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.BarneswFleming The fo ' llowing announcement taken from .the' 'Roanoke (Va.) Times will be read with interest here where Miss 3arnes , has visited on several occa sions and. where Mr. Flenting is among the city'as best known young men: 0r a'n4 Mrs. tlnry Cooper Barnes announc6 the engagement of their dattghterF.dith Mario to Mr. Charles Franklin EFleming, of 'Laurens, S. Q., the wedding to take place in the ;egrly. fall. Mis$ Barnes is -the beati'tfu.and acconpli led daughter of '. .Uenry Barnes, ii prominent wholesale drug gist of Roainoke, wihile M1.r. Fleming is a popular young business mAn of Ihau rens, S. C 0 0.0 Afternooj Party On 'Wednesday afternoon, Air. and Mrs. J. 1H.' Cunningha-m delightfully entertained atan informal gathering of their friends' at their beautiful home on Lau'el street. Ice cream, cake and fruits were served. The afternoon was greatly enjoyed by all present. 0 0 0 Party at Club Mrs. Ross D. Young'and MAr. Ljylliaii A. Moore-were hostesses to friends Saturday afternoon 'at the' Bois-Terre Country Clu'b. ltFight tables ol' gute.ts enjoyed a delightful series of games of Forty-Two, after which a deliciouis salad course with ice cream was serv ed. 0 00 For M's. Luens Mrs. T. D. Darlington entertained at a very, enjoyable bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs. Cora Cox Licas on Sat urday morning. -Bright .lowers fitr ished a pretty setting for the live ta Vles of players. The score prize, a deck of hards, was won by Mrs. Rice Nickels, and two dainty hand-made handkerchiefs were presented to Mrs. Lucas. At the conclusion, of the play tig a salad coui1se was served. o 0 0 - Entvrtalns Bridge ('lIII On Thursday afternoon, Mi's. R. F. Fleming delightful ly entertainaedl her bridge club. Six tables, comiprising the memibers of the t 1 th and sev.ril guests enjoyed an into estuing seiies f games at the end of whiaelit deli clous salad course was served. . o'o o For Mrsin.)Aens Complimenting hte' guest. Mrs. Cora Cor 'Lucasp of Columbia, M's. M. I. Copeland --entertained' at cards Wedl nesday aft-ranoon. Six tables of .bridge and one of lFerty-Two were placed amild a setting of zinnias and other fall ilowers. At the conclusion of a number of games a salad courpe was asrved. .6 r o For Miss Maty Suillivani Added to a long series of parties that have been given- in her honor, Miss 'Mary Sullivan, the poputlar' bride elect, was- c~mplimen ted with a bi'idge party by Mrs. Cecil Roper on Friday afternoon. The rooms were decorate ed 'in flowers, and a miniature b)ride marked the place of Miss Sullivan. At the close of the games, ~a dlelicious salad course was servedl and the honoree presented wvith a dlainty ,piece of lingerie. naye Wenie Roast The local chapter of -Winthrop Daughters entertained the teachers of the city, Laurens ,Mills and 'it' Mills schools: Thursday eventing with a wenie rhast. in the grove surround inrg Pr'ospect church near' Madden sta -tion.' Ak suficient number of male friends were invited to, drive the party to the roasting grcund and to do the rough work around the dir'e, in all of wvhich 'tey acquitted themselveokwell. After the roait and desert of t'easted caromels, the party engaged in vari ous forms of amusements 'suited to such an occasion'. Mr's. HI. WV. Gasque eited a chaperon, and Miss Pearl Ciardy as director of ausement. . Beauut~il i every detail wvas Vlpe wedding of .\i1 Mary Sullivpan, daugh ter of Mr'. an 4Mr's. B. A. Sullivan to William Fr'ian~ Tatum, of .McCoil, Which was sold nized yesterda~ t the Flt'st Methodist church at fohrtsthirty .The church 'as beautifully deedr ,.'ted for the o asio9 in greeii aifd " ~ite,the chau el and choir stalls he baR~nked in .%rns and ivy. eofot'e the cremony, Mrs. C. H. 'lqke'played sageral lovely selections aLe organ, And Miss Hattie .Gfy Aplloved4 It Js (Morning" w~ti ohdriing-neffect.. The 'bridal party oune terqd fothe sthihe~ of Mendellsohn's Qridel match ai4 "Call Me Tlline Owa" pajed/sof y through che d6res '~41thryn S tser , a1 to .*Attractl ly a~ssed, in yellow Adaans, W. (P. Childrss, Robert. Cald well, and J]arli Jangston Were next in order, iarching from- either side of the church. They iwde followed (by the bridesmaids and the following groomsmen- Mr. Carlisle Loore, .Dr. Felix Blanchard, Mr. Frank Gibson, dud Mr. 1. A. Sullivan, Jr., a brother. of the bride. The groonsnen enter ed in couAles from either aisle alter nately with the bridesmaids. The bridesmaids all wore satin and lace gowns, Misses 'Frances 'Davis and Ag nes Tatum w'earing peacock blue and Misses Virginia Bav'kslale and Inez lludgens wearing broWn. The dames of honor, the next to enter, Mrs. 'D. 1. Cooper and Mrs. J. R). '!ullivan were dressed like the bridesmaids in blue and 'brown respectively. They all car ried yellow'.chirysanthemuis. Miss Virginia Sullivan, a sister of the br'ide, as maid of honor, followed the dames' of honor. 9he wore a brown satin,.aad- lace dress with a large brown velvet hat and accessor les to match.- She also carried chrys antheinums. .Scattering rose petals in the bride's path were the flower girls, little rMisses Sarah Belle Brooks and Jessica Tatum, wearing fluffy dresses of yellow organdie. Directly preced Ing the 'bride was little Miss Mary El len Richardson, ibearing the ring in a golden 'basket and wetaring a dainty dress of yellow accordian pleated chit fon. The ibride entered on the arm of her father who gave -her away in marriage. She was me .at the altar by the bride groom with his best man, 31r. IM.Ta tun. The Rev'erend Mr. P. F. Kilgo, pastor of the bride, spoke the words that made them one, The brida w)as a picture of girlish grace and loveliness in her travelling suit of blue cloth 'with touches elf gray. 'ler hat was of blue velvet em brdidered in silver and her accessories harmonized. Her bridal bouquet was in shower effect, of lovely bride's ros es\ and bridal ivreath. The out-of-town guests were as fol lows: iMrs. W. R. Tatum, Misses Agnes Tatum and Jssica Tatum, Air. Ed. Ta itui, Mr. Carl Adams, and IDiU. Blanch ard, of Mc'3oll; Aliss Mary 0. Tatum, Mr. Carlisle Moore, Mrs. '1. C. Swit zer and .liss Kwahrh Switzer, of Spartanburg; 'Mr. Robert Carlisle, of um'berton, N. C.; )rs. D. .R Cooier, Jack and Virginia Cooper, g'f Colum bia; Mr. and .\rs. J. B. Segars, of Os weg o; Mr. andl Mrs. J. D. Sullivan, 'Mrs. I1. Z. 'Nabers' and Prof. C. F. Brooks, of'Grqenville; Mr. and Mrs. IL. R. Brooks, 'Mr. and -Airs. L. W. Brooksl Mr..,apd Mrs.. Ny. 1. Gray and Miss'itide Gray, of Gray Court; Mr,. .and Mrs. A.- T: Jet)nings, of Green wood, and i'. Ray Moore, of Oswego. Mirs. Tatun is the popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Sullivan. she is a graduate, of 'Winthrol Cojlege and has taught for the past year at Mc 'Coll. She has a host of friends -who will reg'ret that her marriage will take her away from Laurens. S po o Reception for Bridal Party Following 'the wvedding rehearsal of IMiss Mary Sullivan and Mr. Wnm. Frank Tatum on .Monday-evening, Mfrs. E. A. slSuxllivap, mother of the 'bride, entortainegq at an informal recep~tion for the brfdal party -and' out of town guests, at their'home on South Harper street'. The house wvas beautifully and tastefully decorated tor' the occasion.' The guests. assembledl in the spa ciouis recep~tion hall,, which' with the drawing- rdom wds 'throwrn into one. Here punch~ was ser'ved by Misses .Jule Childress and 'Sara Bishop. . Th~y werec then invited in'to the' gIft roonf wher'e niany handsomp and use ful gifts were inspected and admired. Across the hall the dining room was a bower of white and green, the table being artistically dclorated with tuill~e and feathery green fern. A cluny lace cover' and shaded candles made a lovely and worthy setting for the beau tiful wedding cake, which was iced with ga 'lands of lillies of. the valley. 'K Sinday, October 15th, will be jlome Coming liay ft New' 'foe i'r c, churh wth more. than a hundred years of'histof* 'efitkt~ p)h - Dr. -W. J. MdClothlin, o~ Furman Isidnlal and ligAO(' i ElN .*1TV..C.' D. BOYA, a og sr M. Workmnan is Thlnda/ Schoof sur intenident. Chiurg*iertnheorh01'idJiQ ' hundi'ed. 'Publicity Conmt ttied Pilog Cured in 6 toM 144pA C 98 convocat oi 6t Meeting of D. A. I. The 1I-lenry Laurens chalpter D. A. R., will moet Thursday afternoon at four o'clock with .Mrs. Dave Childress. Mrs. 'B. L. Clardy, Sect. Journals Once "Courants." Before the word newspaper caine In. to use in England the name "courant" was given to Journals. 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