The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-01-01
Society Notes.

Mrs. A. @. Wardlaw will entertain
this evening with a five O'Clock tea
An enjoyable time is assured.
Miss NJ. l.. Harlan entertained her
music class on Wednesday afternoon OF
last week at her home. The little girls
erjoyed themselves finely, with games
and piano playi, g. winding up with a
feast of fruit, cakes and other good
things. Miss Benie is very successful in
imparting knowledledge to her scholars.
Miss Jessie Cravens entertained the
Euchre Club ON Tuesday afternoon,
fifteen guests being present and all had
a delightful time. The first prize was
won by Miss Bessie Young and "the
other" by Miss Mildred Lindsay. The
consolation prize, which was cut for by
all, was won by Mrs. Thomson, and
Miss Nina Cotton recei ved prize for
making more "20 hands'' than any one
else.
The Euchre Club entertained a
large party Of guests last evening at
the home Of Mrs. Terrence on South
Street. The feature was, of course,
the game OF euohre. The pretty
score cards were hand-painted, and
the 1st prize was handsome copy
Of Shakespeare, consolation, sweet
little silver bell, and the buby, an
old fashion COW bell. 1t was expect
ed of the winners of the bells, that
they should ring out the old year,
and ring in the new. The color
ohar rod
blem Of the club. An elaborate sal
ad course was served.
Mrs. Terrence entertained the Every
Tuesday Club at Miss Emma Brandon g
on Tuesday morning, Dec. 22nd. The
| usual attendance responded to roll-call
| with quotations from La Rochefaucald.
His quaint writings and proverbs were
discussed with much enjoyment. Mrs.
| Squire began the program for the day
| with sketch of Maillotius. Miss Isa-
bel Foster read an account of the battle
! Of Rosebecque. Mrs. Nicholson gave
! an account OF the Great Schism. Mrs.
| Perrin read an extract on the Caboch
lens and Armagnacs, and Mrs. Il. G..
Duncan closed the program with an en-
tertaining description of the battle of
| Agincourt. The club had no meeting
during the Christmas holidays, but will
hold its next meeting with Miss Walker,
on Jan 9Th 1904.
A charming social function was that
given Tuesday afternoon. Decembsr
22nd, by Mesdames James Munro, J.
w. Clarke and r. P. Harry at the Ho.
tel Union, honoring Mrs. J. T. Crawley
of Honolulu, and Mrs. G. E. Gray of
Laurens. From to 6 o'clock the ele-
CANT parlors were thronged with one
hundred Of Unions best society folk.
Tea was served in the hall and in the re-
ception room a number of ladies served
Nunnally's cream cakes and pepper
mints. Here the tints were pink ant
white, while ia the hall and parlor.
Christmas green's were frightened by
red lights and decorations, making !?
beautiful picture4 as the fashlonabll
and out.
One of the most enjoyable meeting,
ever held by the Standard Club was
held at the home of Mrs VIM. Ander
son on South ST., Dec. 2lst, 1908, II
was the last meeting of the year and The
program was entirely about Xmas
Inc first number on the program was
Music, Mrs. Sawyer; Christmas in DIFF
teTent temh Countries, by Mrs. Llpscomb
mihe Night before Christmas"-E.
Flelds, by Mis-. Poole; Christmas in
song ana Story, an original piece by
MIS- Clifford; Christmas Legends, Mrs.
Halle; Music, Fantais'e-J. Leybash. by
Miss Thomson; Discussion by the Club.
Should Christmas Gifts Be DiscourapedS
A1ter the program the guests were car
lied to the dining room where an elegant
supper, was served. The menu consist
ed OF nectar, turkey. chicken salad.
pickles. crackers, coffee, gelatin, ielly'
custard, cakes, fruit. Mrs. S. S. Linderr
| responded TO toast on the sOfficers of
the Standard Club" Miss Goss on NClnb
Women'' and Miss Whitmire on "Ius.
bands OF Club Women" The membe rs
or the Club drank to the health of the
hostess who had so delightful enter
tained them. The next meeting will be
aC tne nome OF Mrs. E. NJ Anderson.