The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-18
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| Ulysses Eugene Seybt was the scene
Monday evening OF the wedding O!
their only daughter, Marie, and Thorn.
las Foster Hill; an event of marked
interest in Anderson society and
throughout South Carolina, where the
| bride and groom both have numerous
friends and relativess
The wedding was q beautiful one
| simple in detail and charmingly ar
tistic throughout.
White and green were the colors
used in the decorations. The livin:
room, iibIVry and laii where
ceremony was performed were banked
with foliage plants and exquisite
white roses. At the front door MIR.
and Mrs. William Muldrow and MIR.
anc Mrs. X. e. Ligon welcomed u
guests. In the living room Mrs. j. D.
Hammett and Mrs. Earle Lewis re-
ceiyed and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hit
Watkins in the library.
Just before the ceremony a beauti-
full musical program was given by
Mrs. William Muldrov, Mrs. Walker
Warwin and Sam Orr Tribble. Then
to the strains of the wedding march
played by Mrs. Walker Wardin, ac-
companied by Sam Orr Tribble, the
bridal party entered. Miss Ruth Fret
we'll with William Marshall, and Miss
Alberta Brock with Eugene Watson.
The maids were gowned in white
crepe meteor draped according to in
dividual taste in chiffon or lace, Civ
ing a most graceful effect. Mrs.
liam d. Mclean. = recent bride in An
dcrsoH wore hcr exquisite wedding
gown OF whit esat.:i elaborately trim
med with lace and pearls.
Miss Lois jackson, of Iva, was maid
of honor and wore lovely gown of
white crepe meteor, fashioned with q
square court train and an over-dress
OF lace. The bridesmaids, dame, and
maid OF honor carried armfuls Of
long, stemmed pink Killarney roses
tied with pink tu1le. The brides
blond beauty found ideal setting in
her exquisitely dainty bridal cos
tune. The soft shimmereing white
satin of her gown was clouded with
white chiffon, the model draperies of
which were outlined with pearls.
Duchess lace and medallion of duch-
ess lace and further enriched the
lovely gown. Her filmy wedding voil
wes arranged in becoming cap fash
ion and wore or fthe face with tiny
lunches flilies' OF the valley CATCH
ing 1t to tho hair and holding it In
place on the long court train. Brides
roses showered with lilies OF the val
ley and ferns formed the bridal bon-
quet.
The groom entered from the rear
hall with his brother, Rnfus Hill, OF
GHnnnytlla trrhn fxfor
The bride with her father met them at
the impFovised altar. There Rev. j.
w. Speake. OF ST. Johns Methodist
church, performed the ceremony. Az
ter the ceremony Mrs. F. E. Burris
and Mrs. Ed. Vandiver invited the
guests into the dining room. Here
the brides table stood In the center,
lovely in its artistic simplicity. Fra
grant pink roses with ferns furnished
the centerpiece. and tall branching
|.candolabrns held the pink candles.
On the table were comforts filled
with mints In the, chosen color. Mrs.
Clarence Brock and Mrs. Minnie Mil
ford presided here and Misses Emma
Clinkscales. Mary and Sara Dixon,
Ruth and Lois Anderson, served on
elaborate salad course. Mrs. Jim
Sullivan, Jr., and Mrs. Walter Beatty
poured coffee. A dainty pink rose
bud was pinned on each guest that
entered the dining room. Miss Efaude
Holly and Miss Eric Lewis kept tho
brides book.
The bride and groom left that even
Ing for Atlantic City, where they will
spend their honeymoon, returning to
Anderson In about two weeks to make
their home, Mr.. Hill being supefin-
I,tendent of the anderson Street Rail-
way Company. Among the olt OF
town guests for the wedding were:
Efr. and Mrs. James r. Gnssett, OF WIZ
iialnsten: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Creig-
Ter. OF WIlliamston: mrs! A. c. Eatf-
ter, of Belton; Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby,
Iof GresnyiIle; Mr.. and krs. IT G..
jackson, ~. c.. jackson, Jr.. and
Miss Lois 5aekson. OF IVA; Prof. and
Mrs Coleman Waller, of Sparlanburg;
Mrs. Zeigler Marshall. OF Asheviiie. !.
anfuB Hill. OF GreensiIIss III
Mrs. Milledge Bonhain, Jr.. of New
Orleans, SIS q guest at the home of
Gen. and Mrs. NJ. u. BonhaIE, Y on
lGrecnyilic street. s. s.
+ Little Misses FRANCES: and Ruth
Martin. Of Greenvilio. are visiting
alisa Mabel Dillingham;, on East f3ehf
Ison street. 6
pfans for Rose mn. =
Tho. ladies OF Ense Iiiii Club nTS
! planning TO; have q regular weekly
card party followed BY an ihfcrfnal
dance every lfuesd@y at tho club
house.
The piaiis which they hope to carry
our are for the ladies' to continue their
cafd aftsfngoiis rs ssret etofcre, then