Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-06-15

The best is the cheapest, and
that Is the Willard. Hughs Garage.
Walhalla.-adv.
Mrs. S. N. Pitchford is spending
this week visiting among relatives
and friends in Greenvilie.
Harry 'Fayonsky, who has been in
Florida for the past several months
is among his Walhalla friends again.
| Miss Emma Sitton, Of Pendle-
ton, is spending some time in Wal
halla visiting her sister, Mrs. S. =.
Dend. and family.
| Mrs. l.. r. Covington and chill.
dren left Monday for Georgetown,
where they will spend the summer
with Mrs. Covington's parents, DR..
and Mrs. J. l.. Stokes.
Mrs. Dresden A. Smith and two
! byos left last Monday for Kershaw
county. where they will Be for about
month visiting Mrs. Smiths par
cmts, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ii. Mcleod.
--'Ellison NJ. Smith. who has been
| attending the Law School OF the Uni
vcrsity O. South Carolina. is spend
inE the summer VACATION with his
parents and among relatives and
friends III nj, s.cti,n.
For Sale - Lime and cement
See Jas. II. Darby, Walhalla, S. C.
-.adv.-2
The many friends Of Joseph
Norton will regret to hear that he
was compelled to undergo an opera
ton recently at the Stccdley lloSpi-
tai. Spartanburg. We join with many
others in the hope for his speedy re-
covcry and early return to Wnlhalla
to be win relatives and among his
friends here.
Miss Annie Cobb left Monday
for Columbia. where she will under
20 an operation. She was accOmpan-
led by DR.. b. T.. Sloan and h"r sis
ter, Mrs. Jay w. IIutchison. Miss
cObb's many friends here and else
whore in the county will join w'th US
in the hope that Sh" may be able
soon To return TO Wnlhalla completes
ly restored TO health.
One Of the most beautiful wcu-
dingS ever S0lcmnized in Wa. .alla
was that Of Miss Frances Shields Is
bell and Henry Dietrich Hiemann. at
9 p. m. on "Wednesday evening. June
>th. at St. Johns Lutheran church,
in the form Of Il rainbow wedding.
with tracings of dainty vines. The
whole cmbcllishcd with potted plants
and baskets and urns Of swcet-peaS
and ferns. Candles Of pink, lavcn-
dar, green and blue were aglow from
pretty candclabra. At the first strains
Of the bridal chorus from Lohcngrin
played by Miss Florence lIctrick. the
| uShers MeSsrS. Tcay Hutchison, Bob
Macanlay. Klarcn Ritter and Frank
Craig, marched up the two aislcS on
4 carpet OF white cloth which covered
all parts Of the floor. The front pews
were marked of for the two families
| by huge lavcHdar ard pink bows in
whlch neStcd Swcct-peaS and ferns.
after the uShers appeared little Miss
Laura Murphy up one aisle. while
just opposite came Miss Katherine
Adams. These little maids wore or
CANDY dresses, lavendar and yellow.
Following these came little Gertrude
tlughs. the flower girl. in blue
dress. Stcwing flowers, while in the
! opposite aisle came little Dot lsbcll.
in pink. bearing the ring on a silver
tray. The maid ci iOnor. Miss Marie
lSh"l!. was quccniy as she gra ccfully
took her place at the altar. She wore
a handsome gown Of green taffeta
! embroidered in silver. with trim
! min"S Of silver lace. with a green
malin" hat to match She carried
pink roses. All eyes were then turned
20 greet the bride. rcSplcndcnt in her
attire Of white satin, with veil crown
a with orange blossoms. and carry
ing a bouquet OF brides roses
cred with SwainSOrica. She was lean
ing upon the arm OF her brother.
Samuel J. lsbcll. who gave her to
The approaching groom. attended by
his best man. Ricppc Ricmann. Of
Rock Hill. Mr.. Aull. the pastor. in
an impressive manner, performed the
pretty ring ceremony which made
these two happy people partners for
life. Immediately after the ceremo-
ny. Mrs. Wade iIughS. in her clear.
sweet soprano. sang The Life Road.
at the conclusion Of which song Miss
Florence llctrick. in her inimitablc
style, struck up MendclSsOhn' We'd
ding March. when the bridal party
left the church. The bride wore a
brooch belonging to the gr0om's
grandmother. her only other orna-
| ment being a string OF pearls. the
gift Of the groom. The bride is the
third daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jas
- iH''''' VI "itidlld. one mas Al
was hccn very popular and is rccOg-
| niZcd as one Of the beauties of l'n-
| per carolina. Mr.. Ricmann is Il son
or the late H. d. a. Biemann and is
a young man Of pleasing address. He
is one Of Walhalla's rising young bus
mess men. The happy couple slip
ped away later on tour. after which
they will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
'iluEhs until they take UP their abode
in their own home on Faculty Hill
| Thr brides goinE-away gown was OF
blue tricotinc. with gray hat. gloves