Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

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:IWs Ii of Johns sfon's Far Daugh-
iefss Reecre Erides. Beauti-
fuI Shower" Galore.
Mass q Skaters.
\. 0aslast ednesd az afternoon at
Stthe the home of Lrs and Mrs. j. r.
#; afts II & oc ceyenrrs the marriage of
sthe;rd daughte liss Mary Ida Hart,
ia TON I. E Sranfil B II ilet t of Spartanburg.
The.: Ne wed Dig was . quiet,one, and
!. WAS III iitressed d5g only the innedi-
4 ate families 81. q O'Clock, hs hap
{ 81 ispE {. & comp Is easd the or and
REV. III. sdl. Eawson,t ,astor, af-
q ter an i'm REEVE cera Aony, pro-
s.lnloouncsd llo shemInan wife After
isoonl, gratula lations, an elegant wed ding
feast was serxssl
:.
ne hrid e s young woman Of
l,i many q lovab abls dts Of character
and the gro B otbe congratula-
ted 5upon Riins her for a life com
I panic on:
Miss sHafris z Toney, whose mar
7 fi.isa Rage vii vii geur on Wednesday.
February 2na was the recipient of
mt d 1t s. social sttention during last
week sby9 having q number of show
Sers sl7 ssgiiYens shef 81 her friends.
The first was a linen shower Civ
zen by Mrs. Holm w. Browne on
lsW Wednesda aYs January 26th. Miss
Lille LAG entertained with a
sache shoWesson Thursday, and on
Friday. mornins the Pi Four club
seave "a misceil ilaneous shower at the
home of Mis-. edwin Mobley.
On Friday Sfternoon from $3.50 to
! S o'clock, Mrs. G.. F. Pechman
gave "a towel Shower for the bride
tc be, Miss Harriet Toney. She
! was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
NJ. yT. Turner and Miss Zena Payne.
| After the guests had gathered into
the; .parlors, Yards and pencils were
Edistributed, and the married ladies
were ask SO wr te true and tested
sW;avs Of # nieall lilsging a husband, and
the .young ladies were to give sug-
gesti 81 hese were gathered and
read. which & used much merriment,
land E1 3afterS were tied in booklet
Form, MI Sainty covers done in
y & 81 d i5iSs 81 and hearts:
ssssS. were hen gaEen g 'fetr!
I / a. Esrg GReir fortunes from
Ia large heart on the wall. Each was
fblindfolded and given an arrow to
pierce the center, the one doing so
to be the first married The folding
doors. into the dining room were
thrown open and The party was
seoted to delightful! salad course
with sweets. AS Miss Toney re-
turned TO the parlor, she was pre-
sented with a huge red heart, filled
with the gifts, by Misses Bessie
Ford and Frances Turner. The
hostess made the afternoon one of
genuine pleasure to all.
On Saturday afternoon the D. of
c., gave a miscellaneous shower for
one of the members, Miss Harriet
Toney, the affair being at the home
of Mrs. J. H. White. The invita-
tions we done in red and white,
and the decorations Of the home
were very pretty with confederate
flags. As Miss Toney and her Wis
iting friends entered the parlor, the
first of the program was rendered.
Mendelssohn's wedding March, Miss
Sue Sloan, violin; Miss Addie QUITS,
piano. Reading, THAT sweetheart
of mine" Miss Lille LaGrone.
Selection, sHome making" Mrs.
VIM. Lee Coleman. Song, BE
Sweet" Mrs. J. H. White. Song,
Dixie" D. of g. AS the song was
ended, the folds of the large flags
just above Miss Toney's head were
|loosed, and the gifts were showered
upon her. In the dining room, a
tempting repast was served and sew
eral toasts were given3the bride.
Mr.. J. L. Walker has been criti-
cally ill with pneumonia, but is con-
sidered some better this week.
Mr.. George Logue was here Sat
urday and was accompanied home
by Miss Mettick. of Sumter, who
will teach the school at Meeting
Street.
Miss Epes, of Laurens, is the
guest of Mrs. Peter Epes.
MIS-. Ida Stevens and Mrs. Ben
L. Stevens, of North Augusta, visit
ed at the home of MIR. j. w.
Payne last week.