The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-20
MISS ANNA COE KElTT WEDS
Mr.. EDGAR LAGRONE HART

Keitt, younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lawrence Keitt, and Mr..
Edgar LaGrone Hart of Edgefeld
was solemnized Thursday evening,
June 18th, at nine o'clock in Ave
leigh Presbyterian church.
A large number of interested
spectators were present to witness
the taking of the vows which united
the lives of these young people and
the church was fttinging adorned for
perfect wedding scene. Graceful
ferns, bamboo grass, Southern smi-
lax, shasta daisies, and myriads of
white tapers against back ground
of white, were combined on the
platform and around the choir loft
to form an enchanting and harmoni-
Gus picture. Symmetrical white Gre
clan columns entwined with the smi-
lax bore colonial candles in silver
candelabra and other pedestals were
graced with silver vases Of daisies and
fern.
Miss Maize Dominick, a gifted mu'
sician, presided at the pipe organ
and rendered beautifully pre-
nuptial program as follows:
March and Chorus, Tannhauser-
Wagner.
i Observation-Disclosures.
Ouartette from Rigoletto-Verdl.
Sextette from Lucia-Donizettl.
The Rosary-Nevin.
o Promise Me.
As the last number was softly
played the ushers, Messrs. Frank
Bland of Johnston, James o. Shep-
pard of Edgefeld, E. B. Purcell and
w. r. Reid, Jr., lighted the numerous
tapers and unfolded the crash cover
ing for the aisle down which the brl-
day party were to come.
AS the ever-thrilling notes OF Lo-
hengrin's bridal chorus sounded the
ushers marched in pairs down the
aisle and took their places on either
side of the altar. These were follow
ed by two bridesmaids, Miss Anaoei
Saunders and Miss Josie Reid, coming
singly down the center aisle and two
groomsmen, Messrs. Ollie Brown and
John Minis who entered together.
Mrs. James O. Sheppard Of Edgeheld
and Miss Mary Fant Herndon OF
York. first bridesmaid, entered singly
and after these came the other two
groomsmen together, Messrs. }. l..
Keitt, Jr., and Nick Holmes.
The bridesmaids wore exquisite
costumes of green tafeta trimmed
with sprays Of pink roses and carried
huge arm bouquets Of sweetpeas ana
fern, and each presented pretty
picture of girlish grace as she took
her place in the wedding tsbleau.
Handsome young Hardin Keitt, a
cousin of the bride, wearing white
satin suit, bore the ring on silver
tray.
The dame of honor, Mrs. 3. B,
Purcell, preceded the bride and wore
a very beautiful costume Of pink
silver-toned taffeta trimmed with
roses of pink silver-cloth and carried
pink Killarney roses. ;s,.
The chords of the bridal chorus
seemed to take on more joyous note
as the lovely bride, Anna Coe Keltt'
with all her radiant charm and flower
like beauty, entered on the arm OF
her father. Her wedding gown was
a wonderful creation of lustrous
white Duchess satin with draperies OF
handsome Duchess lace used by the
bride mother on her wedding dress.
Inc gown was eluDIOluClCo az PN~
and a long court train fell from the
shoulders. The veil of airy tulie
which fell the length of the train was
caught at intervals with sprays OF
orange blossoms and was held IN
place by a bandeau of pearls and or
ange blossoms. Her costume was
completed by the shower bouquet o.
brides roses and valley lilies and fern
which she carried.
The groom entered from the side
with his brother, Mr.. James >. Hart
Jr., as best man, and joined the oriee
at the altar. The impressive ring
ceremony was performed ny the
brides pastor, the Rev. E. D. Kerr
D. D., and the bride and groom leo
the procession from the church IN
reverse order, the brides attendants
and groomsmen forming couples, as
the triumphant notes of Mendels'
sohn's wedding march were sounded
ke+or +bo moddino a ihpautiflll re-