Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-04-28
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Reception by Mrs. Lewis. Two
Beautiful Church We'd
dings. Approaching Mar
riage Announced.

surprise was that given on last I'ues-
day evening by Mrs. Annie P. Lew
is. A guest of honor was Miss Jo-
sephine Mobley bride of the next
day, and present also were the 9th
ers of the bridal party. The home
was lovely in it's decorations of pink
and white and there was an air of
romance by the many hearts every
where in the decorations. In the
rear hall punch was served by Mis-
ses Sue and Annie Zimmerman and
music was enjoyed, Guy Horne,
violin, and Fred Parker piano. Pro-
gressive anagrams were played, each
table being suggestive of the bride
and groom, weddings and things
pertaining. Partners were COTTON by
matching pink hearts, with senH-
mental verses. After an animated
game an elaborate salad course with
iced tea was served by Misses Marie
Lewis and Annie Stokes. After all
had gathered in the reception hall
there was much pleasurable excite
ment in seeing who would be the
next bride, this being done by the
couples marching around the rose
bedecked chair, and the one oppo-
site it when the music changed to
Mendelssohn's wedding march, had
TO occupy this seat. This fell to
Miss Pauline Lewis and as she.
was seated the hostess placed on her
a large pink heart with these words
in gold. Our June BRIDE" and be-
meath it, Margaret Pauline Lewis,
John Howard Payne This aa-
nouncement created pleasant ex--
citement for all the worla loves a
lover and is always interested in all
tire pranks of Cupid. 4
esaneFd eterr,aen at
o'clock was scene of beautiful and
solemn marriage and at this time.
Miss Josephine Minis Mobley and
Mr.. Oliver Wallace Hamilton
p!ightcd their troths. The church
was ar,ist;cally decoroted and the
varigated colors of the sweet peas
were used in the ribbons to mark
the seals Of the family and friends
the sWept peas being the flowers of
the wedding. Previous to the cere-
monv Miss Nina QUITS rendered a
lovely musical program and Prof.
w. +. Scott SweetIy sang BeautE's
eyes" AS Lohengrin's wedding
march began, the ushers advanced
to the front and were Messrs. E.
Nj. Walker, Julian Mobley, Archie
Lewis and DR.. P. n. keesee, the
little flower girl being Kathrine
Norris Wright who appeared as a
little fairy. There were two maids,
Miss Lucille Norris, who was gown
ed in lavendar and carried large
basket of sweet peas tied with law
endal tulle, and Miss Marion Mob
ley who was attired in pink also
carrying basket of sweet peas.
These two made a lovely picture.
The maid of honor, Miss lime Wal
ker of Hawkinsville, Ga, who was
robed in green and carried shower
bouquet. The bride entered Oh the
arm of her brother, MIR. w. Allen
Mobley and was met at the altar by
the groom with his best man, Mr..
w. J. Montgomery. of Middle
brook, Va, and the happy pair
stood before DR.. A. t. King, who
spoke the solemn words that bound
their lives together. Daring the
ceremony, % perfect day." was soft
ly played. The bride appeared very
sweet and attractive in a handsome
coat suit of sand color with all ae-
cessories of her toilet harmonizing
and carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy pair accompanied by sew
eral friends left in automobiles
for Batesburg to board the train for
Aliddlebrook, Va, the home of the
groom. Sincere good wishes follow
ed them that all the good and beau
titul things of life fill their path
way and that the star OF peace, hap
piness and prosperity light their
way.
In attendance at the state Fedora
tion of clubs this week at Benefits
vile, are, from the New Century
Club Mrs. w. F. Scott and Miss
Z4na Payne, from the Apollo music
club, Mrs. Leon Stansell and Miss
Gladys Sawyer.
Mrs. James White has returned
from Spartanourg where she at
tended the musical festival.
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