The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-06-11
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Helen Louise Crisp to Mr. George
Benjamin Greene, which was solemn
nized at nine o'clock, Thursday eve
ming at the First Baptist Church.
The church decorations were except
ionally effective; ferns and ivy being
used extensively throughout with light
ed candle decorations on each side
of the altar.
Ihe organist Mrs. Erskine Babb play
ed appropriate selections and Miss
Sara Ray from Ridgeway sang sweet
ly. Mendleshon's Wedding march an
nounced the arrival of the bridal par
ty. The ushers, Mr.. Willie Rab from
Winnsboro, Mr.. Ernest Easterby. Mr..
Boyce Clardy and Mr. Albert Dial,
proceeded the following bridesmaids
and groomsmen: Miss Annie MAY
Lawson Of Columbia and Mr.. Cley.
Miss Lalla Mae Dial and Mr.. Willie
Marshall, Miss Mary Sullivan and Mr..
w. p. Nicholson, Miss Lucy Clardy
and Mr.. Hewlett Sullivan, Miss Sadie
Sullivan and Mr.. Edgar Sullivan. Miss
Hattie Kate Easterby and Mr.. Robert
King. All of the groomsmen were
from Anderson. The bridesmaids all
wore lovely gowns of pink and blue
brocaded charmeuse, and carried pink
carnations. Miss Marguerite Adams
of Charleston, the maid Of honor, was
lovely in pink charmeuse. She too,
carried pink carnations The daity lit
tie flower girls, Elizabeth Wells, An
ME Keller Adams, Dortly Wells and
Legree Blackwell proceeded the bride
scattering from tiny baskets sweet
peas in her path.
The lovely bride was never pretti-
er than in her handsome wedding
dress Of brocaded charmeuse with
pearl trimmings. Her long veil was
caught up from her face with pearl
ornaments and she carried an armful
OF brides roses and lilies of the val
ley. She entered with her father, Mr..
B. c. Crisp by whom she was given in
marriage. Mr.. H. II. Green of Able
Vile, brother of the groom was best
man.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. p. b, Wells, pastor of Bethel
church, Charleston, S. c. He was as
sisted by Rev. NJ. l.. Lawson.
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was gifen at the
home of the bride for the bridal party
and the out of town guests. Every
room was quite effective with elabor-
ate decorations. The guests were re-
ceived in the hall which was decorat-
ed with festoons OF roses and ivy. In
the parlor amid banks of pink roses
and carnations were displayed the
large and handsome collection of
presents, bespeaking the popularity of
both the bride and groom. In the
real hall Misses NJ. E. Quaterbaum of
Columbia, Ruth Easterby and Josie
Sullivan served punch. The dining
room was lovely in decorations of
green and white. Quantities of mini
ture wedding bells hung used with
large one suspended over the brides
table from which were caught tule
draperies to the four corners Of the
table. Mesdames Bolt, Blackwell and
Hellams served a delicious ice course
Mr.. and Mrs. Green left immediate
ly after the reception for Henderson
Vile and ToXaway where they will
spend several weeks before returning
to their home in Anderson, where Mr..
Greene is quite a prominent lawyer.
The out of town quests for the
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Greene from Abbeville. Mr.. III. II.
Greene from Abbeville, Rev. and Mrs
p. b. Wells and little daughter, Char
lesion, Mrs. j. Duncan Adams and lit
tie daughter, Charleston and Miss
Marguerite Adams, Miss NJ. E. Quat-
erbaum, of Columbia, Mrs. Glenn
Wells and little daughter Of Columbia
Mrs. Lawson and Miss Annie May
Lawson of Columbia, Mr.. Celey, Mr.
Mardhal, Mr. Edsar Sullivan, Mr.
King, Mr.. Nicholson and Mr.. Hewlett
Sullivan all of Anderson. Mr.. Willie
Rab and Mr.. Willie Rab, Jr., OF Winns-
boro.
On Wednesday evening, after the re-
hearsal, Miss Lalla Mae Dial enter
tained informally the bridal party and
the out of town guests for the Crisp
Green wedding. Miss Lula Dial serv-
cd nrnch In tho hall which Mas lnvnlv