The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-12-07
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'ei IdlHeu FRIDAY afternoon IN honor
Of her house guest, Miss Margaret
Perrin, Of AbbeNille. After number
OF games Of AZ We're played, delicious
refreshments we've served.
Young Folks Entertained
Miss Sarah Saxon and her kinder
galten class, assisted by the children
lu the nnigbborhood, gave an enter
tainment Tuesday, Nov. 29th, at the
home of Mrs. Glenn Fuller, for the
benefit of the Laurens Public Library.
The pupils gave most enjoyable
great to those present and reflected
much credit upon their teacher.
600
Baige-Sitgrcayes
Miss I.GWee .Rage, daughter of Mr..
and Alrs. i. !R. Paige, and Mr.. Oslo
;5itgreaves were happily married Sun
dRy afternoon. After the ceremony
lhey left 'Dn "a short honeymoon trip
to Augusta and other points. The
bride has been employed in the Peo-
pies Loan and Exchange Bank for
several years, where she mad many
FRIENDS. The groom is a member of
the postoiIicc force as city carrier.
SntitIl-Inm
a marriage which came as a SUI
prise to their many friends was SOL
amnzed Saturday evening at the home
nf Mr. and Mrs. n. j. McAIistcr, when
Miss Marie Smith became the wife of
Sir John }1nman. Rev. p. r. Kilgp per-
,Snrmed the ceremony in the presence
of few friends. The brides home is
,in Woodruff, but she has; been diving
i'll this city for some time having bten
a member OF the Office force at the
tfeight dcEot. The groom, is yising
young business man Of the city, being
associated with his uncle, Mr.. Wylic
willis, in the furnitslre business.
They are residing at the bone or Mr.
Willis on South Harper street.
Entertained III Aflaata
1''e loiio"lnS news SLCIy, taken
from the society page OF the Atlanta
journal, will be of interest to the
frietels of Miss ?Beatrce Babn, dangh-
ter of Col. and Mrs. r. e. Babb, who
was pne of the honor guests at this
social function in Atlanta:
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. l.inthicum enter
tained at bridge Thanksgiving even
ing at lheir holnc on East Fifth street,
in honnor Of their daughter, Miss
Nancy Tinthicum and her guests, Miss
Beatrice Ba'bb, OF IIaurcns, s.. c.; Miss
Dorothy Dove, Of Memphis, Tenn, and
Miss Katherine Rollins, OF Florence,
S. c., who are Miss Linthicun's school
mates AT Brenau m,llege.
The reception Tgoms of the home
wore decorated with orange and
black, the Brenau nolors, and with
quantities of white and yellow chrys-
The table in the dining
room, overlaid with lace cover held
for its central decoration basket Of
these lovely flowers, surrounded with
silver candlesticks holding orange and
white tapers, burning unshaded Ycl-
low and white mints contained in sill
yer compotes were placed at intervals.
Mrs. Iinthicum was assisted in
by Mrs. John G. Will
lams, Mrs. b. l.. lD'obbs and Mrs. w.
l.. Andrews.
ENOlfU
McClintOch- -GOOdwin
Ora Nov. 30.-Among the lovcliest
Of the fall weddings was that SOL
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lafayette McClintock at o'clock
ON the afternoon Of Noy. 30, when
they gave in marriage their daughter.
Alice Isabel, to lEvins Abncy Good
win, Of Union.
Simplicity was the keynote OF the
entire service. The hall and ceremony
room were beautifully and artistically
decorated with Southern smilax and
white chrysanthemums. An impro-
vised altar OF Southern pine, which
was crowned on either side by white
pedestals adorned with white baskets
Of hrys&nthemums, made q dainty
background for the bride and her at
Londants.
In the gift room in which Misses
Lizzie Craig and Elizabeth McClintock
the note OF yellow was
Here numerous and