The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-22

s. Graham, j. F. Glenn, and Dr.. +.
K. Holman.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club was
entertained by Mrs B. B. Breeden at
her home on N. Washington street.
Progressive Whist was played, Mrs.
A. G.. Ducker winning the first r-'ze,
case of oxidized nut-crackefs and
picks. Mrs. M. C. Rivers, drew the
consolation prize, bisque watch case.
An elaborate supper was served before
the club adjourned. The members of
the club present we're: Mesdames
Armstrong. j. L. Alnutt. E. r. Coy
ner, A. &C. Ducker, G. 81. Dorm,
NJ. R. Rivers and W. S. Schumacher.
The invited guests were: Misses Rosa
Barnett, Lula Emanuel, Carrie
Breeden and Mrs. Nora Z. Britton.
Miss Katharine Moses was the
hostess of the Ladies' Social Club on
Wednesday afternoon. Five tables
were arranged for Bridge Whist, which
gave variety to the ever popular game,
aud met with enthusiastic appreciation
The first prize, a handsome Bourbon
dish was won by Mrs. Hubert Osteen.
Miss Annie Graham drew the con-
ISOLATION, a dainty handkerchief in a
silk bag, and Miss Aileen Ward was
given the Booby, watch holder.
Delightful nut salad, sandwiches and
coffee were served. Those present
were: Mesdames Abe Ryttenberg, j.
M. Knight, Lewis, Nina Solomons,
Agnes Begin, R. L. Temple, W. 81.
Ingram, F. M. Spann. Hubert Osteen,
a.. NJ. Stuckey, Perry Moses, S. c..
Baker, Misses Annie Graham, Edith
Duvall, Moneta Osteen. Maud Solo
mons, jamie Mikell, Minnie Moses,
Aileen Ward, and Jessie Noise.
Mrs. T. H. Clarke entertained a
few of her friends delightfully."- at
Whist on Thursday afternoon. The
first prize, handsome china match
holder was cut for by Mrs. Loring Lee
aud Mrs. Hubert Osteen and won by
Mrs. Lee. Mrs. J. NJ. Knight re
ceived for consolation, lovely bon
bon dish. Dainty refreshments, cake,
charlotte russo aud wine were served,
and the occasion was thoroughly en-
joyed by ali who were fortunate
enough to be present. The guests
we're: Mesdames G. G. Rowland,
Geo. D. Shore, Hubert Osteen, G. II.
Dorm, D. M. Blanding, ". 81. IN
gram, Nina Solomons, j. NJ. Knight,
and W. Loring Lee.
The Bridge Whist Club was most
charmingly entertained by Mrs. Nina
Solomons on Tuesday evening. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
red hearts pierced by goloen arrows
in honor of st. Valentine. The score
cards were drawn from beautiful
red Jack Horner pie, and to each was
attached plum containing some form
of head.dress, from a.crown to Ounce
cap. Mr.. 3. G. Haynsworth who
drew the Ounce cap was the winner OF
the booby prize. Miss Jessica Noise
won the ladies' prize, a book of love
poems, and DR.. S. G. Baker the gen.
tleman's, a heart-shaped scarf pin.
The consolation prize was drawn by
Mrs. Lewis. Those present we're /:
Mesdames W. 81. ingram, r. L. Tenn
pie, F. NJ. Spann, Lewis, Agnes Bo-
gin and Nina Solomons. and Misses
Jessica Noise, Isabel Mays, Minnie
Moses. Lydia Lee, and Theo Lopez
and Messrs. Emile Moses, Shelor, b.
G. Haynsworth. W. r. Parker, L. G.
Noise, ". Il. Ingram, Hardy Moses,
and Drs. S. C.ssBaker, F. K. Holman
and R. V. Kennedy.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Abe
Ryttenberg entertained twelve friends
at whist. -Four hands were played at
each table, before the successful cou-
pie progressed. Five sets of games
were played, resulting in the first
prize falling to Mrs. l.. =. Strauss.
The consolation prize was drawn by
Mrs. Asher of Philadelphia, the BOBBY
fell to Mrs. H. M. Stuckey, and the
guest prize was awarded Mrs Snydack-
er. of Chicago. The prizes we're all
handsome, and the winners felt them
selves indeed fortunate. At the con-
clusion of the game the guests repair
ed to the dining room where dainty
repast was served. Oyster cocktails
with crackers. creamed chicken in
panikins, with rolls, salted almonds
and ice cream, served in individual
cases, each white satin flower jar,
from which grew pink flower. Ine
decorat tions were pink carnations with
asparagus fern. Thoss present were
Mrs Suydacker, Mrs. Asher, Mrs.
Irving Rytten berg, Mrs. r. S. Hood,