The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-07
MANNING, S. c., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER z 1921
PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE

On T:ursay, September 1st, at five
o'clock in the Methodist church of
Manning a beautiful wedding cere-@
mony was solemnized when Miss Julia
Adelaide Wilson became the bride of
Mr. William Theodore Lesesne, Jr.
The church was tastefully decorated
in Smilax, ferns, marigold, golden
glow and yellow daisies, which ef-
fectively carried ou the color scheme
of green and gold Just before the
appointed hour Miss Isabella Thomas
attired in brown silk lace over satin
took her place at the piano and play
ed Water Lily" by MacDowell. At
five o'clock to tie strains of Lohcn-
grins wedding marcl: the bridal party
entered the church, the bridesmaids
by the right aisle, the groomsmen by
the left, crossing in front of the
chancel and taking their places with
in the chsncel in two rows, brides
maids standing directly in front of
the gr0omsMcn. The bridesmaids
dressed in fluffy yellow organdies,
carrying organdie hats filled with vel
low daisies, golden glow and ferns,
came down the right aisle and the
groomsmen on the left in the follow
ing order.
Miss jamie Marion Wilson and Mr..
Hugh Ryon, Miss Sue Sprott and Mr..
Norwood A. Hall, Miss Tora Bagnal
and Mr.. Harvin e. McFaddin. Miss
Sarah Lesesne and Mr.. J. O. Covan.
Miss Lila Foy and Mr.. Sam John
Brogdon, Miss Lille Brogdon and Mr.,
Frank Dwight.
Next came the maid Of honor, Miss
Margaret Wilson, sister of the bride,
wearing brown satin trimmed in
wooden beads and CARRYING cream
gladiolas.
Following the maid of honor was
the dainty little ring bearer, little Re-
Decca Lesesne, dressed in n frilly vel
low .orGandie and carrying the ring in
the heart of a sunflower.
The bride, wearing lovely coat
suit OF navy blue tricotne and a chic
hat of navy duvetyne faced with duve-
tyne of tomato shade and carrying a
shower boquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley, entered on the
arm of her brother, Mr.. II. Laurcns
wilson and the groom entered from a
side entrance with his best man, Mr..
Morgan Sauls.
The bride and groom were met at
the alter by Rev. C. B. Smith, pastor
or the MethodistAchurch.o of which. the
bride is member, performed the
very impressive ceremony using the
ring. service. During the ceremony
Nevin's Love Song was softly playcd
on the piano by Miss Thomas. The
bride is a graduate Of Winthrop Col
lege and tne of Mannirgs most
popular and attractive young ladies.
The groom is prominent young
business man Of Manning. Immediat-
ly after tic ceremony the bride and
groom motored to Sumter where they
took train for the mountains Of
North Carolina for stay of several
weeks
The out-of-t town guests for the we'd
ding w,.re: Miss Lila Foy of Spring.
field, Miss Sallie Clowny of Colum-
bia, Miss Lille Brogdon of Harvin,
Misses Frances and EIisa Hawkins of
Hartsville, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher of
Wlnston-Salem, N. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Souls Of Winston Salem, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Lcsesne of Sum
merton, Mr.. Morgan Sauls of Winston
Salem, N. c., Mr. Frank Dwight of
Eastover, Mr.. j. O. Covan Of willing
ton, Mr.. Hugh Ryan of Wcdgeficid
Mr.. Sam Jno. Brogdon of Harvin, Mr..
Harvin McFaddin of Hagerstown, Mr.,
Mr.. Ernest Cunningham of Savannah
Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Van Wilson of
Darlington.