The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-15

MI. Ryan Martin and Miss Blanche
Hanks were married Feb z in Wash
lngton, I'D. G. Miss Hanks is from
California and visited the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hudgens
during the Christmas holidays. This
was quite a surprise to the relatives
and friends Of the young folks who
wish them much happiness.
Entertain for Bride
The home Of DR.. and Mrs. Vincent
was the scene last Friday evening Of
delightful entertainment for Miss
Carolyn Fleming, bride-elect.
There were five tables of bridge.
following which delicious salad
course was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Todd, DR.. and Mrs. w. D.
ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cain.
Mrs. Dial Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
lrby, Miss Elizabeth Young from Co
lumbia, the Misses Margaret Dunlap
and Willie Jones, Mrs. Talulah Powell
and Alessrs. Cecil Roper, f. w. Will
liams and II. II. Dunlap.
The second OF series Of parties to
honor Miss Carolyn Fleming was y
lovely affair given by Mrs. Rolfe T..
hughes Saturday afternoon. The
rooms were artistically and profuse-
ly decorated with red hearts and blue
birds, suggestive of the Valentine
season. Six tables Of players enjoyed
several games Of "42" before a delic
lous salad course was served.
AS the chords of the wedding march
were struck, three dainty little girls,
Laura Aylett Fleming, Evelyn Roper
and Henrietta Blackwell drew in q
float adorned with hearts and blue
birds. On this was a large wedding
cake which, when opened by Miss
Fleming, proved to be filled with gifts
for the popular elect. Each gift
was accompanied by a wish, Dr..
Hughes contributing an especially
clever one,
Mrs. Hughes was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. OAIahundra, Mrs. ].
0. C. Fleming, Mrs. Frank Caine, and
Miss Ray.
GOggans.Pa
Friends here Of Mr.. Jack II. Parks,
formerly, connected with the Laurens
Oil Mill, will be interested in the ac-,
count OF his marriage taken from al
recent issue OF The Asheville Citizen
as follows:
The wedding of Miss Lucy Goggans,
the daughter Of Mrs. Mary e. Cog
gans, OF this city, and Mr.. J. II. Parks,
of Anderson S. c., occurred yesterday
afternoon III the First Baptist church,
in the presence Of number OF the
friends and relatives Of the contract
ing parties. Rev. DR.. Bateman read
the service, Miss Goggans and Mr.
Parks entering the church together
and unattended. Miss Goggans was
gowned in travelling suit OF dark
blue tricotine, with a hat of the same
shade combined with silver cloth. A
corsage bouquet Of pink roses and or
chids added to the becomingness of
her costume. Prior to the ceremony,
Miss Ethel Black, of Bamberg, S. c.,
sang, Because | Love You Dear"
Miss Katherine Goggans, of Mars Hill,
a sister of the bride, presided at the
organ, playing Liszts, "Lieberstraum"
during the ceremony. The bridal
march from Lohengrin and the Men
dlessohn wedding March werc also
part OF the musical program. Miss
Goggans, who with her mother has re-
sided three years in Asheville, is a
native Of Laurens, S. c., and dur
ing her residence in this city has been
n member Of the faculty OF the Ash
land avenue school. Mr.. Parks is a
prominent cotton oil mill man, OF An
derson. After bridal trip Of two
weeks or more, he and Mrs. Parks will
reside in that city. The church was
decorated with .massed palms and
many cut flowers. The ushers were
Mr.. Livingston Snow, Mr. r. M. James
Mr.. Thomas Black and Mr.. J. r. Rol-
man.