The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-13
MARRIED ON WEDNESDAY.
Miss Louise Wilson and MIR. Henry
Zeigler Quietly United at Home.

Ze1gler Quletly United at nome.
A wedding which connected two
prominent families of this section of
the State occurred Wednesday morn
| ing of last week at the home Of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Johns, in
this city when Miss Louise Wilson
was married to Mr.. Henry Zeigler.
| The entire home was decorated for
the occasion with dignity and artistic
taste, asparagus ferns, smilax and
chrysanthemums being used through
out. The hallway was in green with
Christmas berries and gorgeous poin-
settas and white and green colors
were abundant in the corridors, while
the parlor was green and white with
cut glass vases of chrysanthemums,
the whole color scheme blending into
a beautiful setting.
The guests were received by Mes
danes B. D. Carter and J. H. Murphy
and Miss Bertha Rich served punch
from a prettily arranged corner Of
the hail. Many handsome gifts of
cut glass, silver and china ware were
displayed from table in the hall,
which evidenced the wide popularity
of the couple. Just before the sol
emn VOWS were taken Mrs. w. L.
Johns sang and Mrs. Gladys Hunter
next played the wedding march. Sc
lections were also rendered on the
violin and piano by Mr.. Paul Whit
akr and Mrs. B. D. Carter.
|, Promptly at 1880 O'clock little ],
Miss Martha Johns and William Free
marched down the hallway carrying
baskets tied with pink ribbons from
which they strewed pink rose petals
thus forming an aisle. These were
followed by dainty little Mary Louise
Johns, cousin of the bride, who bore
the ring in pink chrysanthemum,
all the children being dressed in
white. Then came the bride and
bridegroom who approached an im-
proyised altar of ferns and pines
lighted up with candles, and stopped Z
under an arch entwined with smtlax
on each side of which were pedestals
with caldelabra. There they were !;
united in marriage by Rev. George
P. White, pastor Of the Bamberg
Baptist church.
The bride wore taupe coat suit
with shoes and accessories to match
and carried an armful of bride roses.
An elegant salad course was served
which also included almonds. mints
and demi tasse. t3s 8.
The bride, who is graduate OF 1
Columbia college, is widely known
and recognized as one of BambeTg's
most charming and beautiful girls.
She had taught in the schools of g
number Of towns in this State and
was originally from Barnwel county.
but for the past few years had been
making her home here. Mr.. zeigler
is an Orangeburg county man, where
he has always lived and achieved re-
markable success in farming. He re-
Gently moved to Bamberg, however.
and the young couple will probably
make their home here. The bride
groom is a former student of Glenn
son college, and is very popular here
and elsewhere over the State. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. zeigler left on
wednesday afternoon train from Dem
mark for an extended bridal tour
to Cuba, Palm Beach and many oth-s
or Southern points.
Out of town guests at the wedding
were: Mrs. Lawton Ellis, of Allen
dale; Mrs. W. 1. Johns and little
daughter, of NBaldock; Miss Bertha
Rich, of Blackville; Mrs. Gladys Hun
ter, of Batesburg; Mrs. Frank Shaas
ley, of Lexington; Mrs. L. w. Brst
ley, Miss Sadie Bradley, Mrs. Florrie
Jennings and Mr.. Wilmot Jennings, OF
orangeburg; and Mr.. Tillman zeig-
NHavinN