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HAIGLER. R.REEDY

throughout South Carolina was the
marriage of Miss Sarah Kathleen
Haigler, and DR.. William Charles
Reedy of Johnson City, Tenn, which
took place at the home of the brides
father on North Main street, yester-
day afternoon at 4:3O& O'Clock. The
Rev. Moffatt Ross Plaxco officiated
in the presence of large assemblage
of friends and relatives. .,
Preceding the ceremony Miss Mar
garet Bradley sang "I Love You
Truly" and Miss Eliza Walker, "Be-
cause" accompanied by Miss Winona
Barksdale at the piano. ..
The ceremony took place in the
drawing room before an improvised
altar banked with palms and ferns
and tall wicker baskets of BRIDE roses.
On either side were crystal cande-
labra holding white burning tapers.
At the sound of the wedding march
from Lohengrin little Josephine Phil
son and Lorena Beacham descended
the stairway beautifully dressed in
pink and yellow organdies, drawing
ribbons which formed an aisle to the
altar.
Miss Mary Haigler, sister of the
bride entered. She was charming in
nile green taffeta and wearing a pic
ture hat of leghorn and taffeta. She
carried an arm bouquet Of Killarney
roses.
Next came little Janet Calvert
wearing a dainty dress of blue organ
dy and bearing the ring on a silver
tray. .....
Then the bride descending the
stairs was met at the foot by her
father, who gave her in marriage.
They were met at the altar by the
bridegroom and his best man, Mr..
Hope Reedy. 49,. . ...
The bride was radiantly lovely in
her travelling suit of midnight blue
trieotine, her only ornament being a
platinum pin set with diamonds, a
gift of the groom. Her hat was most
becoming model Of ostrich and duve-
tyn.
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held. Miss
Emma Harris and Mrs. Richard Hill,
aunts of the bride received, assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. James F.
Bradley and Mrs. J. M. Wilkinson on,
the porch, by Mrs. Gordon White,
Mrs. J. C. Thomson and Mrs. A. B.
Morse in the hall, by Mrs. C. A. Mil
ord and, Mrs. R. G. Philson in the
drawing room. Those receiving in the
dining room were: Mesdames C. a..
McMurray, J. r. Nickles, W. S. Nc
Allily, G. E. Calvert and w. E. John
son.
The reception rooms were artistic
ally decorated with stately palms
and ferns and a profusion of bride
roses, the color scheme Of white and
,een being effectively carried out
every detail.
/. The spacious front veranda was
converted into a lovely flower gar
den, where punch was served by Mis-
ses Margaret Perrin, Elizabeth Jones
and Messrs Gottlob Neuffer and Car
rol Swetenburg.
Miss Caroline Reese and Mr.. Allen
Basket kept the brides book, in
which all the friends present regis
tered.
The bridal couple left for we'd
ding tour to the mountains Of North
Carolina, after which they will be at
home in johnson City, Tenn.
The bride, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. Haigler, is of charming per-
sonality and has endeared herself to
a circle of friends. She is a graduate
Of Coker College, class of go.
Dr:~Reedy is the son of DR.. W. M.
;;Reedy, a prominent physician of Clio,
and is"a.spromising1' young drug
.gist of Johnson City, Tenn: ri: -:
Among the out OF town guests
were: Messrs Hope and Leaholme
Reedy, Miss Alice Manning, Mr.. and
r.