The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-05-14
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stateburg, MaS 1o.-The even :g Of
May 8 in the life Episcopal church,
Stateburg. Miss Rrnie Moore, daugh-
ter OF Mrs MARION DeVeaux Pinck-
ney, was married TO ST. Julien Myzyck
Rarnwell.
The exquisite church was banked
with roses and wild smiiax and light !.
ed by many candles. Just ,fore the
wedding march was played Mrs.
Plowden sang q bridal song. The ac-
compllshed orsanist was Mrs. Ma
kenzie Moore. The Rev. William
Barnwell Of Wilmington. the father
Of the bridegroom. performed the
marriage ceremony and the picture
priests robes at ne head OF the chan
eel surrounded ~ bevy of lively
young women made a fitting setting
for SO lovely an occasion.
The bride, exnnisitely gowned in
white satin with veii and orange bios
SONS came in ON the arm of her
, tather DeVeaux Sioore, and was met
at the altar by the bridegroom at
| tended by his brother, John Barnwell,
OF Rock Hill. as hest man. The dame
| Of honor, sister CT the bridegroom,
was Mrs Greene of Wilmington. The
raid Of honor. Miss Ress Ryan of
Salisbury The bridesmaids were
Miss Adrian TrcZavant, Miss Henri
.tta Dargan. Miss Emma Pinckney
and Miss Cordie Heriott; the flower
girl was little Julia Simons, and the
ringbearer, little Eannie Arthur. niece
IN pale pink cyanide with organ-
die hats to a9atch-eaca carried
| punches of sweet peas.
| Messrs DeSaussure Moore, Irving
! Richardson, KIRK Heriott, John
Moore Charles Moore and Mckenzie
Moore were the ushers and groons-
rlen.
| Immediately after the ceremony the
| reception was held at 1.-The Ruins"
The home which hes been IN the fam
! lily from generation to generation,
here the gracious hostess and loved
mother, Mrs. Marion DeVeauN Pinck-
ney, welcomed her guests.
1.-The Ruins" the ideal old planta-
sion home. bro a piazzas and spa
sious rooms w;g9 never more beau
-iful. the man;sls and tables were
aanks Of grey h.oss and srnilax, ens-
oedded in roses, sand soft eyes spoke
| owe to- eyes ttas spoke, again and all
went merry as q wedding bell"
| The dining room was presided over
by Mrs. DeVeauS Moore and a deh-
+! cious supper was served from the
celebrated Esthe. Marion . china
which had been, presented TO the
great grandmother of the bride by
I the state Of South Carolina ona her
marriage to General Francis Marion
more than 1875 years ago--each piece
bears the monogram "E.
! All of the immediate countryside
we're there-nanes which represent
! South Carolina history-it is not like
that another, community could
have have been ssembled- under one
roof where the D great. majority sef
| hose present wee from an ancestry
| Who had lived; lovad and died if;
| same area, as those gathered at this
! historic home for the wedding the
names of the families :: PinckneY.
! Barnwell, Richardson. tanning :Hef-
! lott, Anderson, SaIndersS Ryan, Dszr- Dsz9r-
gan, Reese: and others. those. from a
distance, Miss Annie Parker, aunt OF
! the. bride, from Winthrop; Mr. and
! Mrs, Dudley, Pendleton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayward. Charlotte, Mr.. De Horn.
Mrs. William Art&tur, Miss Helen Me-
Master, Columbia, and, MI. and Mrso
Walter White, Ohio. 4: So
| The young couple will return, after.
| short trip to The Ruins to make
their home.