The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08

nome OF Mrs. Mary Austin, her daugh
Ter, Eveline, will be married to Mr.. .Joe
Majors, Rev. |. N. Kennedy, of Ora,
performing the ceremony. Both Young
people have a wide circle of friends
who wish them much happiness in
their married life.
TObin-COkcr.
Gray Court, Nov. 5.-At noon today
W. NJ. Cokcr and Mrs. Fannie Tobin
were married by the Rev. II. l.. Bag
gott at the minister's residence.
The newly welded couple left on a
LAO o'clock train for Kings Noun
tain, where they will spend week
with relatives of the bride.
IIaitlcOck. Pace.
Gray Court, Nov. 5-On thc after
noon of November 4, Dr.. w. 7. Pace,
who has recently located here, ar
rived with his bride, having made tho
trip from Columbia i'm his automobile
that day. Dr. Pace and Miss Mea
llaithcock were married in Columbia
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. +. P McGowan entertained vcs
torday afternoon in honor of Mrs. ].
w. Todd. Jr., Miss Amelia Todd and
Miss Mary White, of spartanburg. The
home was artistically decorated for
the occasion, many beautiful flowers
being in evidence. After original
games were played, delicious refresh
mcntS were served
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Putman-BalI.
Gray Court, Nov. 5.-W. u. Ball and
Miss Cora Putnam were married at
the home Of the brides parents by
the Rev. II. L, Baggott Thursday ev-
ening at Z o'clock.
Friday morning the newly made
bridegroom carried his bride to his
country home near here, where they
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Wedding Cards Issued.
Attractive cards as follows have
been received in the city:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Burnside
request the pleasure Of your COM
pany at the marriage of
their daughter
Emily
and
DR.. Lee Hodges
Thursday evening, November the six
teenth
Nineteen hundred and sixteen
from siX-thirty to cight-thirty O'Clock
Greenwood, South Carolina.
An accompanying card announces
that the wedding will take place at 6
o'clock,
The above will be read with inter
est by friends Of the bride-to-be in
this city, where she has many relatives
and friends.
"
Mrs. Perry \. Simpson and her
daughter, Mrs. John S. Morgan OF I'm
ion, entertained at a very charming
reception Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Amelia Todd. one of the sea-
sons most attractive brides be.
Mrs. Simpsons home on Hampton
Avenue was beautifully lighted, and
decorated with ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Little I.egarc Blackwell open
ed the door for the guests and Mrs. II.
X Aiken and Mrs. A. C. Todd greeted
them in the hall and introduced them
to the ladies receiving Those invited
to receive with Mrs Simpson and Mrs.
Morgan were. Miss Amelia Todd, Mrs.
trskine Todd, Mrs. Vance Irby, Mrs.
Frank Spratt Of Grccnyillc and Mrs
John Wells Todd. .Jr.
Miss Esther Fowler and Miss Helen
sullivan invited the ladies to the din
Ing room, where pink and white block
cream and cake were served Each
guest on leaving the dining room re-
ccivcd a tiny bell and ring tied with
white ribbon as cmblcms Of the hon
orcc's approaching wedding.
The dining room was very pretty in
pink tones. a cut glass vase Of large
pink chrysanthomums adorned tho lace
covered table and pink lights added
rose tint to the room. Mrs. NJ. l.. Cone
land, Mrs. w. l.. Gray and Mrs. J. L.
McLin assisted in the dining room.
Misses Mary and Kathleen Wilkes