Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-16
Items of Interest From Red Oak
Grove.


day, small attendance, but new in
terest manifested. Our beloved aao
| faithful president, Mrs. Thurmond,
presiding, appointing delegates tc
annual meeting at Gilgal as follows
Mesdames Fannie Griffis, Savan
nah Agner and Matte Lamb.
Our town is a-glow with visitors.
Mrs. Dorm and two children from
Spartanburg at Mrs Mamie Bussey's,
Misses Stella and Gladys Nixon two
lovable girls from North Augusta at
Mrs. Fannie Gritfis'. Mrs. Emma
Carter of Graniteville at Mrs.
Lambs, Mr.. Hughey LuQuire and
family at Mr.. NJ. T. Cleggs. Miss
Ellie Dorm was the guest of Miss
Mamie Zimmerman last week.
Misses Kathleen Kenrick and Ma
ry Gignialliatt joined spend-the-
day party at the hospltable home of
Mrs. and Mrs. Ollie Holmes last
Saturday. Many compliments on
the beautiful and splendidly served
dinner.
Mrs. Griffis will give fish fry''
on tomorrow at the Modoc bridge
for her guests, and on Wednesday
from 5 till I o'clock p. m. Misses
Kathleen kenrick. Ruth and Mamie
Zimmerman, Mamie Bussey will
help entertain with contests and re-
freshments in the open field near
Mrs. Bussey's home. Quite num-
Der of our young people have been
invited, so they hope for splendid
time for all.
Will endeavor to send you more
dots OF interest from our w. NJ.
Society and Y. w. AS next time.
Modoc, S. G..
NAL to the worth and sterling quail
ties of the groom from those with
whom he is intimately associated in
business.
While the guests were being
served with a salad d course, followed
by block cream and cake. the bridal
party were being served in the
dining room which was artistically
decorated ID green and yellow, yer
low roses being used. Green tulle
was gracefully draped from the cell
ing to the BRIDES table to the win
dows. the beauty of the scene being
enhanced by soft light from scores
of candles. In addition to the
chandeliers in the halls and parlors
numberless candles shed their light
here and over the long piazzas.
At the conclusion Of the repast.
the bride tossed her beautiful bou-
quet among the eager bridesmaids
and, despite the desperate efforts
and struggle of the others to get
possession of the coveted prize, It
fell into the outstretched arms of
Miss Fannie Sewell, cousin of the
bride.
Refreshing punch was served
throughout the evening by Miss
Ella Bell Scurry and Miss Lydia
Brunson on the northern end of the
long front piazza and by Miss Edith
QUITS and Miss Grace Tompkins on
the southern end.
Comparatively early in the eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson board,
ed an automobile amid a shower OF
rice and hied themselves away upon
their wedding journey.
Leesburg, Florida, which IS to be
the future home of Mrs. Anderson
will be enriched and ennobled By
this new acquisition to its social and
religious influence life. Reared IL
an atmosphere of culture, refinement
and religious and possessing lnhe
rent talent, graduating too from one
of the leading female colleges o.
the South, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoilings
worth Anderson is fitted for any
sphere and will prove her worth II
her adopted home. Although an
other tie binds South Carolina ant
Florida, Edgefeld will never alto
getner forgive William Simpson An
derson for his taking her away tt
reside permanently.
Among the out of town guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii
Anderson of Oclocnee, Ga, parent!
of the groom, r. w. Anderson ant
Lock Williams of Leesburg, Mr.
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