The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-10-21
SOCIAL AND Personal.
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One of the prettiest weddings that
has ever taken place in Albany was
that Of Miss Eva Brownlee, daughter
of Mr.. and. Mrs. j. l.. Brownlee, and
Mr.. A. c. Todd, of Laurens, S. c.,
which was SolemniZed at the Presby-
torian church on Wednesday evening.
Promptly at 6 o'clock, to the strains
of the wedding march from Lohengrir
the bridal party entered the church.
First, Miss May Nesbitt, Of Albany,
and Miss Lila Brownlee, of South Car
lima; Mr.. j. w. Walters, Jr., and Mr..
Thomas w. Milner following. Then
Miss Cowan, OF Alabama, and Miss
Louise Br0wnlee, of South Carolina.
As these took their place around the
altar the bride entered with her maid
Of honor, Miss Bessie Todd, OF Lau-
rcns, S. c.. and they were met by MIR.
A. G.. Todd with his best man. Mr. X.
f. Fleming. of South Carolina. The
brides father, Rev. j. l.. Brownies.
performed the ceremony. lmme72-
ately afterwards the wedding parfr
and the most intimate friends Of Tire
family were entertained al hohui'-
ful reception at the home o! ,lf
brides parents The color &nhcm'
Of yellow and white was CARRIED hu.
the brides maids wearing msuo'u
white gowns over yelloN and aA'"Nlus
y"llOw and white chTrSar,h"muw>
The bride was lovely IN hn' wnhGiuk
Gown OF white satin aua SlH al"frC
A shower bouquet ~ lIlj;'> "a u" 'n-
l,y. After ihc rt%,slGlaI n' am Ms,
Todd LEI: for = tr-g ~ NtV hh'f ~
other points gong Astr ~ .hr"ns
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home -A,@a-T -. ,gr &pnia2 NJ
lauta Jou-@a.
Miss BESSIE -.,:. - .AIrsus. 5. C.:
Miss Lila S-,g-. -. 9t Anderson. ).
c.. and Miss -c-.Ss B-uwplee. OF Due
West : C. 1Gvs returned TO their
homes after 3 visit OF i week TO Rev
and Ms ! l. Brownlee. They at
tended the wedding OF Miss Eva
Brownies ami MIR. y. G. Todd. which
occurred on Wednesday and were de-
iEh-tully entertained while here
Albany Ga, Cor. Sunday Atlanta
Journal.
The most brilliant society event of
the autumn season was the reception
given Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel b. Dial at their elegant
home on West Main street, in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. James e. Minter, of
Sedalia. About two hundred invita-
tions were sent out, and during the
evening scores of guests honored the
occasion by their presence. In the
receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs. Dial,
MIR. and Mrs. Mintcr and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter s. Montgomery, of Spartan
burg. Assisting in entertaining were
Mrs c. f. Rankin. Mrs. J. o. C. Film
ing, Mrs H. *. Aiken, Mrs. r. F.Jones,
aud Miss viii Lou Gray; the punch
bowl was presided over by Miss En-
lily Mcng. In the dining room Misses
l.aila Mae Dial and Mary Todd presid-
ed. serving ice cream and cake. The
entire lower floor of the Dial mansion
was converted into one room, pre-
Senting picturesque and in escrb-
ably beautiful scene.
Some Of the out Of town guests were
Mrs. EmSlie Nicholson of Union, Mrs.
r. l.. Gray of Gray Court. Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Montgomery Of Spartanburg.
and Miss Margaret Hudgens of Honea
Path.
Miss Virginia Neville of Clinton was
jhc Weekend guest of Mrs. II. X.
Aiken.
Fowcll. Sunday evening, October Is.
p m, Mr.. w. +. Lawson of Laurens
TO Miss Lizzie McCarley Of Cross An
chor. Rev G. w. Salter. officiating
minister.
Married at the home of the brides
parents, Monday afternoon, Oct. 10,
AT one o'clock, Mr. William Land of
Mauldin Station, to Miss Bertha Ward
OF Watts Mills, Rev. c. w. Salter, Off
Ciating minister.
Miss Caroline Elizabeth Vance of
Columbia has returned to Laurens
after a visit to her sister. Mrs. Frank
Ferguson in Greenville. While in
the city, Miss Vance is the guest of
Miss Mary Todd.