The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-01-15
McInniS-White.


much interest and very beautiful in
every detail was that of Miss Gertrude
McInnis to Mr.. George White, of
Smithfield, N. c., which took place at
Carolina Presbyterian church We'd
nesday afternoon December, 81, at
4:30 o'clock.
The church was beautifully and ar
tistically decorated in bridal white
and green. Almost semi-circle Of
banked pines in front Of which were
eight pedestals with lattice between
twined with smilax and pink roses
formed the altar. The pedestals were
topped with candles which cast soft
glow throughout the church.
At the appointed time the ushers
entered the white aisle from the rear
to the altar then they ushered in the
musicians, Mrs. F. Lipscomb, Miss Ell
len White, Dillon and Mr.. Willie Nc
Innis, brother of the bride. Miss Car
michael played and Mr.. McInnis sang
Perfect Day" and Somewhere a
Voice is Calling" Miss White sang
Il Love You Truly Then Mrs. Lips
comb took her place at the piano and
at the first strains of Lohengrin's the
bridal party began to enter. First
came little Malcolm John Mcdonald
and Louis McInnis, John D. Mc1nnis
and Lera McInnis, the little boys
dressed in navy suits with white shoes
and ties, the little girls dainty in
white organdy, who opened the gates
for the bridal party, next came the
ushers, Mr.. Dunk McInnis end Mr..
X. L. Mcdonald, following came to-
gether: Rev. C. G.. Brown Of Clio and
John McSween of Rowland who took
their places at the altar. Then the
bride, and Beaulah Easterling daint-
lily dressed in white carrying roses.
Then followed the bridesmaids and
groomsmen, Mr.. Daniel Henderson
and Miss Eris Stanton, Mr.. Baxter
Stanton and Miss Flora Carmichael OF
Hamer, Mr.. Edwin McInnis and Miss
Marian Basterling of Dillon, Mr.. Lu-
clan Norton and Miss Florence White
of Ore Hill, N. c.. The bridesmaids
wore white georgette dresses with
white picture hats and carried roses.
Following came the dame of honor,
Mrs. ]. M. Fisher Of Wilmington, y.
c., sister of the groom in grey geor-
gette dress and grey hat with touch
of rose. Then came Miss Emma Kate
McInnis, sister of the bride, as mald
of honor in a girlish frock OF PINK
georgette and hat carrying pink ros-
es. Little Nancy McInnis and Edlth
McLaurin dainty in white organdy,
then came scattering rose petals III
the path of the bride. Dainty little
Lois Ayres Of Nichols entered bring
ing the ring in the heart of rose.
She was followed by the bride on
the arm of her father. The bride was
never lovlier than in her WeddlhS
gown of georgette and satin over
which hung her veil in graceful
folds. She carried shower bouquet
of brides roses. She was met>at the
altar by the groom and his best man
Mr.. Austin of Smithfield, n. Z.
During the impressive ring cere-
mony performed by Rev. Mr.. NC
Sween assisted by Rev. Mr.. Brown
Mrs. Lipscomb softly rendered
Hearts" and the bridal party lett
the church to the strains OF Mendel-
sohn's march.
Immediately after the wedding
reception for the bridal party and
few friends was held at the home. a
delicious salad course and coffee was
served.
The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McInnis and Is
young woman Of winning personality
and her many friends regret that her
home will now be in another state.
The groom is a progressive young
business man of Smithfield.
During the afternoon the BRIDE
donned her travelling suit of blue WIFI
accessories to match.
On Tuesday evening, December
so Mrs. w. McInnis delightfully."- eH
tertained the bridal party and !e'
friends at a 6 o'clock dinner.
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