The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-11-26
FOLk.BLACk WEDDING.
Beautiful Ceremony Solemnized Last
Evening.

tracing parties we're Miss Leonard
Folk, the beautiful and very lovable
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Folk,
and Mr.. Clarence Erwin Black. son
of DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Black, Of this
city. This couple have been reared
in this place and are popular young
people.
The church was beautiful with
decorations of pink and yellow chrys-
anthemums and potted plants.
Before the entrance of the bridal
party. Mrs. H. n. Folk, wearing
yellow spangled dress over pink,
sweetly sang Because of You" Asthe
first strains of Mendelsohn's brida!
march were struck by Mrs. Henry
Henderson, who wore her wedding
dress of white crepe meteor, with
pearl trimmings and real lace COL
lar brought from Europe, the ribbon
bearers, Myrtle Black and Adele
Brabham, marched down the right
aisle and Nell Bamberg and Harriet
Virgins the left aisle. These wore
lingerie dresses.
The bridesmaids marched by twos
from a rear entrance up each aisle
to the front entrance to meet the
bride. Following this, the ushers,
Messrs Graham and Cooner, came
down the right aisle, and Mr.. F. Nj.
Moye and DR.. T. J. Kelley the left
and took their places just outside Of
the railing. Miss Kate Rentz, who
was pretty in a green crepe de chine
dress, entrain, with gold trimmings,
and Miss Urma Black, sister of the
groom, in an exquisite dress OF pink
crepe de chine, entrain, real lace and
pearl trimmings, marched down the
right aisle. while Messrs Tillman
Fielder and John Folk, the brides
brother, marched down the left aisle
Miss Ethel Black, sister Of the
groom, was becomingly attired in
pink charmeuse, entrain, with lace
trimmings, accordeon plated chiffon
and brilliants. and Miss Mary Living
ston, quite charming in green crepe
meteor, with gold trimmings and
shoulder train. came down the left
aisle, while Messrs. Pinkney Bellinger
and A. NJ. Denbow entered by way
of the right aisle.
Miss Ruth Byrd, charmingly attir-
ed in a pink crepe de chine, entraln,
accordeon plated chiffon, with vel
vet roses and lace trimming, and
Miss Aileen Mcmillan, of Latta, beau
tifully gowned in green crepe meteor,
entrain, with cream lace trimmings
falling from the shoulder to the
waist, marched down the right aisle,
while Messrs Charlie Aver and Char
lie Rentz came down the left.
Miss Lannes Morgan, of Spartan
burg, another college mate of the
bride, was attractive in green chiffon
over green charmeuse. entrain, with
silver trimmings, and Miss Louise
Folk, stylishly attractive in pink
crepe meteor, entrain, overdress OF
lace, with pearl trimmings. These
came down the right aisle, while
Messrs Benjamine and Thomas Black
came down the left. These attend
ants took their places on the ros-
trum and just within the railing.
The danes, Mrs. Bowman Still and
Mrs. Lohn Caldwell Guilds. sisters of
the bride, marched down one in each
aisle. They were dressed in pink
messaline with overskirt of chiffon
and pearl trimmings.
Master Lemuel Virgins. the ring
bearer was dressed in white cordu-
roy. He entered alone bearing the
ring in a pink rose.
Miss Virgie Folk, sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor. She was
quite pretty and youthful looking IN
costume of yellow messallne, with
plated skirt of chiffon and pearl
trimmings.
Then the dear little flower girls,
Mildred Still and Medreue Free,
dressed in white, with pink ribbons,
strewed the brides pathway with
flowers.
The bride, who never looked pref
tier than on her wedding night, while
attired in an exquisite creation of
white satin draped over an ac-
cordeon plated skirt of the, same
material, with pearl bolero basque eff
feet in the back, and fish tail train,
marched down the left aisle, On the
arm of her brother, Mr.. H. n. Folk.
She was met in front of the chancel
by the groom, attended by his broth
er. DR.. Charles Black.
Rev. w. H. Hodges, the brides
pastor, spoke the solemn words of
the Methodist church, which united