Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-04-29

in here were we'll carried out in
green. The gifts were displayed in
here, and was handsome array of
cueglass, silve., china and other
useful articles for tho home. In the
dining room Mesdames Nelson kee-
see and Annie P. Lewis presided
and seated at the bridal table bean
tiful in wisteria decorations, served
the block cream, which was i'll the
three coiors, pink, green and wiste-
ria, and pound cake, the young la,
dies assisting them being Misses
Marie Lewis, Bessie Ford Turner,
Mary Waters and Loise Hoyt.
Mint crystals were also offered and
the favors were pink hearts bearing
the happy date. During the latter
part of the evening the BRIDES cake
was cut and Miss Nina QUITS found
the dime, Mr.. F. S. Bland the pen
ny, Miss Marjorie Tompkins the
thimble and Miss Sue Smith the
ring. During the evening soft music
was rendered, which added joyous
notes to the already happy occasion.
The whole scene was lovely to con-
template, the beautifully gowned
women and the gentlemen, in full
evening were an excellent foil for
these handsome toilets.
Mrs. Ella Wills Solomon and
Miss Reba Solomon of Jersey City,
are guests in the home Of Capt. L.
r. Denny.
Mrs. Eleanor Ivy has returned
from Greenwich, Conn, where she
spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Schnell. She was accompanied
by her grand-daughter, Miss Iva
Turner.
MIR. NJ. T. Turner is spending
two weeks at Pine Heights Sanito-
rum, for medical treatment.
Rev. and Mrs. George White and
family Of Union have been visiting
relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Goodyear enter
tained number of be: young
friends with party.
Mrs. Frank Crouch and little son
have been guests in the home OF
Mr.. Samuel J. Watson.
Mr.. Stanton Lott is at home
Z FROM die South Cssoffiiua ut!iiversity
for few weeks, his eyes having
failed him, result Of a recent i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edison of the
Rocky Creek section were visitors
here during E. he past week.
Mai. and Mrs. f. NJ. Warren will
be among the large number to at
tend the grand reunion in Florida
next week. and while there will Wis
it friends and relatives.
Among those from Edgefield to
attend the Welling-LaGrone we'd
ding were Mesdames w. E. Lott, j.
&. Edwards, Mamie n. Tillman, G..
+. May. A. E. Padgett, B. b.
Jones, Milton Jones, Missouri
Lott. Fannie Tompkins and Misses
Virginia Addison, Florence Mounce,
I'earl Padgett end Messrs. Ernest
Padcett, Paul Cogburn and DR.. II.
G. Mitchell.
Mrs. Taylor Goodwin cf Green
wood isspending awhile here at the
home of her father, MIR. Q. 5.
Werlz.
Mrs. Susie Lltimer Is visiting
here during this month.
Mrs. James Tompkins and little
Fmmie Dozier have returned to
Edgefeld after spending week or
more here.
Mrs. James Strother was hostess
for the New Century Club last Tues
day afternoon and after half hour
Of business, the lesson study play,
ALI is we'll that ends we'll" occu-
pied an hour or more, Mrs. }. A.
Dozier as teacher, making the les
son very interesting. Mrs. }. W..
Marsh gave current events. "A social
half hour was enjoyed, and the hos
tess served a sweet course.
Mrs. St. Julian Harris of Dor
ing, Ca, visited her mother, Mrs
p. n. Lott during the week, ana
her many friends and relatives were
delighted to see her.
On Friday afternoon May l. a
May pole dance will be held on the
lawn of Mrs. H. W. Crouch, and
after this baby show will be held.
Prizes will be offered for the pref
tiest baby under two years. The
May dance will be participated in