The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-01-20
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SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL.
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Anderson Sanders.

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On Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Miss Pauline Anderson was married
to Mr.. Alexander Haskell Sanders. the
ceremony. performed by the Rev. John
-. Crout pastor OF the bride, taking
place at the home OF the brides mother
Mrs. Amelia Anderson No cards
were issued and only the immediate
families OF the couple were present at
the marriage
ihc Anderson home was very pret-
tily decorated for the occasion. espec-
Tally the parlor, where the ceremony
was performed and the dining room
where the dinner was served the
guests afterwards. Miss Anderson
wore beautiful gown OF champagne
wolfe, with lace trimmings to match
carrying a lovely bouquet OF white car
nations. Mr.. Sanders was dressed in
the conventional black. Suitmg the
hour. Immediately after the Ccrc-
mOny, beautifully and imprcSSively
spoken by the Rev. J. u. Crout Of the
First Methodist church, the guests re-
paired to the dining room, which was
decorated in pink carnations and light
ed by the soft pink glow OF candles.
While very quiet wedding, unat-
tended by the vast number of friends
whom the two young people may we'll
''"'i'' ~ wa" uSNNi 'hSI'So oHS VI llc
most important and happicSt social
events in LaurCns in recent times. Miss
Anderson was Il member OF one Of the
oldest and most popular families in
the county; she herself has always
been held in highest esteem and affec-
tion by all WHO knew her, and her
friends III this city are numbered by
the hundr""S. Mr. sanders is young
man Of sterling worth, having won for
hiIuScll the respect and consideration
ot the business ilie OF Laurens by per
SlStent appllcatloh TO ms duties ana Il
strict adhcrehcc 10 lhoSc principles
'hat go 10 make a ShcceSSiul career
A't. ana MIS-. sanders are at nome
10 thelr TRENDS AT the residence OF
Mrs. H. i. Copeland tor the present
In tcw weeks they VIII occupy thelr
beautiful new cottage on South liar-
per street.
lie out OF town guests mere LOT 'he
Anderson sanders wedding were
Mrs. Joseph ]. Johnson sister OF thc
brlde, OF SpartahDurS' ana hcI uauEn-
ter. Miss Mary Johnson; MIS-. Ella
CaviS, oI SpartanDurg; MRS. X. r.
derNlhS OIL HfechNhle' ana MISS Nora
sanders OF camden. the TWO la"'
named DclhG sisters OF lhe groom
Geo
complimentary TO Miss anderson.
Complimcntary to Miss Pauline An
GcrSon. the bride elect Of last week,
Mrs. Burkcu L. Clardy very charming
ly entertained a number Of friends at
her home ON Laurel street on We'd
neaday afternoon. Mrs. Clardy was
assisted in receiving by McSdameS T.
Foster Simpson, II. *. Aiken and c. E.
Gray, who also acted in the capacity
Of Judges in an interesting and cNclt-
inG embroidery contest. Each Of the
ladies present was handed linen
dolly upon which she was requested
TO CmbrOidcr the letter >. Inc task
was most drllgh'tul one SINCE the
work constituted present 10 MISS
Anderson VINO was Oh lhursuaS "Iter-
noon married 10 Mr.. Alexander fias-
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