The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-01-18
THE DOINGS OF SOCIETY FOLK
WHAT THEY FIND TO MAKE
THE TINE PASS PLEASANTLY.

THE TIME PASS PLEASANTLY.
From the Daily Item January IA.
Wednesday evening the Bridge
Whist club was entertained by Mrs.
Agnes Begin. Those playing We're:
Mesdames w. H. Ingram. F. NJ.
spann, r. L. Temple, Misses Alice
Moses, Minnie Moses, Theo. Lopez
Jessie Noise, Isabel Mays, Drs. Baker,
kennedy and Holman, Professors
Parker and Noise, Messrs. Frank
Spann, Claude Manning and Hardy
Moses.
The ladies' prize, a lovely hand
made handkerchief, was won by Mrs.
Frank Spann who scored 2S2. The
gentlemens' prize was won by DR.. Ba-
ker, score 3SS.
At II o'clock a salad course, with
hot chocolate was served.
The score cards were dainty hand
painted affairs, flower designs with the
name Of the palyer in gilt letters.
Mrs. Begin being somewhat indis-
posed, Mrs Nina Solomons was the
charming hostess Of the occasion.
Mrs. F. M. Spann was the hostess
at a delightful meeting Of the Ladies'
Social club on Wednesday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. Mikell on
Hampton avenue. Progressive whist
was played for a while then the guests
were served with a salad course and
hot coffee. The first prize, a hand
ainted bon-bon dish, was won by Mrs.
S. C. Baker, and Miss JAMIE Mikel'
drew the consolation prize, a calendar.
Those present were: Mesdames S. c.
Baker, George Foxworth, S. H. Ed
munds, Hubert Osteen, w. II. Ingram,
r. L. Temple, Herbert Beall, George
D. Shore, H. M. Stuckey, Misses Nina
solomons, Edith Duvall, Maud Solo
mons, Minnie Moses, Alice Moses, Is
abel Mays and jamie Mikell.
The Shirt-waist club was delight
fully entertained on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Henry Hill at her
mothers home on Liberty street. At
ter playing several games Of parlor
polo, cream and cake were daintily
served. Before leaving, the prize. Z.
handsome trinket box, was presented
| to Miss Edith Duvall, who had been
fortunate enough to make the highest
score.
Those present were: Misses Octavia
Hill, Tasie Manning, Rosie Cooper
Lydia Lee, May Brock, Kate De-
Lorme, Marguerite Croner, Jessie
IesMoise, Annie Graham, Edith Duvall
and sharlie Graham.
Miss Jessie. Noise entertained the
Thursday Evening club at her home
on Warren street. Progressive whist
was played as usual, and Miss Nina
fDoye was the fortunate winner of the
ladies' prize;::a pretty picture. while
Mr. Hugh Haynsworth bore Off the
lgentaeman's prize, handsome beer
stein, After the game. the guests were
invited out to the dining room where
an elaborate supper was served. Those
present were: Misses Isabel Mays,
Nina Dove, Ella DeLorme, Lydia Lee,
| Theo. Lopez, Edith Duvall, Marguerite
Cromer, Rosie Cooper, Mrs. Nina Sol
tomens; Mrs. Agnes Begin and Messrs.
Will Graham, Hugh Haynsworth, Will
lie Manning, Clifton Noise, Ed Hayns-
worth, G. A. Lennon, T. G. Man-
ming, Shelor and DR.. F. K. Holman.
| Mrs. A. c. Ducker entertained at
whist on Friday afternoon at hec
home on South Main street. The
guest of honor was her sister. Mrs. j.
J.. Fowler, of Wilhington, who is Wis
iting her. Progressive whist was play
ed and the first prize. dainty hair
receiver, was won by Mrs. r. L. Tenn
pie. Mrs. J. ]. Watson, Of Columbia,
| was awarded the BOBBY prize, silver
hat pin. A white japonica was given
each guest as a souvenir. A salad
course with hot coffee, followed by
cake and wine was served before the
guests departed.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames J. J. Fowler, ]. L. Ainutt,
J. NJ. knight, ]. c. Armstrong, E. K.
Coyner, Douglas China, r. L. Temple,
Henry Hill, H. H. Covington, Joe
Chandler, Archie China, Hubert Os-
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