Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-12-05
Beautiful Church Wedding at
Trenton.

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Miss Fannie Butler Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. c. Miller,
and Mr.. Preston Brooks Wise, Jr.,
which was solemnized at eight
o'clock Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian church in Trenton in
the presence of large concourse of
friends. Both bride and groom are
representatives of prominent old
Carolina families. The bride is Of
the old ler-Tillman fami-
lies, of old Edge6eld, and is a grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Butler of North Augusta.
The groom is a descendant of the
distinguished family of Wise sot
Barnwell, S. c., his grandfather be-
ing Captain Sid Wise of the Con-
federacy. This in connection with
the personal popularity of the young
couple, caused their marriage to be
one of more than ordinary interest.
The church was exquisitely adorn-
ed in bridal color tone of green and
white, with palms and potted plants
and hundreds of handsome white
chlysanthemums, placed amid gar
lands of Southern smiiax. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E..
C. Bailey: assisted by Rev. Joe
Gaines. As the vast assemblage of
friends gathered they were enter
tanned with musical selections, Mrs.
Tom Jordan Of Winnsboro, presid-
ing at the ORGAN and Miss Maryetta
Langford's magnificent voice was
heard in II Love You" and Sweet
heart. AS the last sweet note died
away the wedding march announced
the bridal party, which was led by
the ushers, Mr.. c. A. Griffin, Mr.
J. C. Day, Mr.. J. D. Mathis, Jr.,
and Mr.. B. R. Tillman, Jr., who
advanced to the altar, and stood on
either side of the arch of green and
white over which futtered huge
.butterfy Of white tul T ne groom
attended by his best man,, Mr..
Frank Miller, next entered and was
followed by the ring bearer, little
Miss Rosa May Miller, a small
cousin of the bride, who wore a
dainty gown of white and carried
| the ring embedded in an immense
bouquet of roses. The bride entered
with her sister, Miss Sabe Miller,
and has never been lovelier than in
her wedding gown of lustrous satin
duchesse elaborately trimmed in
pearls and the entire graceful figure
enveloped in the mist of delicate
tulle that was caught to the hair
with a slender coronet of orange
blossoms. Her flowers were bride
roses. The maid Of honor was no
less lovely in a gown of nile green
moire with trimmings of rhlnestones
and carried an armful of huge white
chrysanthemums. During the cere-
mony Schubert's ''Serenade' was
softly and sympathetically rendered
by Mrs. Jordan.
Immediately after the church
ceremony reception was held at
the hospitable home of the Millers,
which was beautifully adorued for
this auspicious event with a pro-
fusion of handsome flowers, especial
ly beautiful being the brides table
with its cleaning silver and cut
glass and its elaborately iced cake,
which on being cut, it was found
that the ring and bachelors button
fell to Miss Langford and Mr.. Al
fred Day. A sumptuous buffet
supper in keeping with the hos
pitality of the home was served the
many guests present and later the
bride changed her wedding gown
for a smart travelling toilette and
accompanied by the most feilcltous
of good wishes, the young couple
left for journey. On their return
they will make their home with
Mrs. Susie Miller, an aunt OF the
groom.
Many and very handsome were
the gifts sent this young couple and
the love of their humorous friends
was evidenced in a most substantial
manner.
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