The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-10-06

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Miss Estclle Gregory
to
Mr.. Ernest Douglas Easterby
on Thursday evening,
October the twenty-irst
at six o'clock
TWO hundred and seven Lavinia Ave
Greenville, South Carolina.
Reception
immediately after the ceremony
At Home.
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One of the prcttieSt afternoon reccp-
tons Of the season was that given AT
the home Of Mrs. w l.. Gray Friday
afternoon when Mrs. Gray and MISS
vii Lou Gray entertained in honor OF
two October bridcs-to-bc, Miss Wcssie
Ice Dial and Miss Toccoa Cainc.
The house was beautifully decorated
in pink roses, dalllias, zcnnias ana
pottcd ferns. Little Miss Marigcnc
GRAY opcncd the door and Mrs. Dial
Gray met the guests and introduced
them 10 tic ladies receiving. These
were Mrs. w. l.. Gray, Miss Gray, MISS
Wcssic Lee Dial, Miss Toccoa Cainc,
Mrs. James II. Sullivan, Mrs. Rosa
Caine, Mrs. \. Il. Dial, Mrs. J. Y Gar
lington, of California, Mrs. CarllSlc
Nottingham, OF Cape Charles, Va. Mrs,
mil
Miss Rchecca Dial and Mrs. W. RI.
Green, Of Clarksvllc, Tenn
Mrs. James Dunklin invited the cal
lcrs into the dining rooi Here under
the soft glow from the pink shaded
lights and crystal candles the table
was most attractive with It's lace COW
er and tall vase Of pink roses. Pink
and white cream, cake and mints were
served.
Mrs. Virginia Caine served cream
and Mrs. S. NJ. Wilkes cake, assisted
by Mrs. b. H. Jones, Mrs T. d. Wat
kins, Misses Rosalie Franks and
Elizabeth Simpson and Laura Gray,
Madge Harris and jamie Harris of
Gray Court Miss Annie Gilkerson in
vited the ladies into the library where
coffee and cheese straws were served
by Mrs. j. f. Bolt and Mrs. r. l.. Gray
Of Gray Court, assisted by Mrs. w. II.
Dial and Mrs. j. ID. Watts. Little
Misses Rosa and Toccoa Gray pinned
favors on each guest as they were lcav
ing. These were cmblcmatc Of the
approaching wedding.
Mrs. Brooks Swygert entertained
quite a number Of friends with pro-
grcssive "42" Saturday morning at her
hospitablc home on Irby Avenue. The
guests were met on the porch by Mrs.
Swygcrt and her niece, Miss Rice.
From thence they were conducted to
a little alcove at one end of the
porch, whore Mrs. Robert McCucn
most graciously presided at punch
bowl, which which she dispensed re-
frcshng and delightful nectar. Rapid
ly and pleasantly the hours passed by.
After delicious sherry cream and
cake were served all bid happy
good bye" and dispersed to their re-
Spectivc homes.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Swygcrt's
home was again the scene of one Of
the pretticst parties of the season, CIV
en- In honor OF Miss Toccoa Cainc, one
n n lor h,,;, nv
decorations on this occasion were sim
pie but pretty, golden rod being much
in evidence with few large vases of
dahlias and October roses, each vie
ing with the other in beauty and bril-
liancy. Mrs. j. Fl. league presided ov-
er the punch bowl on this occasion.
TIL afternoon being warm this most
refreshing beverage was enjoyed. Nine
tables had been arranged for progress
Sive games. The games and conversa-
tions both being so enjoyable that
again the afternoon was all too short.
Mrs Swygert requested the guests to
run up the score. Mrs. J. Y. CARING
ton. having made the highest score
was presented with a dainty, little
china cup and saucer. while the guest
OF honor, Miss Caine, was presented
with little silver bell, the chimes of
which will be a reminder OF the ap-
preaching wedding.
600
The approaching marriage of Miss