aisle to
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march
by the orchestra. Then followed the
bridesmaids and groomsmen 10 the fol
lowing order:
Miss Kittie salley with Mr.. +. w.
Widemau down the left aisle
Miss Julia Sistruuk with Dr.. +. j.
COMFY down the right aisle.
Miss Bessie Harrin with DR.. j..
Horner Matthias down the left aisle.
Miss Susie Harvin with MIR. Jas. W.
IT. kn ,rhf oSc1n
Miss Earle Brunson with DR.. Alvin
A. Righ, down the left aisle.
Miss Nellie Farnum with Mr.. Wal
ter Smith down the right aisle.
Then the maid of honor. Miss Ellen
Miller, entered down the left aisle, and
the dame of honor, Mrs. Jonn G. Smith
came down the right aisle
Then came the bride accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. Cecil Cutler, ap
proacning the altar down the left aisle.
and the groom with his best map, MIR.
C. A. Harvin, come down the right
aisle, meeting the bride at the altar,
where the happy young couple were
Joined 10 holy wedlock according to
the solemn nd beautiful ceremony as
laid down in the ritual of The Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Rev W. B
Duucan, D. D., pastor of ST Pauls, OF.
6ciating. At the close of the beautiful
ceremony the bridal party left the
church by way of the right aisle.
The church was beautifully decorat
ed with Southern smilax. potted plants
and white carnations. which we're so
arranged that when the bridal party
took their positions 1T the altar pyr-
amid was formed
The bride was attired in handsome
suit of Copenhagen blue. with hat and
accessories to match. She wore very
pretty diamond pin, which was the
gift of the groom.
The maid of honor, Miss Miller,
wore a white broadc)oth dress, and the
dame OF honor, Mrs. Smith, wore a
cream dress OF the same material. Both
wore black picture hats.
All the bridesmaids were attired IN
cream broad clotn dresses and black pic
lure bats.
All the ladies of the bridal party car
ried bouquets Of white carnations and
ferns.
After the ceremony the happy cou-
pie left in an auto for St. Matthews
where they boarded the Carolina Spe-
cial for Charleston, from where they
will 90 on to Manning. The bride is
one of Orangeburg's most charming
Young ladies and we congratulate DR..
Harvin on capturing her as a life
partner. The groom is a prominent
Young physician of Manning.
Among the out-of-own guests for the
wedding swere Mrs. Amanda Harvin.
Charleston; Mrs. G.. R. Harvin, MIR.
and Mrs. L. q. Harvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rigby, Missile and Susie Har-
vim, Messrs. Stewart Harvin, Alvin
Rigby, J. W. Wideman. and Jas. W.
Harrison. OF Manning: MIR. c. A. Har-
vim, Summerton; P. V. HarVin, Sum-
ter: Walter A. Smith, Savannah; DR..
r. J. Coney, Eutawvile; DR.. J: Homer
Matthias, Lrxingnn; Mrs. 81. N. Folk.
Bamberg, Misses Nell Purvis and Ei-
len Miller, Columbia; Miss julia Sis
trunk Kingstree.-Orangeburg Times
and Democrat.