Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-04
"A Beautiful Wedding,

A Beautiful Wedding.
Almost at the close OF 1921 there
was contributed to Ozark q very al
Turing, interesting and prominent
event by the elimination Of the
marriage of Miss Carrye Deane Da-
wilson, tho third daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. John r. Davidson, and Mr..
William Benjamin Bell, the only
child Of DR.. and Mrs j. w. Bell, of
'Whlhalla, S. C., at the pretty domi-
cile Of tho brides parents, 'Wednes-
day, Dec. %. 1921. at p. III.
Before The entrance Of the bridal
party Mrs. Harlan Burns sang beau
tifully "At Dawn, Miss Sula Kate
Benson at piano. entered the brides
maid, Miss Doris Neeley. Of Searcy,
and the groom's best man. Derrlll
B. Darby, Of Walhalla, S. c., into
the parior, followed by the bride
| ard groom-elect, who stood under a
NEST lovely arch of Two hearts and
bell III the center, made Of the
finest Of red paper, and the minister
stood under a tasty altar, decorat ted
| exquisitely with English ivy, ferns,
Southern smilax and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Rev. ]. r. Donnell read the
ceremony. concluding with a double
ring ceremony in perfect rendition.
| After receiving congratulations from
the large crowd of invited guests the
nuptial couple and guests repaired
to the dining room, which was tas-
tily adorned in holiday decorations
of holly, narc,saus and mistletoe and
large wedding cake centering bhe
table. The cake, containing a ring,
| diamond and thimb'e. was cut ana
distributed
! rhe hriG.l cake, .uadc by Mrs T.
! r. F'other0c, Has perfectly heauti-
| fUl. We must not omit the fine punch
which was served after cutting of
the cake.
The living room was uniquely dec
grated, and in this room were tables
loaded with the pretty and costly
gifts from the friends and relatives
to the bride. Among the gifts was a
very attractive gift from the groom
to The bride. 1T was platinum
brooch set with diamonds.
The rooms were shaded in yule-
tide style Of soft red light.
The bride wore fine sea blue tat
feta covered with black lace, gold
hat, accessories to match. She car
ried most beautiful bouquet Of
brides roses, lilies Of the valley and
the lovely orchids. Go away suit was
a blue tricotine, seal cloak with
squirie ell choker Of gray.
The bridesmaid was Handsomely
attired in blue taffeta and accessor-
les In accordance. She also carried
a large bouquet. as did also the plan
list and singer.
A luncheon was served to- the
wedding party at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan Burns. At 2.13 D.
M, Mr.. antk Mrs. w. B. Bell left Tor
wedding trip to many of the leac
ing Southern cities. and will be AT
home at Walhalla. S. c., after an.
10th, 1922
The bride Is an attractive girl, one
OF the most popular girls in Ozark,
graduate OF the Ozark High School,
possessing personal beauty to a
marked degree, and noted for her
musical talent. which has won for
her admiration. not only here. but
wherever she is known
THE groom. too. is a talented mu.
sician. He attended the University
OF South Carolina, studying mnsit
! in the city at the same time; spnn'
one summer in New York city study.
| ing voice. and also while there he
sang in the Hippodrome. Last sum
mer he studied voice and piano n
the Lyceum Arts Conservatory a
Chicago. as did also the bride. Boil
the bride and groom won a plact
on the lyceum platform This pas
summer, the bride as pianist and thu
groom with his voice
We extend to the marital couple
our best wishes for life Of nap
piness and longevity.
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