The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-09-08

was the hostess at delightful recep-
ZION in honor of the teachers and pu-
pills OF the county summer school on
Thursday night. Each young lady
was instructed to invite gentleman
friend and the result was that the hos
pitable rs Ter residence on Pendleton
street was filled overfiowing with u
jolly crowd. The evening was most
pleasantly passed with playing games
of many kinds. Delightful refresh
ments were served. Among those so
cordially welcomed were: Misses Ada
and Lizzie Black, JuanIta Tyler, Annie
Lou Woodwa rd, Julia Belle Tyler, Paw
nee Tyler, Minnleeree Courtney, Kip
pv Gelvertoh, Natalie Fowke, Ami.
Williams, Ola Burckhalter, Ruby fo-
lattv, Cornelia ToCle, Annie Hum
phreys, Suapita Courtrey, Marie Ham
mond, Mozelle Eut anks, Lessie Phil.
lips, Wo'fe, Mrs. Breadwater, Mrs.
Kennedy, Mrs. ID. ii George, Profs
Wesi, Boland, Sanders, Messrs Brown,
Moseley, Holley, Hankinson, Wyman,
Schroeder, Abercrombie, Weeks, Corley
Courtney, Tyler, Burckealter, George
and May.
Mrs. j. Lloyd Courtney entertained
at cards on Friday evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Evelyn Gregg of Au-
gusta. The pleasant reception rooms
were t.,stefuliy decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers. Progressive
Whist was the game played and at the
conclusion of the series the first prizes
were awarded to Miss Carrie Williams
and NJ. Tarrant and the BOBBY was
given TO Mr.. Abercrombie
Misses Turner entertained few OF
ther friends on last Wednesday even
ing with dance. During the evening
delicious refreshments were served.
The dance given by Messrs Norton
and Julian Holley at Piney Dell pavil-
ion on Friday night was one OF the
most pleasant affairs of the kind OF the
season. The evening was lovely. the
music was good and the company was
genial. The music was supplied by
the Dennis Burton hand rof Augusta.
The young lsdies of the party provided
dainty Refreshments.
Kiss Helen s}hercrombie returned on
Saturday from a pleasant trip to Beau
fort and Sulliyan's Islsnd.
Miss Minnie Stau5s returned on Wed
nesday from TIP to New York.
Judge James Aldrich returned on
Thursday night from a months vaca-
tion spent at the springs in tie noun
tains OF Virginia.
Mr.. Leon 5. Holley left Saturday
night for st. Louis, ~here he will
spend eight days sightseeing.
Mr.. John Given, of Pittsburg, Pa,
is spenping a few days here.
Miss DICK, of the Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore, Md, is visiting
her brother, Mr. L. w. DICK.
Mr.. J. b. Holman returned on sun
day from a pleasant trip To the noun
tains of North Carolina.
Mrs. j. &. Hutson and family have
returned from pleasant outing at
Sul!ivan's Island.
Mr.. +. +. Carroll returned from
West Virginia and Is at present at his
Midway home.
Misses BIrtha ana Ida Hutson re-
turned from Charleston on Sunday.
Mr. II McElmurray OF Beech Island,
spent Saturday in the city
Mr.. j. d Prothro has returned
from trip to The worlds fair.
Miss Lachicotte, of Pawley's Island,
is visiting aIiss Pansy Wyman.
Mir. CooI sc Potutsop Of August
spent Sur day in the city
DR. Lucius Cuthbcrt will preach in
the First PresbN teran church in Au-
gusta during the month Of September,
the pastor DIR. Plunkett, being away
with his family at Clifton Springs,
DR.. Cuthbert will preach on Sunday
morning ana evening.
Gu "Wednesday afternoon Miss Rebec
"a Wise entertained the card club. AT
ter the usual II games of whist were
played, the prize was awarded to Miss
Fannie Rodgers
Miss Noise of Sumter is the guest Of
Miss Carrie Williams on seuth Bosn-
dairy avenue.
Mrs. j. T. Jefrcoat is visiting MIS-. J.
r. Furtic in Williston.
Mr. MARION Wyman left on Tuesday
for Davidson, \ c.
Mr. Ernest Ste ford of Cordele, Ga,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. II. NJ Dibble returned on Tues
day fcom visit to friends in Arden,
NC.
MT. Ernest Thorpe returned on We'd
ncsday from a two weeks trip to st.
Louis
Mr.. and MRS f. B. Henderson re-
turned from Glenn Springs on Wed
nesday night,
Miss Carrie Hall returned home after
a'yisit TO friends in Greenwood
Cor to the State