The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-12-10

-hl. allu MIS. James DunKlln watts
have issued invitations to reception
TO be given at their home on West
Main street Thursday evening in honor
OF MIR. and Mrs. II. Coke Gray, who
were married on November goth, and
Mrs. W. Fl. Webb, Mrs. Watts sister,
OF Knoxville, Tenn.
| 900
ID. 4. II. Reception.
The Henry Laurens chapter, Daugh-
tcrs of the American Revolution. en-
| tcrtaincd at a beautiful reception at
the hospitabic home of Mrs w. H..
Dial Thursday afternoon, the guests
| including many members Of the Clin-
ton chapter In the receiving line
were Mrs w. II. Dial, Miss Julia Irby,
Mrs. Creswcl Fleming Miss Louise
| FLEMING, Of Greenwood, Mrs. Brooks
Swygert, Mrs. j. ID. Watts, Mrs. J. A.
Bailey, Of Clinton, and Mrs. w. j.
Bailey, Of Clinton, all dressed in
colonial costumes.
The guests were met at the door by
Mrs. Dial Gray and cards were taken
by Master Robert Fleming, dressed as
George Washington, and Azilc Clary,
also in Colonial costume. They wcrc
| directed to the receiving line BY Mrs.
Lamar Smith who with Mrs. NJ. L..
Copeland assisted in entertaining. In
the dining room, which was prcttily
| decorated in colonial colors. sand
wichcs were served by Misses Virginia
Clardy, Amaryllis Smith, Toccoa Gray
and Sarah Eliza Swygcrt and tea was
poured by Mrs. II. f.. Fleming. Miss
Harriet Simpson pinned favors upon
| the guests as they left the dining room
| to go to the library, whore Misses Hat
| tic Gray and EmmiC Lou WASHINGTON
| assisted in entertaining.
During the afternoon a program of
rccitaionS was rendered by Mrs. J H..
| league and Miss Sara Eliza Swygcrt,
and Miss Louise Fleming, vice regent
| for the state, gave an account OF the
convention At Chcraw.
600
For Mrs. II. Coke Gray.
Mrs w. l.. Gray and Mrs A. Dial
| Gray entertained at Il large reception
| 'riday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
w, H. Gray in honor Of Mrs. X. Coke
Gray. ono OF the recent brides. The
house was artistically decorated for
thc occasion and the reception was
one Of unusual beauty. In the rccciv-
inl. line were Mrs. w l.. Gray. Mrs
n. Dial Gray. Mrs. II. Coke Gray, Mrs.
Henry Franks, Miss vii Lou Gray,
| Mrs. w. II. Martin. Mrs. Carlisle Not
| tingham, Mrs. \. j. Christopher, Mrs.
| r. l.. Gray, Of Gray Court, Mrs. John
| Gray, Of Woodruff, Mrs. John CARING
ton, Mrs. w. IL. Dial and Mrs. George
| Wright
The guests were met at tho door by
| Mrs. James Davis and Miss Julia Irby
| and we're introduced by Mrs. Frank
| Cainc. Assisting in entertaining in
the reception room were Mrs. Ernest
| Eastcrby and Mrs. b. i, Jones. After
| Il few minutes Of conversation the
guests were invited into the dining
room by Mrs. r. T.. Fleming. The din
! Ing room was lovely in color scheme
Of pink, pink shaded lights throwing Il
| soi! glow over the beautiful center
| piece OF pink carnations. Delicious
| pink block cream and cake were scrv-
| ed during the first hour by Mrs. James
! Sullivan and Mrs. j. d, Watts and
during the second hour by Mrs James
| Drnklin and Mrs. Virginia Canc. Mrs.
| Rice Nickcls Miss Sadie Sullivan, Mrs.
! Mark lIcllamS and Miss Alice McClin-
| inCk assisted in serving while Mrs r..
! T. hughes and Mrs. NJ. l.. Copeland
| assisted in entertaining. Through the
| han where Mrs. Albert Dial, Mrs. La
| mare Smith and Miss Charlotte Nc
| G@Wan wcr" entertaining. the guests
were directed TO the coffee room where
! Mrs. II. * aiken, Mrs. Brooks Swy-
| gnrl, Mrs. =. a. Simpson and Mrs.
Clifton Jones poured coffee and Misses
! Hattie Gray. Laurie Gray. Rosa Gray,
rGmonia Garrett and Lula Dial served
| it.
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