The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-01-07
Miss Minnie Jim Fleming
Celebrates Her Parents
Anniversary by Her Own
Marriage to Mr.. William
T. Jeter, in the Methodist
Church, Which Was Beau
tifully Decorated.

SdFliSle, Lee. ol.-1ne MeCnOQ1SC
Episcopal church presented quite
pretty scene Thursday noon when
Miss Minnie Jim Fleming celebrated
her parents thirty-fifth wedding ami
versary by her own marriage to Will
liam L. Jeter. Nothing was spared in
the decorations of the church and the
scene was truly very beautiful one.
An old English garden having large
arched gateway covered with smilax
from which was suspended a large
white bell showered with numerous
small bells. The Rev. r. C. Boulware
took his position just opposite the
white railing which surrounded a
beautiful pyramid of potted plants
lighted with tall candelabra. To the
left summer house covered with
trailing vines and lighted with many
white candles while beautiful green
hedge circled the entire garden; to the
right ferns, smilax and narcissus in
the glitter of innumerable lights lent a
charm to the beautiful musical pro-
graz Miss Aileen Deaver sang "At
Dswning wand GAIL for YOU; Miss
Perrin w Morga Ti,, sang "Until" and 81
the first notes OF LOneiik-~;,,. ,,,odd;,,,.
march played by Miss Anauste
Blake, the two little ribbon BE- $50
Misses Sadie and Grace Jeter, cousif D
of the groom, wearing white serge
dresses unfolded the ribbons, followed
by the ushers, James X. Deaver and
w. Earle Bates, taking their places on
opposite sides of the chancel. To add
a touch of beauty came the brides
maids dressed in short gowns OF green
crepe meteor with fur trimmings and
black picture hats carrying arm bou-
Duets of white, carnations tied With.
- Green floral tulle; Miss Mary Bates
and Wallace Ratchford came down
opposite aisles, crossing under the
gateway and facing each other; MISS
Elizabeth Deaver and DR.. Brown
Wright; Miss Lannes Morgan ana
Guy Thomas; Miss Ruth Thomas and
John R. Jeter. Mrs. Lawrence j.
Welch, the dame of honor, wearing
green charmeuse trimmed in enbroid-
cred chiffon with. hat of gold iace
and black velvet, carried white carna-
tions. Misses Mary Fleming and
Leita TRIMMER, maids of honor, came
next: they wore gowns OF greer
charmeuse with fur and chiffon trim
mings and picture hats, carrying
white carnations tied with green tulle
The groom and his best man, Dogai
Arthur. came down the right aisle an'
awaited the bride under the bell wher
the vows were pledged. Little VIII
liam Gist, the ring bearer, precede
the bride bearing the ring in silve
a. 4hA 0f
came the fair bride, especially lovel
in her handsome travelling suit 9
black velvet with hat and gloves I
match and corsage bouquet OF va
lev lilies. The only jewel worn was
handsome brooch presented to her ps
ternal grandmother on her graduatlo
day in 1849.
During the ceremony Miss Hlal
SOFTLY played "To Wild Rose" III
procession reversed its order to Me-
delssohn's march going to the hon
of the brides parents where rece
ton was held. The home was nev
more inviting than when its doc
were open to the friends of the brio
Miss Minnie Gist and Mrs. Villa
II. Gist received the guests and p1
sented them to the receiving line. h
ceiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleml
were Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Jeter, 7
rents of the groom, Mrs. T. r. Tri
mier, an aunt of the bride, and
bridal party. Refreshments we
served in the dining room where M
F. M. Farr and Mrs. Bishop lsom p
cided. A salad course was served
Misses Louisa Duncan, Nancy Jet
Rosa and Mary Ratchford and 81
Thomas. Miss Sadie Gist kept
brides register. Mrs. p. M. Eva
Jr., and Mrs. James X. Deaver PIN
fayors-the house throughout
darkened and decorated in red
green, with soft candle lights.
wedding gifts were numerous {
beautiful. The marriage of tn
young people was of interest to a v
circle of friends who wish for Il
all the good in life. The happy
pie left on the Carolina Special FOL
extended trip.
Among the out-of-town guests
Mrs. T. r. TRIMMER, Miss Leita III
mier, Miss Lannes Morgan, Miss
rim Morgan, Miss Mary Wilson I
Mrs. Bishop Isom, all of Spartanb,
Capt. and Mrs. F. M. Farr, Mrs.
Duncan, Miss Louisa Duncan,
Jackson, DIR. and. Mrs. ]. G. Going
of Union; Miss Minnie Gist, Mr..