The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09
WEDDING
PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE

Idiu, presented ny IHe pupllS OI CHe
Boundary Street school Tuesday ev-
ening of last week most successful
and enjoyable event. Long before
eight o'clock, the hour for beginning,
the opera house was filled to it's cap
acity with interested -pectators.
The children had been coached by
the teachers of Boundary Street
school and the entire evenings pro-
gram passed off beautifully. Too
much can not be said of the splendid
manner in which the children render
ed their parts. Miss Pawnee Jones
played the piano accompaniments for
the dances, drills and songs.
The first number was chorus by
little girls and boys, the girls wear
ing dainty pink crepe dresses and the
boys regulation full dress suits.
The dance of fairies was very
pleasing number, the fairy queen be-
ing Katherine Fant who wore a white
crepe costume with crown and scep-
ter of gold. The other little girls
were dressed in yellow and pink
crepe and were very graceful and
fairylike.
The flower drill was remarkably
we'll done by twelve tiny girls who
wore dear little pink dresses and car
ried baskets of pink flowers.
In the butterfly frolic the costumes
were beautifully made of black and
silver, being finished off with wings.
This feature was very attractive.
i The duet by Dorothy Bryson,
dressed in pink crepe, and Joe Freed,
was extremely good and was heartily
applauded, and the duet by Mary De-
wore and George Way, in which a
whistling chorus Of boys joined, was
also an especially enjoyable interlude.
This was followed by another chorus
by boys and girls.
! The curtain then arose on the
scene for the wedding. A rose cover
ed arch was in the center of the plat
form, while the background was
formed of lattice-work trellises COW
cred with rose vines.
An Industrious black nanny, in
the person of Verde Corley, came in
and put on the finishing touches"
with her feather duster.
AS prelude to the wedding little
Elizabeth Holt entered with a grace
full bow to the audience and played
a piano solo. This little girl possess
es much poise for one so young, and
she looked very lovely in her flesh
colored georgette frock, carrying a
bouquet of sweetpeas.
AS she played, the father and mo-
! ther of the groom, Pearl Gregory an
Robert Summer, and the mother of
the bride, Ruby Dickert, were ushered
up the aisle and on to the platform.
Carolyn Lane sang very sweetly
81 Love You Truly after which lit
tile Rachel Mower entered, wearing a
dress of yellow crepe and carrying
sweetpeas, and she played the we'd
! ding march. This was exceedingly
we'll done and called forth many
pleasing comments.
The bride was Carolyn Neely,
dressed in a perfect bridal costume
of white crepe, with veil and train,
who entered with her father, Win
ston Babb. The train bearers were
the sweet little Clary twins, Ruby and
Ruth, who wore yellow frocks with
butterfly wings. The groom was
Thomas Dorrity and he entered with
| his best man, Frank Addy.
The other members of the wedding
party were as follows:
Maid of honor, Elizabeth Holt.
Bridesmaids: Mary Devore, Kath-
ryn Williams, Dorothy Bryson, Helen
Boozer. Juanta Letter, Emily and
Eva Dorrity, Sara Templeton, Annie
Laura Darby, Mary Frances Stone,
Marguerite Bishop, Clara Pitts.
! Groomsmen: Carl Ringer, Billy
Long, Thomas Wicker, Gerald Pay
singer, Duncan Johnson, William
Wise, James Clary, Roy Clary, Ed
ward Carlson, Roy Devore, William
Lominick, jim Purcell.
Flower girls: Helen Schumpert,
Mary Virgil Cook, Margaret Nesley,
Cornelia Frost, Hazel Boyle, Jimmie
Nell Stroud, Eulal;a Cameron, Clau-
dia Schumpert, Bland Zimmerman,
Margaret Boland, Carrie Wightman,
Ellanita White.
Ushers: VIM. Buford, Thos Pope,
CLAYTON Smith, Claude Bushardt.
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