Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-12-23
JOHNSTON LETTER
Elegant Reception Given IN
Honor of Bride and Groom:
Mrs. Walker Entertain-
ed Chapter.

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ed Chapter.
All social interest Of the past
week centered insthe elegant recepz
I,ion given or Saturday afternoo on in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Cronck, in compliment to the fair
Young bridefof their son, Mr. Ear
)lOw,neton Crouch, this happy
Young couple having recently re-
turned from their honeymo oon in
IsFlcrida. This home was an deal
place forssuch a brilliant affair, and
I.fhe lower floor was ensuite, and all
was beauty and happiness. The
decorations were of the Christmas
season, and cluster of Christmas
|:bells seemed to be pealing forth
L; 5yonsly and Christmas earlands
and rel berried holly were lavishly
fused. 100 invitations were issued
land the matfons came from 4 to
q 80 and tie young ladies, 1870 to
5sn'clock. At the front entrance
hIrs. Leon StanSell welcomed all.
and Mrs. Carl Richards g corted
them to@the parlor, togreet those
|sin The receiving line who were Mrs.
Owinglon3 IS. Wertz, grandma ther
of the groom, Mrs III. w. Crouch,
Mrs. 3. Owington Crouch, Misses
Elise and Annie Crouch and Gladys
Sawyer. The bride were a lovely
creation of sea green cobWeb chiffon
embroidered in gold designs, over
gree aline, and was very dain-
~ and sweet. The color scheme of
this room was green, with green
lights. The others Of the recaiying
line, and all assisting wore o'yaesly
toilets. iss sis5
In the dining room Mrs. ia y W. n:
Crouch preside led, and Misses Pan;
line Lewis, Isabel Bean and sElbers
ia Bland served block cream ID red.
green and white, q and lid fruit and
pound cake lNJiss u al Sat pin i
i.Iss on the fsayofs Of Christmas
bells. The color scheme in here was
red and the table was beautiful.
covered in cluny lace cloth over
red and garlands Of red tulle came
from the electrolier to the four red
shaded tapers tiny red bells outlin-
ing the tulle. A tall cutglass vase of
crimson carnations was the center
piece.
Mrs. j. w. Marsh invited the
guests from here to the present
room, where an elegant display was
seen of cutglass, china, silver and
hand embroidered linen. The
groom's parents gave a handsome
chest Of silver. Mrs. James White
had charge of this room and escort
ed each one to the library, after
they had viewed the gifts. In here
delightful music was listened to
while slipping the fragrant coffee
with cheese crackers, offered by
Misses Maud Sawyer and Pet La
Grone. Mesdames J. L. Walker ana
Fl. d. Grant poured coffee from a
beautifully appointed table. All was
so pleasant in here that the guests
fingered, loath to take their depart
ure from so happy a scene.
1t transpired that this date was
the 25th anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. w.
Crouch, but to look upon this beau
tiful ma,ron as she stood among her
guests one could scarcely believe
that so many years had passed since
she plighted her troth.
The collection Of the various
classes of The Baptist Sunday school
on the past Sunday were to go. to
the old preachers fund, and when
the secretary read the report about
s95 had been given for this good
cause.
Miss Pet LaGrone entertained the
Kill Kare club on Thursday after
noon, the chief diversion being pro-
gressive cards. Mrs. Leon Stansell
was presented with the prize,a piece
Of hand embroidery. A salad course
was served after the game. Mrs. e..
o. Crouch was the guest Of honor.
The Emily Geiger chapter, D. A.
r. held the December meeting on
MONDAY afternoon in the home of
Mrs. j. L. Walker, the chief feat
ure being the report of the recent
conference held in Rock Hill, Civ.
on hv Masdames K. r. Mooley and