The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-02-28
THE WEEKS SOCIETY EVENTS.
Miss Caine Compliments Her Visitors,
Misses Morgan and Thomas.

Miss Caine Compliments Her Visitors,
Misses Morgan and Thomas.
Miss Tallulah Caine has as her guests
two very charming and delightful visi-
tors, Miss Pat Morgan of Chadbourne,
N. c., and Miss LucyeThomas, of Cape
Charles, Va. They arrived Tuesday
and will spend about three weeks in the
city.
On Friday afternoon Miss Caine en-
tertained at progressive euchre, 20
young married ladies of the city in
honor of her friends, Misses Morgan
and Thomas.
The Caine home for this occasion was
most attractively decorated with guam
titles of small cherry trees, hatchets,
etc., carrying out in very pleasing ef-
feet the Martha Washington scheme of
decorating. The score cards were
pretty hand-painted creations, bearing
variety of strikingly beautiful colo
nial scenes.
AT the close Of the games most
tempting salad course with ices and
bonbons was served.
On the same evening Miss Caine
again entertained, giving her young
friends delightful euchre party, COM
plimentary to her honored guests. -
Those invited to be present and make
the acquaintances of Misses Morgan and
Thomas were: Misses Bertha Wells,
Sallie Hayward, Helen Goggans, Lii
lier Stevens, Willie Jones, Lillian Irby,
Katherine Jones, Annie Gilkerson, Lila
Hart, Emmie Meng, Anna Mcnamara
of Denver, Colo, Rosa Lee Burton,
Annie and Sadie Richey, Ethel Sulli-
van, May Little, Mamie Kate Hudgens,
Nellie Bolt, Mary Bowen, Pauline An
derson, Mayme Ferguson, Jennie Sulli-
van, Edna Hardin of Chester; Messrs.
II. G. Wilborn, j. w. Dunklin, F. X.
Spratt, Earle Wilson, r. V. Irby, R.
E. Copeland, w. r. Richey, Jr., G. w.
Shell, Coke Gray, Oswald Anderson,
Willie Gilkerson, Gus Simmons, Pope
lrby, George Bale, Yancy Gilkerson,
A. c. Todd, A. w. league, DR.. C. A.
Elicit, j. Y. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Caine.
IN HONOR OF MISS MCNAMARA.
In honor of Miss Anna Mcnamara.
of Denver, Colo, who has been spending
the winter in Laurens with Mrs. e. P.
Minter, formerly of Denver, Miss jose
phine Minter entertained informally
Monday afternoon,
Dainty and artistic decorations greet
cd the eye everywhere, and the pro-
gramme of entertainment consisted in
playing series of games, which pro-
gressed from number of beautifully
decorated tables. Tempting refresh
ments were served.
The guests were: Misses Emily Meng,
Tallulah Caine, Anna Mcnamara, An
ME Gilkerson, Sadie Richey, Ida Pat
rick, Willie Jones, Rosa Lee Burton,
Marjorie Gelder, Bessie Todd, Lillian
lrby; Messrs. H. G. Welborn, j. w.
Dunklin, Willie Richey, George Bale,
X. f. Fleming, DR.. Charles Elicit, r.
b. Pitts, Vance Irby, j. E. Minter, C.
M. Burkhalter.
ELEGANT z O'CLOCK DINNER
Tuesday evening Mr.. Charles w.
Tune, assistant cashier of the Peoples
Loan and Exchange Bank, gave most
elegant dinner in celebration of his
48th birthday. Mr.. Tune is one of the
most popular citizens in Laurens, and
his hosts of friends delight i'm doing
him honor.
Those who enjoyed his and Mrs.
Tunes hospitality Tuesday evening
were: Col Fl. Y. Simpson, DR.. w. w.
Dodson, Hon. w. r. Richey, DR.. H. X.
Aiken, DIR. w. H. Dial, Capt. j. M.
Philpot, Messrs. p. A. Simpson, e. III.
Wilkes, II. b. Kennedy, w. r. Nc
Cuen, j. w. Todd, l.. G. Bale, t, F,
Simpson.
wAsHINGToN'S BIRTHDAY:
The city schools were given a full
holiday in honor of Washington's birth
day.
MID-WINTER PICNIC.
The Kings Daughters gave one of
their popular mid-winter pienios at the
graded school building Thursday night,
which was largely attended and de-
llghtful success In every respect. A
charming musical programme was rem
dered and the various attractive booths
provided were well patronized as one OF
the principal features of tho occasion.
THE FINEST EVER.
Marc, prince of magic, mystery. etc
accompanied by his splendid saxophone
quartette, appeared at the Laurens
Mill auditorium Thursday evening, deS dt,S
lighting large and appreciative audi