The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-05-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nv. Thomson ne
thls city announce the marriagcc of
their eldest daughter, Nellie Mac. to
Mr.. William Spurgcon Tuttle. of At
i2nta, May 2.
OXncr-Bctheu
Miss Eva Oxner, the attract;yh
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Oyner
or kinards, a frequent visitor to Ian
rens, and Power w. Beathea, of Co
lumbia; were happily married at the
nome of the officiating minister. Re,
u. f. kilgo, in this city, Sunday af-
ternoon.
MISS OXner is a graduate Of Lander
College and has many friends through
out the state who will be Interested
IN her marriage.
MI. Bethea is associated with the
state department of education and is
now serving in the capacity as a state
supervisor Of rural schools. He is n
graduate Of Wofford college and taught
win success in the pubic schools Of
the state for several years. At one
t!mc Mr.. Bethca edited the Conway
Field and also served as postmaster
at that place.
900
Engagement AnnOuncnd
Miss Vivian Huff, who has bcen
teaching In Sally for several seasons,
returned to the city Saturday after a
successful years work. Before her
departure from Sally she was the
honor guest at several pretty parties
where her engagement and approach
Ing marriage to Mr.. Dan II. Sawyer.
OF Cally, were announced. The follow
Ing news stories sent to the daily pa-
pers describe two OF these parties:
Sally, S. c.. May 21.-AIrs. H. O.
Jones was hostess to the As-YouJLike-
1t club Thursday afternoon at it's reg
ular meeting This meeting was turn
ed into g unique affair, miscellane-
GUS shower in honor OF the clubs
bride-elect, Miss Vivian HUFF. As the
guests arrived they were seated
around tables where progressive hear,
dice was played. Miss Mary Eva Hite
made tho highest score while Miss
Nealy Williamson had the lowest The
hostess presented an attractive hand
made bungalow apron to Miss Hite and
a dainty guest towel. to Miss William
son. both;prizes in tprhpbeing present
ed to the honor guest. Just few min
utcs later as the wedding march sound-
ed from the victrQla little Helen Jones
and little Randolph Tanning, dressed
as bride and bridegroom, brought in
q large basket filled with gifts. This
collection Of beautiful gifts was set
Mt the feet OF the bride-elect. The
guests were then, ushered into the din
Ing room, where delicious salad
course was served. The table was at
tractively laid.with a centerpiece of a
kewpie bride and bridegroom under an
arch Of fern and white daisies. The
place cards were miniature brides and
bridcgrooms on which appeared this
announcement, Vivian b. Huff-Dan
Fl. Sawyer. June Z, 1921" Only mem
bcrs Of the club were present with
the exception OF three out OF town
guests, Mrs. F. r. Tanning OF Spring
field, NJ. William Pooser OF Cameron,
and Mrs. Edwin Hendrix Of Columbia.
Sally. S. c.. May 2o.-Miss Minnie
Eyrd McElvecn assisted by Misses
Matte Lewis Sawyer Mildred Sawyer
and Carrie Belle Sally, cnttrtained the
high school pupils In honor Of their
Latin teacher, Miss Vivian HUFF, a
bride-elect Of the season. The pupils
surprised tho honor guest with a
shower of lovely gifts, since it was
her last night as Miss Huff" in their
town. All the pupils entered gayly
into a contest, the object of the con-
test being to make as many words as
possible from the names
Vivian Huff and Dan Sawyer
Miss Carrie Belle Sally won the
prize with seventy words in ten min
utes. Cream and cake were served
by little Misses Melba and Adyce Sally.
900
BRAMBUETT.ALDRET
Mr. Benz. c. Bramblett and Miss
Beulah Aldret, both OF Charleston.
were married on last Sunday morning,