The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-30
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
GIL E S McCULL.EY
The Ceremony Was Performed at
she Home of Brides Parents
on Evans Street.

Beautiful in, the simplicity Of each
detail was the wedding yesterday af-
ternoon OF MIR. Robertstein McCully
and Miss Sara Giles, which occurred
AT the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Giles on Evans street. The
two parlors and hall had been taste
fully and effectively decorated in gar
lands OF ivy and chrysanthemums. The
ceremony was performed in the north
parlor, in bower of ferns witha net
work of ivy vines, while large white
were used in profu-
sion everywhere, making q scene OF
rare beauty. over which was shed the
SOFT glow OF many candles. The large
iold1ng doors between the parlors and
nall were outlined in chrysanthemums
and ivy, yellow chrysanthemums be-
ing used in the hall and south parlor.
At the door the guests were welcom-
ed ty Mrs. B. A. Evans, Mrs. w. L.
Brown and Mrs. Anna Weston, and
soon the rooms were filled with rela-
tiyes and friends. who felt loving in.
terest In the approaching ceremony.
Promptly at 5 o'clock. to the sweet
strains of the wedding march by Mrs.
Tom Allen. the four little ribbon girls
entered from the south parlor, holding
broad yellow ribbons, and taking their
stand on each side of the bower of
FERNS, made an aisle for the bridal
party. They wore dainty white lace
frocks with broad yellow sashes and
hair ribbons, and were Misses Eunice
and Sara Evans, Mary and Ellen Gill
es. Then entered Dr. Frazer or the
First Presbyterian church. followed
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Clarence Prescott. The maid of honor.
Miss Katherine Stelling, entered alone.
She wore beautiful white dress with
broad yellow ribbon girdie and carried
an armful OF beautiful yellow chrys-
anthemums. The lovely bride entered
ON the arm OF her father and meeting
Mr.. McCully at the improvised altar
they took their places beneath a large
shower bouquet of white chrysanthe.
NUNS, and here the sweet and SOL
emn words making them man and wife
were spoken by DIR. Fraser; Mrs, r. 8.
Llgon In low, sweet voice singing
Il Love You Truly"
The bride wore an elegant costume
OF white charmeuse en- train with
ia'e anu pearl trimmings. f1er veil
was caught in little cap effect just
on her face and she carried brides
roses showered with liiies Of the val
ley. Immediately after the ceremony,
the briaal party left tie parlor, ths
bride changing he- wedding gown Tor
a. beautiful travelling suit of dark
blue gabadine, with vest collar and
cuffs of fawn colored Bengaline siIk.
with shoes, hat and gloves to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCully LETT at 5:45 for
trip to Washington, New York, Bos-
ton and other cities north. On their
return they will be at home atfMr.
McCully's suburban home Just west
OF the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Giles enter
tanned the ws1ain5 guests NJ . deiikiit-
ful reception, Immediately following
the ceremony. "A dainty course OF fruit
cEae, angel cake. orange, snints and
1oHee was served by Misses Elnf,
thompson, Edith Hnbband, Lydia and
margaret McCuily, under the able sup
ervision OF Mrs. J. L. Sherard, ufra.
Love. Misses Louise Humphrey, Louise
Ligon and Evfe Lewis. Miss Eyie Har.1
rison had charge of the wedding book!
The souvenirs were yellow chrya-
anthemums tied with yellow tuile
Both Mr.. and Mrs. McCully have lived
In Anderson all their lives and have
been very prominent socially. Tho
bride. who Is graduate or the Ander-
SON Hospital. has by her sweet tendar
ways and attractive manher. won her
way into many hearts and homes n,
anderson. Mr.. McCully is a man OF
s.sernng worth and ability and Is one
me most popular men in Anderanli.
Many beautiful presents OF cut glass.
eiiyer ana china, loves silent testil
m1ony 10 the popularity and love felt