The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-01
White.JOhnSOn.

The marriage of Miss Sara Amelia
White and Mr.. Thaddeus Cannon
Johnson, on the evening of November
25. was an event of unusual interest
to the relatives and friends from the
two Carolinas, as both are members
of TIE Oldest citizens, this union be-
ing a son and daughter of the third
generation of the respective families
O. Newberry county. The charming
bride is the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. White, and admired
for her accomplished and lovely
character. Her girlish beauty was
enhanced by a gown of Georgette
crepe over Dutcness satin, court tram,
and long veil caught with coronet OF
orange blossoms. She carried long
clusters of brides roses. Mrs. FRANK
Boland, of Clinton, dame of honor'
was gowned in handsome pink cham
ouse with overdress of elegant lace
and carried pink chrysanthemums'
Mr. Barney Porrott, of Clinton, the
best man, attended with easy grace the
Young groom while Rev. ]. E. Carlisle
performed the ceremony, that made
two hearts beat as one.
The little flower girls, little Misses
Elizabeth White and Carolyn Tarrant,
dressed in ACCORDION plated Carlton
over white silk and Janella Sproles
Boland, the ring bearer, dressed IN a
dainty white lace dress over pink car
rving the ring in large pink chrysan-
tsemum. seemed to be fairies IN misty
white from the elfland O. flowers.
The marriage ceremony was SOL
emnized amid the pink and White Oh
lovely chrysanthemums forming an al
cove as a bower Of beauty for the
bridal party. Southern smllax used IN
all rooms and pink chrysanthemums
completed the scheme in dining room
and library where great number Oh
valuable gifts attested the esteem held
for this young couple. Tables 1illeo
all space with tteir contents "hlch
will last for a generation or two.
Silver of all imaginary articles were
IN the table for that purpose, the long
centre table was also crowded WIN
china, cake plates, dishes, serVetts'
statuetts. bric-a-brac Another table
cleaned with cut glass, unique and
beautiful towels and linen articles
bandvork which was exquisite in de-
sign and other articles Of utility that
leave tais proud couple little to be
wished for.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. sproles, OF
Greenwood, Mrs. Julia Smit1, Of Baltl-
more. Mrs. W. E. Pitt, Of Baltimore,
Mrs. P. c. GiIliard, Mrs. W. G. Hous-
cal. Mrs. Chisolm, Of Greenville, Mrs.
w. w. Hornsby, Miss Daisy Cannon
Miss Minnie Salter, Mrs. R. l.. lar
rant Mrs. Lonnie Dickert Miss Flor1e
Lominick, Miss sallie Belle Buford,
Miss Rebecca Wicker, Miss Lucille
West, Miss Marie Hamilton, Mss
Mary Francis Cannon, Mrs. Henry lit
er, of Baltimore, Miss Annie Smlth
and Mrs. C. H. Cannon.
Mrs. P. c. Gillaird, sang, Because
I Love Her wedding march-Nen-
deIssohn played b. Miss Minnie Todd.
The registration book was presided
o-er by Mrs. A. J. Sproles.
A delightful salad course was serV-
ed in the dining room, coffee and
cake served in the library.
After the ceremony, Mr., and Mrs,
Johnson left on their bridal tour, al
ter which they will be at home, IN
Wadesboro, \. c., where Mr.. john
son holds a responsible position with
the Electric Water and Light Go. He
is gentleman of sterling character
and all wish them both a full measure
of domestic happiness and success IN
their new life just begun.