The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 08, 1957, Image 3
Thursday, August 8, 1957
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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THE WOMAN’S PAGE
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MARRIED IN JULY
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MR. AND MRS. BROADUS E. SMITH
Miss Young Honored
By Miss Nettles
A lingerie shower was given on
Tuesday evening for Miss Mauda-
lene Young 'by Miss Rose Moore
Nettles at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nettles.
Miss Young, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Leland Young, will
be married August 17 to Archie
Chevis Reed, of Winnsboro.
The honoree and Miss Joan John
son, also an August bride-elect,
were presented corsages.
Gladioli and roses in shades of
pink effectively decorated the
home. Two heart shaiped cakes
bearing the names of the couple
and their wedding date were used
with candles, mums, gladioli and
fern arranged on a reflector, to
appoint the buffet refreshment ta
ble in the chosen pink and white
color theme.
The hostess was assisted in serv
ing and entertaining by her moth
er.
Miss Pitts Honors ! Attend Wedding
Two Brides'Elect | Saturday Evening
Thursday morning *Miss Sara I In Greenville
P.tts was hostess for a coke party, T he wedding of Miss Isabelle
honoring Miss Edna M artin jnd! Hall , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El-
Miss Dawn Campbell. Miss Mar- liott Hall of Greenvill€ ^ Thom-
trn was marned Saturday to J. T. ’
Ellison and Miss Campbell will
be married this month to Bill
Sease.
A delightfully informal hour
was enjoyed during which the
guests were invited into the din
ing room for cold drinks, sand-
-- - ~ “ chldfe"; Have Anniversary
as Rowland, of Laurens, which
took place Saturday evening at
Buncombe St. Methodist Church
was attended by a number of
Clinton relatives and friends
tuberoses and other summer sunp-
mer flowers.
A party plate^of ice cream, cake
squares and lime punch was serv
ed. The gifts which were pre
sented in a novel manner were
opened and'passed Miss Martin
was also given a carnation”cor
sage. . •
About thirty guests were invit
ed for the occasion and a number
of bridal contests were enjoyed
during the afternoon.
The bride is the granddaughter
of Mrs. E H. Hall. Mrs. Hall had ! J > /
as her guests for the week-end Dr.! -Mr. and P^rS. -DiaCK
with Mrs. F A Duncan and Mrs.
Ressi# McKenzie as co-hostesses.
A variety of garden flowers
were prettily arranged in the
hostess’ home for the occasion.
Mrs. George Watts Copeland
and Mrs. W. Roy Pitts were win
ners for two bridal contests and
the prizes were"Tn turn presented
the honoree. After the shower of
gifts were presented, the. hostesses
serve.! refreshments Forty-six
friends ^tere invited for the party
were aruenged with foliage as a ,,-.. D t u ™
centerpiece for the table Else-‘ Wlth MrS Wllliam P Jacobs ’ Mr
where in the home zinnias, dah
lias and roses were used.
The hostess was assisted in en
tertaining and serving by her
mother, Mrs. Jamej; Pitts, and
Mrs. Raymond Pitts.
Both brides-elect were present
ly! with gifts by Miss Pitts.
Attend Wedding,
Entertain With Party
and Mrs William P. Jacobs 3rd,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs at
tended a buffet dinner on Friday
evening after the rehearsal at the
home of Mr. and Mrg. Eugene
Stone III, in addition to other
wedding parties.
Miss Catherine Eichelberger, of
Columbia and Clinton, was a
bridesmaid. Also attending
wedding were her parents,
and Mrs. H L. Eichelberger
HOME CEREMONY UNITES
MISS CAMPBELL. B. E SMITH
Miss Linda Elaine Campbell showered with pink ribbons. The
and Broadus Edwin Smith were'cake ws^s cut and served with
united in marriage in a ceremony punch.
taking place Sunday afternoon,I For a honeymoon trip to the
July 28, at 3 o’clock at the home! mountains of Western North
of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Carolina the bride changed to a
Mrs J. W. Campbell, 610 Shands pink linen sheath with which she
street. Mr. Smith is the son of wore white accessories and the
Mrs. B. E. Smith and the late Mr. 1 orchid from her Bible.
Smith.
The groom is emplyoed by Jo-
The Rev.,d. W. SpiTiers, past6r’ :mn;r Stores and rib
of the bride, performed the cere- '^ t “i r home with his mother at 405
mony in the presence of members ^ ast Florida street
of the families and a few close
friends. Floor baskets of white Buit©t oUppGF lOF
gladioli and pink carnations on >^ r .Mix; Primolunn
either side of the living room j FS. ^OmeiSOn
mantel formed a setting for the _ Entertaining Mr and Mrs.
vows. White lighted tqners and, ^ eor ® e ^ < - ornt> ' son w ^° ^ ave re *
ivy were on the mantel zently returned to C linton to make
The bride and groom entered | ^ home ' Mr h an , <1 R<*ert
M Vance were hosts to 36 guests
Drop-In Given
For Bride-Elect
Saturday morning Mrs. R P.
Hamer and her daughter, Miss
Bettjy Jane Hamer entertained
with a drop-in for Miss Frances
Winn whose wedding will take
place in September.
Red 'gladioli were decorative in
the living room and white gladioli
and oleanders fashioned a center-
piece for the buffet refreshment
Mr and Mr Henderson Pitts J omt Hostesses
leave tomorrow for Albemarle, N.
C., to atend the wedding of their
son, John Henderson Pitts III,
and Miss Sally Ellen Ausband,
Mr and-Mrs. George A Black
celberated their 53rd wedding
anniversary on Sunday, August 4.
with a family dinner at their
home.
Fmjoying the delightful occa
sion were their five children. G.
Arthur Black, of Greenville; W
Alex Black, of Columbia; Mrs W
A. Martin, of Fountain Inn; Mrs.
th p>Mary D. Lawter, ,of Waynesboro.
Va.; Butler Black, of Atlanta, Ga.;
and their families. Also Miss Mae
Miller, of West Springs;'MrsrJxK
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ed
wards and children. Mr. and Mrs.
S C. Dunlap, of this city
Popular Bride-Elect
Honored at Party
* Mi^Maudalehc Young. August
hrj^leeU'ct. was complimented
when her cousiff, Mrs Arch Mai-
) nous, of Bowling Green, Ky.. en-
j tertained here at the Mary Mus-
1 grove Hbtel Monday evening with
I a dinner party
Twe4ve guests including. Miss
Ruth *Mazwe!l, of Greenwood,
were invited_£or-ifie occasion.
Wiide pink satin ribbons extend
ed the length of the table which
was appointed with pink asters,
silver wedding bells holding pink
carnations and white tapers in
two four-branched silver candela
bra. A summer party menu with
frozen dessert course was served.
Several games were played,
with prizes going to Miss Leanna
More Society News On Page
Seven
Mr
Honor Miss Martin
Honoring Miss Edna Martin on 1 T ~ n .,
Wednesday afternoon prior to her OomplilTient IVllSS 1 ittS
daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Zebulon’marriage Saturday. Misses Janet Qlnnw^r
Vance Ausband at Central Meth-Poole and Judy King entertained VV U 1
odist Church Saturday evening. with a miscellaneous shower at; A miscellaneous shower honor-
Mr. and Mrs. Pitts will enter- ( the’Clinton Community building.* mg Miss Nancy Pitts, August
tainwith a luncheon for the wed- 1 Decorating the party rooms 1 Urt-ir-rh-ct. was given rerentty at
ding party on Saturday. ! were arrangements of zinnias, the home of Mrs J K Hasclden
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together unattended. The bride
wore a white taffeta princess
dress. The top of the bodice was
lace over taffeta and was joined
above the waistline with a fold of
the same material. She wore a
matching white hat and carried a
white Bible with a white orchid.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was held. The
wedding cake centered the dining
table which was overlaid with a
lace cover caught at the tomers
with nosegays of pink carnations
Dessert Bridge
Given For Club
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Earl
Rice entertained members of her
club with a dessert bridge at her
home on North Holland street.
Arrangements of roses and zin
nias were placed effectively in the
card rooms.
Fallowing several progres
sions score awards were presented
Mrs. Frank Cauley and Mrs. Sam
McCrary. ;
* ^ guests
for a buffet supper on Friday eve
ning.
As the guests assembled- punch
was served and later in the dining
100m a bu fet meal was served.
Pink roses and tapers adorned
the table which, was overlaid with
a white’linen cloth. Smaller ta
bles -were appointed'for the guests
on the porch. After supper dancing
was enjoyed.
Methodist Women’
Hold Meetings
The Woman’s Society cf Chris
tian Service of Broad treet Meth
odist Church and the morning and
afternoon circles will meet joint
ly Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock
at the church
The Sarah Glenn circle, Mrs.
James Buzhardt, chairman, will
meet Monday evening at B’o’clock
at the home of Mrs L Ray Pitts
on Jones street. Mrs. Bill-Abrams
and Miss Winona Ray will be V
sistant hostesses.
table in the dining room. Mrs
Hugh S. Jacobs, Mrs. James Addi
son. Mrs. Carlisle Neely and Mrs
Julian Bolick assisted in serving
sandwiches, cookies, , nuts and
punch.
Miss Winn was presented a gift
by the hostesses. Mrs. James Aus
tin Chandler, Jr., of Atlanta, who
was visiting here, was a guest for
the-party ~ .
Locar Bride Feted
Prior to Wedding
On Wednesday evening of the
past week Miss Edna Martin was
complimented with a bridal show
er at the Clinton Community
building Hostesses for the oc
casion wer e Mrs. George Corley,
Mrs. M. C. Poole, of Clinton, and
Mrs. J. W. Power, of Laurens.
Games appropriately following
the bridal theme were enjoyed
and later the hostesses servd a
sweet course with punch. The
honoree was presented a shower
of gifts.
About fortV guests enjoyed the
occasion.
Johnson-Bryant
Invitations'Out
Of cordial interest are the fol
lowing invitations which are being
received:
Mr. and. Mrs. James Karl John
son request the honor of your pres,
ence at the- marriage of their
daughter, Joann, to Mr. Edward
Leroy-Bryant on Friday, the twen
ty-third of August, nineteen hun
dred and fifty-seven at half after
seven o’clock in the evening. First
Baptist Church, Clinton, South
Carolina,.... — ——-——
Reception following the, cere
mony in the church (parlor.
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