Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
TRENTON NEWS.
Many Visitors Come and Co.
The Marsh --Laffiday
Wedding at Home of
Brides Parents.

Miss Lula Roper from Albany, NJ
Y, after visiting her sister, Mrs. W..
Fl. Moss & Mrs. John McKie from
Meriwether, left last Tuesday to take
up her duties.
| Miss Aloe Rutledge from Eureka
was charming young visitor of Miss
Julia Wise last week.
| Misses Lillian and Mary Weeks are!
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Whit.
lock from Beech Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. w.. w. Miller and
family spent last Sunday in Bates
burg with their parents. vs.
Mrs. SHREDDER from Savannah is
visiting friends in Trenton and Edge
field.
Miss Leila Quarles from Plum
Branch was the weekend visitor of
her parents last week, Mr.. and Mrs
H. C. Quarles.
A beautiful home wedding was,
that of Miss Debbie May Marsh and
Mr.. Charles William Laffaday which:
took place at high noon, Thursday
April z, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b.
Marsh.
The home was beautifully and ar.
tistically decorated in cut flowers
and pot plants, green and white be-
ing the color scheme used in the par
lor where the ceremony was perform
ed, green and pink in the hall and
living room and the dining room a
bower of loveliness in green and yell
low. The guests were met at the door.
by Miss Sabe Miller and Mrs. P. D.
Willis, sister of the bride.
Just before the appointed hour,
Miss Matte Timmons from Timmons-
vile gave several beautiful selections
then the sound of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march, and then came the beau
ktiafu 4 little ribbon bearers dressed ih
dainty white jorgandies, being little
Sallie Marsh and Ruth Eubanks Of
Aiken, then came Reverend Mr.. Kel-s
ler of Johnston following him the
groom and his best man, the brother
of the groom, then the bride dressed
in tan palm beach coat suit with ac-
cessories to match carrying an arm
bouquet of brides roses. She never
looked lovelier than when she en-
tered the ceremony room on the arm
of her sister, Miss Lillian Marsh who !
was dressed in beaded cannon crepe
of turquoise and carried pink Kill
lany roses.
The bride and the groom standing
under a large white bell suspended
from white and green arch where
the impressive ceremony was per-
formed.
After the congratulations and good
wishes were extended to the happy
young couple they were invited into
the dining room where an elegant
luncheon was served to about one.
hundred guests. The numerous pres
ents of china, cut-glass and silver
were greatly admired.
Amid showers of rice and good
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Laffiday they
left on the One thirty train for an
extended trip north, after which they
will go to the groom's home in Lamar
where warm welcome awaits him
and his bonnie bride.
Miss Sarah Gattin was the charm
ing hostess of the K. K. club on Sat-
urday at the residence of Mrs. j. 81.
Courtney.
The reception hall and parlor were
adorned with graceful sprays ofdeut-
zia and the hostess received her club
friends in her own affable manner in
a beautiful frock of beaded georgette
combined with satin. With this she
wore a long string of coral beads.
The guests entered with contest en-
titled, "Do You Know the Nations?"
Miss Dollie Belts was presented
with box of handkerchiefs as the
winner. After several musical selec-
tions were enjoyed, Miss Gatlin led
the way to the dining room where
vases and baskets of pink roses and
around the lace covered table with
hand painted gauze center pieces,
the jolly dozen finding their places
by hand-painted cards and pink rose
buds, which were used as souvenirs
A salad course followed by delicious;
Ipound cake, sliced cream and nuts