The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-04-24
PRETTY DOUBLE WEDDING
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH


Event, of SeasOn-ChurcF
Beautifully Decorated.
Wide social interest centred in tn,
marriage of two of Unions most pop
ular young ladies, Miss Hattie Bel
Mellow, to Mr.. Everard Belton Cure.
ton, of Liberty Hill and Miss Nanni.
Louise Mellow to Mr.. l.. Berry Jeter
Jr., of Santuc, which was solemnized
at the First Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon, April 21st, at 1 :3C
o'clock, the occasion being one of the
most brilliant social events of the
season, owing to the personal pop
ularity of the couples and the prom
innece of the families which they
represent.
A large and representative assem-
blage of friends and relatives filled
the church, which was converted into
q scene of rare beauty and made an
effective setting for the bridal prou.,
The organ loft was hidden from view
by the lavish use of ivy, intertwined
with Killarney roses that hung in fes-
toons from the ceiling and extended
to meet the array of stately palms
-anu ferns that banked the altar. The
railing just above the altar was
twined with ivy and Killarney roses
and tall pedestals supported vases of
the same beautiful flowers. Myriads
of shaded lights completed the decora
tions.
Miss Mamie Oetzel and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Adams of Chester, gifted
musicians, furnished delightful
tra,,na tIss Hreceonng tne en-
;no A. a.,.a,,ss.. - H1 parS ahu our
,mt,, sno ,,o .Sesc 80 oaoy. WITS. 10 -. Jones,
,,ass so,ss t1m u TLS sweet,
5aSu,s.t thaa.stsn eug Deus ana
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S;ns, M ! rrt sa,,,.4aS tL !nS Weo-I
,forn,ed And fhes Ersf "a enter wer1
the ribbon rirls.. Miss Mary Flvnns IA
Union and Miss q Nal ttiassou. III
:. 3 .esn5 OF
hersnsw anG MISS Louise Newman OF
Soiumpia. Inc usners We're Dr. w.
=. sawyer OF Coiumnia, Mr.: rarnam
Jeter, MT. 1onn mellow ana M. Mel-
Ter Cunningham OF Liberty Hlll. ihey
came IN singiy down Ine TWO alsies,
crossing ana taxing their places IN
front OF !ne aitar.
Inc pridesmalds came next ana en-
sereo IN tne same manner ana were
MISS mamie Sill OF camden and MISS
irene mellow, sister OF the prldes;
MISS MISS Matnieen M 1eter OF Hantuc ana
MISS MARY Jones OF Union; MISS
Ciara Johnson OF LlperIy hill was
maid OF honor 10 MISS Belle McDow
ana MISS Eta mellow was maid OF
nonor TO MISS Nanme McDow: Inc
Dridesmalds ana RIBBON girls wore
dainty lingerie gowns, complned wltn
lace ana carried arm bouquets or
PINK carnations. Inc maids OF honor
wore PINK crepe. de chlne Irocks with
garhcure OF lace ana neid an arm
iui OF PINK carnations tled with PINK
tulie. "A 5eweiled PIN and algrette
was worn In the hair.
MISS Belle McDow and her attend
anus entered the rlght aisle and MISS
mamie mellow and her attendants by
the ieit aisle. Ihey were met at the
aitar by the grooms, Mr.. Cureton and
ms pest man, Mr. Edward Halle OF
Liberty Hill and Mr.; Jeter and his
best man, Mr.. Frank Jeter OF Atlanta.
The words which united these lives
were spoken by Rev. John f. Mathe-
son, pastor OF the church, using the
beautiful ring service. The brides
wore soft white charmeuse,, fashioned
along modish lines, with lace drap-
cries, the tulle wells fell in folds and
were caught to the dark brown hair
with chaplet OF orange blossoms
edged with a frill of lace. The bri'
oai bouquets were white rosebuda
ana maiden hair ferns, shoWered with
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