The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-30
Society Notes.

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j. d. Arthur, Jr., had birth. day
party on Monday evening ut which lie
entertained quite number of his little
friends, both boys and girls.
The Fortnightly club was entertained
on Tuesday afternoon by Misses Marni.
Hughes and b. ssie Young.
Four tables OF ) harded euchre were
played and the prizes were won by Mrs.
Geo. M. Wright and Mrs. w. H. Sar;cr.
An interesting meeting OF the Every
Tuesday Club was held at Mrs. Farr's
this week.
Miss Isabel Foster read paper on the
Progress ct France under Charl,
magne."
The readings from "The Songs Of r.
land, and 'Early Saints and Legends. .
MRS. Harry gave the contempJr Jrary
events OF Cbarlemagne's reign. The
next meeting will be at Mrs Fos,e,'s.
Mrs Davis J,ffries gave reception TO
quite large number of her friends or
The afternoon of Thursday 22,d Th.
iloral decorations were superb. o. the
mantle OF the pdr!or was II profuslon of
ci'gahI dahlias, and the TO :,-wiud Nv
MAS a mass of delicate ferns.
he aEie-ronm in Nh.rh charry-punvh
Vas served to the guests AZ they arrived
Was dressed with whit. c;irysa,lthe,num
| ne I, freshments, which were sa:ved
III Tie dining room, were ice cream III Il
Cake. About 50 invitations were issued
MessrS. Clough and B II Arthur en-
| ttEantd q few of their fiiendt last Fri
day evening, the guests being:
| Mr.. Phil. Flynn, with Miss May
Fl!nn. Mr.. John Warllaw, with Miss
Sallie Hix. Mr.. Willie Perrin, with Mis-,
Matte Hix, Mr.. Z. I. Swy ygert. with
n IS Louise Long, Mr. Ralph Smith,
with Miss Cornclia Greer, Mr.. Ben Az
tl.ur, with Miss Mamie Oetz.l, Mr..
Ciough Arthur witE Miss Bessie Arthur.
Mr.. olin Morris, with Miss Sarah Rice.
Ihe feature was picture puzzle rhiz4s
which were won hy Miss Mary Flynn,
and M Phil Flynn.
ice.cream aud cake were served for
retro shments.
Mrs. MaHrice Moore en.artAinsd the
Bronte club Monday afternoon. The
subject, writers ard artists in the 16 h
centuiy, was discussed with more than
usual interest.
Mrs. I.ardy Hames read a fise accou'..
OF The life Of L'pe de Vega, the Spanish
poet, and Mrs. Claude Sartor, an inter-
esting paper Oh the life of Cervantes.
Miss Ida Mccullough read Lonpfel-
lows translati0ns of two of De Vegas
beautiful poems.
Ihe artists, particularly, VelasqueZ
and Murillo, were discussed. Miss Mil
dred Scaife gave full account of the
life of Velasqusz, and illustrations of his
pictures were shown.
The club was further enlvened by
current events Of our own and other
countries.
The next meeting will be at Mrs.
Closwell McBees,
TIE Standard Reading Club met at
the home of Mrs Y. l.. Poole Tuesday
afternoon. Twenty of the twenty-two
members answered roll call with suitable
quotations. The program was an ex-
ceedingly interesting one. Mrs VIM,
Munroe from the Century Club of Char.
lesion was guest and read an original
piece on "The Necessity of the Hum.
drum to the Happiness OF the Human
Being" which was we'll written and en-.
joyed by all. The following program
was we'll rendered by members of the
Club:
Sketch of Mark Twain, by Mrs. l.. NJ.
Rice
Duet by Mrs. Y. l.. Poole, and Miss
Nau Wilburn.
Selections from "The New Pilgrims
l,rO2ress' by Mrs. VIM. Anderson
Humorous Selection, "a New Church
Organ" by Mrs S. s. Linder.
Music 10y Miss Whitmire. Music: Po-
l0naise-E. A. MacDowell, by Miss
Thomson.
AT the close of tha program dainty re-
fresh'nciits were served by the hostess.