The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-06

mick, Joe and Irwin Watkins, Pope
Connolly, Vernon Clamp, Heber
Crombley. John and William Webb,
Guy Webb, Harry Strother, Andrew
Chapman, Jim Strother, Bunice Allen.
The evening was passed very pleas
antly and the guests departed at late
bour, all declaring the party to be
quite the event of the season in Chap
pells society.
MengJOneS.
a Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock
a notable society event took place in
the First Methodist church at Laurens,
when Miss Emily Meng, the daughter
of Mrs. Lewis Meng, became the wife
of Mr.. B. L. Jones, formerly superin-
tendent of the graded schools at Lau-
rens, but now a resident of Newberry.
AXhe ceremany was performed by Rev.
IL. P. MCGEE of Greenwood, the former
y pastor of the bride. Mrs. Chas. Hicks
presided at the organ.
The service was original and unique
in that the parts of bridesmaids were
taken by little girls, children whom
Miss Meng i.as taught in the schools
at Laurens. Miss Meng was attended
by Miss Bernice Meng, as maid OF
honor. Mr. Jones was attended by his
brother, Mr.. T. D. Jones of Augusta.
81 The little girl attendants entered
first and marched down the aisle, form
ing a tableau inside the chance. They
swere as follows: Katherine Hicks,
Eloise Clardy, Katherine Meng,
Maintze Richardson, Fannie Dali, JAMIE
Holmes Davis, Ada Catherine Owings,
Margaret Hunrbert, Mariegene Gray,
Tocca Clary, Amarylhs Smith, Sarah
!, Richey, IDA Mae Hunter, Mary Fergu-
pson, Caroline Hudgens and Mary Ma
jor.
Following these were the ushers,
Messrs. T. l. Swygert, Allie Lee, L. G..
Bale and W. 4. Burton, Jr., of Green
vile. They were followed by the
flower girls, Catherine Jones of Au-
-gusta and Legarel Blackwell. Ten
came the little ring bearer, Jack Bale.
The bride entered with her brother,
Mr.. W. E. Meng, and they were met by
Mr.. Jones with his best man in front
of the altar
The bride was dressed in travel
ing suit of gray and carried bouquet
of brides roses.
The out of town guests for the we'd
ding were Miss Jones, Mrs. A. ]. S.
Langford and Miss Maude Bpting of
Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jones,
son and little girl Of Augusta, Mrs.
]. D. Boyd of Hendersonville, Rev. and
Mrs. MCGEE and Miss katherine Nc
Gee of Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Louise
sherfersee of GreenEille, the Misses
Simpson, Mr.. w A. Burton Of Green
i willie and others.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of TIE Church Of
the Redeemer held its regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon, August I'd,
the Sunday school room.
It had been announced at the pre-
Rious meeting that we would have a
ocial half-hour after the devotional
2rt. Each member was asked to ex-
Mnd a special invitation to the ladies
6f our church who are not members
of the society to attend this meeting.
Mrs. ]. P. shealy was leader for the
afternoon.
Mrs. C. K. Lippard, tae wife of our
missionary in Japan, presented series
of six leaflets to be used in the August
program. These were read by differ
ent members of the society and proved
to be very interesting.
After the devotional part was rem
dered the president asked all to go
Mkat on the church lawn and see what
as there in store for them. While all
were pleasantly chatting together some
of our ladies busted themselves serv-
ing ice cream and cake to the crowd,
which was very much enjoyed.
There were forty-five ladies present.
q (Mrs.) Lottie Derrick,
Press Reporter for the Society.
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