The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-16

by the Chiquola German Club to visiting
young ladies. The visiting ladies present
were Misses Fannie Hoke. Octavia Will
liams and Bessie Williams, of Greenville,
and Miss Guyton, of Blacksburg. There
were many fair Anderson ladies present
and young gentlemen enough to go round
and ten stags over. The young people
were chaperoned by several Of the leading
married couples of our city who still love
the delightful mazes Of the dance, and the
occasion proved exceedingly enjoyable.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sadler, wife of Mr.. A. S.
Sadler, died at her home in Williamson
last Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. She
had been seriously i'll for several months,
and her death was not unexpected. Her
remains were inferred in the Williamson
Cemetery on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Sadler was daughter OF Mr.. J. J. NlcLses
and was born and reared in Rock Mills
Township. She had long been devoted
and consistent member Of the Presby-
terian Church and was kind neighbor
and an affsctionate wife and mother. She
leaves a wide circle of friends who will
long cherish her memory and who deeply
sympathize with the bereaved family ia
their sorrow.
Mr.. George M. McDavid died at the
home of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Jas. w.
Keaton, near this city, last Sunday night.
He was sick only few hours, and the
announcement of his death was great
shock to his friends and relatives. He
spent Friday in the city and apparently
was in bis usual good health. Mr.. Nc
David was son of the late Allen Media
vid, of Greenville County, where he was
born and reared. Since his young man
hood he has resided in Anderson County,
and. being surveyor. was well known
and highly esteemed by wide circle of
friends. He was about 65 years Of age and
was most genial. clever hearted man. a
few years ago be joined the Midway Pres
byterian Church. His wife preceded him
to the grave several years ago. Four
children and host OF relatives are left to
cherish his memory. His remains were
inferred yesterday in the dway Church
yard, Rev. j. l.. McLin conducting the
funeral services
Quite number of our young ladies and
gentlemen attended the dance at Clemson
College last Wednesday night, which was
rendered the graduating class by the un-
dergraduates. There were also present
quite number of young people from
Pendleton, Seneca, Walhalla, Pickens,
Easley and Greenville, and the dance was
a grand success. Those from Anderson
were Misses Claudia Provost, Marie Pre-
vost, Christine Won Bostel, Zoe Bleckley,
Efie Osborne, Caro- Miller, Felicia Muir
ray, Monte Riley, Ditmer Gilmer. Marie
GiIlard; Messrs. s. r Parker, w. S
Brock, Jno. r. Cochran. 3. d. Earle. d.
g. Taylor. f. B. Maxwell. T. j Bell, f.
e. Bell, J. Scott Murray, C. C. Provost,
S. H. Provost, Jr., r S McCully. G. B.
Townsend and Master Feaster Tribble.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Maxwell. The graduating
class at Clemson numbered twenty five,
but this number represents only about
half of those who had completed the col
lege course and were entitled to graduate.
Inasmucb, however, as the beginning Of
the scholastic year has been changed from
December to September and the COM
mencement period changed from February
to June, the faculty decided to divide the
class, graduating half the number now
and the other half next June. This forces
half the class to remain over their time,
but i. is quite agreeable to the young ger
tlemen as many of them had expressed
desire to remain and take post graduate
course
The beautiful nuptials OF Mr.. Luther Z.
Dean and Miss Claudia Parker were
solemnizsd in q most impressive manner
NJ The hospitable home of the BRIDES
father, Mr.. r T. Parker, of Martin Town
ship, en- the evening of the OH inst, Rev.
w. B Hawkins performing the ceremony.
The bride. who is possessed Of many rare
intellectual gifts and moral traits is, be-
sides, most beautiful ami charming wo-
man, blooming with many maidenly
graces and favorite wherever she is
known. The groom is well known as
gentleman of sterling worth and popular
ity, and both start life together under
most auspcious stars. Beneath an inn
mense bower Of mistletoe, the bride, ele-
gantly gowned in en- exquisite dress of
white organdie, elaborately trimmed in
lace and ribbon, stood beside her future
consort; the maid OF honor, Miss Lucia
Parker, sister Of the bride, standing to
the left and a little to the rear OF the bride,
Was charming in her tasty gown of light
blue; the attendants Standing to the right
and left Of front were D.. Haynie with
Miss Anna Dcan, radiant in pink silk
trimmed with lace and ribbons, and Mr..
Walter PIu!tt with his handsome new
made bride iu cream satin With lace and
floral trimmings Tho ceremony over t. Q
wedding PARTY with the ESSEN oisd guests
were ,isaered ir,o the spacious dining hall,
,eaerc deiic.cies fit to tempt the appe:ite
a: an epcnEe encuubc-ed .he AIRY sroan
ioyahe oae and Will iong Re rcmemasred
by the ,hrorg OF happy guests who a:
lsta i,our ba,!e 81 ra,nctant farewell 20 the