The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-01-31
SOCIETY'S DOINGS,

SOCIETY'S DOINGS,
TIE SOCIAL F'AI,s AND FANCIEs
OF SO SlErY FOLK.
Some of the Functions Pulled of Be
cently in 0rangoburg
and Other Places.
Thursday evening the parlors Of
she ST. Joseph hotel presented . scene
of, brilliancy when Mr. and MrB. W.
E Zeigler entertained complimentary
to Miss Estelle Cannon. The drawing
rooms were decorated In exquisite
TASTE with. Trailing vines of smila1
and banks Of evergreens. Receiving
10 the front room we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Zsieler, Miss Estslle Cannon and Mrs.
II. J. Groves Of Providence, B. I.
Among the many games INDUCED
in during the evening progressive
whist was one Of the most interest.
ing. Miss Ida K )hn was presented a
large bouq ct uf carnations for the
ladies' priz. and Mr.. w. N. Richard
son won the gentleman's prizs. Fol-
lowing this violet guessing contest
was enjoyed.
During the even .ne handsome cut
glass bottle Of extract was displayed
by the hostess to be voted by the
young men to the most popular young
lady present. Miss Estelle Cannon,
the guest of honor proved the winner.
In game Of physiology Miss Pena
Sorentrue received a hand painted
plaque for the ladies prize, and MI.
Wm. IL ar an ash receiver for the
gentleman's prize. r Refreshments In
several courses were served. Those
present were: Misses Eitello Cannon
Adele Cannon, Annie Brailsford,
Blanche Baum, Ida K1hn, Adelene
Baum, Pena Sorentrue, Lizzie Brails.
ford, Maud Houser, Gertruda Gam
batti, Bertha Kohn, Susie Martin,
Lula Harvin, Leila Msrclant, julia
Belle Marchant, Leila Smoak, Annie
Meckey, Adelins Kohn, Lucille Davis
of Charleston and Mrs. q. j. Gro ger;
Messrs. Eugene Atkinson, W. M.
Richardson, Marion Z,igler, Henry
Richardson, f. M. Inabtnet, VIM.
Inabinet, Charlie Sorentrue, Ell. Can
non, Harry Rich, Hydrick Fsirey,
Ashley Wsnnamaker, J. W. Sandel,
Alfred Salley, A. @. D)yle, VIM.
Izlar, J. E Stoudenmeyer, j. R
.Bowden, Elliott Ricksnbaker, Wallscs
Crum, Henry Sandel, ]. W. Cutler,
Clarence Zsigler, Cornelius Nc
Michael. ~
AN AT HOME.
At ST. Matthews on Thursday eVe-
ming Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Arthur
Baxter were at home to few friends
in honor of their cousin, Miss Book
hart of Elloree. The asking and an.
sRering of conudrums by the guests
filled up much time with merriment,
When the final count was taken it
was found that to Miss Ermine Wells
went the prizs, pretty vase, which
she IN turn gracefully presented to
Miss Bookhart. The guests we've then
regaled with delicious cake and am;
brosio, After this came a game new
to many and richly amusing. Mrs f.
q. Cain, who was Mrs. Baxter's ready
helper in entertaining, whispered to
each guest the name of some person
in tho room. Mrs Baxter then gave
to each the name Of some object with
which to compare this person. Many
comparisons ridiculous in the extreme
resulted. Hardly had the laughter
created by this game subsided when
the ancient but ever jolly changing
kitchen furniture" was announced.
This possibly was the most laughable
feature CT the evenings entertain.
menu. Then it was with much regret
close upon the midnight hour THAI
the young people bade their charming
hostess adieu. Those who enjoyed the
evening ware: Mrs. E. G. Gain, Misses
Rebecq1e Wimherly, Ida Wells,
E.nestlne Gain, E la SalleY, Elyth
Loryea, Ermine Wells, Mamie Fair,
Rosa Barnet5 of Sumter, Drlls Bow
ers, Bookhart, Helen Donald and
Halle Murry, Messrs, Csrlise Barton,
Willie Fair, Prof A. P. Helms, John
Dreher, Harris Evans, J, W. Tai.
msdge, John King and Clarence E.
Clay.
MAsQUERADE PARTY.
Miss Annie Hays of Esston, Pa,
was the guest Of honor at a large
masquerade party on Wednesday
Fevening, given by her hostess, Miss
Dolly Wannamaker. The house had
been artistlcally decorated for the oc.
oasion. A number Of musical selec
tions were rendered throughout the
evening, and at a late hour refresh.
ments were served. Those present
we're: The four babies, Miss Lee Sla.
ter, Sugar Plum; Adelene Baum,
Peachy Wuchy; Blanche Baum, Hon
ey Babe; Ida Kohn, Tootsy Woot sy;
Misses Kate Bull, Gollv; Maize Slater,
b Peep; Dot Bull, 18th century girl;
Annie Brailsford, Martha Washing
ton; Lizzie Brailsford, Tennis Girl;
Anne Hayes, Grandma, Jennie Mae