Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-26

tered through Cne gates opeueu Wy Ihe
ring bearer and Cupid, and stood be-
fore the officiating minister, Rev.
Henry Bell White, an uncle of the
of the bride, and Rev. w. S. Brooke,
the brides pastor, these having pre-
viously entered from the vestry.
The ring ceremony was used, Mr..
White speaking the solemn words
that united these two young hearts
as one, and the prayer was made by
Mr.. Brooke. Soft music was played
during the ceremony.
The fair young bride looked lovely
and modest in a travelling suit of
brown Poiret twill with seal trim
nlings, all accessories in harmony,
and she carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and valley lilies.
As the young couple left the church
they were showered with rice. Their
destination was not revealed
Everyone regrets that this marriage
removes from the town, one of its
best beloved daughters. She is
only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
White, and is a young woman
many charms. She has sweet any
amiable disposition, and is beautiful
in face and character. She is a grad
uate of Coker College, also of its mu-
sic department, and after her grad
uation, taught here and in other parts
of the state.
The groom is of Leesville, and is a
noble young man and of sterling
worth. He hasa beautiful home wait
ing their arrival at Leesville.
The gifts to these young people
from friends showed the love in which
they were held.
On the evening previous to the
White Mitchell marriage, beautiful
reception was given the bridal party
in the home of MIR. and Mrs. j. d.
White. The home was artisticaly dec
GRATED and presented a very pretty
scene.
Mrs. E. E. Andrews, the sister of
Mrs. White welcomed all at the front
and Mrs. White received in the hall.
5It is a matter of interest that Mrs;
Andrews and four Others present
g esisss iss
BRIDES mother.
In the Railways, Mestlames j. w.
Marsh, P. N. Keesee and w. E. La
Grone directed the guests. The dim
ing room was decorated m pink and
white, and the table was covered with
a large lace cover and lighted with
pink candles. A large brides cake
occupied the center, and on this stood
a miniature bride and groom. From
the chandelier came shower of pink
and white blossoms attached by rib
bons. Many ribbons extended from
the cake, and when drawn, held the
fortunes of the bridesmaids and
groomsmen. Pink and white block
cream and pound cake were served,
also mints. Those assisting in here
were Mesdames H. w. Crouch, j. H.
Payne, j. w. Browne, j. A. Lott, j.
N. Lott and Miss Florence Wright.
The brides book was kept by Mrs.
B. T. Boatwright. The guests were
given favors of Cupids and brides.
Before departing, the many beautiful
gifts of cut glass, silver, china and
linen were viewed, there being sew
eral checks also.
Mr.. Albert Toney who is at An
napolis for his fourth and last year,
is making a fine record, and will
graduate with many honors. In the
student body The forty making the
highest points are officers, and Mr.
Toney came in as the twenty-seventh,
which now number him with the Of
fcers. He has been elected to the Of
fetal staff of "The Log" the month
ly that is issued, and is also on the
staff of "The Lucky Bag" Mr.. Toney
is the Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Toney.
Little Natalie Jones who has been
ill with typhoid pneumonia, is now
better.
Miss Mallie Waters has returned
from visit to Augusta.
Mrs. Taylor Goodwin spent last
week here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lott and Marion
of Greenwood were visitors here dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Gould and children of Spar.