The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-06-25

bouquet was OF the same flowers and
orchids.
The groom's best man was Mr.
James Glenn of Chester The Rev
f. ID. Jones performed the ccrcmony.
The romantic nature of the affair
and the youthful appearance of the
bride and groom cast around the large
gathering of relatives and friends an
atmosphere of excitement and emotion
and the saying was never better veri-
fled, "All the world loves a lover"
Mr.. and Mrs. James left on che noon
vestibule for their future home in At
lanta.
A Romantic Wedding.
Miss Lizzie Holcobbe, who on the
evening Of the 10th Of June graduated
from the Thornwell College as vale
dictorian, although the youngest mem
Der Of her class, on the following
Tuesday invited her surprised friends
to her wedding. The wedding took
place at nine o'clock Wednesday ev
ening, June 18th, in the parlor of
the Fairchild Infirmary, the Rev. DR..
Jacobs performing the ceremony. The
room had been prettily decorated for
the occasion, banked with ferns and
palms. There We're no attendants and
the bride wore the pretty white lin
gerie dress in which she graduated.
The groom, Mr.. Carl A. Bramlett of
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by number of friends who Joined
those of the bride in wishing long life
and happiness to the youthful pair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramlett left for their
future home in Laurens shortly after
the ceremony.
Addition to Clinton Business.
Jacobs and Company has recently
bought the Charlotte Engraving Com
pany and will move the plant to Clin-
ton when their new building is com
pleted, which will be this fall.
Pretty Bungalow.
Mr.. Geo. Wright has begun building
pretty bungalow on Calvert Avenue
between Dr. j. Lee Young's and Mrs.
Hunters places.
DIR. j. Lee Young Buys House.
The residence of Dr. f. ID. Jacobs
was sold recently to Dr. j. Lee Young
who moved into it last week 1t is
one of the most attractive residences
in Clinton and DR.. and Mrs. Young's
friends are congratulating them on
acquiring it,
Death OF an Infant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bell who moved
from Clinton to Columbia had the
misfortune to lose their little daugh-
ter last Monday week The body was
brought to Clinton for nterment, and
the Rev S. o. Cantey conducted the
funenal. Mrs. w. d. Bell, Mr.. E. w.
Bell and Mr. j. d. Bell went to CO.
lumbia on receiving the news of the
death
Social Affairs and Personals.
Mrs. A. B. Galloway and Miss Rich
burg were last week joint hostesses of
four charming young ladies; Misses
Wise, Erwin, I<ilgore and Wheeler.
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Galloway's
residence they gave delightful re-
ception for them, issuing about 200
invitations, which included the young
society sets Of the town.
on Monday afternoon Mrs. w. B.
Oyens entertained delightfully."- at tea
in honor Of her niece, Miss Annie
Graham Anderson of Timmonsville,
and her daughter, Miss Nancy Owens.
Friday evening Mr.. Will Owens
was host at an elegant stag supper
given in honor of Mr.. John Spratt.
On Saturday Of last week Mrs Will
Bailey Owens and Miss Dorothy Owens
entertained a number of young ladies
at a spent-the-day party.
On Wednesday night the young
men gave dance.in honor Of the Wis
iting young ladies in town.
On Friday Miss Ola Young gave
dinner which was greatly enjoyed by
the twelve young ladies invited
The Daughters of the Revolution
combined pleasure and patriotism last
Friday, spending the day at Duncan's
Greek church picnicing. The spe-
cial object of their excursions was to
honor the memory Of a Revolution
ary soldier buried there, Lemuel
Beasley, by erecting tablet to his
memory. He was in the hattie OF