The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-11

lowed by the groomsmen, Messrs.
Malcolm TOMBSTONE and Ivans Bow
ers of Greenwood. The DANES Of hon
or, Mesdames Jesse O. Wilson of
Spaytanburg and Homer w. Schum-
pert. sisters Of the bride, wore very
handsome costumes Of white radum
lace with bead trimmings and carried
baskets Of shasta daisies. The little
flower girls, Huldah Summer and
Martha Nuel Summer looked very
pretty in their dresses Of yellow rose
petal organdie with gold baskets OF
daisies on their arms. Miss Laura
Rei!iey Of Charlotte was the maid OF
honor and she was dressed IN gold
lace and chiffon and also carried
basket Of the daisies. Just preced-
ing the bride came the dear little
ring bearer, Mary Hipp Wilson,
niece of the bride, who wore dainty
frock of white rose-petal organdle,
and carried the rings in the heart OF
white Easter lily.
The bride entered with her moth
er. Mrs. Edward R. Hipp, by whom
she was given in marriage, and they
made very lovely picture-the
mother and the daughter-as they
APPROACHED the altar. They were
there met by the groom and his best
man. Mr.. H. Grady Goggans OF Tex
as. Mrs. Hipp's gown was very
becoming model of georgette ana
radium lace with silver trimmings.
Her flowers were sorsage of white
roses and valley lilies and fern. The
brides girlish figure was draped IN
lustrous white satin, the gown beng
elaborately embroidered in pearls and
finished with touches of georgette. A
long court train fell from the shout
ders and her veil, worn coronet
fashion, was caught with orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was of white
rc.ebuds. orchids and valley lilies IN
shower effect.
I The ceremony was unusually I'M
pressive, the double ring ceremony OF
the Lutheran church being perform
ed by DR.. Bowers, and the young
couole knelt on the satin pillows be-
fore the altar as the benediction was
pronounced by DR.. Freed. All dur
ing the ceremony Miss Domlnlck
plaved very softly McDowe!l's "To
q Wild Rose" and as the bridal party
marched from the church in reverse
order Mendelssohn's wedding marcn
was played.
After the ceremony reception
was held at the beautiful residence
Of the brides mother in Main street
AS the guests entered they were
greeted by Mrs. P. G. Ellesor and
Miss Sadie Bowers. The home was
OWEN an added attractiveness by the
wealth of flowers used throughout the
rooms in decorating. In the drawing
room where the bridal party, with
the brides mother and the groom
narents, received, were light yellow
mar;golds and smilax, the chandelier
being draped in white tulle and sn1l-
lax. In the living room the guests
were invited to register in the BRIDE
hook which was in charge Of Mrs.
Will Brown and Mrs. Ruth Kelley
Wilkes. The decorations IN this
room matched those of the drawing
room. except the blossoms were OF a
deeper shade Of yellow. In the recep-
ton hall the light and deep yellow
marigolds were combined very etfec-
lively with the smilax.
Mrs. J. E. Thorpe and Mrs. W. \.
Gotwald invited the guests into the
dining room and this room was
adorned with shasta daisies and as
paragus fern. The brides table was
set beneath the chandelier vei.ed IN
airy white tulle and delicate sprays
of asparagus fern. A handsome c-uny
cloth covered the table and IN the
center was a large graceful basket
= cf daisies and fern, the handle tlea
with a white tulle bow. The DAISIES
and fern were artistically arranged
on the mantel. buffet and serving ia
bic. Presiding at the table were
Mrs. Robert Owens and Miss Mary
Wright, and the guests were served
block cream with orange ice hearts
in the center, angel cake, yellow and
white mints and salted almonds.
Those who assisted in serving were
Misses Troxelle Wright, Nancy Fox,
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