The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-11-25
CROSS HILL NEWS.

HoSI DcauIllul "euulnB ever Witness
ed In Cross Hill was that OF Miss Will
ma Ramey and Mr.. John Miller which
was solcmnized at the home Of Mrs.
Sophia Pinson, aunt of the bride. on
Wednesday evening. November 18th at
o'clock. The parlor was beautifully
decorated in green and white. Imme-
diately preceding tho wedding Miss
Mary Miller very sweetly sang Sweet
heart" accompanied on the piano by
Miss Blanche Pinson.
Promptly to the strains of IIohen-
grin's wedding march, beautifully rcn-
dored by Miss Eula Matthias, entered
the ribbon bearers, Masters Miller
heaman pphew of the groom and II.
l.. RamdBzTothcr of the bride. Next
entered the danes Of honor, Mrs. So
phia Pinson and Mrs. r. l.. Ramcy
both handsomely gowned in crepo-de
chine and carrying beautiful bouquets
OF white carnations. Following these
came the bride and groom and under
the artistic arch Of green were united
by the brief hut impressive ceremony
performed by Rev. J. n. Miller. pas
tor OF the bride. During the ceremony
MISS Matthias played very softly tho
Flower song. The happy couple then
repaired to the reception room where
they received the congratulations of
tho many friends present The bride
was lovely IN a handsome gown OF
Chiffon ovor ivory satin. The grace
fully draped veil was caught with a
wreath of orange blossoms. The brides
bouquet was Of exquisite chrysanthc-
NUNS. After receiving congratulations
tho bridal party and guests were in
vited to the dining room where boun
tiful repast awaited them. The decor
ations in the dining room carried out
the color scheme of green and white
The many beautiful presents received
are representative Of the very high
esteem in which both Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller are held. The bride numbers
her friends by her acquaintanccs. She
possesses those lovablc traits Of char
acter which every one admires. While
we regret deeply that she leaves Cross
Hill, we congratulate Mr. Miller upon
being so fortunate as to win her and
assure them that the best OF wishes
attend them. The groom Is IL prosper
GUS merchant Of Whitmire, but is we'll
known and highly esteemed here, hav-
ing lived in Cross Hill until II few
years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were
rendered q reception at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Miller, parents of
tho groom, on Thursday Immediate
ly after the reception, they left for
Whitmire
Miss Mary Miller, who is attend
ing Chicora College, came home for
the wedding
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark from Columbia,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Ramey form Sa-
l'tda and several friends from Whit
n,ire.
Mrs. Taner from Due West is vis-
ting her daughter, Mrs. Elkin Grif-
fin OF Cross Hill.
Rev. S. II. Wilds missionary from
Luebo, Africa, delivered very inter
eHting lecture at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and Rev.
G. G.. Maycs of Grcenville, preached
on impressive sermon on Sunday ev-
ening. These were treats for the Cross
Hill congregations and it was regret
ted by many that the weather was SO
nnfayorable as to prevent a large au-
0ience.
Miss Matte McFadden, one of the
teachers in the Waterloo school spent
last weekend with friends in our
town.
Miss Emma Lowe left this week to
attend the marriage Of her brother,
Mr.. S. G.. Lowe to Miss Cecil Giles Of
Aiken.
Mrs. Mary Robertson and Little
Daisy Hill are spending few days
in Laurens with friends.
Quite an enjoyable event OF the
past week was the linen shower given
by Mrs. S. A. Leaman in honor Of
Miss Wilma Ramcy on last Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Lcaman proved a
splendid hostess. She was assisted in
entertaining by Miss Blanche Pinson.
A bridal veil contest was a pleasant