The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-05
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The dining ROOM was done in pink and
green.
Mr.. Ben Lee Hamilton and Miss
Nancy Hines received at the door. and
In tho receiving line were Misses Mae
Hamilton. Carry Hunter and Sue Gig
| nilliat, and Mr.. T. B. Jones.
Progressive rook WAS played, Mr..
B. A. Lowry winning the prize for
the men, g pair of silk Rose, which
he turned over to. the prospective
groom, and Miss Louise Farmer win
| ming the one for the ladies', which
was q manicure knife.
Miss Nellie Hines presided at the
punch bowl. A delicious sweet course
was served.
Another beautiful pre-nuptial af-
fair was the reception rendered to
Miss Hunter by Miss Sue Gignillia.,
on Tuesday before Christmas.
The handsome home on First South
street was beautifully decorated In
the Christmas colors and the glow
from red lights and the open fires
contrasted strikingly with the freez-
Ing temperature outside.
Notwithstanding the sleet and snow
@ large number of. friends called and
were graciously received by the host
ess and honoree. Mrs. G. w. Gignil-
ltat and Mrs. w. S. Hunter were also
In the receiving line.
In keeping with the colors of the
decorations, the hostess and the hon
oree wore exquisite corsages of GRIM
son meteor roses
In the dining room a beautiful lun-
cheon was served, Mrs. C. NJ. Gignil-
Hat, pouring coffee at one end OF the
handsomely appointed table and Mrs.
b.. A. Lowry serving ices ut the other.
Misses Sue Nimnions, Margie and LII
lfan Holland and Norma Gignilliat al
SO assisted in the serving.
| Numerous ferns were seen about
the apartmepts,an and numerous candles
were burning from the mantels and
she crystal candlabra with which the
table was lighted, the center piece be-
Ing a crystal basket with red carna-
tions and plnfloss.
This lovely affair was considered
one OF the prettiest contributions to
the bride-elect.
On Monday afternoon OF this week
Mrs. +. 3. Striniing anu Mrs. c. v,
McCary entertained for Miss Hunter
In the home OF Mrs. Stribling, at g
Love Party" The score cards had
on one side Cupid, and on the other
love verses. Miss Mae Hamilton and
Mrs. B. A. Lowry tied In the score
and In the cut Miss Hamilton won the
prize, gift book Love In, All Ages
which she presented to the honoree
A delightful feature OF this affair was
the musical program. Mrs. Jas. Lowry
accompanied by Mrs. C. B. Smith, sang
IN her tender. touching way. "The
Palace Of Dreamsp and 1.-TWO Little
Loye' Bees" A graphophone played
Throughout the evening.
After cards luncheon was served
ut the close, Of which a. toast was
drunk to the bride, the last sip being
taken to the health OF the absent one
ethe gro6m.) The signal for the tnast
was given on the piano by Mrs. b. a.
Lowry In the first chords OF Meslels.
1 sohn's wedding march. "a u s::.st;s. Esasi. I
1 :, Misses Annie, Hunter and Glare. Vel
tner'i McEary assisted at the door and
|kepti scoreli, i,. ,.j5.ss.iyt So g.
IN Mrs, G. II, Ellison and Mics Nittie
Sleigh are to, entertain FOR Ills: Hi.5i-
ter. next Friday evening: Tho follow
ing lie the invitation that is being
sent. out:
''Mrs, C. H. Ellison and Miss Sleigh
at home, Friday afternoon, January
9Th, 1915, four O'clock. Shower-things
girl would like Miss Hunter.
Charles. Daniels returns today to
Charleston where he will resume his
studieSraS the Citadel.