The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-04
Daniel Sudbury.

Daniel l-Sidbury.
Miss Willie Wellington Daniel, a
member Of the faculty of Columbia
college and the eldest daughter Of the
president, DR.. William w. Daniel, was
married yesterday afternoon at the
college to DR.. J. Buren Sudbury of Will
mington. The spacious halls and re-
! ception rooms of the main building Of
the college, which yield so effectively
to adornment, were never more taste
fully and attractively decorated. The
halls, darkened with green hangings
and softened with a twilight glow OF
electric Lights, were encircled with
North Carolina pines, emblematic Of
the native state of the bridegroom.
The large columns were green, with
clinging smilaX, extending the entire
length of the overhanging woodwork
and increasing the effect of the lovely
sylvan scene. In the east parlor where
the ceremony took place, the altar was
draped with palmettoes, azaleas and
South Carolina smilax, emblematic of
the native state of the bride Banked
fenrs and potted plants graced the va
rious hooks and corners. At $3.50
o'clock Miss Eva Wyatt of the senior
class of the college sounded the Lohen-
grin march and the ushers, Walter W.
Daniel, Jr., and Rodney Gary, entered.
The bride, wearing a modish and be
coming travelling suit of brown broad
cloth, entered the east parlor, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. W. W. Dan
iel, and preceded by her maid Of honor,
Miss Julia Daniel, her only sister. Be-
fore the altar she was met by the
bridegroom and his best man, the Rev.
w. V. McRae, pastor of Trinity Meth
odist church, Wilmington. The Rev.
DR.. Daniel, father of the bride, per-
formed the ceremony. After the vows
had been taken Miss Wyatt played
Mendelssohns wedding march and the
party proceeded into the main parlor,
wnere they received the congratula-
tions of the guests. Here a bevy of
mattresses, Misses Lois Hudgins, Mary
Langford, Carrie Haltiwanger, Lucia
Edison and Helen Clayton, served de-
licious cours of ices and wedding cake.
Assisting Mrs. Daniel in receiving
were Mesdames ]. NJ. Arail, E. A.
D0ozer, F. H. Hyatt and E. T. Cato.
The large number of beautiful and val
uaole gifts were on display in the west
parlor; where Misses Susie Langford,
Gertrude Manning and Olive Counts
assisted in receiving. Especially con-
spicuous were the gifts of the various
classes which Miss Daniel has taught
since her connection with the college.
Immediately after the reception the
bridal pair motored to the Seaboard
station and took the northbound train
for bridal trip.
Mrs. Sudbury, as Miss Daniel, has
been a popular and able member of
the college faculty for three years and
she will be greatly missed by the stu
dent body and a host of friends in Co.
lumbia. DR.. Sudbury is prominent
and successful young specialist of Will
mington, where a large number OF
friends and relatives will welcome his
bride when they return to take up their
residence there Although the we'd
ding was a private one, a number OF
Columbia friends and others from a
distance were present. Among the out
of-town guests were: Misses Gertrude
Manning and Omega Ellerbe, Latta;
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Aull, Estill; Miss
Munroe Owens, Dulbarton; Misses Su-
sic and Mary Langford and Olive
Counts, Prosperity; Miss Helen Clay
ton, Central; Miss Eva Wyatt, Easley;;
Miss Edith Sudbury, SCOTS Hill, N. c.;
the Rev. W. V. McRae, Wilmington, n.
&C.; Miss Lois Hudgins, Williamson;
Mrs. w. E. Vernon Darlington; Col.
and Mrs. E. H. Aull, Newberry.-The
State.