The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-01
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The wedding Of Miss Camille Smith.
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. II, L. Smith
and Wnilncc Edward Lennon. Jr., OF
Elliot. Sumter County, HOlemnized
Thursday evening In the First Presby-
terian Church at Lowndesville, was
on" Of the August weddings In which
Anderson society has held an interest.
The church was we'll filled with re-
lntivcs and friends Of the popular
young couple, und the gathering con-
grcgution was delightfully."- entertain
cd by program of organ music by
Mrs. Archie Taibert. who also played
the wedding murches for the process
ional and recessional. The church de-
coration was exceptionally fitting and
artistic. palms and ferns being group
ed effectively against the rostum. Can
dies burned upon the altar and
against the background OF green.
Marshall Lntlmer, Gamewcll
Thompson, Walter Huckabee. and
Jack Cooley entered first stretching
ribbons In each aisle. The ushcrs were
Jas. Benz. Kay, james Ellis. Rembert
Alien, and Robert Lee Smith.
Misses Leila Moseley OF Anderson,
Louise Cunningham OF Abbevilie, Rose
Powell OF Augusta and Elizabeth Bell
OF Lowdesyille were the brides maids.
and Miss Mary Lennon OF Lynch
burg. s. c.. the groom's sister. maid
OF honor. They wore lovely gowns
OF crepe meteor and white lace with
overdress Of fllmy white crepe chiffon
All carried great punches OF riha car
nations tied with pink tulle Little
Miss Alice Meschine wearing q dainty
white lingerie frock preceded the
bride and scattered flowers IN her
path.
The bride who entered with her
maid OF honor wore an exquisite go@n
Of white crepe meteor. the, skirt
nlbdishly draped ard lengthening, Ina
corsage forniod almost entirely of
Chantilly lace Orange blossoms held
the veil to form Juliet cap and
brides roses. tied with tulle conipo-
sed the beautiful bridal bouquet.
Tho groom entered with his Broth
or, DIR. Chns.. AJ. Lennon, OF SLnter
who acted as beat, man. anu mot the
bride ct the altar whore Rev. + G..
Chandler performed the cerrI,ony.
At THO Smith home reception was
held age. the ceremony for ralntiyea
and Intimate. friends. The living
room, hall and librnry iii which The
numerous presents were displayeh
wore Mi given prevailing pink effect
by tho ur:u- OF Quantities Of pink car
nations. rnd the dining roonl was all
/. a pink and green! III the center Of
The brides table which was spread
WITH cover OF cluny larn WAS tall
vase OF piux carnations. set upon q
.areg table mirror, nnti smilnx and
ulle were used with an erect 0f airy
daintiness In the derocation. The
cakes. Ices and mints were I'LL In
green and pink. On the porch re-
freshing punch was servad. :.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lemon left immedih
tely after the reception for thelr wed.
ling trip. planning 20 return after q
dew weeks to make tl.eir nome On the
groons plantations In Sumter county.
An,opg the out OF town gutsts we're:
Misses Rose and Lucy. Bedet1 Of Lii
coloton. Gn.: Miss Annie Brown. OIL
9rcenville: Mr.. Lee Edmupds, OF Bnr-
donux; Mrs. +. b.. Holcolnbe, or Ly-
Mccormick: Miss Georgin Belle Ras-
If Abbeyille, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.s t'Eaitt,
Of Anderson; Miss Leila Mosefey, OF
Anderson; Mrs. Jno MarroS. 0f Mt.
Carmel Mrs. w. r. lennon. Hr., of
Lynchburg: Miss Mary Lennon. Of
Lypchburg; Dr. Chaa j. Lennon, of
Sumter; Prof ]. b.. Key. OF Elberton:
Misc Jessie Wilson. or Anderson; Mr.:
and Mra. Calhoun Harris. OF Ander-
son: Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Bryan. OIL
Columbia; Miss Catherine Bryan, OF
COLUMBIA: H, 3. Harper, OF Anderson;
Julius Smith, Of Spartanburg:
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4 Nomination CONFIRMED