The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-08

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West Liberty street. AIRS. W. a..
Ingram making the highest score, re-
sceived the first prize, violet vase,
and Mr. Catlin won the geutleman's
prize, a knife. Refreshments were
served before the club adjourned.
Those playing were: Mesdames W. a.
ingram, 3. Il. Temple, F. NJ. Spann,
Agnes Begin, Nina Solomons and
Misses Minnie, Alice and Kate Moses,
| and jamie Miken. Drs. T. K. Hol-
man, S. G. Baker. r. V. Kennedy,
Messrs. ". 81. Ingram, F. G. Man
ming. a.. G. Noise, b. q. Parker,
James Calk, and r. A. Catlin.
The Thursday Evening Club held
It's usual meeting this week with Miss
Theo Lopez, at the residence of Major
Marion Noise on Warren street. The
parlors and hall of Major Noises
handsome home were thrown open and
six tables arranged for. progressive
whist. The score cards, tany Japa-
nese fans we're particularly artistic
and attractive. At the conclusion Of
the game it was found that Mrs.
Nina Soiomons and Miss Lydia Lee,
Messrs. G. A. Lennon and E. S.
Carson had made the same score.
These four then played game; Miss
Lee and Mr.. Carson, being the sue
cessful contestants, were awarded the
prizes, japanese handkerchief box,
and two silk handkerchiefs, respec-
lively. Miss Jessie Noise drew the
consolation prize. dainty japanese
cup and saucer. Delightful ice cream,
cake, aud punch were then served.
Those present were: Misses Ella
DeLorme, Lydia Lee. Marguerite
Cromer, Isabel Mays, Minnie Moses,
Rosie Cooper, Sinkler, Jessie Noise
Moneta Osteen, Mesdames Agnes
Begin and Nina Solonnons and
Messrs. W. S. Graham, E. 8. Carson.
g. a. Lennon, F. G. Manning,
Hugh Haynsworth, Edward Hayns-
worth, L. G. Noise, Hardy Moses,
Willie Manning. Warren Noise, Drs.
r. Il. Holman and W. B. Afford.
The shirt waist club was enter
tanned by Misses Marguerite. Cromer
aud Edith Duvall on Friday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Hubert
Osteen. Notwithstanding the severe
weather there was full attendance Of
the members. Hot chocolate was
served Immediately On the arrival of
the guests and then whist was played
till six O'Clock. Miss May Brock.
having scored the greatest number of
points, was presented with the prize,
hand made lace handkerchief.
Refreshments were served before the
club adjourned. Those present were:
Misses Annie Graham, Jessie Noise,
Emily Sinkier, Kate DeLorme, May
Brock, Charlie Graham, Lydia Lee,
Moneta Osteen, Rosie Cooper, and
Mrs. Henry Hill.
A colonial party was given By Miss
Louise Murray on Friday evening at
her home on West Hampton avenue.
The parlors were decorated in colo
NAL style, q large spinning wheel,
old fashioned candle sticks, vases and
furniture being used to carry out the
idea ALI the guests we're in colonial
costumes some of which were elabor-
ately carried out. On their arrival
the guests we're shown the picture of
large cherry tree and asked to guess
the number of cherries on it. Miss
Abbie Bryan being the most success
full was given the first prize, hand
some picture Of the surrender of Corn
wallis. The consolation, a hatchet
tied with red ribbon, was drawn by
Miss Leonora Willeford. Among other
amusements Of the evening was a
wheel of fortune where the guests had
their futures foretold. An elaborate
course supper was served. The even
ing was pleasantly closed with an old
fashioned Virginia reel. Those pre-
sent were Misses Abbie Bryan, Leo
nora Willeford, Emmie Sanders, Inez
Mccullough, Mary Lowry, Nellie
Chandler, Marie Brown, Claudia
Fraser, Halle Jones, and Messrs.
Cecil Wilson, David McCallum,
Eugene McCallum. Warren McCallum,
Ed Lowry, Judson Witherspoon,
and Wade Mcconnell.
Frederick Palmer, the correspond