The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-11-15
A nTin Wedding.

On Wednesday evening, 7th inst, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Sharpe celebrated the
tenth anniversary Of their marriage, or
their "tin wedding" and it is not often
that we have had the pleasure OF attend
ing more enjoyable occasion: The
weather was quite unfavorable, but DE.
spite this fact, the greater majority OF
those who had received q neatly printed
hvitation to participate in the occasion
were present.
Mr.. Sharpe's hospitable home was bril-
liantly illuminated, and by 81 o'clock all
Che guests had assembled. As we neared
xhe house the sweet strains of Calhouns
orchestra could be heard, and as we were
ushered inside our eyes dazzled as they
viewed the lovely faces of the sweet young
ladies and their beautiful toilets. Every
one present seemed to be in their happiest
mood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe were
doing their utmost to make their guests
enjoy themselves and feel perfectly at
home.
the room, and we noted the following
married couples present: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. w +: Barr. Mr. an, ana MIS-,
G. M. Tolly, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Hill. Mr.:
and Mrs. A. G. Means, Mrs. Bleckley and
Mrs Aver.
Across the passageway from the parlor
was the large sitting-room, which bad
been cleared of its furniture. Here a
number of the young people were partlci,,
pating in the merry dance. We noted
the following young ladies present.:
Miss Lula McFall, who looked very
pretty in nile green and MORE.
Miss Eunice Provost was very prettlly
dressed in blue white lace.
Miss Minnie Smith wore white lace and
white ribbon bows, which were very
becoming.
Miss Louise Nardin was stylishly
dressed in cream albatross, white satin
and gold lace trimmings.
Miss Leila White presented very
handsome appearance in white surah and
valentine lace.
Miss Kittie White was neatly dressed in
a red costume trimmed in. black silk lace.
. Miss Annie Cooley was beautifully
dressed in pink satin and plush cour-
train.
Miss sallie Cooley was becomingly at.
tired in blue silk.
Miss Carrie McCully looked very hand
some in black satin and black silk lace.
Miss Susie Sloan wore cream nuns veil
ing and blue plush, and looked very pref
ty.
Miss Maggie Evans presented fine
appearance in white null and blue trim
mings.
Miss Ida Percival was tastefully dressed
in cream albatross and lace trimmings
There were a dozen or more of young
men present, and all of them, of course,
presented their best appearance
About III o'clock the guests were ush-
cred into spacious dining-room, where
a most elegant and sumptuous supper
was served by trained walters. The
couples were seated around the room at
little tables, and spent most pleasant
hour in conversation and feasting upon
the good things.
After returning from the dining-room,
the guests spent another hour in conver-
sation and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe were the recipi-
ents of many beautiful and useful presents,
all of which were displayed, and were
admired by the guests. The INTELL1.
GENcER joins their many friends in ex-
tending congratulations, and hopes that
they may live to celebrate their diamond
wedding
The occasion will not soon be forgotten
by those present.