Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02
JOHNSTON LETTER.
III &c Johnston's Fair Daugh.
tefs b Brides. Reauti-
full Showers" Galore.
Masked Skaters.

Masksd Skaters.
sonSlast Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs j. r..
Hart, occurred the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Mary Ida Hart,
To- Mr.. Brantlet Of Spartanburg.
The wedding wasa quiet one, :
was w~itnessedyby only the immedl-
ate families, a o'clock, the hap
DIV couple entsrsd the parlor and
Rev. M. o.. Lawson, the pastor, af-
ter an impressive ceremony, pro-
nouncaed ,hemman and wife After
congratulations an elegant wedding
feast was served:
The bride is IL young woman of
many lovablesS dts of character
and the groomsis to be c%ongratula-
ted upon winning her for a life com
panion.
Miss Harriet Toney, whose mar
rage will occur or Wednesday.
February 2nd@was the recipient Of
much social attention during last
week by having a number of show
ers given hersbl her friends.
Z. The first was a linen shower Civ
EN- by Mrs. John w. Browne on
Wednesday, Aanuary Goth. Miss
Lille LaGrone entertained with a
sache showesson Thursday, and on
Friday morning the Pi Four club
gave a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mls.aEdwin Mohlcy.
On Friday afternoon from $3.50 to
5 O'Clock, Mrs. c. F. Pechman
gave a towel shower for the bride
to be, Miss Harriet Toney. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
M. 7. Turner and Miss Zena Payne.
After the guests had gathered into
the parlors, cards and pencils were
distributed, and the married ladies
were asked to VIZ te true and tested
ways Of managing a husband, and
the young ladies were to give sug-
gestions. These were gathered and
read, whicRcansed much merriment,
fand Afterwards were tied in booklet
form, Wit dainty covers done in
water col cppids and hearts.
heHs4. 5aesswere then: Given
Tasenance as ury their fortunes from
a large heart on the wall. Each was
blindfolded and given an arrow to
pierce the center, the n doing so
to be the first married The folding
doors. into the dining room were
thrown open and the party was
seoted to a delightful salad course
with sweets. As Miss Tone,y re-
turned to the parlor, she was pre-
sented with a huge red heart, filled
with the gifts, ny Misses Bessie
Ford and Frances Turner. The
hostess made the afternoon n 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. III. White. The invita-
tions we e 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, Home making" Mrs.
VIM. Lee Coleman. Song, BE
Sweet" Mrs. j. II. White. Song,
Dixie" D. of =. As the song was
ended, the folds Of the large flags
just above Miss Toney's head were
loosed, and the gifts were showerea
upon her. In the dining room, a
tempting rcpast was served and sew
eral toasts we're given the bride.
Mr.. J. l.. Walker has been criti-
cally i'll 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.
Misses Teresa and Werner Haiti
wanger, have been visiting Miss
Grace Haltiwanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wright have
moved into their pretty new home.
Miss Dosia Wertz is at home af-
ter a visit to Greenwood.
The masquerade at the skating
rink on last Thursday evening, was
q very ENJOYABLE and amusing af-