The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-11-20
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Mrs. James Hinde Perrin Entertafns
I'm Honor of Her Som Marriage.

IT'LL Hymen brought his love delighted home
There dwelt no JOY in Eden's rosy bower"
And so In the passing ages this elimination
of love has been the event OF rejoicing and q
| notable mark along lies IhrouEh
dim and uncertain eyes the OLD LOOK upon lne
newly wedded, and their heart grows young
again. The youthful view the occasion with
10Y ex peclant. And so the monotone OF lie
now and then gives place to Hymen b chorus,
and hearts OF all are made lighter. Long
may this sentiment live 10 bless mankind.
Marriage Is not only the sweet cream OF
youth and the stay of loyal hearts win the
passing Of burdenlng years, IL Is the 1ounds-
| lion Of society.
last amongst those OF our citizens Who
ave taken the holy VOWS Is Mr.. Lewis, Perrin,
one of the best young men OF A6beviiie:
On wednesday,, November 18th, l9Oi, MI.
Lewis Perrin and Miss Ethel Mills, one Of the
most charming young women ot Green'iie
s. C., were married.
The wedding party took passage at once for
Atlanta TO witness the marriage ceremony 81
Miss Floride Calhoun TO MIR. Nathaniel M.
Martin. who holds an important position In
Atlanta in the service OF the southern Dell
Telephone CO; M MRS a,so Mart ws5 anq 1e asf tI IN Az A.
neville. wheIe their pleasant manner anu
r eauty OF person made Tor tnem hos's Vi
.rier dr.. A.
lanes Hinde Perrin Monday night In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Perrin and OF Mr.. and
Mira. Martin.
It would be hard TO conceive Of a more
beautiful and q more pleasant reception.
On arrival, the guests were taken into tne
presepce OF the happy young people. where
Congratulations and hearty good wishes were
extended.
The dining room was superbly decorated
and presented an appearance OF indescrloapie
beauty. The whole house was as pretty as q
dream, and the oeantiiul women pleseneeu
might fall down and become the most de-
vo1t idolators. Refreshments OF cake and
wine were served.
Z course q look at the presents was not for
gotten, In number and value they betoken-
ed the high esteem in which these popular
young people are held. A pTettier or a more
costly outlay Of presents Is seldom seen.
Among the out-of-toWn Vlsltors VINO graceo
the occasion were:
Mr.. Cliff Williams, Meridian, Miss.
Mr.. ann Mrs. Macon Martin, Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Willie CALHOUN, Atlanta, Ga. Mice
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Perrin, Meridian, MISS.
Mrs. Henry Norwood.
Mrs. Perrin was aided In the reception 6y
Miss Marie Gary, Mr.. and Mrs: W. r: Hin,
Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Rosa Maxwell, MRS.
Johu Norwood, Miss Elizabeth Norwood,
Miss Eugenia Robertson, Miss May Robert
SOD.
And thus closed one Of the most pleasant
social events of the season.
That neighborhood Is now the home OF two
brides, and within q few days Mr.. James Cal
vert THOMSON Will UIius no o.ioo ~"
Winpsboro, who will then take her place
Abbeville's four hundred.
Mr.. James II. Perrin, under the excellent
training of his pretty young wife, had go
here that a whole lot OF us did not recognize
aim. He and his good wife standing with
the newly welded couples were not distin-
guishable from those who are now go happy
In the fact that they had just been bound To-
gether by the silken cords. May q whole
world of happiness come TO all the young
married folk, including Mr.. James Perrin and
bis beautiful young wife.