The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-04-28
SOCIAL NEWBERRy.

TO IL O'CLOCK, MlSSeS Nlud duo iSoSoio
Carlisle entertained in honor Of their
charming guests, Miss Katharine
West, Of Ashland, Ohio, and Miss
Lula Moseley, of Prosperity.
The home was made beautiful with
decorations of graceful ferns and
stately palms, and pensies and pink
roses were to be seen in profusion.
The color scheme of pansy purple
and strawberry pink was carried out
in every detail.
Progressive finch was the game of
the evening The score cards were
dainty hand painted pansy cards,
tied with tiny purple pansy ribbon.
Upon each of those given the gentle
men was written the name of a
vocation, and young lady hold the
cards with the name of lady
prompted by his vocation, was his
partner for the game. There were
five tables, and after progressing
some nine or ten times, the guests
were served with delightful refresh
ments The color scheme was car
ried out in the ices
The first prize, handsome pic,
ture representing moonlight scene,
was awarded Miss Winnie Mae VIII
son, and the consolation prize, Il
lovely basket of pansies and ferns,
was won by Mr. |. H. Hunt.
Beautiful violin selections by Miss
West we're very greatly enjoyed and
happily ended most enjoyable eve
ming.
Those present were:
Miss Katharine West.
Miss Lula Moseloy.
Miss Winnie Mae Wilson
Miss Cora Dominick.
Miss Alice Jones.
Miss Gertrude Carlisle.
Miss Azile Pool.
Miss Bessie Simmons.
Miss Ethyl Boozer.
Miss Douschka Martin.
Miss Mamie McCaughrin.
Messrs. A. II. Booth, l.. &. Esk
ridge, w. S. Langford, Robert Mayes,
John Mayes, L. IL Hunt, j. N. Mo
Caughrin, e p. Wideman, DR.. w. E..
Pelham, Jr., and DIR. w. f. Eber-
hardt.
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Miss Dele Land, and Messl 8.
Il. III. Land, Jr., and Senior Andon-
egui, who are we'll known and very
popular in Newberry social circles,
were highly complimented by the
Augusta papers upon the occasion Of
a recent concert in that city for the
First Baptist church.
"a pleasing innovation was the
brass quartette number rendered by
Messrs. r. H Land, Jr., &. Frank
Boiler, John Morris and Louis Sayre
While it was requested that there be
mo recalls, yet the popular musi
oians we're forced to respond to an
lnsistent encore.
"Always favorite with Augusta
audiences, Senor Andonegui but
added new laurels to his crown by
his flawless rendition of "The Swan"
by Saint Soens.
"Too much praise can not be &C
corded Miss Dele Land, the talented
accompanist, for her sympathetic
AMI perfect rendering of all the &C
compartments and to Miss Elizabeth
Land and Mary Acton for their ear
nest and painstaking efforts 10 max
ing the concert the gratifying success
it was. Seldom has more enter,
tanning musical program been pre-
sented, nor one more thoroughly on.
joyed than the concert of Friday
evening""
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Miss Lillian Smith on the occasion
Of her eleventh birthday on Tuesday
afternoon very charmingly enter.
tained few young friends. The
home Of Or. II. Nj. Smith was beau.
tifully decorated with potted plants
and spring flowers Dainty refresh.
ments were served.
Those present were Misses Banna
Green, Lucy Wright, Alice Aull, Re
becca Mahon, Pauline Perry, Lucy
Hill, Rebecca Harmon, Bessie Kibler,
Sarah Houseal, Verna Summer, Helen
Snhn1fu Mn. JIT,l1;,