The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-12

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ceremony was used.
ust preceding the wedding cere-
mony Mrs. Cora Lucas rendered a
spiendidly executed program of music
and promptly at seven o'clock sound
ed the Mendellsohn wedding march.
First entered in pairs from the oppo-
site doors in the rear of the hurch
the ushers, j. w Dunklin and F.. X.
Spratt followed by w. Lancaster
and a. Dial Gray. Following them
and entering also from opposite doors
We're two bridesmaids, Miss Willie
Mac ChildreGs, dressed in a splendid
creation of white charmeuse with lace
trimmings, and Miss Susan Cockrell,
OF Jacksonville, Fla, beautifully gown
ed in a costume of white crepe meteor.
After them came two of the
men, Rice Nickels and j. l.. Nj. Irby
followed by bridesmaids, Miss Dorcas
Gaines. very handsome in white bro
caded satin, and Miss Beth Shell. very
pretty in white satin with lace trim
mings. Following them we're two 9th
er groomsmcn, II. Fleming Jones and
Arthur Lee. Miss Rosa Lee Franks
and Miss Lucille Simpson, two other
bridesmaids, entered next. the former
in white crepe de chcnc and the lat
ter in white crepe meteor. Following
them We're two more groomSmen. II. V.
lrhy and Thos. |. Swygcrt and then
mpson, in white crepe meteor with
trimmings of lace, and Miss Mary Todd
in white satin. All of the bridesmaids
wore se.nl-veils of tulle and carried
yellow chrysanthemums tied with vel
low satin ribbon. Miss Simpson and
Miss Todd were the last of the brides
maids, they being followed by two
groomsmen, Claiborne Watkins, OF
Richmond, and e. o. Anderson, of Lau-
Ems
The bridesmaids and groomsmen.
after marching down the aisle,
assembled the steps to the raised plat
form on which had been built a strik-
ingly artistic pagola of lattice work
covered with white tullc and intwined
with ivy and white wistaria. From this
position they overlooked the scene
below where the ceremony was about
to take place. After they had taken
their place, presenting a beautiful pic
ture of loneliness and s~tateliness, the
three DANES OF honor, Mrs. j. Il. Clary,
sister of the groom, Mrs. Connor Full
Ter and Mrs. ID. A. Davis, sisters of
the bride, entered, Mrs. Davis being
opposite her brother, l.. S. Full
Ter. Jr. Mrs. Clary wore a dress
of white brocaded charmeuse with
a Gordon Of pearls and real lace.
Mrs. Conner Fuller wore a white
satin dress with a tunic of plated
chiffon with rhinestone trimmings.
Mrs. Davis was dressed in white satin
with pleated chiffon and brocaded vel
vet. All of these joined the ushers
in front of the altar where the
ceremony was to be performed.
Miss Mary Belle Fuller, the maid
of honor and sister of the bride. fol-
lowed the danes. She was modishly
and daintily dressed in white satin
and lace with rhinestone ornaments.
The maid of honor came down the
right aisle and a few moments after
ward the bride entered upon the arm
of her father. Attractive and gracious
at all times, she a never prcttier
than during the wedding scene. Dress
ed in a white brocaded velvet gown
and Chantilly lace, with the bridal
veil gracefully caught with a string
of pearls and carrying a bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley
in shower. she was a picture of love
illness. In front of the altar she was
met by the groom with his best man,
Albert Dial, and while the strains of
Godard's Berceuse softly played by
Mrs. Lucas, gently flowed out over
the church, the marriage ceremony
was performed. After the benedic-
ton had been pronounced the wedding
party moved out to the stirring accom-
paniment of the wedding march from
Tannhauser.
Immediately after the wedding at
the church the bridal party and close
friends and relatives of each of the
two families repaired to the commo