The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-03
Chappell.Kurtz.

Chappell.kRrtZs
Newherry, July IA marriage of
much interest to Newberry society
was that of Miss Gladys Chappell to
Ford Kurts of New York, solemn
ized at 1880 o'clock Thursday even
ing at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. J. w. Chappells, in Main street.
The ring ceremony was Performed by
the Rev. E. D. Kerr, in the presence
Of intimate friends. Just before the
ceremony Miss Miriam Norris of EDGE
field sang Somewhere a Voice is
Calling" and Because I Love You,
piano accompaniment by Mrs. Will
Bynuu of Georgetown. To the strains
OF the bridal chorus from Lohengrin,
the bride descended the stairway on
the arm of her brother, John Chap
pell, and was met by the bridegroom.
and together they advanced to the
middle of the hall, where standing be-
tween two tall white pedestals en-
twined with smilax, and capped with
baskets of shasta daisies, with wed
ding bell of shasta daisies pendant
>xrom above, the two young people spoke
The vows that united them for lie.
The bride was the embodiment OF
earhsh grace and beauty in her ex-
suisite wedding gown of white en-
breidered chiffon combined with sat-
in. with court train falling from the
shoulder, her bridal bouquet being
Of lavender orchids, while her only
ornament was a handsome diamond
and sapphire brooch, the gift OF the
bridegroom. After congratulations
the bride donned a travelling suit and
tae young couple motored to Colum-
bia, whence they started on an e1-
tended wedding trip.
The bride is young woman OF en-
1saging personality and Will be much
missed by a host of friends who re-
sret that her marriage will take her
away from Newberry.
Reception Given at Home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright in Newberry.
A delightful affair in connection
with the recent marriage Of Miss
Gladys ChappeH and Mr.. Kurtz was
tie large reception which was tend
cred them on the evening before their
marriage by Mr. and Mrs. Haskell
Wr;sht. uncle and aunt OF the bride;;,,
at tehir attractive new home in MAIN
street The guests were welcomed at
the door by Mss Katharine Wright
and Mrs. vii! Bynum and shown to
the drawing room by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Goggans, Jr., Miss Ethel Jones
and Miss Ruby Goggans. Receiving
with the bride and groom were Mr.
and Mrs. Wright, Miss Mary Frances
Pool. Miss Kurtz of Stradsburg. Pa,
Miss Rosalyn Hipp, Miss Miriam Nor
rts of Edgefeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Mayes. Mrs. Mamie Kinard Of Ninety
Six. Mrs. Puett of Charlotte, Mr.. Will
Brown and Miss Helen Tillman OF
Rdge6eld. The house was decorated
throughout with June choicest now
ers. roses and sweet peas being used
In the reception hall and drawing!
room. while daisies reigned supreme
in the dining room. where the BRIDE
table was dainty with the brides cake
iced in daises as centerpiece, with
g mist of tulle floating down from
the chandelier and caught in nuny
bews at opposite corners to baskets
&4aed with daises. In this room a.
number OF girls served block cream
aaa white cake and the guests were
then directed to the side veranda,
where Misses May Dold, Bernice Mar
tin and Mrs. Homer Schumper dis
sensed refreshing punch. The brides
cake was cut by the young folk pres
aat sor the fate emblerns, Miss Bess
@areon cutting the ring MrsJ. c. Cog
rams, Jr., the thimble, Miss Julia hio-
ler the penny and Miss Kurtz the key
to fortune.
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