Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-07-16
RDOt-BOW MAN

y notably briIlian, social event II
Lexington was the marriage on sun
day AFTERNOON ut. $50 o'c}o"3; "t Miss
LII" r>arI2 Roof. Of I-yXin&ton, and
A}r. Morroc Bowman Of Harl~yvill@
which was solcmn:zcd at jhe home Of
The brides parents: NJ. and Mrs. c..
(. !;oof Ly the Ecv J. !. Cromcr and
J. ". Oxncr.
Tn uarIor was mos; arti@tically dec
GRATED with :car2an3s, pjnl, and white
producing 4 very pleasing effect
with pinl; and mite j1ydran2c2s form
ing back ground. In the center Of
tho Ccr:or hung a Beautiful white
w,.i...ms h>ll which effected 4 lovely
pink and white scheme llIrou=Moot,
entering through the hall way the
dainty brides maids anG handsome
: u<..:s::,.;:; toIn.vC - ae:.:!c:-c:e,
while Miss Erncstinc Barre sang
with eentiencss and expression. "At
The D~wnin&. love YOU" lnd ~ love
you'E
To the strains Of Lohcngrin's we'd
ding march skillfully rendered by the
'brilliont pianist Miss Vcda Bare. the
bride a vcri,abIo picture Of
benign beauty and lovcliness grace
fully leaning on the arm Of her broth
el 6. Melton s Roof of Lexington. en-
tered through the hall way and was
met at the door BY the handsome
bridegroom and his best man Mr.. Roy
Minis Of Pine Wood, s. c..
In impressive and solemn manner.
and to the sound Of "Melody Of
Love" by Miss Veda Barre.
The Rev OXner and Cromer pro-
nounced the words that made the
couple man and wife using the beautl
full ceremony of the Lutheran church
The bride was handsomely dressed
in silk chiffon trimmed IN real lace
over mcssaline her veil was gather
ed in French style with clusters OF
lilies of the valley. Carrying a lovely
shower bouquette of white roses and
maiden fern.
The groomsmen were Willie Baker
and Sidney Hilton of Harleyville. 5. &
The bridesmaids were Misses Blon-
dele Hook and Rutlo Buff of LeXinS
ton.
Misses Marie Roof of Columbia and
Eula Addy of Lexington as maids OF
honor.
The bridesmaids wore lovely gowns
of pink georgette over pink messallne
and carried bouquets of pink carna-
tons and ferns. The maids Of honor
wore exquisite gowns of pink geor-
gette beaded over pink messaline,
and carried a mammouth bunch Of
pink roses tied with white tulle.
The ring bearer--little Verlillian
Wineard George Of Lexington was
beautifully dessed in white chiffon
over pink. bearing the ring in Gala
lily.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guest were ushered in the dining room
which was beautiful decorated in the
color scheme pink and white where
a delicious sweet course was served.
Following this the happy couple left
for Washington, Baltimore and other
points north.
The brides gins away suit was Of
beautiful water wave champaign tai
fC,a with accessories to match.
Mrs. Bowman is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Roof Of LeXing-
ton and besides her lovable DISPOSE
ton and splendid traits of character,
is noted for her many friends who
wish her much happiness and success.
Also she has been a teacher in the
Harleyville graded school where she
won the fiendship of ell her pupils
and patrons.
Iir. Bowman is a prominent busi-
ness man of Harleyville and numbers
his friends by the score.
The out of town guest were-Miss
Lucinda Sans of Jonesville, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Bearden. D. W. Roof and
family of Columbia Mr.. and Mrs j.
D. Wingard, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Minis
and Mr. CanadN of HarleVVille.