Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-01

THE ssDENDY -BARBER. WEDDING
OvershAdows All Other Local Matters
:Oh Scneca's Social CaIcndar.

on scneca's Social Calcndar.,
, Seneca. .Soct. 80. ~ Special: The
Greyssof Oconee U.D.C. Chapter will
meet Friday afternoon al 4 o'clock
at the home Of Misses Stella and
Oliviaa BaTron. The program is to be
as foHoWs: Response to roll-call;. /.
icurreM events; paper, Local HIS
tory,naSMiss Lalla Ballenger; reading,
articletSby local author, Mrs. f. G,
AyeRs Emusic selection.
81 The D.A.R. and U.D.C. chapters,
the &Once-a-W Club, the Literary
and Civic Club, the Parent-Teachers
AssoGtai iion, the church societies and
otherNbrg lions Of the town are
especially invited to meet at the high
schoo1kauditorium on Tuesday after
noolhss;Noy. 7th, in observance Of
"Can9er Control Week." An'instruc-
tive Mogram will be given. >The pub
Lie insgeneral Is inyited but the or
ganizatlons are not only invited, but
are urged to attend.
a abTilliant .'nuptial of the early
fall @esnterng. the interest of a wide
cfrcleyW relatives and friends in the
Carolttas and Georgia, was the mar
riagesgof Miss Louise Dendy, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. x. Den
dyi tQSRey. U. l.. Barber, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church Of
{ irroltton, Ca, (which was solemn
lied Adn the Seneca Presbyterian
church on "Wednesday evening, the
2bthGat9 o'clock, in the presence Of
largeaassembly. Of friends of the
famtltas. The church was a dream
of beauty in it's artistic decorations.
quantities. of yellow and white chrys-'
anthemums, grouped with massive
ferns,Ssthe organ loft railing being
outltged with lighted candles, and
with #Scrystal candelabra holding
numbSrs of candles towering above
all othSrs, made a brilliant scene. AS,
the audience anticipated the entrance
OF thsgbridal party Mrs. Julian Dem
dy sankisiI Love You" and eat Dawn
ing Followed by Mendelssohn's
riSprfB Song" with Marshall G..
DendyN bro ther of the bride, al the
organWTO the strains Of Lohengrin's
We!datIgM ! March the bridal party en-
tere stmnt m the following order, the cou-
plea sparating entering> opposite
ter. l3l 9. Mandeyille, CARROLL
hasfa al eRa III IS. 81 sfTibiing Green.
yifle;;S Miss Mary Hines, Seneca, and
CIV Wise. Trenton, S. c.; Miss Nan
copeland Clinton, and Hugh Macau-
lay, Seneca; Miss Florence Collins,
montgomery, Ala, and IS. Wilkes
Dendy, brother Of the bride. Rev. |.
70. Wallace, entering from the side
door, took his place in the center of
the semi-circle which had been form
ed The little flower girl, Frances
Hopkins, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Eustace Hopkins, scattered rose
petals in the pathway of the bride,
and wore an accordion plated yell
low flock. Next camo the ring bear
er, Miss Frances Wallace, lovely
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wal,
lace, of Pendleton, who was dressed
In dainty white organdie, and car
ried the ring in a large white chrys-
anthcmum. Mrs. Hugh 'Macaulay,
dame OF honor and sister of the bride,
was the next TO enter. Then came the
maid of honor, Miss Sara Davis. The
bride, leaning on the arm Of her
groom, with his brother. walter I.
Barber, of Greenville, entered from
a side door, meeting the bride at the
'altas where the impressive aina
marriage ceremony was performed
by the brides pastor, Rev. I. e. Wal
lace. Mendelssohn's Wedding March
was used as recessional.
The bride was picture Of girlish
beauty IN her wedding gown of white
satin and lace, with court train and
lace inserts, which hung from her
shoulders. The mist tulle veil was
gracefully arranged with a bandeau
Of orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet Of brides roses and
valley lilies.
The maids Of honor wore hand.
some gowns Of yellow satin with lace
cverdraperies and carried arm bou-
quets Of white chrysanthemums.
Tho matron Of honor was gowned
In yellow satin Of darker shade, and
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The maid Of honor wore hand
some creation OF white satin with
overdraperies Of white crepe chiffon,
carrying yellow chrysanthemums.
The groom and his attendants
were in full evening dress.
a reception was given at the home
OF tho bride Immediately after the
ceremony. Mrs. E. G. Doyle and Mrs.
J.. p. Hopkins greeted the guests at
the door. The spacious Dendy home
was beautiful in the decorations of
yellow and white autumn flowers.
Block cream and cake were served
from tables by Misses Sue Gignil-
liat and Ludie Jordan. They were as
sisted by Misses May Griffin, Nina
Harper and Margaret Garland. The
guests were shown from the dining
room to the gift room by Mrs. r. D.
Neill and Miss Nell Wyatt, whore
Mrs. l.. w. Werner and Mrs. w.
Lunncy received them. Tho array OF
numerous and costly. gifts attested
the popularity OF tho bride and
groom.