The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-10-30
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On Tuesday evening. October the
Mrs. Frances McPhail was tho scene
of brilliant outdoor wedding when
her daughter Miss Marie McPhnil
became the bride of Mr.. William
Thaddeous Willinghan
The lawn beautifully decorat.
ed with tall cedar, trees and potted
plants, about half way down the walk
was mass Of cedars studded with
tiny electric lights, and on either
side of the walk smaller cedars were
placed, forming an aisle up the steps
and in the hall from which the bridal
party descended .
TO the strains of I4phcngrin's
Brtday chorus, played by Miss Ida
McCray. the bridal party entered in
the following order: Miss Pearl Gar
vim with Mr.. Gaillard Huntcr: Hiss
Louise Hunter with Mr.. james Ter
rie; Miss SaIlie Hunter with MIR.
Harold Willingham; and Miss era
McPhail with Mr. Ralph Hunter.
Next came the maid of honor, Miss
Annie McPhail, sister o. .,e bride.
Little Misses Augusta Slupson and
Edith Martin as flower girls came be-
fore the bride and groom. The bride
entered on he arm of her brother in
law, MIR. Eugene Sitton, and was met
at the altar by the, groom with his
best man. Mr.. Bazzle Willingham.
Immediately after, the ceremony a
brilliant reception was enjoyed by
the large number of gtests present.
From tho parlor. which was heai-
tiful!y decorated in white and green.
the guests were invited to the dining
room, where delicious salad course
was served, by Misses Margar ct
Evans, Thelma Written, Pauline
Hunter and Marie Wilson. This room
was unusually attractive with pink
roses and with decorations.
The guests were ushered into tho
nall. where they registered in the
brides book. this being kept by Miss
Cero AuH. The brides maids wore
green silk dresses with tunic over
skirts. and carried red carnations.
Inc maid OF honor looked very pref
W IN her pink satin trimmed in lace
and fur. carrying white CARNATIONS.
me little fower girls wore white
lace dresses with pink ribbons nn,i
carried small baskets OF red carna-
tions. ,,,e,,t. %s.,;5E8s,e,S,
The bride was o picture OF dain-
ty iovelincss nttfred In her wedding
gown of ivony white satin, with lace
draperies. The long white tulle veil
with Juliet cap was Held In place by
band Of pearls with sprays OF val
ley lilies. She carried, brides roses
The bride and groom left for an
extended wedding TRIP CATER which
they Will be at homes los the brides
mother.
I. t..l -s.t4.
Mrs.. B. c. Crawford
gave In marriage 8het daughter
Mary Bell
Mr. aAa:sEss. I sas!:s..:.ls .ppss,,s,..
Wedn esday. October nsaweuty-sixth
( at hall afser twelve (
st. Paui's Episcopal Church,
Pendlet6n, South Carolina.
The church -r,ss seautxxet,iy ,acowat-
ed with wild frost flowers and ferns,
MISS Louise Hunter, one or the BRIDES
nieces, !, played the wedding march.
Messrs. Gailfard Hunter, Pauls Crawr
lord, James Crawford, Lucius Ssevens.
were the 'IsherS. They ? wosc grey
gloves and grey, suits.;t 81. y {
Miss Eliza Crawford, sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor. She wore
light blue satin dress. black hat and
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DaEnngton.s performed the ceremony.
j, q, atter me- ceremony
tn9y Wenf 70 tne home home OF Mrs. Nd. M.