Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-06-10

Marion Boyd, the flower girl, ana
Master Marion Lott, with the ring
in Gala lilly entered. The bride
and groom entered unattended, and
the ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. G. Hutchinson. After sim
cere good wishes and hearty con-
gratulations, delicious repast was
served, and the favors were pretty
and appropriate. The bride was at
tired in a handsome coat suit OF
blue silk whip cord, and carried
brides roses and lilies of the val
ley. She is the only daughter and
is a very sweet and attractive young
woman, and is beautiful in face
and character. Mr.. Moorer is cash
ier of the bank at Fairfax, and is a
young man of sterling worth. After
the ceremony the happy young
couple left for their home In Fair
fax.
On the evening previous to the
wedding, a very beautiful reception
was held at the home of the bride
and the interior presented a very
| festive air, and the broad veranda
encircling the house, appeared like a
Sylvan retreat, with numerous lights,
trellises of roses and other foliage.
Out here two large punch bowls
were presided over by Misses Elise
Crouch, Gladys Sawyer, Orlena
Cartledge and Pet LaGrone. Misses
Bertha Woodward and Marion
Mobley received the guests and
Mrs. 3. T. Boatwright introduced
them to the bridal party, MIR. and
Mrs. C. D. Kenny, the bride and
groom elect, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cullum and Mrs. J. T. yelling.
The bride wore an ecru messeline
with an over-dress Of embroidered
silk marquisette, and held an arm
! full IF Eillarny roses. Mrs. Kenny
Wa ...red in handsome suit of
black crepe meteor, with rose paint
Lace trimming. The receiving line
in an opposite parlor was composed
of Misses Porter, Albergotti, Folk
and Losdholt, friends of the bride.
and Misses Alma Woodward and
Maud Sawyer transported the guests
from the rooms. The gifts were dis
played in here and were many
valuable ones. The decorations in
here were of white roses and carna-
tions. Mesdanes J. A. Lott and A.
P. Lewis escorted all to the dining
room where pir' and white block
cream with fri and pound cake
was served. The favors, silver slip
pers, were filled with rice and were
pinned Oh by Mrs. w. b. QUITS and
Leon Stansell. The decorations were
of quantities of Killarney roses,
the table was beautiful with them.
The lights were of pink. The for
tunes of the young people were
tried by the brides cake and the
ring fell to Miss Margaret Folk, the
thimble to Miss Elise Crouch, the
penny to Benjamin Lewis, and the
dime to Miss Mary Mobley. From
here all passed out on the veranda
where they registered Miss Nina
QUITS holding the boo. During the
hours of the reception lovely music
was enjoyed, and the many beauti-
full costumes worn made the scene
ilovely one. About $50 guests
were present.
Mrs. Susie J. Latimer will leave
on the 22nd for Asheville, n. c.,
to be present at the marriage of
her son. Mr.. Hugh =. Latimer, to
Miss Kathleen Ware, of Asheville,
n. c., the happy event to take
place on the gath. Miss Ware Is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A.
B. Ware and is a young woman of
great culture and of a beautiful
Christian character. She is president
of the Philathea and Baraca I'M
ions of North Carolina, and in their
marriage there Is not only a uniting
of hearts but of kindred spirits for
Mr.. Latimer, is also engeged in
similar work and is superintendent
of the .south Side Baptist Sunda.
school, which numbers over 1000.
His boyhood days were spent here
and he has many friends who re.
ioice with him in the happy felici-
tations.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Yonce will
arrive in a few days from their
bridal tour and will occupy their
attractive new home which has
been tastily fitted up.