Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-14
/DoUGLAs-ROOF.

One Of the lovliest weddings evel
witnessed in New Brookland. was
that of Miss Lola Mae Douglass of
New Brookland to Jesse Vernon
Roof of Lexington. which was SOL
emnized at the Brookland baptist
church Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock The church was beautifully
decorated with scores of large ferns
and southern scmilax. The ribbon
bearers entered first and united two
huge rosettes of link satin ribbon.
They were little Misses Jewel Kleck-
lev Amaie Hall. Harriet weaver and
Lucie Hannicutt. all dressed in frilly
pink frocks. with larg airy bows of
pink on the hair. next came the bride
maids and groomsmen. Miss Dora
Bell with Mr.. Frank Woods, Miss
Jewel Shuu with Mr.. James Riser
Miss Broy Swygert with Mr.. Dock
Hook and Miss Annie Belle Klapman
with Mr.. Berly Hendrix. The maids
were all dressed in pink organdie
frocks and large picture hats tc
match and carried huge arnfuls of
pink carnations and fern. Miss Lii
lian Rucker of Swansea the maid of
honor: entered alone. she was beau.
tiful in pink georgette dress and pic.
ture hat of pink chiffon. Mrs. R.
H Fulmer. dame of honor, entered
next. she was charming in all white.
her own wedding dress. Both dame
and maid of honor carried armsful of
pink carnations and ferns. The lit.
! tie flower girls. Misses Lucille Doug.
lass. only sister of the bride and Doris
Stallings, came next. They were in
dainty pink dresses and bows and
carried baskets Of lovely pink rose
buds and fern. The little ring bear.
er. little Miss Ellis Summer entered
with the tiny pink satin basket. in
which she CARED the ring embedded
in beautiful white rosebud. She
wore all pink.
The bride perfectly lovely in white
crepe de chine with veil of tulle and
shower boquet of brides roses. enter
ed with a very dear friend of the ia.
mily, Mrs. G. C. Greene of Spartan.
burg. who was dressed in pink Geor.
gette. never before has anything
more lovely. greeted the eye than
this popular bride. She was pre-
ceded to the altar by tiny Harrel
Hall all in pink silk. who carried the
lovely white satin pillow. The bride
was met at the altar by the groom
with his best man Mr.. @. L. Roof
his youngest brother.
The ring ceremony was performed
by the brides pastor. Rev. j. Smith
The music was beautifully rendered
by Miss Mary Susan Roof of Lexing-
ton. cousin of the groom.
The bridal party and relatives
were entertained at the home of the
bride. Immediately after the cere-
mony an iced course was served. Those
having charge of the serving were
Mesdames D. J. Douglass. mother of
the bride. Lemuel Hall and j. NJ.
Hunnicutt of Orangeburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roof left on an early train for
jacksonville from which they went to
St. Augustine. Anatasia Island and
South Palm Beach Fla. Mr.. Roof
has an important position with the
Seaboard Railroad in Columbia while
his bride is one of the most loved
young school teachers in the Brook
! land graded school,
The five tables of gorgeous pres
ents proved the popularity of thia
charming couple.
The out of town guests here for
the wedding were Mrs. NJ. J. Rucker.
Lillian Rucker. and Mr.. P. L. Lv-
brand of Swansea Mrs. G. C. Greene
and little daughter Lola Annette of
Spartanburg. Miss Mary Susan Roof
of Lexington. Mrs. Mary Douglass
grandmother of the bride. Mrs. Ro'
bert Stoker Mrs. J. NJ. Hunnicut.
Misses Lucille. jim. N 'ry; Elizabeth