The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-10-04

October lst at Manning, S. c. Guests
attending from distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rigby OF Manning, S. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenplats of Greenyille, Tenn.
Messrs. Alex and Percy Harvin, Sam
Brown and Mr.. Coffey of Manning, S.
c., Misses Virginia and Eula Haynes,
Clifss:Ge, n. c., Miss Mary Gudger,
Marshall, n. c., Miss Carolyn Carty,
Knoxville, Tenn.
HONoRS FOR BRIDE-TO-BE.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Katharine Sousong and Mr.. Lucius
Haryin, which is scheduled TO take
place Thursday. The Invitations read
as follows:
Mrs. George W. Sousong
requests the honor OF your presence
at the marriage OF her daughter
Louisa Katherine
MIR. Lucius Herman Earvin
on Thursday
the fourteenth OF September
at half after four o'clock
Bridgeport, Tennessee.
At Home
after the first OF October
Manning, South Carolina.
There have been several social events
in honor of Miss Sousong's coming mar
riage. The first one was the 5 O'Clock
tea given at the home of her brother.
J. A. Sousong. at which the engagement
was announced, ana there have follow
Ell an eighto'cloek breakfast and linen
shower.
LINEN SHOWER.
One of the prestiest affairs of the sea.
son and compliment to q charming
bside-eleet. was the linen shower at
which Miss Carrie Lou Stokely enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at her beau
tiful home on Woodland Ave-, in honor
of Miss katherine Sousong.
The delightful home presented
lovely scenes the entire lower floor be-
ing throBn into one, and the color
motif of gree1 md white was used in
the decorations. C)epatis and ferns
were used ip the library, hall aad par
ior, \ cat glass bowl filed with hy-
dsaugea was the central ornament op
the dining room table. During the af
tefloon lupch was served from a table
spread With handsome linen embroid-
cred cloth anG decorated with trailing
vines OF white clematis, Miss Fannie
Stekesy presided here.
Five tables were arranged for the
gape of 42. At the conclusion OF the
gasae 30 ice course was served.
Many handsome pieces OF linep we're
presented to Miss sousoag
The guests we're limited to relatives.
The guests were: Mrs. James r.
Stokely, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Rhea
Minis, Mrs. Callie Nelson. Mrs. Bruce
I. Sousong, Mrs. B. W. Hooper, Mrs. ).
A. Sousong, Mrs. Robert Hickey. Mrs.
J. NJ. Stokely, Mrs. J. NJ. Jones. Mrs. J.
r. Seehorn, Mrs. a. r. Stokely: Misses
Mae Stokely. Hattie Stokely, Elizabeth
Sousopg. Fannie Ssokely and Aunie
Huff.
EIGHT O'CLOCK BREAKFAST.
10 compliment her lovely sister, Miss
katherine Sousong of Bridgeport, Mrs.
Robert Hickey entertained charmingly
with an eight O'Clock breakfast Friday
morning, at her pleasant country home
near Newport.
The centerpiece on the dining table
was hand embroidered linen cloth
upon which rested cut glass bowl with
silver trimmings and contained pink
crepe myrtle apd green zines, this be-
ing the color motif to be carried out at
the wedding next Thursday. 4 most
delicious repast was served 10 five
courses.
The dainty hand painted place cards
contained recipes and good wishes for
the bride-to-be and were presented to
her. Mr.. Robert Hickey gave one of
his pleasing talks to the bride and her
guests, which added to the pleasure OF
the morning.
The guests were: Mrs. J. r. Seehorn,
Mrs. Il. ". HUFF, Mrs. E. L. Clark,
Mrs. Sam Rich, Mrs. Laura Robinson,
Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Anna f. Stoke
ly, Mrs. J. A. Sousong, Mrs: Bruce I.
Sousong, Miss Carrie Lou Srokely.--
| Newport, Tenn Plain Talk, Sept q.