The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-09
MARRIAGE OF MISS FAINT
AND Mr.. SETH ADAIR MEEK

! AND MIN. = Z n AbAIN MILL n
On Wednesday evening at hall
after eight O'Clock in Central Metho-
dis. church Miss Pauline FAINT, one
OF Newberry's fairest and most at
tractive young women, became the
bride of Mr.. Seth Adair Meek OF Co
lumbus. Miss. Rev. DR.. J. L. Daniel
of Central Methodist cnurcn per-
formed the ceremony.
The church was beautifully decor
ated in white and green, the altar
being banked high with ferns and
palms with large baskets Of Easter
lilies mounted on pedesta.s festooned
with smilax on either side. On top
of the altar rail and across the front
of the organ were rows Of lighted
candles. From between these can
dies Southern smilax dropped grace
fully.
For about thirty minutes before
the appointed hour delightful mus
ical program was rendered, consisting
Of two organ solos, ''Love Song
Kreister-and Romance" by Miss
Maize Dominick, violin solo by Mrs.
J. c. Harper of Greenwood, and two
vocal numbers, Bird of Love Di-
vine" and "All For You," by Mrs.
Harold Cunningham of Parkers3urg,
West. Va. Then followed the stirring
strains of Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus
announcing the bridal party.
The wedding party was headed by
the ushers, Mr.. Carol Dennis, Mr..
Nick Holmes, Mr.. Ollie Brown and
Mr. Martin.
The bridesmaids marched down
either s..de, two at time. and met
forming circle on the edge OF the
altar facing the bridal couple. They
wore lovely gowns of white and Law
ender taheta and carried beautiful
bouquets Of pink roses and valley
lilies. The bridesmaids were: Misses
Vista and Evelyn Bra6ham Of Bam-
berg, Miss Guy Skipper, Lancaster,
Miss Kathleen Sanders, Greenwood,
Mrs. Oliver Holmes, sister Of the
BRIDE, Fayetteville, and Miss Nancy
Fox of this, city. The attending
groomsmen were: Mr.. W. S. Mont
eomery and Mr.. Jack Burnett OF
spartanburg, Mr.. Maynard Monroe Of
Aisheville, DR.. F. E. Fant, Mr.. William
Cutz and Mr.. Howard Carlisle OF
Spartanburg. Immediately preceding
the BRIDE came the dame of honor,
Mrs. Re ,ert McC. Holmes, in dress
of lovely white satin covered with
irdescent sequens, carrying a large
bouquet Of pink roses and valley
lilies. Then came M;os Jessica John
son, attired in lovely little dress OF
silver cloth, and Master Oliver
Holmes, Jr., of Fayetteville, who
acted respectively as flower girl ana
ring bearer. ~
The BRIDE looked her lovelie:t in
a handsome gown of ivory satin trim
med with real lace. She wore a veil
with coronet Of, real lace trimmed
with orange blossoms, which had been
worn by both her sisters as brldes1,
and carried gorgeous bouquet OF
orchids and valley lilies. She ad-
varced up the aisle leaning on the
arm Of her brother, Nets FAINT, by
whom che was given away, and met
the groom at the altar attended by
his best man, Mr.. Cyrus White OF
Sparta, ourg Here the impressive
ring ceremony was performed. Men
dalssohn's welding march wss used
as a recessional.
The FAINT home in Main street
where the relatives and friends re-
paired after the ceremony was lovely
in its decorations Of white and green.
The reception room was decorated
with baskets of white sweetpeas and
festoons of green. The brides table
in the dining room was spread win
q handsome centerpiece on which
rested a large basket of lovely Easter
lilies tied with bow of white tulle