The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-06-15
TWO CoKEsBURY WEDDINGS.
bliss Hart and Mr.. Banister; Miss
Jones and Mr.. Humbert.-Lau-
rcns Interested.
Special to the State.

C~oKESBURY, Juu3 1l.-Miss Claudia
Hart aui Mr.. Il. $. Banister, OF Or
a~ugeburg, were married Oh Wednesday
morning a 10 30 o'clock at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. b. c.. Hart.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Peter Stokes. This was a private
home marriage, mona bein g present
bus the Relatives of the bride. Among
those from q distance were:Mr. and Mrs.
w. r.. Richey, and Mr.. aud Mrs. o. w E.
Babb, of Laurens, aud M. and Mrs b.
b, sheridan, OF Greenwood. Mrs.
Richey and Mes. Ba5b are sisters OF
the bride. The many pretty and useful
presents ate sted the fact that although
absent she was not forgotten by her
friends. Soon after the ceremony had
been performel, the bride and groom
left for their home in Orangeburg.
The groom is a prosperous young far
mer in O~rangeburg and the bride is
one OF Cokesbury's most popular
young ladies.
Miss Hannie Jones and Mr.. John B.
Humbert, OF Honea Path, were mar
ried on Wednesday evening at the
home OF the. BRIDES father, Mr.. j.. II.
Jones. At $50 o'clock the beautiful
wedding march, played by Miss Eliza
beth Cox, H0nea Paths gifted pianist,
announced the approach Of the brida
party, which entered the beautifully
decorated parlor, the color scheme o
which was white and green, in the fol
lowing order: First, the ribbon girls
Misses Mary Posey and Dorothy Hud
geLs, of Laurens: then came the at
tendants, Miss Humbert, of Princeton
with Mr.. Montgomery, OF Honea Path
Miss Lucia McGhec, of Honea Path
with Mr.. Grubbs, OF Honea Path
Then came Mr.. John Humbert, tn,
groom, with his best man, Mr. III. B
Humbert, of Laurens. Then came
Miss Hannie Jones, the bride, will
Miss Belle Jones, maid of honor.
The bride was dressed in white lib
erty silk, with chiffon. Her long sof
tulle veil was caught in the hair will
maidenhair fern and white carnations
She carried a beautiful boquet of Whit
carnations and m~aidenhair ferns. The
maid OF honor was attired in a white
silk null dress, with rich lace trim
mings. Misses Humbert and McGhee
were dressed in white silk. The maid
of honor carried a lovely boquet o.
white flowers and ferns.
The contracting parties were married
under a green arch, 10 the centre Of
which hung the lucky horseshoe.
The marriage ceremony was mos,
impressively performed by Rev. P. B
Wells, of Abbeville.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited to the prettily decorated din
ing hall, the color scheme being pink
and green, where a most appetizing
salad course, followed by ices, cream,
sherbet and punch were served.
The out.of-town guests were: Honea
Path, M,3srs. Montgomery, McGhee,
Grubbs; Misses Lucia McGhee, Carrie
McGhee, Grace Madison, Lizzie Cox,
Mr.. Malone and Frank Hudgens, Lau-
rens, Mr.. H. B. Humbert, Misses Mag
gle and Sarah Sullivan, Mr.. Aug. Huff
aud daughter, DIR. and Mrs. BE. Posey
Miss Dorothy Hudgens, Miss Mary
Humbert, Miss Emmie Lou Humbert,o
Princeton, Miss Posey, of Union, Mr.
and Mrs. j.. G.. Powell, of Statesville,
NC, Mr.. Sam McGhee, of Greenwood
DR.. Harper, of Greenwood, Mes. A. w.
Jones, of Abbeville, Miss Lille Klugh,
of Coroncca.
At the conclusion of this most de
lightfu)ly spent evening, the bride and
groom, amid a shower of rice and OLE
shoes, left for Greenwood. They will
take q bridal tour of two weeks ant
will visit ST. Louis and other places o
interest.