The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-09-27

| 7BccauSc i Love YOU Dear ana
Thank God For Garden" were
sweetly sung by Mrs. Fred j. Black
mon, accompanied by Mrs. Hicks. Then
to the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march the bridal party entered
First came the ushers, Lylian H.
Moore and Roy Little, who draped
strcamers Of white satin ribbon to the
door of the ceremony room making
an aisle for the remainder OF the par
~. They were followed by the matron
Of honor, Mrs. Lyllian H. Moore, sis
ter Of the bride. who wore gown of
yellow satin with gold lace trimmings
and carried an arm bouquet of yellow
chrySanthcmumS. Next came the maid
Of honor, Miss Ina b. Little, sister Of
the bridegroom in white crepe chiffon
with silk lace trimmings and with arm
bouquet of white chrySanthemumS. |
Just preceding the bride wei che
dainty little flower girls, Cathryn anad
Elizabeth Mofrctt, nicces of the bride,
each carrying baskets Of margold, and
little Claudia Adams, also niece OF
the bride, in yellow crepe chiffon
dress carrying the ring iii the heart
OF Il chrysanthcmum. Thc bride en-
tered with her brother, A. G. Podgctt, |
by whom she was given in marriage !
She was radiantly beautiful in I, sim
pie dress Of bridal satin hand -cmbroid-
cred with pearls, her court train being
gracefully carried by her nephew, lit
tie Ralph MOIfctt Her tulle veil was
caught with orange blossoms and she
carried a graceful shower Of brides
By the bridegroom and Randolph Lit
lie, his best man, and the impressive
ring ceremony was performed by Rev.
] j. IT, Nilgo, pastor Of the bride
immediately after the ceremony 4
brilliant reception was held. The
guests were greeted u; the door by Mr.
and Mrs. Ross D. Young and in the
ceremony room by Mr. and Mrs. T. II
Mcdonald, The receiving line was
composed Of he members Of the bridal
: party. Mrs. William B. padgctt, moth
:, cr Of the bride. Mrs. Mary r.. Little,
mother of the bridegroom, Mrs j. r.
Little and Mrs. Roy Little. Assisting
. iii receiving in the ceremony room
were DR.. and Mrs. y. j, Zimmerman.
Mrs. A. Dial Gray and Mrs. II. ID.
> Young presided in the dining room
= where block cream and angelfood cake
: were served by Misses Margaret Kasor,
9 Johnella Austin, Marcgcnc Gray, Anita
4 Miller and Drucilla OwingS. Receiving
in the dining room were Mrs. Tallulah
, | Powell and MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Lam
caster, while in the gift room, where a
| large number Of elegant gifts were dis
: played, were Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Long.
y Misses Rosa Gray and Elise Nance
O pinned favors. presiding at the brides
0 book were Misses iDOrris Young and
Williio Austin. Throughout the rccep-
: tion punch was served on the porch
. by Misses Grace Young and Sara
3 Saxon.
s The bride is an attractive young
woman with unusual talents and per-
sonal charm. She is a graduate of
0 Winthrop college and has taught in
lLduIenS county ScnOOlS with marked
success. Mr.. Little is well known
young business man and for the last
few years he has held q responsible
: position with the Southern Railway.
Among the out of-town guests were
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Padgett, of Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs.
Z W. &. Adams, Of Augusta, Ga; Mr.. and
q Mrs. Randolph Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Little, Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. McDon-
l. aid, Geo. c. Hopkins, f. l.. Sale, w. NJ.
Sale, all Of Columbia; Mrs. j. b. Pin
son. Mrs. Joe Carter, Mrs. G. ID. Nance,
Mrs. j. Henry Rasor Misses Willijo
Austin, ,Johnella Austin, Margaret
. Rasor, Alma Coleman, Helen Griffin,
lJlise Nance, all OF Cross Hill; Mr..
n Paul Martin, of Cross Hill; and Mr.. w.
1 w. Harris, of Clinton.
| Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left on their honeymoon
TO Washington, New York, Niagara
Falls, Quebec and Toronto Upon their
return they will be at home with Mr..
and Mrs l.. IL. Moore, South Harper
street, this city.
Sulllynn-Tatum
The following invitations have been
issued by Mr. and Mrs B. A. Sullivan
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