Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-10-12
LEY.sPRINGs WEDDING.
Fort Mill Citizen Goes to Massachu.
setts to Claim Bride

Fort Mill Citizen Goes to Massachu.
sets to Claim Bride.
The Springfield CMass.) Union Of
Wednesday afternoon, October 4, con-
tanned the following account Of the
wedding in that city OF Miss Frances
Hubbard Ley Of Springfield and Capt
Elliott White Springs OF Fort Mill:
The Old First church was the
scene this afternoon at o'clock Of
the wedding OF Miss Frances Hub
bard Ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Alexander Ley OF Long Hill
street, and Elliott White Springs Of
Fort Mill, S. c., son Of Col. Leroy
Springs Of Lancaster, s. c. Before
the ceremony the prganist, John G.
Clark, gave recital, including the
following numbers: Prelude, from
I'Lohengrin, Wagner; .Pastorale,
Guilmant; Romance in ID Flat Lem
ard; 'Serenade,' Mowskowski;' Spring
Song Mendelssohn, and Cathedral
Music from 'Lohengrin.' The Bridal
Chorus from 'Lohengrin' was used
Ter the professional, and the Men
delssohn Wedding March for the re-
cessional. During the ceremony,
| which was performed by Rev. DR..
Neil Mcpherson, MIR. Clark played
'Sanctus' from the Holy City
The bride was attended by Miss
Lucia L. Vennum OF Watseka, Ill.,, as
maid Of honor, and by her. sister,
Miss Margaret X. Ley of this city
and Mrs. William A. Fletcher, Jr., OF
Longmeadow. Lawrence Callahan VI
Chicago was best man and the ush-
ers were Frederick Goodrich of Mil
waukee, Bennett Oliver of Pittsburgh,
Julian Stanley, Arthur Walser and
Winthrop Smith of New York city,
and Stuart Walker Of Rock Hill, S. c..
THE bride wore charming gown
OF white net embroidered in silver
thread, combined with white char
meuse. Her court train was of white
charmeuse and silver cloth and her
veil, OF old lace and tulle, was ar
ranged high on the head in the shape
OF Spanish comb She carried white
orchids, showered with lilies of the
valley. Miss Vennpm's frock was of
orange crepe roma and the brides
rnafds wore similar frocks of golden
brown crepe roma, all three OF the
frocks being trimmed with brown
crystal beads. Each wore hat OF
brown velvet lace and carried an arm
bouquet of fall flowers.
Fall foliage and clusters of fall
flowers were used to decorate the
| church, and torches of the flowers
marked the center aisle. Decorations
In the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Ley,
where a small informal reception
took place after the ceremony, we're
very simple. Only the relatives and
MI. and Mrs. Springs being ass,steu
| in receiving by their parents. MRS.
Ley's gown was Of silver and gray
lace and she wore a black hat. Among
the out of town guests were: Col. ana
Mrs. Leroy Springs of Lancaster, =.
C., Mrs. J. M. Odeil OIL Concord, n. c.,
and Mrs. Fred T. Ley OF New York
city, Miss Mary hend OF Chicago, Miss
Lorraine Goodrich OF Milwaukee,
Miss Nan Albert or Canton, Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. John Scott and Miss Cal
vine Scott or Charlotte, n. C., Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Callahan of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Lowell and Miss
Doris Lowell OF West Newton and
Winifred Wilton OF New London,
Conn. sfe,.F, 4
MIR. and Mrs. Springs left for a
wedding TRIP, the bride wearing away
gown of blue poiret twill and a
blue velvet hat. They will be at
home after December / at the White
homestead. Fort Mill, S.S The bride
Is popular member of the younger
set here. She is a graduate OF Cen
trail high school and Of Smith college,
and spent last year travelling abroad,
where she met Mr. Springs. Mr..
Springs Is graduate or Culver Mil
itary academy. Culver, Ind, and OF
Princeton university in the class OF
l917. He served overseas with the
Royal Flying corps and in the Ameri-
can aviation ser vice and ranks as the
third living American ace. He re-
ceiyed the d. 8. C. and the d. F. c.
medals. lie ts vice president of the
Fort Mill Manufacturing company"
Interest In County Fair.