The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-13

dresses of sunset taffeta with silver
ana tulle trimmings, and carried arm
bouquets Of Ophelia roses and laven-
der sweet peas. William Minis, Of
Fort Mill, was best man.
Before the ceremony, Miss Mar,
Hart Griffin, accompanied on the
piano by her sister, Mrs Ralph Guy
ton, sang "Until' and "Constancy."
Miss Agnes Link, sister of the groom,
gave beautiful piano Interpretation
of Schubert's "Serenade," and as the
last lovely notes were dying on the
air. sounded the joyous opening bars
Of Mendelssohn's Wedding March. In
response to this signal Mary Lander
and Katherine Suber, two little girls
| gowned one in pink the other in blue,
stretched broad white satin ribbons
up the length Of the white carpeted
aisle as far as the living room door.
The wedding procession was led by
the bridesmaids walking together
through the ribboned aisle to the al
tar where they separated, one taking
her Wlace on the right, the other on
the left Of the officiating Clergyman.
They were followed by the dame of
honor The groom, with his best
man, entered by door to the left.
Then came the bride leaning on the
arm Of her mother who gave Ier to
the groom as they reached, the altar.
| Following the beautiful and i'm
pressive ring ceremony, the youthful
happy pair were .showered with the
gratulations Of about seventy-five
relatives and friends who considered
themselves fortunate to be present on
the auspicious occasion.
The little brown and white bunga-
low home in it's emerald setting was
so deliciously cool and attractive that
the guests quite forgot it was a warm
June night. The broad veranda
where delicious iced punch was served
was allurng in it's furnishings of
grass rugs, comfortable wicker chairs
and softly shaded lanterns The spa
cious hall and the living room were
cool and festful in white and green
decorations Of ferns and shasta daisies
with white candles in crystal stocks
The dining room was in pink and
white, and the brides table was very
beautiful with It's cluny lace cover,
pink carnations in crystal vase, and
softly shaded pink candles. Not the
least attractive feature here was the
beautifully trimmed brides cake hold
ing the fateful symbols. Crystal COM
potes held pink and white mints, and
friends Of the bride assisted in scrv-
ing block ice cream and brides cake
in the bridal colors
The large collection of we'll selected
gifts. each one OF which was both
beautiful and useful. attcsted the wide
popularity Of the contracting parties.
Among the out OF town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence s.. Clair Link,
ST., and Miss Agnes Link, OF Fort
Mill, parents and sister Of the groom;
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Link, of Greer;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Blake. Miss Ag-
nes Blake and Master Herbert Blake.
or Pelzer; Miss Halle Pelzer, OF
Charleston; Miss Eva West, of Ches-
ter; and George NJ. Wright, ]. Fred
Blackman, c. II. Latimer, and ID. NJ.
Norwood, Of I.aurcns.
For going away the bride was at
l nf inIt
tricotine with which she wore a fea-
ther hat OF midnight blue and white.
and grey gloves and shoes.
After their wedding journay Mr.. and
Mrs. Link will be at home in I,aurcns
where Mr. Link holds the responsible
position of Secretary of Watts Mills