Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-12-18

The Green MopIey Marriage -oaPS'os
Bazaar q Sueeess-Entertainm at
Winthrop.
Correspondence Of the Yortville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, Dec. lion Wednes-
day night at o'clock Mr.. Gilbert +.
Green and Miss Aline Mobley were
married by Rev. w. L. Lingle, assist
ed by Rev. ]. c. Johnes. Owing to q
recent bereavement in Captain E. b.
Mobleys family, the ceremony was q
quiet and simple affair. The house
was beautifully and artistically deco
rated and the assemblage of guests
was very large, while the numerous
and handsome presents gave testimo-
ny to the general good wishes Of the
whole community. The happy couple
left that night for Florida
The Winthrop chapter OF the U. u.
C. is to have an entertainment at the
college auditorium next Monday night
Of an interesting character. Captain
e. B. Mobley has munificently donated
two medals for competition among the
students for the best essay on the
Man behind the guns during the civil
war;" The successful essayists Will
read their compositions that evening,
and there will also be music and ora
tory.
Our stores are Frightening up very
considerably for the Christmas holi-
days. The Friedheim store has very
unique display in one Of its magnifi-
cent windows. 1t is made to represent
snow scene. 1t Is very realistic and
reflects much credit upon the artistic
ability Of the decorator.
The bazaar held in Mr.. ]. E. Poag 8
large offices by the ladies Of the Bap-
tist church, was a gratifying success.
Over q hundred dollars was realized,
which goes to the parsonage fund.
A delightful entertainment was CIV
en- at winthrop college last Monday
night. It was in the form Of a sing
ing school Of the olden time, and was
most skillfully managed by Miss E..
Lumpkin, who has been instrumental
in providing pleasing and enjoyable
affairs from time to time. The school
was composed Of about thirty students,
ago, such as Sweet Mary Of Argyle"
BILLY Boy" Aunt Dinah's Quilting
Party" etc, and ended with an old
fashioned dance. 1t is needless to say
that the whole affair was exceedingly
well carried out, everybody entering
into their parts with zest and vigor.
Altogether 1t was one Of the most
amusing entertainments that has been
given there this year.
The Kew. Marvin AulQ lS InlSSlHS
from the Methodist clergy Of Rock
Hill. He has been in charge of the
Laurel street church for the past con-
ference year, and this year has been
promoted to Edgefield. Mr.. Auld Is
a bright, genial and companionable
young man and his CHEEKY counte-
nance will be missed from our streets.
Rock Hill has been called to cele-
brate the announcing Of the Political
Specialists School, and "World's Dia-
thetic Institute" For the uninitiated
these long sounding words are appro-
priated by societies which are to be
located in the exact geographical CEN
ter Of the United States on April 29th.
The form of celebration or the nature
of the representation is not definitely
known, nor as yet Is 1t known whether
Rock Hill will be represented.
Mr.. lillian w. Johnson and Mr.. Paul
T. McNeel were in Rock Hill last
Wednesday as attendants at the mar
riage Of DR.. Crawford Of Nashville, and
Miss Russell Of this city, which took
place at the Presbyterian church at 6
o'clock. It was a very elaborate af-
fair and was numerously attended.
The newly welded couple left that
night for Nashville, where they will
make their future home.