The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-11-26
PROCTOR-PACE

Harvin, Nov. 18.-The homo Of Hon
and Mrs. John Ingram Brogdon Of
Brogdon was scene of gay festivity
this Afternoon wheno their grand
daughter, Miss Mabel Brogdon Proc
tor Of Columbia became the bride of
Mr.: Homer McGee Pace Of Charleston,
Rev. G. w. Triplette, officiating used
the Episcopal ceremony. The guests
were received by Mesdames j. Darby
White, Harry A. Davis, John B. Brog-
don and Ben II. Harvin. After the
reception they were invited. to partake
of punch which was served by Misses
Mary Haynes. and Rita Patrick. The
color scheme, yellow and white was
beautifully carried out in the dining
room, gift room and reception hall.
The parlor was tastefully decorated
in all white and green, with impro-
vised aisle and altar Of forms and
southern simlax with rows of white
candles.
TO the strains Of Lohengrcn's we'd
ding march rendered by Mr.. r. R.
Prcgnall of Charleston the wedding
party entered in the following order:
groomsmen, Sam John Brogdon of
, Harvin and Mr.. b. IT. Bitton of Char
lesion. Next came Miss Lillian Mar
shall of Charleston and Miss Beulah
eRgister Of Savannah, Ga. gowned in
rufflcd white organdie carrying a huge
bouquets of yellow chrysanthcmums,
followed by the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Clarence w. LeMorton, Of
Charleston. Next came the dame of
honor, Mrs. John Ingram Brogdon,
grand mother Of the bride, wearing
q clinging gown Of soft grey crepe de
chine, carrying a lovely bouquet Of
white chrysanthomums. The maid Of
honor, Miss Lille Eudora Brogdon,
came next gowned in yellow organdc,
wearing gold slippers. carrying n
bouquet of yellow chrysanthcmums.
The flower girls, little Misses Ethel
Brogaon and Incx Wells preceded the
bride carrying yellow baskets filed
with yellow chrysanthcmums. On the
tered beautifully gowned in white
sntin and georgcttc. embroidered with
pearls and tulle veil with bouquet Of
orange blossoms and her onl yorna-
mcnt, 4 pearl crescent, q gift of the
groom, carrying a bcauquet of brides
roses.
During .hc ceremony Traumarie
was softly rendered on the piano by
Mr.. Prcgnall. TO the music, Mcndol-
schn's wedding march the bridal
party repaired to the gift room where
they were the recipient Of many hearty
congratulations.
The guests were then invited to the
dining room where sweet course was
served by Misses Cornelia and Selma
White Of 'Slmtcr, 'Edwina Brogdon OF
Waycross, Ga. and Praucos Harvin of
Harvin. The brides cable was in the
center Of Che room covered with
Mexican drawn work table cover with
ribbons Of yellow tulle draped from
the chandelier and caught to the table
with bows and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The brides cake was decorated
with hearts.
The large number Of handsome
costly presents we're an attestation Of
the popularity Of the bride and groom.
, The brides going away suit was of
brown cloth. with accessories to
match. Amid q shower Of rice Mr.,
and Mrs. Pace left for their honey
moon to noints unknown.
The out of town guests were: Mrs.
Ben J.. Wheeler, Miss Jessie LeitZsay,
MRS. G. ]. Cullen and Mrs. Willard
Co,ntwri"ht of Columbia; Mr.. and
Mrs. X. II. Pragnall. Mrs. T.. r. Preg-
nall and Mrs. G. T.. Brogdon of
Charleston. Mrs j. w. Sproles and
Mrs, J, T. Duckett Of Greenwood; and