The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-19
POPULAR LEE COUNTY GIRL
Niss Sara IIcriot Becomes Bride Of II.
M. Evans OF Difldh. &C s

e4~aects u1u MT. NOUoflck Murcn;SOn
Evans of Dillon. whicf, was beautiful-
~ solemnized in old historic Reinbert
church on Tuesday evening, July the
.1ith. at 7:so O'Clock.
The church was tastcfuily decorated
for the occasion. F'rlnges OF pine
needles and garlands Of flowers
against a back ground OF white gave
to the altar pleasing nnptil appear,
ance and lighted candles. beautifully
placed upon tall white pillows. fur
nishcd a soft Illumination for the
ceremony. No
Miss Mary Kirven and Miss Ger
trude Dick were escorted to the piano.
where Miss Kirven favored the host
Of friends assembled. with two beau,
tifui solos "a Perfect Day" ami
"somcwhere a Voice Is Calling" Miss
Dick presided at thepiano for the rest
Of the evening. playing Tanhouscr's
wedding march for the entrance of
tho bridal party and Lohensrin's. as
recessional. M
The color scheme of lavender and
canary was beautifully carried out in
the dresses OF the bridal party. AS
Miss Dick struck upthe strains of the
wedding march the party entered: |:
The ushers. Messrs. william Norward
Wells and Charlie DuBose down the
ccnter aisle. The bridesmaids, dresa-
cd In canary pussy willow taffeta with
lace and pearl trimmings. carrying
ba>kets OF small sunfowers enered
through the side aisIcs with the
gr@omsmen In the following order
sliks Marie Williams OF summerton
and Mr.. Kirk Hefiot Of Hcriot: Miss
Niin Rembcrt OF Woodrow ana Cdr.
Duncan McRae of Mintntn: Miss Mar
gaeet McGirt of Darlington and MIR.
DaSid John of Bcnnettsville: Miss
Es3abeth Henagan OF clio. and Mr.
Davidson Heriot. of Heri5t: Miss Sal
lie Rembcrt of Sumter and MIR. Jack
Heeagan of Mintdrh. Niiss Margaret
Evans OF Dillon ahdf MIR. Abbott Heriot
Of Pittsburg. Pa. '1cg'' oNt
little Miss Efile McDougal Evans.
Of ATLANTA. Ga. dressed to represent
q Riryland cupid. In a costume of
carnry and lavender. acted as ring
besrer and bore the ring down the
eenfsr aisle to the altar In the gold
en- heart Of a beautiful sunfiower.
she was followed by the danes of
hoaor. Mrs. Eugene A. Brown. OF
canden4 In white crepe dc chine. and
Mr.. N. E.fwelIs. OF Mernphis, Tenn.
~ white satin with court train.
Misses Rita and Carrie Heriot.
dressed In white with ribbons of ca
nary AMI lavender scattered sunflow-
or and violet petals before the bride,
whip. beautiful In dress OF Dutchess
spt1n. with court train. trimmed In
siIk lace and pearls and carrying a
shower bouquet Of brides roses enter
ed with her sister Miss Anna Adele
Heriot. who wore becoming dress of
lavender crepe dc chine. The bride
was met at the altar by her betrothed,
who entered on the arm Of his broth
er. Mr.. sam Evans. OF Minturn,
where they were united in marriage by
Rev. J. w. wailing Of McColl. with
the Impressive ring ceremony.
After the wedding more than two
hundred guests were entertained al
reception given at the brides
home. where the color scheme was
also beautifully carried out IN the
decorations OF the delightful course
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans were tho re.
cipients OF many beautiful and useful
presents. which were displayed in the
gift room to their many friends.
Among the out-of-t town guests. be-
sides the members OF the bridal party
were Mr.. n. Il. Wells and Miss
colzy wolls. of Memphis, Tenn; Mr.
and Mrs. w. w: Evans. Misses Kate,
Jane and Effle' Evans. of Dillon: Mr.,
and Mrs. j. y. Everett. aud Miss Kath-
crime Everett Of Bennettsville, Mrs.
Margare, McGirt. of Darlington: Mr..
and Mrs. John Evans. of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. =. II. Abbott. Mr. Ilcriot Rem
bert and many other relatives and
friends of Sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans left In an auto
mobile for Sumter. whore they took
the train for Columbia. from which
point they went north for their bril-
dal trip.
The bridal party I'm cars followed
them as far as Sumter and mt the
station showerod them with rice and
every good wish.