The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-11-13
Society Notes.


The Every Tuesday Club met thi.
week with Mrs. Ann I'll. Jeter; twelve
members present. Responses from Fa.
nous Crusaders.
Mrs. Torrence read a paper on Knight
Errantry.
Mrs. Squire one on the Commune.
Mrs. =. IL. Peake one on Louis vi
MIS-. Il. Nlcn0lson one on Louis VII.
Next meeting with Mrs. Il. p. Miller.
at Mrs. Dawkins'
The Standard Club was entertained
on Tuesday by Mrs. w. j. Haile-l7
members answering to their names
with quotations from American his
tory in the last 25 years. Mrs.
Blackwell read paper on Russia in
the last 20 years and Miss Charlotte
Poulton one on China during the
same period. Miss Ethelind Goss
recited Brownipg's Evelyn Hope"
Refreshments consisting of salad
and coffee were served.
The dinner party given 10y Mrs. H. F,
Scaife at her beautiful home on Main
street, on Saturday, the 31st ult., was
one of the most enjoyable entertainments
Of the season.
An elaborate menu was served in ele-
CANT style.
The guests were, Mesdames Mary
Moore, j. w. Clark, J. E. Cotton, M.
HUT, j. X. Young, F. A. Brossius, j.
d. Arthur, w. D. Arthur. David s.
Betsill, Mamie Linder and H. l.. Scaife,
ard Miss Belle Foster.
Miss Mira Cotton gnve delightful
PITT party Monday evening, compliment
ta1y 10 Miss HilZer. of M,s;i issipi. After
paying several very exciting games a
tempting salad course was served.
Mr.. Jacobs, gifted musician of
Asheville, N. O., added mu to the
evenings enjoyment by his beautiful
selections on the piano
Among those present were Miss Ida
Hilzsr, of Mississippi, MISS Elizabeth
Mays Of Florida, Miss Iona PoSey, of
Tennessee Misses Amy Nicholson, May
Emma Foster, Blanche Garner, Belle
Foster and Ida McNally and Messrs. NJ.
McWhirter, p. A. McNally, r. H. Mil
Ter, r. E. Scaife, II Burris, w. w.
Cotton. II. A Copeland, j, Patton, and
DR.. I. NJ. Hair,
Mrs. w. Il. Thomson entertained
small party Of her friends on the after
noon of Thursday of last week compl'-
mentary 10 MIS- Cloueh Steele. The
spacious hall was decorated with autumn
leaves and ferns, the newell post, drap-d
with gorgeous cO'ored leaves, with the
electric lights full upon it, being espec-
cially BEAUTIFUL. The parlor was decks d
in lovely chrysauthemums.
Ornamental cards, cut in two, de,
mated who should go in together to the
refreshment table; those whose ha'f
cards. matched, being partners. The
following ladies were present: Mrs. Tor
renee, Mrs. E. Nicholson, Mrs. Farr,
Mrs. McCu6bin, Mrs. Mamie Porter,
Mrs. Ann deter, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs
Nj. Mnore, Mis- w. II. Sartor, Mrs
l>ePdss, Misses Isab-l Foster and E!oise
Beatty and Mrs. Steele.
Chicken salad, bread, crackers, cake,
charlotte russo and coffee were the re-
J freshments served.
The elegant kome of Capt and Mrs.
: A III Foster WAS thrown open 10 a
large number Of guests Oh Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Elizabeth Mays. of
Florida. The halls and parlors were
beautifully decorated with ferns and
roses. Finch was the feature If the
evening, after which delightful salad
course was served. Mrs. Cough Steele.
Mrs. DePass, Misses Minnie Gist John
nie Willie and Mamie OetZal assisted the
hostess in receiving the guests. Among
those present were Misses EJhelind GOss.
Julia McGhee, Sadie FAINT, McAlisler
Thomson, Eloise Beatty, Ethel Walker,
Amy Nicholson, Minnie Sco6eld, Nina
Colton, Ida Hilzer, BERTHE Hix, l..
Thorn, Jennie Hamilton. The gentle
men were: Messrs. Arthur Copeland
b. F. Townsend. w. w. Cotton. ]. c.
Copeland, NJ. McWhirter, r. l. Nc
Nally, r. E. Sc .ife, l.. Jordan, s. Rice,
s. DePass, J. Morgan, N. Walker, j,
Powell, III. Burris, J. G. Hughes, ].
Butler, Drs. Sarratt, Hair and Berry.
Mrs w. E. Thompson AMI Miss Ida
Mccullough entertained the Bronte
Club Monday afternoon. The subject
For the month Of November is Italy ia
Lie 10th Century, the uost important
events being studied by the Club. The
program was opened by we'll selected
reRding by Mrs. Thompson on the great
ev,nts of the 18th century.
Mrs. thomson then sang most charm
inply beautiful solo, Dreams, by Bar.
let;e This was followed by readings
from Beacon Lights of History, Miss Ida
McC ul ough and Mrs. Hazel Sca'fe Civ
ing exc client selections.
Bearing on club work, Miss Mildr d
Scaifr read Mrs. Robert Burdettes re-
cent fine address to the club women of
Georgia.
Further discussion on Italian History
made the meeting most pleas mt and
prof able one After short basin. -
talk it WAS furthpr imnr. ,ed t,nnn ia,