The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-07-06
.Martin-HOfi'lnann.

A wedding charming in its SIM
pilicity was solemnized on Tues
day. June 2Sth. at O'Clock at
Eureka the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs l.. F. Leavall. when
their sister. Miss Nan Martin, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Geo. p.
Hoffman of Clemson College
A color scheme Of yellow and
white was used throughout the
home. yellow and shasta daisies
being used in profusion. The
ceremony was performed in the
living room before an improvised
alter which was draped in white
and covered with smilax and yell
low daisies. and from which hung
a yellow wedding bell tied Wi, h
yellow tulle under which the bri-
dal couple stoc3 to take the vows.
Preceding the entrance Of the
bridal party Miss Mary Thomas
sweetly sang CaQman S AT Da awn-
ing to the piano accompaniment
of Miss Caro- TrulNck and the vio-
I'm of Mr.. Marion Myers. At me
strains OF. Mendelssohn' S Wedding
March. PLAYED by Miss Mary
Thomas and; Mr. Myers, the bridal
partS entered. First, came the
ages. Mark and Edgar Sullivan:
who drew. the ribbons forming the
aisle for thsi entrance CT the bril-
dal party. Next came the little
flower, girl. Nellie Sullivan. daint-
ilv clad IN green organdy and car
rving a baske. of shasta daisies
tied with yellow tulle. The brid: )
charming and winsome little niece.
Jean Martin Flynn. clad in yellow
organGv, preceded the bride car
rving the ring in the heart OF a
large yellow daisy The bride en-
tered with her m2id OF honor. Miss
Carrie Neares. who was dressed
in q costume Of yellow organdy
with hat to match and carried
pink gladioE.
The bride was at.ired in hand
some suit of navy blue with hat
and accessories to match and car
ried a bouquet OF brides roses and
fern. She was net at the altar by
the groom xho entered with his
best man. NJ. Joe Beriy OF Glenn
son College.
The impressive ring ceremony
was performed by the Rey y. p.
Marion OF the First. Presbys eFian
church Of Sumter: During the
ceremony. ITO a Wild Rose" was
softly PLAYED on piano and violin.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was held: at
which the guests extended pes;
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. HOFFMAN,.
Delicious bl0ck cream and cake IN
yellow and white with yellow and
white mints was served: Punch
was served Throughout, the after
noon in the library by Misses An
ME Mae and Margaret Martin.
nieces of the bride.
IN the dining room the many
useful and handsome gifts were
displayed attesting to the popular
ity of the happy Young couple.
Much merriment was caused by
the cutting OF the wedding cake
by the bride and the guests.
Mrs. Hoffman was graduated at
vi ,throp College in The class OF
1919 and has taught successful!y
in both Sumte: and C:angaDurg
since her graduation.
Mr.. Hoffman IS graduate OF
Clemson College and is now en-
Gagged in the extension service as
Sta;e Horticnlturist with head
quarters at Clemson.
After the ceremony the happy
Young couple left FOR trip to the
mountains OF North Carolina ana
Tennessee. After July 10Th. thev
viii be at home to their many
friends in ,heir lovely new home
on Clemson Campus.
Among the Oct OF town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Flynn
and children Of Easley. Mrs. r. Nj.
Burdett and children and Misses
Annie Mae and Margaret Martin
OF Pelzer. M. and Mrs. \. q.
Thomas Of Cope. Mr.. a. Schlileler.
ard Mr.. Joe Rerly OF Clemson.
Miss Carrie Meares Of Founra!n
mn. Miss Laura Bailey OF Rock
Hill. Miss Mary Thomas OF Cope;
-Ir. 4. II. Ward OF Darlington and
Mr.. ]. D. Qainnely Of Bishopvlile