The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-04-26
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. !
Suliiyan-McLees.
Observation-Disclosures

The leading society event of the
a,pring was the marriage of Miss Daisy
Sullivan, the lovely daughter of Dir
and Mrs. Clifton Jones, to DR.. James
Make McLees, of Greenwood. last
wednesday evening In the Presbyteri-
an church of this city. Under the
Shliful direction Of Mrs. DR.. Ferguson
The church was transformed into a
thing OF beauty, white and green
with numerous candles being used with
striking effect. Before the ceremony
MIR. Marvin Franks sang "Oh Promise
me- and as Mrs. Nj. l.. Roper sounded
:ae bugle notes of Mendelsohn's We'd
ling March, little Misses Rosa Bell
tlcGowan and Toccoa Gray proceeded
Gown the aisles to open the floral
yates Then came the bridal party.
uShered by Messrs III. j. Harveley of
Greenwood. r G. Swit2er and Henry
;ounts Of Laurens and j. Archie Will
IS Of Belton. In the following order
Ehe maids wearing alternately exquis-
I:e costumes of pink and white: Mr..
w. G. Lancaster and Miss Maude Ham
inond Of Greenville, Mr.. T. j. Swygert
and Miss Olynthia Jones, Mr.. James
sullivan and Miss Helen Crisp, Mr.
iamies Roland and Miss Elizabeth
Shell, Mr. Albert Dial and Miss Louise
NcLecs Of Greenwood, Mr. Creswell
Fleming and Miss Nell Miller, DR.. L.
nf M
Mary Todd, Mr.. j. H. West of Green
VILE and Miss Toccoa Caine, Mr.. r. C.
RcLees of Clinton and Miss Willie
lice OF Spartanburg. Next came Mrs.
: II. Powell of Wilmington dressed
n chiffon and lace over white satin
and Miss Mary Sullivan. the beautiful
lister of the bride in pink satin with
oearl trimmings as dame and maid of
honor Preceding the bridge and scat
:ering flowers in her way were little
Misses Nell Jones and Vermelle Caine.
f'he bride in white chiffon over SHIN
'nering satin, carrying an exquisite
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of
the valley, was q vision OF lovclinass
%s She entered with her sister, Mrs.
Mark liellams, dressed in a becoming
ostume Of pink satin. DR.. McLocs
With his best man, Mr.. II. t. Fleming
met them at the altar where Rev. j.
=. McLees, uncle of the groom. assist
ed by Rev. G. T.. Rankin. the brides
pastor performed the impressive ccre-
mony.
a beautiful reception was rendered
me bridal party from to L at the res
dence of DR. and Mrs. Jones on South
'larper street. The lower floor of the
handsome residence was en- suite, the
Iarlor and hall being in white and
green, and pink was used in the din
ing room, the color being carried out
n the decorations and refreshments
a delightful salad course was served
followed by white and pink cake and
c"eam.
The presents were handsome and
numerous attesting the popularity of
Ihe contracting parties The bride is
;he charming daughter of DR.. and Mrs
clifton Jones and is greatly beloved in
her home town. DR.. McLces is men,
Ser of the well known McLees family
If Greenwood and is a rising young
dentist of that place. After their bri
aai trip they will be at home to their
friends in Greenwood, S. C.
The post-lentCn season in Laurcns
vas nshcred in with a series OF de-
,:?htrul social affairs given in honor
pf Miss Daisy Sullivan whose marriage
10 Dr. j. NJ. McLees OF Greenwood was
Soicmnized on "Wednesday night in
the First Presbyterian church. Miss
Sullivan has always been favorite
with her large circle of friends and 1t
gave them pleasure to show their APP
urcciation of her.
Tuesday evening Immediately after
she rehearsal, the bridal party was
charmingly entertained by Mrs. Dial
Tray at the handsome home of her
mother. Mrs. Rosa Irby Caine on South
Harper street Pink carnations and
pink shadede lights were used in the
pretty parlors with striking effect. Af-
,er an exciting game of hearts a deli
,ious sweet course was served
Entertainments for Miss Sullivan
we're planned by Mesdames f. p. Nc
Gowan and j. M. Philpot, but afiiction
their families prevented.