The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-11-02
WEDDING TODAY
SOCIETY EVENT
Marriage of Miss Sullivan and Mr..
Richardson VIII be Celebrated at
IL O'Clock this Morning.

The marriage at IL o'clock this
morning of Miss Meta Sullivan,
Of this city, and Mr.. Richard G.
Richardson, of Clarendon county,
will be celebrated at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Sullivan,
parents of the bride.
The wedding will be society
event of the season in Laurens.
1t will be brilliant in every de-
tail and without doubt the affair
will be one of the prettiest seen
in Laurens in a long time. The
house decorations for the occa-
sion are indescribably beautiful,
and altogether every feature of
the brilliantly planned event is of
SURPRISING charm and interest.
The ceremony will be per
formed by Rev. w. B. Duncan,
of the First Methodist Church.
The bridesmaids are Miss 10
sephine Sullivan, sister of the
bride, Miss Sarah Pei
ham Wheeler, of Green
vile; Miss Susan Richard
son, of Clarendon; Miss Emily
Meng, of Laurens. They will
wear white China silk with high
girdles of pink, pink picture
hats, trimmedin chrysanthemums,
and will carry large pink chry-
santhemums tied with pink tulle.
The maid of honor, Miss Jennie
Sullivan, will wear pink China
silk, pink hat and carry pink
chrysanthemums.
The groomsmen are Mr.. Man
ming Richardson, of Clarendon,
Mr.. ]. M. Richardson, of Silver;
Mr.. Richard Richardson, of Pine
wood, and Mr.. Herbert Ruff, of
Ridgeway.
Mr.. Henry Richardson will act
as best man.
The flower girls are little
Misses Phoebe Featherstone ani
Wilma Prent1SS.
The wedding ring will be car
ried in OH a white satin pillow
by Miss Helen Sullivan. One of
the flower girls will wear white,
the other pink; ring bearer,
white and pink.
The bride will wear a white
chiffon dress over bengaline silk,
with real lace trimming.
Miss Josephine Minter will
play Lohengrin as the bridal
party enters, and during the cere-
lnony Starts Prayer will be
rendered. Mr.. Bennett will sing
"Dost Thou" and Mendlessohn's
wedding march will be played as
the party marches out.
Mrs. n. D. Darlington, Mrs.
c. c. Featherstone and Mrs.
J. H. Sullivan will receive
in one parlor, Mrs. A. d. Gray
and Miss Josephine Minter in the
other.
The reception committee in
the dining room will be Miss
Willie Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Green, Miss Annie Gilkerson,
Mrs. w. O. Prentiss and Miss
Lila Visanska.
Chocolate will be served by
Miss Lillian Jameson.
The out of town guests already
here and expected are Miss Lii
lian Jameson, of Newberry;Miss
Lila Visanska, of Georgetown;
Miss Elizabeth Green, of Gads-
den, Ala; Miss Susan Richard
son, of Pinewood; Maj, H. B.
Richardson, of Clarendon, Messrs.
w. H. and Herbert Sullivan, Of
Anderson, Miss Sadie Wheeler,
of Greenville; J. M. Richardson,
Jr., of Silver; Douglas Richard
son, of Columbia; DR.. Wardlaw
Pelham, of Asheville, and DR..
w. E. Pelham, of Newberry.
Hurrah! Hurrah!! the Sale is Thurs
day, tho 10th. This sale gladdens the
hearts of the grown people same as the
circus the children.
The Dixie,
We beg you not TO miss this sale All
kinds Of goods put en- sale at way down
urices. Don't miss the dates, Nov. 10,
IL, and 12th-three days.
Tho Dixie.
All roads lead to the Dixie Sale, Nov.
10, III and 12th-three days at The
ID xie.
This Determination Sale is open to
al. Plenty OF goods for oil. Don't
III IS it, The Dixie
The time is drawing near, Thursday
week, Nov, 10th. $4,000 worth OF
cl ,thing, hats, shoes, dry goods an |,
mill merry on sale. Don's miss it The
Dixie.
$1,000 worth Of Shoes on the road
for this sac SEE &c Before by
in. Real our next advertisement. in
This paper. The Dixie.
Nation