Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-10-27

elarke-Bomar Wedding at
Trenton.
Zone of the most beautiful we'd
|dings of the fall season was that of
Miss Helen Clarke of Trenton to Mr..
Sloan Eiomar of Columbia. The mar
Eriage took place in the Episcopal
Church at Trenton OF which Miss
Clarke is member.
ne The church was decorated in white
and green, ivy vines trailing in taste
iful design on the white background
which covered almost half the inside
of the church. White chrysanthe-
nuns i'm profusion were used and
large bouquets tied with white ribbon
marked TIL, entrance to the ribbons
Where the family and guests of hon.
lsor s, were seated. Myriads of candles
appeared behind the altar.
Before the bridal party entered,
musical programme kept the friends
S:ongregated in most romantic
frame Of mind. go Promise Me" was
aung by Mrs. E. l.. Crooks Of Ridge
Spring, followed by a violin solo,
tssSouvenir," by Mr.. j. b. Mathis of
Augusta,
the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
aengrin was being sung by Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Vann, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Day, Mrs. E. L. Crooks, Miss Maude
Belts and Miss Sadie Minis, the two
little ribbon giAls, Dorothy Miller
and Felicia Moss, entered wearing
accordion pleated dresses of white
with sashes and bows
pf tulle. Then followed the candle
bearers who lit the myriad candles;
Miss Marie Smith, of Dillon; Miss
Kate Clinton Satcher of Ward and
Miss Fannie Harrison of Trenton
wearing dainty dresses of white taf-
feta and maline.
e TO the strains of the Bridal Chorus
played by Mrs. P. B. Day, who was
the accompanist for the evening, the
ushers, Messrs. William Sawyer OF
Ridge Spring and Harrison Parks of
Columbia took their places followed
by two maids, Miss Rebecca Hanna
han of Winnsboro wearing costume
Of Syellow satin and Miss Dorothy
Bettis of Trenton wearing white sat
III IN Next came two groomsmen, Mr..
Roland Edison of Ward and Mr.. Jo-
seph Green of Columbia. Following
these at graceful distance were
Miss Katherine Poole of Greenville
IN white satin and silver lace and
Miss Annie Durham in yellow satin
and gold lace, all carrying bouquets
OF, pink Killarney roses; Two 0ther
grooniismen followed, Messrs. Way
land Cato of Ridge Spring and Coy
Etheredge.
The Two little4pillow bearers. came
neaS Pierce and Rope Nsa9,,
costumed in the daintiest and ny
becoming of white satin suits. The
flower girls were little Rebecca Rob-
erts of Marion and Mary Morris
Wicker of Trenton in white crepe
de-chine with bows and sashes OF
tulle, carrying baskets of rose petals
which they scattered in the path OF
the bride. The ring bearer was Shep-
pard Jones, Jr., a nephew of the
groom, carrying the ring in a heart
shaped pillow of white satin. Follow
ing him came one of the maids Of
honor. Miss Corrine Clarke, dressed
in white satin and silver trimmings
bearing a bouquet of white killar-
ney roses. Then came the bride on
the arm of another sister and maid
of honor. Miss Marion Clarke, who
gave her away. Miss Marion wore
becoming gown of yellow satin and
gold lace trimmings, also carrying
white Killarney roses.
The brides dress was of lustrous
white satin with pearl trimmings,
veil of cap shape with orange bios
SONS and embroidered court train.
They were met at the altar by the
groom and best man, Mr.. Olin Bo-
mar.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. L. A. Peatross, and the wedding
party passed out to the strains OF
Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
After the ceremony, a brilliant
reception was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Moss whose home
adjoins the church. Here the guests
were received by Mrs. Moss and Mrs.
]. A. Clarke, mother of the bride,
and were conducted to the receiving
line which was composed of the we'd
ding party, by Mrs. julius Vann. !,
Delightful fruit punch was served
in the hall by Misses Sabe Miller and
Sadie Long. Mrs. B. j. Miller who
had charge of the brides book, was
attired in lovely evening dress Oh
crepe-de-chine.
During the evening white and
green block cream and pound cake
and mints were served.
The table on which stood the
brides cake was most tastetully
adorned, real work of art accom-
plished by that queen Of decorators,
Mrs. Albert Miller, white tuile
streamers being attached to the cell
ing and tied in bows at equal dis
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