Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-06-14
a white satin suit.

white satin suit.
The maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth
Rives, wearing an exquisite dress of
! jade taffeta, with touches Of lace,
made the prevailing hoop skirt style,
her leghorn hat up-turned in her
arms and filled with a shower of
colorful sweet peas, came in alone,
taking her place by the altar.
Wee Jessie Huggins, whose enfan-
tile beauty has such an appealing
note that to see her is to adore her,
scattered the brides path with rose
petals from a cunning tulle basket,
which matched her little white cos
tune.
The groom and his best man, Mr..
Kenneth Keyes, of Atlanta, entered
from the left Of the rostrum, and
awaited the arrival of the bride, who
entered with her brother-in-law, Mr..
Hugh Nicholson.
Ever since as a little girl she
moved from Aiken with her parents,
and found so warm a welcome in her
new home, Gladys Rives has been en-
shrined in the hearts of an ever wild
ening circle of, friends, who are re-
joiced she is to continue to call
Edgefeld home. Not only beautiful
in person, but beautiful in her sweet
nature, she is admired and beloved.
= The bride wore gown of Kittens
ear crepe and Duchess lace, over
georgette, made bouffant style,
caught with orange blossoms on side.
She wore a handsome platinum bar
pin, the gift of the groom. The soft
becoming tulle veil was confined
to the hair, cap fashioned, by sprays
of orange blossoms.
Her court train of satin and geor-
gette was borne by two beautiful
boys, John Sheppard Nicholson and
Grady Corley, dressed in becoming
white satin suits.
The lovely bouquet of wax-like
Brides roses, showered with valley
lilies, completed the picture Of rare
beauty.
The brides pastor, Mr.. Arthur T.
Allen OF the First Baptist church, as
sisted by the groom's minister, Rev.
G. W. M. Taylor, Of the Methodist
church, officiated at the impressive
ceremony, which united the two lives.
The tender organ notes of "Caro
Nome," from Rigoletto, made a soft
accompaniments as the vows were
being earnestly taken. After kneel-
ing for the benediction, the happy
couple led the bridal party from the
altar.
A delightful reception was given
Immediately after the ceremony by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson at their
home where vast number of guests
from many different points gathered.
Delicious punch was served out in
the illuminated lawn. whose high ele-
walton made the scene unusually
attractive. Misses Bessie Dunovant
and Mary Nicholson at one bowl,
Misses Katherine Minis and Marie
Dunlap, of Honea Path, at the other.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson, Mrs.
Annie E. Rives and Mrs. Halle Mich
olson Greneker stood with the bridal
party to receive the guests on the
front veranda.
Mrs. Frank Huggins and Miss Vir-
ginia Addison invited the callers into
the home, where Mrs. Helen S. Mich
olson and Miss Sallie Mae Nicholson
received in the living room.
Attractive pink heart souvenirs
were given everyone by little Lois
Cain Rives, the lovely child of Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Rives.
Miss Gladys Padgett and Mrs. Hugh
Mitchell played a number of bright
instrumental selections during the
evening.
Mrs. E. S. Rives and Mrs. S. B.
Nicholson presided in the dining
room, which was centered with
daintily appointed table, the pink and
white color scheme being carried out