The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-18

soft ferns and flowers mingled their
; beauty and fragrance. IN the eas:
parIor -where the, ceremony was per-
formed, n color harmony OF white
and; green was carried out in ferns,
white dai1iias and cosmos in hand
some brass jardinieres. Immediately
over the bridal couple was suspended
a shower OF the cosmos tied with mar
row white satin ribbons. To the
strains Of the bridal chorus from Lc-
hengrin. played by Miss Evelyn Frew
the bridal party entered. The maids
descended tine White carpeted stairway
and were met by the groomsmen as
follows: Miss iAiia MarshaiI, cf An.
derson, and Latham Roddey; Miss
Georgia Marshall. OF Anderson, and
Thad Horton, # Greenville; Miss EN-
ma London and Thos. Cartwright, OF
Anderson; Miss Margaret Frew and
r. b. Waters; Miss Catherine. Frew,
the brides sister. as maid of honor.
entered alone in front OF the bride
who was attended by her father. and
was Joined by the groom with his
brother and best man. w. +. Marshall,
of Anderson. The ceremony was i'm
pressively performed by Rev. F. w.
Gregg. Of the First Presbyterian
church.
The bride was lovely figure in a
gown OF lustrous white satin char
meuse. the bodice. being adorned with
Brpssel lace and the graceful mnlfne
tnnic being outlined with seed pearls.
The veil, In cap effect, was s-causht with
valley lilies, the erquisite shower bou-
quet of bride roses, lilies and ferns
completing the charming effect. The
maid OF honor was charming indeed
IN R"gown OF pink crepe meteor with
tunfc' drapery of satin-edged maline
and rhinestone trimming. Her bou-
quet was OF pink Killarney roses, tied
with white maline.. The bridesmaids
We're beautifully eowned in costumes
of white satin net, or lace, and each
carried an armful of pink bridesmaid
roses, with maline bows.
At the invitation OF 'Mr. and Meg.
j. r. London and Miss Mary Frew, tho
visitors were shown into the dining
room, where an elegant buffet supper
was served by Misses Polly Parker,
Margaret and Catherine McElwee,
Elizabeth Presley and Isabel Boyd,
dainty souvenirs OF lilies,of the valley
being pinned on. This room was love-
Iy in Its arrangement. The round
fatla was iaid with seirny mats o.sr
pink and had for .centerDiece a cut
glass vase o magnificent Killarney
roses, while encircling 1t were sim
gle rose ,bonbonieres. filed with heart
shaped mitts. Rows OF lighted cam
dies on mantei and buffet, and vases
OF pink dahlies and roses enhanced
the effect In tho eeffce-rporn, dec
GRATED with black-eyed susans, tea
and coffee were poured at a. dainty ap-
pointed table by Mrs. s.! T. Frcw and
Miss Nell Fold and serred by Misses
Lmma Kerr. of Lancaster, and Mar
tha Marhall. OF Yorkvilie.
MIR. and Mrs. Marhali boarded the 8
o'clock train for . br.lay trip north
after; which they will go at once to
housekeeping in DilwarfI,, Charlotte,
where the groom is in business as a
civil engineer and where duriag
short residence he has made NAM
Der OF warm friends who will cordially
welcome him and his winsome birdie.
The brides travelling costume wast-a
coat suit ofldark green chiffon broad
cloth, with modish long redingote
edged with black fur. and hat OF black
velvet with green plumes. 80,
8 t.lis Club party,
Mrs. r. l.. Cely entertained the mem-
.bcrs of tho Calhoun Street Club most