The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-06
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SENECA SOCIAL
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SENECA, 8. c., Dec. 5.-On Thurs
day afternoon at, five o'clock 'One OF
| The prettislt affaira of the season
was the wedding Of Miss Marguerite
Adams. daughter OF Mrs. James II.
Adams, and Mr.. Frank Clarence King,
of Adairsville, Ga.
The entire fower floor Of the large
old colonial mansion was thrown
open and the color scheme OF pink
and green was beautifully carried out.
Before the entrance OF the bridal par
ty "A Hundred Years from Now" wan
exquisitely rendered by Miss julia
Harper, after this the Wedding march
was sounded by Miss Marion Jennings
and the maid OF honor. Miss Edna
King, OF AiairsvilIe.A Ga, entered. fol-
lowed by the groom with his best
man, Mr.. Francis B. Adams. The
bride entered ON the arm OF her bro
ther, Mr.. McCants Adams. The cere-
moiy was performed by the Rev. 7.
M. Galpin, pastor of the First Rap
tist church. During the ceremony
Schubert's Serenade was very softly
played ON the violin NIy Mr.. Enoch
Benson. accompanied by Miss Ser-
nings.
The bride was lovely in, q suit OF
I uluc CtUtu VIII lux ttiItink1ABb. ga
ter the ceremony the guests were
ushered into the dining room where
o two-course luncheon was served.
The brides table was beautifully de-
corated with pink carnations and pink
candles in crystal holders,
The fayors were pink hearts ana
cddihg bells filled with mints.
| Immediately after the luncheon MIR.
and Mrs. King left on tile train rois
a short trip, after which they will Ba
at home to their friends at Adaifs-
vile. Ga.
The out of town guests were: MIRA.
III. J.. Adams, OF Charlotte; Mrs. A.
w. Adams. Of Anderson; Miss Jean
Harris, Anderson; Miss Pearl Reeves,
Greenyille; Misses K.arel, edna and
Emma King. Adairsville. Ga; Mr.
Enoch Benson. Hartweil, Ga; Mrs.
Chas Mahaffey. Townville.
On last Saturday morning, Neveu-
Der 20, Miss Nora Gignilliat enteftain-
Miss Marguerite Adams. After card
games, were enjoyed for while I'M,
guests were invited into the dining
room which Was lighted with piiiif
candles. o crystal basket filled with
ferns and pink roses formed q love-
ly center, piece. From the handle OF
this basket was carried pink tsille 10
the four corners OF the table and there
tied to smaller baskets eacilIiiiled with
ferns and roses. After o delikhtrur
luncheon was served, q cake was set
before Miss Adams on which stood
email bride. with veil and trai.
! and "a bouquet of valley lilies. The
cutting of this cake caused much rneF-
riment Miss Norma Gignilliat cut the
ring, Miss Adams the money, and
| Miss Sue Gignilliat the thimble. Az
ter the guests fett:rned TO the per:tj.-
Miss Adams was presented with
dainty piece OF lingerie. Those ntse-
ant: Miss ASains. Misses Mae and
Lucille Hamilton, ksisses Hunter, Jor-
dan and Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. tIeill and daugn-
ter, Alice OF Gainsville,- Ca, were the
guests OF Mrs. Grace Werner last
week.
Miss Lucille Jordan, of Union, fs Wis.
iting her mother at the Cnrlnfss
Apartments. Miss Jordan fornieriy
lived in Seneca and Is being vel
coined by her numerous friends.
II !, 80. ?. SssssSu " SfiiSs entertainer
noon. ~ '
Z Mr.. n M. Lowry OF smerfcus ,ia I
H. visiting his sister, Mrs. w. o. Ham.
/ iiton, for a few days. Mr., Lowry VA,
. FORMERLY one OF the leading busineaa
men OF this place, and still has c5rl-
siderable interest in and around ;,eia
). and many frienda wko, are aIvaya
glad TO see him back among as 4
Mr.. w. A. Blake OF HendersonyYIie.
~ G., was q business visitor in SenS.
ca last Friday. 3. .l.r
. Rev and Mrs. J. r. Rcisae, OF sod
ay; Tenn:. visited at the home OF REV.
Sc. Wallace this week.
Miss Gnssie CunninaiiAm. ono uf ina
teachers OF the county. ID sbentiinft tbe
, weekend with her cousin, Mrs. /. ii.
a Wallace. rs II. q 8 . q, s. 8
aIFs. j. Il. Metrett Entertains fat Hon.
or ef Mise AdnEis. 4.
On last Tuesday, afUdfticnt MIRA. i.
- Merrett threw open the doors ~
her beautiful homo In honor OF Miss
Ekuirite Adams. 80
II lEe home was Beautifully decorated
with ferns and pot piaute: :; ! 5,
4 ne gtibsts were ehs6tthinad by; an
tnterestine guessing cahtest, Wfifsh
was proved to be q play on the naiae
OF the groom. A. d4ile tso1fis eai.d
course ,WRs served. 1Tibse pfesaflk
were: Ars. j. II. Gary, iss.s ! G. 4. ID.
Smith. Misseg Mae and tsteilte fiafIi-
iiton, Mrs w. j. HOLLOWAY. Mrs.S ana
I MISS Gnlpfn, Mre. o. r. Bacon. hfisa
Slc4ghs Mrs. Leslie StkibitnEs nsiSnae
4 MorFison, Reid and aJennires. Efs. rf.
u 8. Stribiing. Agrs. q, ii StribiirIr.
Mrs. 9. w. Bailinger; Mrs. Il. NJ. Jcrl-