The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 18, 1919, Image 6
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ui I (I4IIlswR Itt ItO i-g of h I l ar
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t ib I a4 ia eimen' aIri wiln- 1)1
v.i! I ,: :, IA i t *. u . I I t I ' t
the bid4e has many reb Iivt s ;44:4
Thlt m i 'rrwi.: of lss ('a4th 1rin
ital!. dau t b'.t of .lr. hdul .\ t'. . W
Bill, of Cl 'in ha, and 'apt. 0clm.nts
Ai hA .i ... whlich occurr-lell inl Co.
allbat .1 d eninwas of mu
inr al)) lwor.. wlere lt1 bride hlasi vi -
i i cd .::!n d . .\. :-l l . i. \\'. lDall,
oll aI num w. of occ itOns. The fol
towing neemtt of lth'e . i ing ap ear'it.
(d i, ii state or sunday:
Tie uii e ot l .ai' s Ktlherin
',it : ('1 , ~ n t I 1.r. Lo : hiei ofWi I I i 'l I II W
wht.ille laffr h.tber ~.o(fC \\'llai \\".h
Ita 'lle r' s f vTi :lo tate and .irs.
Ia , , 1 ' ed s' e n: lii pley, -' Ir
Il f r'il ry. x ' 1 . A.. was
o~~ ~~~ Me :1 liNhm o l.ad Mls
l .0 e l''i!h toi ::ri . Only r Ie
' i 1 v. 11 1, f o I Iu IrhIt ie I thii.
brv i' w t r I ' r -: a h t erI Im o
T a br , , wla V(t 1i1ven I j 1 ma -
rid f;.lo . o. : I; Itnl 1 byd
h rt I)In, Ia mId or h( onor al ndelI
Ca ; in ioy q.: b s manl his
r.!thert I. Th i (oma ;Is i-. uiiple, who, \ with
\Mrs. Iliiph v in IMei datuhter \Niss
,ordelial Ripley. camei all thle way
froml their heinl Tacomla, \\ash., 1o
The4 brith ! party (entered to t he
st ra ins of Ilt, "BIrida' , khlornis" from
"ohlen. :in1", playedI b y th D a v is -I
Lttl tcIrio, aind the( ceremon01y was' 1per
formeld by thie Rlev. Edwin A. Penick,
Jr.. mlini*ster in chlargeo of Trinity
Church.
The bride's delicate girlish heatity
Was enh1aniced by her filmly we~ddingL'
gown of sill.- tulle. maewith airy
draperies honun1iedl in ;ilver thread,
OVer at scant foundation of supple
white taffetai. The bodice was fash
ioned over silver cloth and the frock
was trimmed solely in hand made
rosesS of 1111h \nerd Ith silver. The
ski rt wa, rpile shlort and the filmly
111lh4 veil, . mAih was :fastened to fihe
hafir' in SAImple stle1 witll a wre'atIh Of
orange blosscmsm, formked the trainl.
The bride's 1lowerlS we4en, a hIngl~ue" of
bride rosts showered with swainsonia.
Trhe maid of honor wore a lovely
evening froelk of turquoise blue
:torget %I I itmed w it sivi and
:irdled with[ narrow silver ribblonst
atd cairieti a showel bttinet of pink
.\lts. Hall'; costuiie was of printed
gevor,:ettt inl :Mlnes fof 11- uia and blne
onit ii eb I lite g'orind with a sash
tef tht'ei [ii liltt bIeadlet li hille.
.\ls. tipey orepale gray :;eorgette
: m d ini .te.
liil*' v's lovuly frock wvas of
,1 itul I 00h nI : gle i l l
andi a (oin'ht f, siIve r.
i Var -'lemui in, Ir nille of t ilig
Iftm. V.I.. vho ha s ctll b .lis Isa'iI.
tittr svt e . ral so. appeared inl
ne'It ,11 t0t1 " OI of prilted
it. had lts of lave t e till
II i" nt. w% : : :I s i Im e g-oild bil Il.rly
I1 I l I i 1 .1 t4 1d ol I It e co a ot' .
\! ! l ahtinans'. aletn h
M arI i i) it t ot,(1 1 1a it -ot ol (li e t
ii oli i; d ;11:4o a hollstttis te.s
w re a riallty. st line r frocki of i
till i .
IT : P y Navi o t in sisttter,
ilt. t:-r 1-ta nor 'aln .a rvar 10et tl-,
WItr e (itr';- dr sse of le)a t c a1veider
(r:atol i t a .el e Ith frillied - t0schns
:n'i liemr ash s of 1narrow lavendeir
viTottI whl oeihr ofhen the hon
;t ifa 0! o !. aikry as e t b is
dl d o mi \i neimi on altal it.s dov
rai e ot 'Ill pah a d eli aslara
1t14ltaId liont' Int th d0 rawvilie roomli,
wir hs a ri , l . y n perfo il red w1tnd.
ilillt'1050 a li Ott 1cl 44 1i l( ' t ita
iPlhnS, ti~ bank' d on cne, whilhe
I I iC in -) 1 yratid 11 osIt cilto i
.h. orml c.i a bs ala cl d fo rI I It
ebltl grot tain awfe ward. flr t he
r tt ;vit l g part, angd oi the ilman ttel
and. cels w n .11c1 1 r tol te room pale
pil: Iarna tl sind nI.nla ioli ir' th
ran':d ir tah vamdtr.
li ,it, other .oomlt' Ohe to d ining r.eooma ,
recept ion h-il an litary miasses of
ilink and blte hy-draneens wereI*( used(
and ti chadelers were olltrionned with
vines and wiss1m f i
The br ide's table Inl thel dining
room wa~s placed benleath the( chian
delier from which fonr streamers of
pale --reen tinll!( traer d with asparagus
fern were, drawn down~ and canght to
tite hands:omel lace vore. Inl the ceen
ler was a la-ge Silver b)Owl filled w\ithl
bride, roses and onl a silver stand was
the big. snowy weddinv cnke, while
silver. honbhon dishes" heIld white and
greenl miints;. A salIdI, conrse with
wedt-iding vaake was; served in this
rooml, r-efr)esha g orange- ice pnnleh he
inlg serwived Ilin the reception hiall fromn
at -_rteat bowl presided over b)y thIie
b i,' .girl friends inl turn.
Inl the library thle wedding presents
wer., displaycl-an unusually large
arnid hanidsomei collection expressing
the -Ood wishes not 01nly of the many
loersonal friends of the young cotuple
but of the w:"le ndl lpomilent family
conne11Ctins onl Al . h id-thle bride's
in bot h lower i upeor South Caro
liia and it Ie li .'groolli's niN New
E -:nLlanIId.
Captainl and V . Uiley le0ft yester
day afternon i Now York and ex
pevt later t.) ' ilitland. Va., to
jii tin.' fo' me:t ' t ' '"'- -*'
in,_ to F'ort Sil where-4 I (at ill iiplkey
is ott thity a' Il-estiv. The bride trav
eled in a -wlwart lu s Iit with loose
bolx tioat trimtmed in b)raid. a chic lit
te black saitlr with crown and back
trinmming forced of ph-itsant feathers,
andl a los of gray Per-sianl cerepe.
The rolman-e which !.:Id its happy
Acu1l-t tionl yester-day began1 % 1 w ile0
t'awptainl Hill-y was lliollcd for Ser..
eral Imontils ' Cait .: hson. In whih
timef he nlot only won a1 chnt ming bride
buit ;nad aninher)11 of Yrienids in Co
lumbnltia. lie is a grallate of Yalt CI)
and1 is, now inl flte rve'aular ar-mv.
Althou':h1 now livin.- in the \\'st
his .part'ntts ar1-e boti milloe rs (if 1)1(I
\'ermloi faImilies- -flte U~fhisys andl the
Ct'lments; - or enr.:n :11rominentl
1i y nnI Id wvi !Ith ths p l i. , at (II at
t-rary- anti o ::,, lif,.- of N - I:n:.landt.
ani a ('vtr . , whi t.. wunger a et
in ('!lnia, 0 Inh i t- 1int h vr ett
tire girhoolin-e si u h r paren01ts
movedtill sn Cha Alto. whtet sit,
wI a itt Oak sh has nmiibers of
frin is woi . tlpear t t ti her iarriate
'mlians1 er p trmanntt remtifoVal from
1hi 1 it. 'i was Otia.t d at Chat
ham tel insc it e bsed am, Va.,
and at Converset Colle', tatonhe
NEW STYLE. IN SIllPS.
Iast Cement Vessel Not .ike First.
New style, Ilevently Lanunched.
Sanl I oraiIesco lune 13.--The new
em nt ship pa lo AtIlt o, recttil t o y
lonl.d at Oakland differs materially
both as to afcthitectitre and composi
tionl fromn thy Hirs t concrete ship
"Faith".
The System of Steel reinforcing of
the Faihll was diagonal, that of tl
IPalo Alto horizolital and vertical. The
voncrete agrevgate used In the F'aith
was rock, anid and cliemet, that of the
Palo Alto of sartd irnied terra otta
and iveit, making for lighter -on
St ruct ion. The San I ranicisco Ship
building Company, builders of the
I alth, directed the Construcetionl of the
Palo Alto, the work being donle unlder
inspection of thle shipiping board.
The "shell" or walls of the Palo
Alto are four Inches thick with the
exception of part of the bottom. where
it is live inches in order to provide
additional strength to care for the
founda I ions of tihe muachi nery. Deckis,
decklouses, and necessary steel ap
purtenanlvceis, iS of (.Oiicincete.
About six weeks hien(c, when the
l'allo Alto is ready to no into wi rvice,
cd. It I i rowing i 1Its formii s loCqnted
nxtI t hos.e ihat held the 'alo AIto.
'' % , he the lIrst "pliffed brick" shilp
'Ver btilt ald will he nuamed the
MICKIE SAYS
1%AT, G4WV %tUNG UP AT -TV-E
?OST OIPtCE FER AODRESS Ag
POSTAGE , W1 it NOTtl' aN TirE\
ENaELOPS 5as l't-E POSTM ASITER
KIM TEL-L WHVO TO PRETUVRN 'EM
'Ot S%-I'D t( Im I VV NOULD
BE A GOOD %DEA, ER J -
BOON 1T I-ANE US PRINI 'E M
A 8O'A OF ENNE:LOPES N(I-w
T IE\ NAME AND AADr.ESs
UP %N ONE CORNS
720
let ts save you $50.00 to $100.00
)nt a1 Flirst Class I'ianuo. We are show
in!g a fIll lin1e of reguIilar and player
I'innos.
S. M. & E. II. WILIT-US & CO.
NOTICE'.
'ursnti-i t to Coliilission from Sec
retary of St te authorizing the open
ing of hooks of subscription to tihe
capital stock of iairenls Potato Ware
hoise Co.. the Ioard of Corporators
will open books of subscription to cap
ital stock of said Company at the of
thee of W. 1. Gray on Su llivan Street
in the City of I Laurtens oin the 19th
day of .1tine. 1919, and will keep said
hooks of subscription open from time
to tlime tintil the capital stock shall be
subscribed. Sid corporation is capI
talized at tlie sui of Six 'I'housand
)ollars. divided into Iwo lhun ldred and
forty (2-10) shares of the value of
Twenty-F'ive lollars each.
W. L. Gray, Chairman,
I--It lloard of Corporators.
tt
Fine TaloedSut
Guaranteed Quality, Fit and Workmanship.
Special June Sale
Price $17.50 to $35.00
Sil-fnisedohair and Imported Serges
ensSuits
Sp al Jue Sale---Keep Cool
Prices $7.98 up to $14.50
These are Special values. Closing out. Come and
get your size quick.
J. C. Burns & Company
The House That Sells Same Gooda for
Less Money
No. 1 Store 210 West Laurens Street.
No. 2 Store North-side of Square in Burns Block.
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
....For Sale By....
ADVERTISER PRINTING CO.
Warning AoutCol
We can furnish you a plenty of coal this month at the present prices. We expect it to be scarcer and
higher as the winter approaches. We urge you to get your coal in your bin right away.
Why Coal Will be Scarce and High!
The miners are demanding after next minth a 36 hour week instead of a 48 hour week at the same price.
Miners are mostly foreign born. Thousands of them are returning to the old countries singe the war
to see how relatives and friends fared and are faring because of the war. The mines are short from
150,000 to 200,000 men according to Mr. Garfield.
Our Fifteen Years Business in Laurens assures you of the quality of the coal we sell. Get it from us.
We predict the highest price coal on record this winter.
Eichelberger Brothers
Phone No. 33 Laurens, S.C.