The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-07-06
BEAUTIFUL JUNE WEDDING.
Miss Gussie Calhoun Bride of MIR.
Herbert Crum.

June wedding was that of Miss Gus
sic Augusta Calhoun and Mr.. Her.
bert Malcolm Crum, of Denmark, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William G.. Calhoun, on
Monument street here, Wednesday
evening, June %. The entire first
floor was en- suite and artistically dec
Grated, the brides colors, white and
green, being tastefully arranged in
all the decorations. Very dainty and
pleasing was the bower in which
stood the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKissick and Mrs.
A. burst received at the door, and
the guests were ushered into the par
lor by Mrs. w. L. Hood and Mrs. A.
DuPre Calhoun. Mrs. Ramsey P.
Blake, Miss Eta Calhoun, of Green
wood, and Miss Willie Calhoun, of
Ninety-Six, entertained in the libra
ry. Mrs. H. E. Berry led the guests
into the room where were displayed
the wedding gifts, both numerous
and handsome, attestations Of esteem
and affection from family and
friends. In a most inviting booth in
one corner of, the west piazza punch
was served by Misses Katherine Far
we'll and Clara Blake, assisted by
DR.. A. A. Coleman. A signal Of the
approach of the bridal party was the
solo by Mrs. Frank Pelzer, of Pelzer,
20, Perfect Love-" accompanied by
Mr.. Pelzer on the piano. Mr.. Pei
zer's. playing of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march announced the arrival of
the bridal party and entering the
parlor from opposite doorways the
members took their positions. The
bridesmaids were gowned in white
organdie and lace with sashes of
green and carried huge bouquets of
Shasta daisies and ferns. First came
Miss Tommie Duckett, with DR.. Wal
ter B. Gillian; Miss Gennie McCaslin,
with Mr.. Hammond Crum; Miss An
ME Brooks Marshall, with Mr.. Orrin
Bowman. Then came Miss Elizabeth
Calhoun, the brides sister, maid of
honor, in pale green taffeta with sill
yer lace and carrying a bouquet of
long stemmed Killarney roses. Next
the groom with Mr.. Cecil Crum, best
man, and from an opposite doorway
the bride with her father. She was
exquisitely gowned in white satin en-
train, with trimmings of rich lace
and pearls, the bridal veil caught to-
gether and bound around the fore
head by a chaplet of orange bios
SONS. A most beautiful and win
some picture did she make. DR.. J.
B. Green, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church, pronounced the words
which made them man and wife. An
informal reception followed when
relatives and friends crowded around
the bower, expressing best wishes and
congratulations.
The guests were invited into the
dining room where delicious cream,
in green and white also, and angel
cake were served by Misses Ruth
Barksdale, Kathleen Sanders, Mar
tha Presley, Constance Pelzer, Ethel
Sheridan and Judy Calhoun, and en-
Pertaining in this room were Mes
danes M. M. Wells, J. A. Marshall,
w. R. Cothran, G. w. Hart and Miss
Ida Calhoun. Passing out each guest
received a unique favor pinned on
by little Misses Annie Laurie Wells
and Virginia Hart. The bride and
groom meanwhile made ready for
their bridal trip and they slipped
away, telling no one of their destina-
tion. The bride wore lovely going
away suit of dark blue taffeta. They
will be at home in Denmark after
July Is.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr..
and. Mrs. Wesley Crum, of Denmark;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade S. Faust, of Den
mark; Mrs. Annie Odom, of Spring.
field; Miss Cecil Fewell, of Rock Hill;
Miss Kate McManus, of Lancaster;
Misses Willie Calhoun and Leila
Townsend, of Ninety-Six; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Chiles and Hearst Chiles,
of Bradley; Mrs. Bessie PRESLEY,
Misses Nellie and Martha Presley, Of
Cedar Springs; Miss Grace Logan, Of
Ware Shoals; Mrs. B. L. Logan, Of
Madison, Ca; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pelzer, and Miss Constance Pelzer, Of
Pelzer; Miss Olive Dixon, of Bishop
Vile; Capt. and Mrs. w. w. Sullivan,
of WILLIAMSON.
Baptist Church Notice.