The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-07-19
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OF ohsechobee. sWers united In mar
riags.
The church was Sartistically deco
rated for the OCCASION The choir and
chancol raiis were banked With palms,
ferns, southern sinilax and bamboo.
1 A lcharmin& arrangement offzinnias
an pastel hsades carried out the color
lmotis.
| Tie church was crowded with
friends and relatives Of the couple
and while the gdetss were Assembling
Mrs. n. J..Love rendered an appro-
PIRATE program OF wedding music.
Just before the entrance OF the
'blidal party Mrs. Jack vrieze sang
20, Believe Me II all Those EAadearing
Young Charms"
During the ceremony Mrs. Love
softly rendered ''ro a wild Rose"
Promptly at tho appointed hour the
lbridal;party. entered The church to- the
strains OF the Bridal Chorus from
aohengrin.
Entering first were the two ushers,
Jefferson Davis, and Jack Davis, broth
|ers Of the bride. Then came the
brides matrons, Mrs. s. %. Wilhoit
and Mrs. Frank May, Jr, 81
Entering next was the matron Of
honor, Mrs. L. M. Lindsey. She was
followed by che maid of honor, Miss
Mary Wood Davis, sister OF the bride.
Following came the small ring bear
ers, cHaster David Avant,. Of Mt.
Pheasant. and Master Jefferson Davis
of T!allahassee. wearing white silk
suits and. carrying the rings on white
stin cushions.
Following tho ring bearers were the
two little flower girls, Martha God
ard and Frances Lewis, wearing dain-
| ty white wolfe dresses over green
slips with white tulle hair bows. and
carrying baskets OF rose petals which
were strewn in the pathway Of the
bride.
The bride entered with her father
who gave her din marriage. They were
met at the altar by the bridegroom
and his best man, Mr.. Roy JONES' Of
Atlanta.
qIere the impressive nuptial cere-
mony was said by DR.. II. G. Davis,
tho double ring ceremony being used
The bride was lovely In gown OF
midnight blue iWool canton crepe COM
bined with henna silk canton crepe,
fashioned cape model. She wore a
becoming tailored nat OF navy blue
with henna trimmings. she carried
an arm bouquet OF brides roses and
valley lilies.
The brides attendants all carried
arm bouquets OF American Beauty
roses.
The maid OF honor and the natron
;of honor wore white crepe gowns
fashioned in simple lines and large
hats Of white neopolitan braid.
Mrs. Mays gown was of georgette
combinea with white silk lace. she
wore hat Of green transparent braid.
Mrs. Wiihoit was attired in a
draped model Of green georgette and
wore a white hat Of braid trimmed
with morning glories and pink rose
buds. /.
Eollowing the ceremony the bridal
party left the church 70 the strains Of
Mendelssohn's wedding march,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff left immedia diate-
lay for q trip down the IEast Coast. AZ
tor their tfin they viii make theif
hems IL Okeechdbee, where Mr.. Wola
Lis prominent young business man,
The bride is the third daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. II. j, Davis and has
Lived in Quincy all her life. She at
tended tho State College for Women
at Tallahassee, ana Is q ftiember OF
the Chi Omega Sorority.
She taught In Mariana public
schools three years and resigned her
position to accept work in the Quincy
school 1t was while she was in
ijMarianna that the romance began
which culnninated in the marriage to-
day. She Is q member OF the Metho-
dist church and has taken an active
part In church work Her amiability,
graciousness and beauty Of character
have endeared her to all who know
hef. a.
The bridegroom, a y6ung man of
splendid character, is the son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. John Wolf, OF South Caro-
lima, .}@
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