The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-07

:. ison. S. G.. Miss Mary jcter. of Al
lanta. and Messrs. Hugh Seibels. of
'oiuinbia. s. c.. and Eugene Watson.
OF Anderson. Immediately following
came the maid OF honor. Miss Lillian
Brock. sister of the bride, and the
bride accompanied by her mother. who
gave her away in marriage. The
groom met them with his best man,
Mr.. Ernest Mclean. Of New York. be-
fore all altar OF palms and ferns.
where stood Rev. Frank l.. Aldridge.
pastor OF the Methodist church, who.
i'll the solemn and impressive words OF
the Methodist ritual. unit' two hearts
and nIude them one. 1ne wedding
ring was used in the ceremony
Immediately after the ceremony
friends gathered about the newly we'd
dod couple and shOwered them with
congratulations, and with Il spirit OF
love wished that the blending OF the
bonds might be:
THE rainbow to the storm of life,
me evening beam that smiles the
clouds away
And tints tomorrow with prophetic
ray
The brides gown was OF white Char
ln"usc. embroidered in roses, the
hodicc lattice OF pearls over tillr
finished with Medici collar OF real
lace and veil OF tulle. arranged cap-ef-
iect. edged with lace and orange bios
SONS. anu she carried bouquet of
valley lilies. The maids carried La
fosca baskets OF sweet peas and the
marion. Mrs. Brock. bore basket OF
white peas and wore Il gown of white
Charmeusc trimmed with CraUulee
lace. the waist finished with Medici
collar Miss Brock was gowned in
pink crepe meteor. the bodice of pink
embroidered chiffon and lace. Miss
Jetcr's gown was Of pink pussy willow
taf1ctI with c-of lace, the waist
finished with pearls. Miss Alberta
Brock wore pink crepe meteor, drap-
ped in Duchess lace and finished in
pearls.
few hours were spent most JOYOUS
ly, punch being served by Misses
Sarah Timmons and Sue Pearson. of
Lafayette, and Mary benson. of Opcli-
ka After buffet luncheon the bridal
party motored to Opelika, where they
boarded the train for New York, Wash
! lngton and other points of interest
me brides going away gown was of
navy Dlue serge with waist of GeOr-
gctt crepe and imported hat OF black
hemp trimmed with Gura feathers and
laqucred ribbon.
The out of town guests were: Miss
Alice Askew. West Point. Ga; miss
latte May Frederick. Jacksonville.
Fla; Misses Ruth and Mary McGhee
OF lluyneville, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs
| FRANK Vernon, Cussets, Ala; Judge n.
d. benson. John V. benson, Miss
Mary benson, of Opclika, Ala; Miss
Mary Jeter. Of Atlanta. Miss Alberta
brock. Anderson. S. G.: Mr.. Eugene
Watson. Anderson, Mr.. Hugh Seibels.
Columbia. S. c.. and Mr.. Ernest ME-.
Lean, New York.
Wedding to BE In Pcnd!eton.
the following invitations have been
received in the city and are Of ereat
interest TO the friends and relatives
OF the young couple:
MIR. and Mrs. Miles Moore Hunter
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter.
Bessie
A.. ~, ...h4.It0ot., ,-,a
Mr.. Thomas Green Watkins
wednesday evening, June the seven-
teenth, ~
at nine o'clock
Presbyterian Church
IfenGiaton. South Carolina.
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Invitations Issued.
The following invitations have been
issued this week:
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Bew-
ley request the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Altahlee. to Frederic Wilson Eel
kel or Friday. evening. June is. at
$3.50 o'clock. First Baptist church.
Anderson, S. G..