The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-08-02
Duncan-Horne

Mapning, July 29-Special: One OF
the most beautiful marriage OF the sea-
son was solemuized in the Manning
Methodist church on Wednesday even
ing at $50 o'clock, when Miss Elizabeth
Louise Duncan became the bride OF
Mr.. James Olin Horne. Promptly at
the appointed hour, as the bridal chor-
Gus rendered by Nesdames Davis and
Haynesworsh, Messrs. Davis and Wells
began, the bridal party entered. First
came the urshers-Mr. D. W. Gavin
and Mr.. Laird HugginS, Mr.. Sam Bar
ron and Mr.. Watson Duncan. The
bridesmaids, attired n white net over
taffeta, catered singly, each bearing a
lighted taper, with shower bouquet OF
sweet peas. First came Miss Fannie
Lou Sauls, followed By Miss Pammle
Bradham. then Miss Annie Lee ABBOTT
and Miss Mary Purdy, followed by MISS
Louise Higgins and Miss Ria Haynes
worth. These formed double aisle.
through which came the matrons OF
honor. first Mrs. Watson Boone Duncan
Jr., in white embroidered charmeuSe,
carving an armful OF pink glaoloias,
followed by Mrs. Duncan Albert, at
tired in black spangled net over accor-
6ion-plated satin, with American Beau
ty accessories, carrying an armSui o.
garnet giadiolas:
Then came Miss Ruth Marks, made
Of honor, attired in a Lucille model Of
pink taffeta. embroidered in gold, and
golden slippers, carrying pink giadio-
Master Herman Bradham, Jr.. came
in with the ring on lily followed by
the tiny flower girls. Gertrude Rigby
and Clara Haynesworth, dressed in
short waicted plated organdie dresses,
carving baskets of sweet peas. Then
came the bride on the arm OF her moth
er. Mrs. Watson 5. Duncan, and was
met at the altar by Mr.. Horne, the
groom. aud Dr.. Steadman, best man.
Then the maids entered the chancel
and formed a pryamid behind the min
lister. The ring ceremony was per-
formed by Dr.. W. B. Duncan, father
OF the bride.
The brides dress was combination
of white charmeuse, Georgette crepe
and real lace, embroidered in seed
pearls, with court train, hand embrold-
cred. She never looked more lovely
than in her wedding gown, and short
white vel, caught among her hair
with lilies of the valley. She carried
E. shower OF bouquet of brides roses
and valley lilies Mrs. w. B. Duncan,
ST., wore dress of gray charmeu =,
with corsage bouquet OF pink gladlo:.S-
Just before the ceremony Miss 40.
ME Lee Abbott sang "At pawnlog:
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Marian Wells.
followed by Schurbert's ''Serenade, "
rendered by Mesdames Davis and
Hynesworth, accompanied by Mr.. Lau-
rens Bradham, who followed this with
a piano solo, "At Evening" The
bridal party left the church on path
way strewn with sweet peas by the
flower Girls. to the strains of Mendels-
sohn's wedding March," rendered
by Mr.. Braaeam. The church was
beauti .ully decorated in white and
green, with pink .apers shedding a SOFT
GLOW over the whole scene.
The out-of-town guests were: Drr: ).
Nj. Steadman. Jr., Spartanburg, Mrs.
Albert. Miss Albert Rock Hill, Miss
Ruth Marks Augusta, Miss Ria Haynes
worth Florence, Miss Annie Lee, Alb
bott, Mr.. David Gavin, Mr.. and Mrs;
C. D. Dukes St. George, the Rev. ana
Mrs. w. B. Duncan, r.. Homestead,
Fla, Mrs. HaynesN orth and family
Florence.-News and Courier.