The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1946, Image 5
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8 Heyward of Wttliliis-
B fuett of tier mother, Mra.
diolton.
[ohn Wall U Tlatttof her
D Wall, Jr., who la attend
ol in Baltimore.
[ L. Ony and Bdwte Guy
turday and Sunday at Paw-
nd with the latter'* family,
jd Mr*. Stewart Q. Clark-
) fueata on Sunday of Mr.
I. Blandlnf Clarkaon to
le.
id Mra. J. R. Montgomery
I children left on Monday
sBTllle where they will
elr home.
nd Mra. Dudley Sander*
) daughter* of Charlotte
lekend gueata of Mra. Flor-
fkln Hay.
K. Lang, Sr., who haa
Ing In Waahtoftott for aer*
n has returned to Camden
her home.
Id Mrs. J. K. Lang, Jr., of
s spent the weekend to
with Mra. Lang’a mother,
n Blakeney.
D. C. Ruaaell oi Florence
imed to her home after
( sereral day* with Mr. and
C. Gladden.
Rnfns Thurman of Cheraw
I. Anderson Baa* of Rock
nt the weekend with their
Slalr DeLoacbe.
id Mrs. Rufus Clarke of Co.
ind S. M. Clarke of Knox-
re gueets during the week
larke’a siatMT, Mrs. John L.
nd Mra. Zander Clarkson,
loultrle Brallsford, Mr. and
lian Bums and , Mr. and
B. Pitts, Jr., attended
mlng week at The Cltadef
leston the past weekend.
E EPISCOPAL CHURCH
»s on Sunday. Octoher 27,
u follows:
A. M.—Church schooL
A. M.—Morning prayer.
Bridge Club Meets
Mra. Marie Tiadal was
last week to the Wednaaday After
noon Bridge eluh. Mra. I%oehe
SehMkk and Mrs. Clifton McKato
won high scores at hrl^. Mrs.
Harold FunderhUrk was the only
substitute. After the card games
the hostess serred delightful re-
freehmmits.
Chicken Stew
Supper Enjoyed;
A delightful social affair was the
chicken stew supper giren on Fri
day erening of last week by Mr.
and Mrs. Caleb Whitaker and Mr.
and Mra. Nettles Lindsay in the
garden of the Whitaker home on
Lyttleton street The guests gath
ered on the lawn where sapper was
serred around a biasing hon-flre.
Later in the eyenlng the party atr
tended the Camden-Charleston toot
ball game.
Entertain For
Bridal Party
Mr. and Mra. R. S. Kirk enter
tained at their home, Ingleside plan
tation. lait Friday eyenlng for Miss
"Hallle" Clarkson and Richard
Oaillard. Their gneata were the
members of the Clarkson-GaiUsrd
wedding party, relatlres and cloao
tfrlenda.
Hallie Clarkson
Becomes Bride Of
Richa^ K. Gaillard
Caaturing state-wMa totarest wus
the wedding Saturday, October It, of
Mlaa . Harriet Ihomaa Clarkson,
lorely daughter of Mr. end Mrs. J.
S. H. Cluritson/ liU Fair street, to
Richard Kirk QaUUrd, ean of Mr.
and Mra. William 8. Oaillard of
Nnmertia plantation at Butawrllle^
which occnrcd at S:S0 o'clock to
Hospital Auxiliary
Will Hold First
Meeting Of Season
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Camditt hospital wfll meet Monday
afternoon, October 28, at 4 o'clodc
at the Nurses home.
It will be the tmt meeting of
the coming season and will find
the recently elected officers in
charga: They are: Mrs. Granger
Gaither, present; ’Mrs. Robert
Taller, treasurer, end Mrs. Roland
Jr., correaponding aeere-
I’be to Tho Chamnicfa
Mias Bland Glover entertained
for Miss Hallie Clarkson on Satur
day noon at cocktails. Miss Glover’s
guests were membere of the wed
ding party and out-of-town guests.
More I^al Women
Becoming Eligible
For Aux. Membership
More local women are' becoming
Migible to . membership in the
American Legion Auxiliary every
day as the war veterans to their
families enroll in the American
Legion. Mra. Wiley Sheora said to
day, explaining the aoxHiary’s
eligibility rules.
“Whenever a veteran becomes a
member of the American Legfon,”
she said, "the women of his im
mediate family become eligible to
the American Legion Auxiliary.
They can iharc his Legion activir
ties with him and help him in the
work the Legion is doing for the
welfare of veterans and for the ae-
enrity of Amei^ca.’’
Four claaslficationa of women
now eligible to memberabip in the
auxiliary were listed by Mrs.
Sheom as follows:
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the afternoon at Grace Bpl8c<^el
church, here. Rev. A. R. intcheIl.| Goodale.
grundfather of the bride from tary.
GreeavfUe, officiated and wak aa*| The uew offloars wRi be extend-
slated by Rev. Alfred P. Chamhllas.|ed a welcome by the membership
The bride, given awuy by heriand win hf com^lmented with a
father, James Smith Heyward I tea served by the retiring offleara.
Clarkson, was attired in a dress off
■pider-weh Utce with dirq* ahoalderl
effect! Her finger tip vail wasi Huge bowls of pink chrysanthe-
adomed with lace which banged]moms, tmilax, magnolia leaves and
to tho groom’a paternal grandmoth-j large white chrysanthemums were
er. She carried a bouquet of white used to decorate the home,
chrysanthemnma. I Mrs. J. S. H. Clarkson’s gown
Thp matron of honor, Mra. P. N.jwaa of powder blue and Mack with
Freeiban, a slater of the bride, wag is figured Jersey and black aoces-
drecacd in ilcrlwlnkle blue taffeta, leoriea. Her corsage was of pink
fashioned with a tl^t basque and rocea. Mrs. Gaillard wore a gown (d
peplmn with a full skirt. She car-IAllee Blue alpaca crepe and her
rled an old-fashlone4 noeegay hou-lcoraage was of yellow rosea. The
quet of pink ehryaanthemnms. bride’s traveling outfit wua u
The hridesmaide were: Mlaa three-piece suit In brown and
Gabrielle Guillard. u sister of the beige, a brosm cloche hat and lug-
bridegroom from BntawYllle; Mlaa gage accesaoriea. She carried a
Gerry Brvln of York, Mias Bland i brosm orchid corsage.
Glover of Camden and Washington. I The young couple started their
D. C., and Mrs. J. S. H. CSaikson, honeymoon to their new home
Jr., of Camden. Misa Gaillard andluttle Numertla’* at ButasrviUe
Mias Ervin ware attired in blue and Inter went to the Virginia
Jersey dresses, they being topped monntstos.
with scixdl work and full net The bride la a graduate of the
skirts. Mlaa Glovar and Mra. Clark-1 Camden high ichool and attended
eon were to deep pink garb, therwinthrop where she was injereated
tops being Jersey. The bridesmaids to nnrsery school work and was
carried <rfd-Caahloned nosegays of prominent In Bpiaeopal student uf*
mixed button clurysanthemnms and fairs. The gromn attended Clems<m
wore chrysanthemnms in their hair. I college and speclaUaed in animal
The groom was attended by Kirk husbandry. Ha was recently die-
McLeod of ChsrlotteTllle, Va. Uah-| charged from the Army Medical
era were Frank Simona and Fredlcorpa. He la a dairy farmer and
Connor Of Butawville, J. 8. H. Clark- planter.
son. Jr., Pickens N. Freeman of Guests from away at the wedding
Camden. Senior ushers were R. and reception were: Mr. and Mrs.
BamweU Clarkaon of Camden and R. 8 .Kirk, Sr., Mlaa Julia Kirk, Mr.
R. 8. Kirk of Logoff. and Mrs. P. R. Porcher, R. Dwight
Grace church was beautifully Fontoer, Marth* Porcher, Ptoopolis;
decorated with white chryaanthe-Dr. and Mrs. James Ravsnel, Df
mums, lighted tapers, amUax and and Mra. Jervey Ravsnel, Betty
bamboo. MUes, Ann Hutchings, Charlie
A touch of more then unusual Webb, Jamas Ravenel, Henry Rav-
sentiment was in evidenee in alensl, Mn. BenJAmln Freeman,
pearl and sapphire choker that was IVancia W. Freeman, Fred Greg-
wom by the bride. It was given to oria, Jr., Mr. end Mrs. James Godey,
the groom to be worn by hia bride Cambridge TrotL Jr^ Mr. »nd Mra
by hia grandmother. I Porcher Gregorle, all of Charles-
Following the church ceremony ton; Frank M. McLeod. Jr., Mr. end
recepUon for relaUves end outr Mrs. N. H. Clarkson, Jr., Mr. and
of-city gnesto was held at the home Mn. J. H. Fowlee, 8r., Mra. Jamee
of Mr. and Mn. J. 8. H. Clarkaon Fowles. Jr.. Mr. and Mra. L. O.
on fair street The young couple Thomas, Miss Catherine Thomas,
was asalated to receiving by Mr. Walter C. Thomas. Mlaa Cornelia L.
and Mrs. J. 8. H. Clarkaon, par- Thomas, Cornelia B. Thomas, Mra.
ents of the bride; Mr. aid Mrs. J. Preston Darby, 8r.. John T. Dar-
WilUam 8. Gaillard. groom’s par-|l^ and Panltoe Trotter. Columbia;
enta; Mra. Plcktoa Freeman, amtp Gerry Brvto, Mr. and Mn. W. C.
ron of honor and other members of Brvto, Mra. John WUliama, Uhhu
the bridal party- MoCorkle. Helen Moore. Qnton
I ill - I . . |w^™brt«iit. Y^; ,Rev. aad Mra.
. t * ! . .1 Alexander K. nldieUl Mrs. Brawit
AmSoan LwrieiL^*” * ‘•• Mitchell, Anne Rivera Stone. Arth-
l WlriTlSaiw Ator. JSt
tves/to either World War I andl**®* *srs. svanees spam.
World Wkr^tt Dr. Bisabeth fohaaea, Mrs. WU-
2. Wives, mothers, alsten aai P" ^
daughter* of veter^enSte
who have dlei atooe haaorable die- ^
charge from war aerrlce. * Do«Rby
4. Womea who tkemMtves were Martha Lacaa, Allee
enrolled to the armedtoi^ ^ Limub, Fruaoea Orlfita. Galen Grier,
either whr. iBUiel Hannkut Maale Sergeant and
"The anxOIarv la tovltteg all oCiJ^^ Jones of Wtothrop jeoltogo!
these women to take advantage «f|o*Be West Btateburg aad Mlaa
their lurlvilege ae rapidly as theylJmto Chandler of WedgeOeld.
become eligible end Join the Oam-
den nalt’’ Mn. 8he<wn oonttoaed.] Um CtuPumiclui' Waal
We know they will enjoy
bendSt by the naaocl^loa wldi
other women of veterans’ faaUUea
to Lsgion aettvttlea.’’
Lavada Parker
Barnes Bride
Of Gordon Watson
Centering mneh Interest was the
wedding of Mlae Larada lone Par
ker and Gordon Wright Watson,
which took place at 8 o*#Io^ oa
the oTontog of October 8.’ at the
First Bapttet church. Rev. J. B.
ton. pastor of the bride, officiated,
haing the double ring ceremony In
the preeence of rdatlvee and
friends of the young, couple.
Pulma, white gladioli, ferns and
white lighted tapera to candelabra
decorated the churdi for the occa
sion.
The uehMU were J. W. Parker.
Jr., of Camden and Clemaon col-
brother of the bride; J. T,
Wktsoh, Jr., of Charleeton. brother
of the groom’; T. W. . Watson, Jr
of BlshopvUlc, cousin of tbs groom,
ud Jerry Rnah of Camden
Heyward Watson of Charleeton,
brother of the groom, served as
best man. Mias toes Parksr, sister
of the bride, maid of honor,' wore
a dress of powder blue haring
lace bodice and bouffant net skirt
over taffeta. She wore long blue
lace mltta. The brtdeamalds. Miss
Blargie Hutson of Colombia wore a
dreaa of canary yellow and long
yellow lace mltta and Miss Alva
Le* of Columbia and Camden wore
a dress of bridal pink and long pink
lace mitts. They wore single
atrendi of pearls, gifts from the
bride. They all carried nosegays of
carnations and gypaophlin tied with
blue and yellow eatln ribbon.
The
marriage
in her ^wedding drees of white
duchess satin, featuring a mar-
quisetto yoke, emhroldqred with
■eed pearla and long aleevea end
ing to points over the wrists. The
■klrt extended into e train at the
back. Her full-length veil of Im
ported bridal lllnaloB fell frmn a
coronet ot orange bloseomi, and she
cerried a bouquet of tube rosea
ceatered with a purple orchid. Her
only ornament was a single strand
of pearla, gift of the groom.
Mra. Jesse'W. Parker, mother of
the bride, wore a dinner dreaa ot
acqua-Martoe Jersey and a coraage
of gardtoiaa.
Mrs. J. T. Watson, mother of the
groom, wore a dinner dress of
>lack crepe and a corsage of talia-
man roaes.
After the ceremony a reception
was given et the home of the
bride’s parents. Mn. G. B. CroUey,
aunt of the bride, met the gneata
at Uie door. Aialsttog the bridal
conple to reeeivtog were their moth
ers and the wedding party.
During the evening the bride end
groom left for their wedding trip
to points of totereat In Florida.
Upon their return they will make
heir home to BlahopvUle. For
traveling the bride wore a grey
gabardine dresemaker's ault with
black accesaoriea aad the purple
orchid lifted fjrom her bridal bou
fuet
Mrs. Watsoa is the daughter of
Mr. end Mra. Jeeee W. Parker of
Camdea, 8. C. She ie u graduute of
the Cunsden high achool, Bowens
Buatoeaa eoUege and completed a
abort conree at the University of
South Garoltaa. For tba past year
Miss Hditie Hough
Charming Bride
«
Of wide totereat was the lovely
wedding of Mias Hettle Hough ot
Columbia and C. G. RIekett ot Char
leston, which took placie at 6:80
k m., October II. at Waahtogton
Street Methodist chnr^ to Colum
bia. The Rev. W. B. Gerrett, super
intendent ot the Spertanburg die-
trlct'of the Methodist church, offi
ciated to the presence of e large
number of friends and relatives of
the bride end bridegroom. The im-
preeslve double ring ceremony ot
the Methodist church was nted.
The elter waa effectively decor
ated with palms and baskets ot
white gladlolL roses and carhations,
and the chnrch was softly lighted
with candelabra holding tall white
tapera
Laveme Price; hrother-lnJaw of
the brid^ and Robert Ontlaw,
nephew of the bride, both of Colum
bia. Ernest Gflhert Mayes of Be-
thune and Mickey Marshall of Cam
den. served as uehera.
Mlaa Elsie Hough of Charleeton
waa her sister’s maid ot honor.
The bridegroom's best man was
Burnett Hall brother of the bride.
Th* charming bride waa given in
marriage by her brother, Ralph
Hall. She was exquialte in a French-
blue drees, the bodice ot which was
embroider^ In silver beads in
snowflake detlgn. Her small hat
was of fuchaia feathers, and ahe
wore a purple-throated orchid cor
sage.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception waa held at the
Entertain With
A Buffet Supper -
Major and Mrs. Bart Butts enter*
tatoed on Sunday evening mtormel-
ly for a small group ot friends ut n
buffet supper. These present were:
Mr. and Mra. Wilsou MlUs, Mrs.
Leonard Hauprieh, Mrs. Charles A.
Smylle and Miss Bland Giovsr end
Major and Mra. Butts. Major end
Mrs. Butts are vlsIUng the totter’a
parents. Colonel and Mrs. AartliBr
Metis.
bride, who waa given in I *10“® bride,* 4117 Blossom
m by her father, was lovely street Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Haj^
of Bethune greeted the guests. The
bride’s mother, Mra. Mayhelle V.
Hell received with the bride and
ahe held a poaition as payroll clerk
for the Hermitage cotton mills.
Mr. Wetson, son of Mn. J. F.
Watson and the late Mr. Watson
of Blshopvllle, attended the Blah-
opvllle high school He ’ Served in
the army Air corps for three and a
half years, part of which time was
spent on New Guinea and the
Philippines.
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bridegroom and the wedding party.
Mrs. Hell wore a violet crepe drees
with a coraage of pink roaebuds
and tuberoses.
Mra. Rlckett is the chaimtog
daughter of Mra. Mahelle V. Hall
of Bethune. She is a grdauate of
the Columbia Hospital School of
Nuraing and has been an outetand-
ing member of the nursing prof*^
sion in South Carolina for aeveral
years. She has been with the state
board of health for the past alx^
years, during which time she haa*
held positions of increasing reapon-
aibillty. She is now conahltant nurse
with the division of maternal and
child health. She has done post
graduate work at George Peabody
college for Teachers, Columbia uni
versity and Michael Reeae hoepltal
Mr. Rickett is a native of New
York, the son of B. C. Rlckett and
the late Mr*. Rickett. He is a grad
uate of the University of Florida,
and holds the degree of Master of
Arts from the Bread Loaf School
of English of Middlehury collage*
Venhont. He haa taught for a num
ber of ^yeura in Florida-and New
York schools, and la now' an as
sistant professor of English at Th*
Citadel, Charleaton. •
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