The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-04
Rcmbert-S Sanders.

Rcmbert- Sanders.
Rembert, Jan. IA lovely we'd
ding took place at Hagood in the
Shiloh Episcopal church Thursday
evening at Z O'Clock when Miss Ad-
die Rembert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Rembert, and Z. Parker
Sanders were united in marriage.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated in southern smilaX and gold
hrysanthemums lighted with
candles to carry out the color
scheme. The background was
white lattice work interviewer with
snailax and chrysanthemums form
ing the letters "R" and "S.' The
ceremony was performed under a
cluster of bells showered with
hrysarthemums which hung from
the improvised arch. Preceding the
ceremony Because" and Until
were sung by Miss Marie Salley Of
Woodford, accompanied by Miss
Evelyn Wise of Little Mountain on
the organ and Marion Myers Of
Sumter on the violin. Of the bri-
dal party the first to enter We're
the four ushers, Ben Sanders of
Hagood, H. Werner Rembert of
B;shopville, Prof. J. Milton Ariail
OF Columbia college and Edward
Dick of Sumter. who took their
places on each side of the altar.
Following these came Minnie Schu--
Ter and Hugh Arant. dressed as
miniature bride and bridegroom,
who opened the gates for the
bridesmaids and groomsnlen who
entered as follows: Miss Margar-
ct James of Darlington and En-
nett Emanuel of Clemson college,
Miss Lula Mae Harmon Of Colum-
bia with Jamison Cain of Sumter,
Miss Annie Fellers of Prosperity
with Cooley ellis of Rembert, Miss
Wilhelmina Pickett of Washington.
D. c., with Rash Sanders Of CO.
iumbia, Miss Susie Kirk Of Hagood
with jeff Bates of Eastover, Miss
Marion Clark Of Columbia with Le-
land Myers of lHagood, Miss Vera
White Of Columbia with Henry
Rembert of Rembert. and Miss
Mary Ellen Blackwell Of Sumter
with Paul Motley OF Hopkins. Next
came the dame of honor, Mrs. J.
P. Moon of Newberry; then the
maid Of honor, Miss Fannie Rem
bert of Rembert The ring bearer,
Auerlia Stuckey of Rembert, en-
tered, carrying the ring in the heart
Of a white cfrySanthemum. Then
the little flower girl, Chrystine
Smith Of Dalzell, entered scatter
ing rose petals in the path Of the
bride, who entered on the arm Of
her father. j. E. Rembert, and was
met at the altar by the bride
groom and his best man, j. S.
Browne of. Darlington. Morgan
Arant in a pages suit of white satin
was train bearer. The ring cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
NJ. G. Arant of Rembert At the
conclusion Of the ceremony the
twin cupids of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Aston appeared and shot their
darts into the bride and bride
groom as they left the altar.
The wedding gown of white
duchess satin trimmed with pearls
and the veil held in place by a
wreath of orange blossoms added
greatly to the Spanish beauty of
the bride. The bouquet OF the
BRIDE was Of white roses showered
the lilies Of the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was rendered the couple
at the home Of the brides parents.
Assisting in this was Mesdanres
Werner and r. E. Rembert. who n
troduced the guests to the meno-
bers Of the receiving line The
gift room was presided over by
Miss Eta Cox. The beautiful and
numerous gifts displayed there
showed the popularity of the
couple. Mrs j. s. Jackson grace.
fully presided over the punch bo,.l
The brides book was in charge of
Mrs. z. E. Rembert Refresh
merits We're served hy Mesdames
B. F. CribbS, W. A. Aston, W. C
Hariee. Jr., A. S.,i h ard Misses
Leila Brown and Hannah Parker.
AS the bride slipped away to don
her travelling costume Of blue du-
vet de laine with gray accessories
to match she threw her obuquet
which was caught by Miss Amnie
Fellers.
The out OF town guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Moon of New
berry, Mrs. j. NJ. James OF Dar-
lington, Manigualt James Of New
York City, Mr.. aid Mrs. j. 3.
Jackson Of Columbia, Prof. and
Mrs j. N. Ariail of Columbia,
Charlie Davis Of Congaree.
HEMBERT-EDF.NS