The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-21
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camden, June 14,-At high noon Sat
urday, June 3, n wedding charming in
its simplicity but beautiful in every
dstail was solcmnized at tho Pres
oytelian church when Miss Margaret
Lcnoir, Youngest daughter OF NIr. and
Mrs. G. IT, Lanoir. of this city, became
the bride OF Frank Armstrong, of
IPickcns.
Ihe church was darkcned and cleo
tricity. enhanced the beauty of the
artistic decorations of pine, srnlax
and feathery ferns, that eraccd an
altar with q background or white,
cleaning with innumcrablc candles.
The wedding march was PLAYED by Miss
Alberta TEEN at the organ as the
bridal party entered
The ushcrs ycro ThoYoas Lcnoir
Andrew Burnet, Eugene Lcnoir and
Andrew Whitaker. The groomsmen
wcrc Jas. MaCravy and Eurman Roper.
The bridesmaids were Misses I,ouiaa
Pope aud Elizabeth Wallace.
ny i'oNNk SiliS were EHI2DCtn
hcmI', Mary Rutlcdgc Bwnet and
Louise korri3on. Tncrc was a flower
girl fer each bridesmaid and one for
The maid OF homer, Mics Bculah For
guson.
The bride entered with hor father
who gave her in marriage. She was
extremely pretty in handsome dress
of brown canton crepe, with cham.
Dagne trimmings, hat and accessories
to match, and carried shower bou-
quot Of white roses. She was met at
the altar by the bridegroom with his
brother G. H. Armstrong, as best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edwin Muller, ID. D., using the
beautiful and Impressive ceremony of
the Church of Nngland.
Immediately after, an informal re-
ccDtion was given at the Lenor home
on Fair street, the guests including
only the bridal party, relatives aud
intimate friends. Wedding cake was
served and healths were drunk from
tho sparkling munch bowls that held
only the elements of good cheer and
best wishes.
The brides table was lovely in it's
appointments of green and white, while
white daises, tho chosen flowers for
the wedding were used throughout the
room. After Il wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs Armstrong will make their home
in 'Pickcns.
The following Were the out of.town
guests: DR.. and Mrs. e. RI. Kcrr!sop
and children and Mrs. III. w. DcSaus-
sure OF Charleston, MiRacs Eula Fer
guscn' and Louise Po-c and Thomas
I-enoir CT Clemson college, Mrs. j. 4.
Armstrong, Misses Cora and Mamie
Kate Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ".
Armstrong, Truman Roper, Jas. Nc
Gravy Of Laurens, Miss Margaret
Louise Webb, ,>Chris ChapDcll and Miss
Lucrctia Baker or Columbia Miss Eiiz-
abeth Wallace Of Hartsville, Miss Kate
Lcnoir Of Washington, Mrs. Charlie
Sanders, Mrs. T. P. Sanders, Miss
Louise Sanders, Ike Sanders and Mrs.
Atkinson OF Hagood.
FGWlcr-R0gers
Announcements have been received
In the city of the marriage OF Miss
Mary Myrtle Rogers, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William jE'cliX Rogers, of
Easlcy, 10 Mr.. William Clyde Fowle,',
formerly Of this city, but now o.
Gttenville. The marriage occurred
Monday ard among those attending
from here were Mrs. NJ. II. Fowler,
mother OF the groom, her sister, Mrs.
Clara Slorah and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Barksdalc. After short wedding
trip to the mountains, Mr.. annd Mrs.
Fowler will come to Laurens Monday
to spend Il few days before returning
to Greenville where they will make
their home.