The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-02-15
DO lSE SOC { GI Gi'IE' Y !.
SOME orTaE FUNor1oys GIVEN
LAST WEEK.
Wany Social Gatherings that Were
Greatly Enjoyed By Those
Who Afforded Them.

Greatly Enjoyed by Those
Who Atterded Thsm.
Tn, D zls Cub held it's regular
monthly meeting on Monday after-
neon. Arrangements were made for
the anniversary Tea, which will be
held or, the 14th. at the home OF Mrs.
81 O Wannamaker. Mrs J. NJ. Webb
was elsc6,,d u memoir Of tine cluo. A
delightful and interesting paper on
hCiyil Sn-v:c> Reform written b.
Mrs. B. B. y aeus, was read by Miss
Bsckmsa. Aitei thu budiness, al 10
terest'ny guessing contest vas fur
nished By Gha hosbess. Toe prize was
won by Mrs j I'm Cart. Dlinty re,
freshments completed the afternoon s
enjoyment.
PAUL MCMICHAEL CHAPTER
Paul McMlchasl chapter, q D. c.,
met with Ms. John Cart as hostlss
on Wednesday morning. Five nav
members we're admitted to the chap
ter, which now numbers 105. L was
decided that a social feature shall
hereafter he added to each business
session, aud that beginning with the
April meeting, the chapter will meet
Ia the afternoon instead Of On Wsd
nesdsy morning IS heretofore. The
following committees for the year
were appointed: Com nlttse on enter,
tanning, cre'ential committee, con
mittee on flowers. Tha committee al
journed to meet. with Mrs. S. M. Drum
In March.
MERRY MATRoN's CLUB
Mrs. J. Stokes Salley entertained
the Merry Mssron's Club Tuesday
morning, in honor # her sister, Mrs.
Pollock, of Chersw Her home was ef
fectiVely decorated In ivy. and hand
gone red gersniuns added a touch Of
color to the room, where three tables
of six-handed euohre we're erjoyed. A
most tempting lur 'eon IN two
courses was daintily seiVad.
Those present were: Masdaues J.
E. Glover, H. L. Gelzer, W. P. Pol
lock, G.. NJ. Ssignious, L, e Wanna
maker, E. G. Dlval, b. @ Wanna
maker, A, b. Moss, Fred Wannsna
ker, W. D. Jsffords. W. A, Hutchin-
son. A. O. Ligon, J. G. Plks, r. Fl.
Jennings and John Cart.
THE EUTAW CHAPTER
Mrs. w. K. Sease entertained Eu,
taw Chapter, D. Al, on Tuesday
afternoon in a most elaborate and
beautiful style. The house vas dec).
rated beautifully In red, white and
blue, and In the dining room especial
ly was her artistic skill displayed
Flag and bunting in profusion were
used, and the colors we're slso carried
nut III the dainty three course menu
served after the business session. a
bonnet. making contest was then held.
making them out Of red, white an
blue pSrer. In this Mrs. T. A. JEFF
ords won the pT!z, for the quickest |
mads and Miss Parker won . prize for
making the best. Another contest |
was held in Revolutionary history, |
Miss Parker also winning this pr:zs
Among those present were: Mesdames
B. q. Moss, r. A. Jeffords, T. 81.
Wsnnamaker, John Cart, T A. Berry,
J. Stokes Sa!ley, w. D. JEFF 1rds, W,
a. Hutchinson, W. K. Sesse, j. G.
Pike, W. p. Pollock, of Caeraw, Mrs.
Moore, of Nav York; Misses Parker
and Maize Slater.
A CARD PARTY.
No card party of the week wss moro
thoroughly erj )yed than the Otto given
on Wednesday afternoon \by Mrs. j.
e. GloYaI, at her homo, on D1yls,
street. The westher was inclemenG,
but those who bravei it f.l5 them
selves repaid. Five tsblss ~ets ar
ranged Ia the large gun psrl4r, ana
six handed euchre was played enthu-
siastically for a couple Of hourS The
first priZa, q handsome piece OF cut
glass, was won by Mrs. r II. Jsa.
nings; the consolation, pieE5y bHx
of paper, fell to Miss Annie Hay. TIE
hostess then served delicious refresh
ments In two courses Those Ell ,ying
the afternoon were: Mes3ames J.
Stokes Salley, A. Q. Lyon, a. O.
Dukes, S. e Crum, J. A. Berry, A.
q. Moss, L a. Wannamaser, W. S.
Lining, T.. H. Wann Anaker, john
Cart, W. V. Izlar, E N. Scoville, H
q. Wannamaker, Fed W.nnamaksr,
B. 81. Jennings, W. D. Jetf)rds, G.
M. Seisnious. W. K. Sease, and
Moore, of Nav jersey; Misses Hay,
Beckman, Slater, Hope, Daniels, Kate
and Dot Bull, Dolly and jeanne Mae
Wann nansker and Miss Mazle Free.
man, of New York.
THE COLONIAL CLUB.
The home of M. and Mrs. H. q.
Wannamaker was thrown open Friday
evening to the members Of tine Colon
ial Club and their escorts, which they
entertained most royalty. The color
scheme was purple and gold, ard was
prettily csrrled out In fOur-leaf clover
score cards, With gilded wish bones
attached. The mansels and curtains
were festDoned In purple wsteria. Six
tables wore arranged for six handed
euchre. Eac1 guest was first usharsd