The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-06-25
MISS LlDE OF PENDLETON.
The Guest of Honor at Reception %!
YOung Men.

And has it been ever thus that June
should greet US with naught but smiles
A reward for work completed, whether
we'll done or otherwise we know not, but
certainly reward we have. The com
mencement season is at an end, boys ana
girls have returned to their old places.
Now begins series of entertainments
which have hitherto made the summer
months most popular in Bamberg. Thurs
day evening at the Cope hotel the young
men of the city gave most dellghtfui
sociable from nine clock until the small
hours of morning. This was the first OF
the series of events which Bamberg wit
nesses each summer. Miss Daisy Lide, OF
Pendleton, who is spending time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles J. Black, was the guest
of honor The decorations which were
added to the building enhanced the beauty
of the hotel great deal. The japanese
lanterns on the piazza was an outward
show of the inward merrlment ana ENJOY
ment which was being INDUCED In on the
inside of the hotel.
A game which involved ones knoWl-
edge of history was the first amusement
of the evening. This being carried out
to happy finish, an auction sale was held;
At the cry of Mr. L. A. Klauber, many OLD
bachelors were sold at fancy prices. Each
young lady, rather than remain an ola
maid, bought unto herselfa an old bachelor,
who, as soon as the sale was over, escort
ed her to the festal board. Here, too,
nothing was lacking, well arranged cour-
ses were served in manner pleasing to
the most fastidious. After the adjourn
ment from the dining hall to the parlors,
the prizes were awarded to the winners
of the contests which had been held IN
the early part of the evening. Mr. '. W.
Brabham delivered to the winners their
rewards in neat little pieces of oratory.
Miss Daisy Lide, the winner of the hrst
prize was presented with a copy OF
"Gordon Keith" Thomas Nelson Pages
latest work. Miss Sadie, Johnson received
as the second prize, "The Lion OF the
Lord" q popular novel, also recently pub
lished. Miss Elise Bamberg and Mr.. u.
NJ. Eayes were the successful contestants
for the consolation prizes-two pipes in
which they might smoke and find some
consolation in their contentment.
1t was beginning to be early when the
"People of the Happy Heart" succeeded
in tearing themselves away from their
evening Of pleasure and Just letting it be." D"
Those who appeared as the leading
characters in Among Those Present" !"
were: Miss Daisy Lide. Mr.V. W. Brab-
ham; Miss Hermine Dickinson, Mr.. D..
NJ. Hooton; Miss Rhoda Livingston, Mr..
Frank Pooser; Miss Nettie Seward, Mr..
H. H. Copeland Miss Ethel Rowell, Mr..
M. Moye; Miss Ethel Folk, Mr.. A. NJ.
Brabham; Miss Llewlie Bamberg, Mr..
David Fielder; Miss Mamie Rowell, Mr..
Harry Murphy Miss Addys Hays, Mr..
]. D. Slater; Miss Inez Brabham, Mr..
J. E. Fielder; Miss Kate Pooser, Mr..
Joseph Kinard; Miss Clio Cope, Mr..
Frank Dukes; Miss Marie Stokes, Mr.. W..
NJ. Brabham; Miss Elise Bamberg, 4r.
D. Nj. Eayes Miss Myra Hooton, Mr..
Albion Kirsch; Miss Gwendolyn Risher,
Mr.. Burton Fielder; Miss Florence Hooton,
Mr.. Isaac Fielder; Miss Blanche Livings-
ton, Mr.. Philip Murphy; Miss Hibernia
Counts, Mr.. Grigsby Chandler; Miss Ida
Livingston, Mr.. G. E. Bamberg; Miss
Margaret Eaves, Mr. J. D. Copeland, Jr.;
Miss Sallie Fielder, Mr.. R. Matheny; Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Klauber, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
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