The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-04-20
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Marriage OF Miss Bailey

Friends here of Miss Rosebud Bailey,
of Atlanta, Ga, who has visited Miss
Maudie Mae Jessee here on everal oe<
casions, will be interested in the ac-
count of her marriage which took
place in Atlanta last Monday The fol-
lowing account Of the marriage was
taken from The Atlanta Constitution:
A wedding OF statewide interest and
one coming ,ls a great surprise to
many, was that Of Miss Rosebud Bailey.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Bailey,
70 Springdale Road. Druid Hills, to
Mr.. Dcvereux Dunlap Rice, Of Shreve-
port, La which took place at the Druid
Hills Methodist church on Monday, at
high noon
Miss Bailey was a popular member
Of Atlanta's "Sub-Deb" Club, possess
ing beautiful voice along with a
charming personality. She attended
school at Brenau College, Gainesville,
Ga, and later at Chevy Chase, Wash
ington. ID c..
Mr. Rice is member OF the Pi
Kappa Phi fraternity and q very
popular student at Georgia Tech, from
which institution he will receive his
degrees in June. Mr.. and RMS. Rice
will be at home after July 1st at Pitts
burgh, Penn.
GflkersOn- Gordon.
A marriage which came as quite Il
surprise was solemnized in Sumter
last Thursday when Miss Lille Cor
don, OF that city, became the wife Of
Mr.. John l.. Gilkerson OF Laurens. On
ly the immediate families Of the bride
and groom were aware OF the APP
preaching event and the marriage was
very quiet affair. Mr.. Giikerson was
accompanied by Capt. w. ~ Dyess,
who acted as best man, the marriage
taking place at the home of the bride
in Sumter. After short bridal trip
the young couple returned to Laurcns
Saturday and are now at homo with the
Carents Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs w
II. Gilkcrson, on South Harper street
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Birthday Dinner
About thirty-eight of Poplar Springs
younger set were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the lovely home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Mitchell on Sunday, April
nth, at birthday dinner given in
honor OF helping their daughter Miss
Annie Lee Mitchell celebrate her
Seventeenth birthday.
The house was thrown open to the
quests and the veranda was filled with
seats where the guests enjoyed pro-
grcssive conversation until about one
o'clock, then they were shown into
the dining room where delicious din
ncr was served in the most artistic
manner and enjoyed After dinner the
guests were shown to the parlor whore
everybody nlaycd and sang until a
late hour.
The guests who were present were:
Misses Matte and Susie Abrams. Will
lou, Hette. Caddie Bell and Gladys
Pitts; Mr.. Andrew Mitchell, Misses Eu-
la. Minnie, Ethel and Jennie V. Gull
bertson; Nh Earle Simpson; Misses
Christine and Cecil Coleman; Mr.. C. d.
Wood; Miss Mamie Higgins; Mr.. Ry-
land Ellcdge; Miss Susan Hughes;
Messrs. j. Callic and j. r. Culbertson;
Miss Mildred Snttcrfield; Messrs. EZell
and Ewell Watkins; Mrs. j. H.
Mitchell; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wade Gull
bcrtson Miss Lula Mae Wood; Miss
Nellie Simpson; Misses Marie and Ger
trudc IGllcdge; Miss Maggie Blackwell;
Mr. Garv!n O'Dcll; Misses Beatrice and
Ethel Donnan; Mr.. J. II. Mitchell and
children and Mr.. Leo Walker.
600
Miss LOyingOOd Weds
An account Of tho marriage OF Miss
i}css Lovirgood and Mr.. John ltcay
Davidson. Jl.. which appeared in The
Atlanta Georgian Sunday, will be read
with much interest by friends OF the
bride here. Miss Lovingood has visit
ed her cousins. Misses Lula Dial OF
this city, and Gladys Gray, Of Gray
Court, on several occasions and won
many admirers on these visits. Miss !
Gray was among those who attended
tho wedding in Atlanta and acted as
one Of the bridesmaids. The account
OF the wedding follows:
a wedding of wide interest was that |
OF Miss Bcss Lovingood and John Keay
Davidson. Jr., Thursday at 4 o'clock