The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-08-30

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-hcColl, the wedding to take place in
octoDcr. Miss Sullivan is graduate
ol winthrop college and has beon
teachlng school for the past two wears
a number ofosocial affairs will be Civ
en- In her honor during the coming
weeks and the wedding will be an
event OIL YER ywide interest.
900
Is. \. L. Ups. Have Outing
Members Of the b. Y. p. u. of the
flrst Baptist church motored out to
me grove surrounding Prospect church
urloay evening where they spent n
PHEASANT hour together and then en-
Joyed Wiener Roast, the latest
lad III popular entertainment.
Green. Martin
MISS Annie Louise Green. of Now-
perry, and Mr.. J. Gary Martin, of this
city, were happily married by Rev. C..
l. Squires at his home in this city
saturday evening at o'clock, several
friends of the young people being
present After the ceremony the
bridal pair left for short HONEYMOON
IN North Carolina, returning to the
city last night.
entertained for Miss McPhail
On last Tuesday afternoon. Miss
brucle Owings entertained at a love-
ly tea in honor of Miss Lucy McPhail
whose marriage is to take place i'm
september. The spacious home was
beautifully decorated with cut flow
cfs ana ferns, which were used in pro-
fusion. The dining room was lovely.
me color scheme being yellow and
white. Masses OF marigolds and
clematic were effectively arranged in
a silver basket on the center of the
table, while four silver vases were
placed on each corner with the mari
colds and clematis.
AS the guests entered they were met
by Mesdames l.. G. Bale, e. d. Eas-
terDy and d. A. Davis. Then thev
were ushered into the library by Mrs.
X, H. Roper where they were greeted
oy the hostess and her mother Mrs.
). G. Owings, Miss Lucy McPhail, Mrs.
MIN B. Sullivan, Miss Mary Sullivan,
Mrs. Frank Reid, Mrs. r. NJ. Marchant,
Mrs. Hubert Banning and Mrs. Con-
way Jones, Of Fountain Inn. Those
entertaining in the library were Miss
es Frances Davis, Hattie GRAY and
Mesdames B. IL. Jones, G. il. Knight
and r. f. Jones.
The guests then passed from the IL
brary into the dining room where
Misses Eloisc Miller, jamie Holmes
Davis, Frances knight and Ada Cath
crime Owings served ice cream, cake
and mints. Mrs. #. N. Barksdale and
Mrs. Eugene Hudgens presided in a.
very attractive manner at the dining
table where they sliced the cream to
be served. The guests were enter
tanned in the dining room by Misses
'Pearle Clardy, Allcene Franks and
Virginia Barksdale.
ing room Misses Mary Owings, Martha
Barksdale and Mae Jones pinned the
dainty French corsage favors on each
one. Misses Sadie Sullivan and Hat
guests into the drawing room where
they were served punch by Misses
Juanita Wilkes, Mary Roper and Mar
garet Lake, while Miss Henry Wright
and Mcsdames E. o. Anderson and y.
wv. Machen entertained the guests.
900
COleman.Blakely
Latta, Aug. 27.-Thursday afternoon
at five o'clock, Miss Isia Coleman and
Samuel Hunter Blakely OF Ora were
married at Catfish Baptist church,
about five miles northwest OF Latta.
The wedding was marked with beauty
and simplicity.
The church was decorated in green
and gold, ferns, twning vines, mari
colds and candles were used in pro-
fusion. Pedestals capped with baskets
OF marigolds and bows Of tullc added
to the dignity of the picture. The
ceremony was performed before q.
mound of greens surmounted!s. with
silver candelabra filled withS golden
candles. ~
Prior to the ceremony, a program
Of music for the piano and violin was
rendered by Mesdames w. j. Summers
lin and E. b. Berry, Jr. Several vocal
selections we're given by Miss Mildred