Andy greenberg columbia sc: Mary Catherine McElveen and Andrew Morton “Andy” Greenberg, both of Columbia, were joined in marriage on April 28 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Columbia. The Rev. Monsignor Richard D. Harris, V.G., administered the 6:30 p.m. function.

The lady of the hour is the little girl of Mr. furthermore, Mrs. William Powers McElveen Jr. of Columbia. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Moses Tucker Laffitte Jr. again, the late Mr. William Powers McElveen of Columbia, and Mr. James McClure Hendrix and the late Mrs. James McClure Hendrix of Greenville. She earned a four-year college education in advertising from the University of Georgia, and she is utilized with JH Development as showcasing chief.

The lucky man is the child of Mr. also, Mrs. Bruce Henry Greenberg of Columbia. He is the grandson of Mr. furthermore, Mrs. Henry Bernard Greenberg of Naples, Florida, and Mrs. Thomas Joseph Silvester and the late Dr. Thomas Joseph Silvester of Columbia. He earned a four-year college education in interdisciplinary investigations from the University of South Carolina, and he is utilized with Coplon’s as VP.

The lady was accompanied and given in marriage by her dad.

House cleaner of honor was the lady of the hour’s sister Elizabeth Tennent McElveen of Columbia. Lady of the award was the lady of the hour’s sister Charlotte McElveen Willard of Columbia. Bridesmaids were Julia Elizabeth Frazier of Mount Pleasant; Morgan Catherine Powell of Nashville, Tennessee; and Ella Hyatt Priddy of Columbia.

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The best man was the lucky man’s dad. Groomsmen were John Tate Bakhaus, Edward Harrison Creason, the man of the hour’s sibling Bruce Henry Greenberg Jr., Mason Stanley Harpe, Charles Palmer Keenan, Harold Arthur Swanson, and Woodrow Preston Willard, the entirety of Columbia; Ryland Anthony Dickey of Fort Lauderdale, Florida; and the husband to be’s sibling William Thomas Greenberg of Charleston.

Ushers were Arthur Brooker Corontzes of Jackson, Wyoming; William Thomas Mills of Columbia; Richardson Gaillard Seabrook of Denver; and Preston David Williams of Charlotte, North Carolina.