Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-25

seed In the country more than has been
known at this 81, season probably for
thirty years, but at present prices OF
seed and seed products it is exceeding
1y difficult to work the seed at profit.
= Miss. Emma Dee Randle,. mono
dramatic entertainer and master of in
terpretativey recftals entertained a high.
ly appreciative audience in the court
house here last evening under the
auspices of the Mothers Club of York
VILE: Rarely has a, reader and inter.
prefer proved, so pleasing to local
audience. Her. humorous interpreta-
tion Of Aunt Jane of"Kentucky,"' pro-
voked mirth and laughter and was a
rare denlenstra ton Of her ability as an
interpreter :. Of the character Of the
mountain woman. EIer recital OF Grace
S. Richmond's famous: story. :" Christ
mas in the Morning got very rclusely
to her audience and held. tnefr'1! url-
divided attention throughout the In
depreciation: The court scene from the
Merchant Of Venice: was well received
and her short "ChildI sketches" were
very pleasing to. ;young; people and
.grewp-ups. That the art Of Emma Dee
,Randle is refined, finished: smooth and
founded there is NJ question:. There IS
a. freshness and rhythm interwovep! all
through her work and, sha hasI the art
Of the keenest interest and sympathy.
Her artfuf way Of working in well
known local characters, in her. pres
entations Of the evening proved a great
attraction and created much. amuse-
ment for the audience and some little
temporary discontinue for the objects
Of her harmless. shafts. That Emma
Doo OF, lNp6l1n
programme if there ever was, one was
the concensus Of opinion Of her hearers
last evening. s,..','
-CenterIng the Interest Of many
friends and acqifaintanees,tth throughout
this whole section: Is the wedding Ia the
courthouse tonight at. 8 o'clock, Of MISS
Georgette McCelvey, well known win :
some and winning lass and Mr.: Thee-
dore Maekorell, young man OF parts and
PROMISE. Standing sponsor for. 'the
young. couple who. will plight their
troth and promise to be happy, and hii-
arious forever and a day, will; be, Mech
Stewart Post OF; the American Legion.
Indications point to the presence OF q
brilliant. assembly attendant upon, the
wedding. ceremony. It Is announced
that the dame of honor OF the occasion
will be Miss Carlotta Ripreleta Gillian,
beautiful and. stately tnatFon.> whose
wedding; dress is itself a; work OF art
that is worth coming many miles, to see.
The maid OF honor, it Is announced, is
Miss. Billie Garner. White, auburn
haired damsel, much inclined toward
a Turkish red, who for some time past
has been looking forward with much
interest to tho. ceremony that Is: to take
place this evening. tt Is said1that the
former sweetheart OF the groom, Miss
Roberta Hopeless Glenn, will attend the
wedding Of her lost love. Gossip was
this morning: that the. forsaken maid
would, appear in deep black, "a although
there were other rumors that she would
appear clad as the rainbow, determined
not to show her. chagri1 and disap-
pointment, but would lead the! compa-
ny in making merry The bridesmaids
Of the wedding party, 1t is said, will be
the Misses Summertime Moore, Robbie
Radiance Moore, Haleotti Riddles
Mackorell, Georgeanna Andromache
Sherer, Carlena Justholdingon Gaulden,
and Brownie Baird, all well known
young flappers Of the community, given
to wearing their hair 'cootie-g garage
style and among the most liberal pa
irons Of houses. that sell rouge and lip
sticks. Little Miss Roberta Fadeaway
Dunlap, personifcation Of childish pu-
rity and beauty. will bear the ring
while the four little charming flower
girls for the occasion will be little
Misses. Howarda McMackin; Georgia
Cartwright. Perryette Ashet and Camp
bella. Sandifer... all of them blooming,
budding bellies who Will be! ,smlllne
smashers Of hearts ere many years have
Tt1l ,fo M =
the marriage on the part Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grist:AI-
bert Riddle; nor is there any oppost-
ton to the entry into the temple OF
Hymen on the pant of the groom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. Feemster
Archie Barron. On the other hand it Is
said that they will be on hand tonight
with the bells on, and should the crea-
tor Of bringing Up Father be any
where around he will find ample mate
rial, to continue his laugh-makers for
MANY years. It is understood, however,
that there is considerable objection to
the marriage on the part Of the BRIDE
old maid sister, Miss Soakem Earliana
Grist and the spinster may try to rough
things up a bit, although the groofhs
best man, Mr.. John Killarney Benfield,
has been instructed to keep an eye out
for her. The brides "old black NAM
N.Y." Aunt Pacie Burris' who knows
ed her family befo' de wah" will attend
the marriage Of her Chile" Dr.. James
D. Mcdowell will play the wedding
march and. musical programme IN
connection with the wedding will also
be rendered by the American Legion
Ouartette, Messrs. Oscar Moore, Joe r
Moore, Hugh McCleave and W.. B. NC;
Cleave. Ushers for the occasion viii
be Messrs. Frank Simrill,' S. 4: Lowry
Clyde Smith and Leslie Cain: The
wedding ceremony will be performed
by the Reverend Clyde Plexico, P. D. e.
r. q. s. l. @. u, pompous parson VINO is
we'll known. Among the weddlne
guests within the rail will be Paul Dun
Iap. Mack Ferguson. Holly Barron, DR.
p. w. Hunter, Ralph Cain, c.. c. Pratt
John Knox, John R. Logan. Prior to
the wedding ceremony the. genera
guests will be entertained with song
and story by members of the GIRLS
Book Club of Yorkyille.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Mr.. R. F.. Parrott of Clover No. 2