The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-29

Sullivan. DR.. and Mrs. Jeter Glenn,
MIR, and Mrs. Keith Glenn and Misses
Agatha Spellman, Luta Smith and
Annabel Dean.
Mrs. John Laurent and Miss jamie
Duggan Of Clayton, Ga.. are visiting
Mrs. George Evans on West Wa1itner
street. r -t
Thompson.Duekworth Pretty Home
Wedding.
| A pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Mary. Thompson to Mr.. John
Duckworth on Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50. the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. o. L. Martin. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Katii-
leen Thompson, q sister OF the bride.
The only attendants were Misses AL
ma Duckworth and Ellie Thompson,
who wore lovely white lingerie dresses
with pink girdIes and carried q show
er bouquet of pink carnations. The
bride wore a handsome blue cloth
suit and carried "a shower bouquet of
white carnations and lilies Of the val
ley. In the east parlor the colors
wkite ami green were uHed. In one
!cctner Was an e;Gbankuient OF Germs
and palms and an arch entwined with
green and white and studded with lit
tie candles. The bridal party stood
beneath this arch. Immediately after
the ceremony the. guests were invited
/ into the dining room where an elegant
salad course was served by Misses
Sue Martin, Wilmer Mae Thompson,
Aiattie Mcdaniel and Mildred Thomp-
ISon. Inihere the color scheme Of yei-
low and white was carried ont. The
! souvenirs were pinned o nby two dain-
ty little girls. Lucille Thompson and
Frances DuohwdTth. Mrs. Mrs Hunter
| Thcrnrson enc Mss Alice Duclkwortn
met the guests at the door and assist
ed In entertainin gthe guests.
! The Social Side OF College Aife.
| While the other sides OF college life
have not received any less attention
than their due, the social life OF the
college community has had an added
energy for the past two weeks. Be
sides the distinctly college functions
! the different members OF the faculty
have attended various social affairs
given by their fries. DIS IN the city.
On Saturday evening Mrs. G.. w
| Evans. q former member OF the fac
ulty entertained at dinGes In honor
o. Mr.. j. *. Breetiih, formerly dean
here. Misses Abbott, :Stranathans and
Wakefield Of the present faculty were
there from the college. ss:y.
l On Monday mofning Mrs. Kinard
gave a most delightful luncheon "a
the ladies ofsthe faculty. Before 1un.
tcheoii was served evsfy one was en-.
tEsSSad In s;Hne sewing Jney iiad
/ brought, or that was furnished by the
i hostess. This was the first time tile
beautiful new presidents home had
been the scene OF social Festivities
land everyone was Cummeut ting apoii
It's attractivehess Mrs. Kinard Is s
ltnest charming hostAas and everyone
fhad q royal good tifae.
j On Monday evening Miss rMa6d6ckt
entertained the faculty and 3 A. few
friends in honor OF her friend Miss
4 Helen McCandi iegs,s Of EIot.tsyilia, KY.
who In visiting her. These ittsieS SO
ciai gatherings sf1sng the fA.nlty mrs
4 siie means OF uniting the fact, u
i Bood IeitowanIp raHd sHoru WeHn5 o.
fecteat tions and diyefsl6h nltiesa needed
zhtliuss ssasns ana t.intafsst III nihIetis.
4 \ sssaFe been ass Wilite heat an weak. 'rlls
i tennis tournament heEan Tuesday y.f
4 ltefnooh, s6 young iadiea tslling part
The second round was played Wed.
lneSdky aft6fnoois witk finaia 81
doubles and sliislss being 1iEye(