The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-02
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TO Wed Next Week.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Little of the
county have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Margareu Talula Little, to Lieut..
James Corde Dozier of Rock Hill.
The wedding will take place Thursday
evening, June 10, at Bethany, Presby-
terian church, and will be society
event Of cordial and widespread in
terest. The bride-elect Is a graduate
of Winthrop, class 10, and she has
been teaching this year. Lieutenant
Dozier won the congressional medal
OF honor in the recent war.
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TOdd.DarliigtOn.
Extensive plans have been made
for the marriage this evening of Miss
Claudia Irby Darlington, daughter OF
Col. ,and Mrs. Thos. Deane Darling
ton, and Mr. James C. Todd, both OF
this city. The marriage will be per-
formed at the home of the brides par
ents on Irby avenue at $3.50 O'Clock
with only few friends and relatives
present. After the ceremony, from 0
until IL O'Clock, Col. and Mrs. Darling
ton will give reception in honor Of
the bride and groom.
The past week saw round Of eff
tertalnments In honor Of Miss Claudia
Darlington whose marriage to Mr..
James G. Todd takes place this even
ing. Wednesday morning Mrs. Hugh
x. Aiken gave an elaborate fvc-coursc
luncheon in her honor at her spac-
ious home on West Main street. The
guests were invited at II o'clock and
luncheon was served at noon. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The dining room
showed a mass of sweet peas, the ta-
Bile being lighted with candles and
with a huge basket Of sweet peas in
the shape Of heart occupying the
center. After luncheon the guests re.
paired to the parlor to join, in con
versation Before their departure, the
hostess presented Miss Darlington
with dainty box of ribbons for lin
gerie.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Law
renee Kennedy entertained for Miss
Darlington at Forty Two. Seven ta-
blcs were prepared for playing and a
very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
The house was decorated in sweet
peas and nasturtiums. making very
pretty effect A delicious salad course
with ice tea was served. The host
ess presented the honor guest with a
beautiful gold lingerie clasp.
Another party given for Miss Darl
ington was that by Mrs. Albert c.
Todd Thursday morning, when the
game Of Forty Two was played The
house was effectively decorated in
roses and spring flowers. About fifty
guests were invited to this party. Af-'
ter the game refreshments OF sherbert,
sandwiches and sweet cakes were
served. Miss Darlington was the re-
ciDient Of dainty boudoir cap given
her by the hostess.
Saturday afternoon Mra. A. Dial
Gray entertained in honor OF Miss
Claudia Darlington, her house guests
for the wedding, Misses Margaret
Warren, of Allendale, and Marion Me-
Faddcn, Of Kingstree. and guests OF
Mrs. w. ID. Ferguson, Mrs. Harold
Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Lochridge,
OF Atlanta. also here for the wedding.
y delightful salad course and sherb-
crt were served after a number of
games Of Bridge. Mrs. Brooks Chill.
dress was presented with box of
dainty stationery for securing the
highest score and Miss Darlington
was also similarly honored
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Reception Friday.
A social event of unusual interest
was tlfe reception given by Mrs. w. D.
Ferguson for her neicc, Miss Claudia
Darlington, on Friday afternoon.
The house was elaborately decorat-
ed with Dorothy Perkins roses and
ferns. The guests were met at the
door by Mrs. II. X. Aiken, and Mrs.
r.. Vance Irby. They were then ush-
cred to the receiving line by Mrs.
Jerome Christopher and Mrs. j. II.
league. IN the receiving line were