The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-22
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the first Of the season, was enjoyed by
the. young people of the city Tuesday
night at Osborne Heights, few miles
from here, near Moore's. The ride was
very pleasant, the weather fine, the
lunch excellent and the evening alto
gether enjoyable. "Boots without
Shoes" was the very entertaining feat
ure Of the evenings outing. The cou-
pies were as follows: Mr.. c. F. Franks
with Miss Julia Gilkerson; Mr.. o. w.
Anderson with Miss Laura Lee Simp-
van with Miss Grace Simmons; Mr..
J: w. Dunklin with Miss Zelene Gray;
Mr.. Henry Yeargin with Miss Lalla
Mae Dial; Mr.. Ernest Easterby with
Miss Willie Mae Childress; Mr.. r. B.
Childress with Miss Bessie McCarley.
of Elherton, Ga: Mr.. Coke GRAY with
Miss Lucille Martin; Mr.. r. G. Franks
with Miss Ada Gayer, of Washington,
D. c.; Mr.. j. A. Simmons with Miss
Rosalee Franks. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Copeland chaperoned the party.
Miss Hessie McCarley, offSlberton,
Ga., arrived here Thursday and is the
guest Of Miss Rosalee Franks.
NIdIC IL JTlp guest OIL
Miss Ielene Gray on Sullivan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G.. Cross passed
through Laurens Saturday en- route
home after a week at Glenn Springs.
Miss Rosalee Franks was the charm
ing. hostess to the members of the Mys-
terious Twenty-Five Club at her home
on South Harper street last Thursday
evening. Not only the members of the
club were present, but a number of
visitors in the city and many Young
men. This was the first occasion in the
receptions to the club that members of
the rougher sex were permitted in the
pleasure thereof, and right heartily was
the opportunity seized. The pleasure
of the evening could not have been
greater, Miss Franks proving an excep-
tional hostess, endowed with peculiar
tact and ability in providing entertain
ment for her guests. Nations, the fa-
vorite game in Laurens just now. was
played; refreshments in the form of
punch cream and cake were daintilv
served by Misses Lucille Bentz, Of
Greenville and Elsie McCarley of Ell
berton, Ga. Miss Franks was assisted
in receiving by Misses Allenc Franks.
Jennie Boyd and Emma Cooper.
At her fathers mill, some three or
four miles from the city, Miss Jennie
Fleming gave picnic yesterday in
honor OF her attractive cousins from
Due West, the Misses Todd. Quite a
large number of Miss Fleming's friends
were invited, and jolly good time was
| had at this all-dav outino
The Mysterious Twenty-Five club and
a large number of their friends were
delightfully."- entertained Tuesday even
ing by Miss Julia Gilkerson, charming
young woman and most excellent hos,
tess, at her home on North Harper
street: Miss Gilkerson was assisted in
receiving by her sister Miss Annie Gil
kerson, and Messrs. w. G. Lancaster
John Gilkerson, w. II. Giikerson .Jr
Y. s. Gilkerson, York Briddell, ]. D.
Medilock, S: E. Boney, F. E. Donald
and T. c. Turner. The game of the
evening was Progressive Old Maids,
the score cards being a very neat and
artistic design arranged by Miss Gil
kerson: Misses Jessie Bolt and Marie
Blddeil, two very pretty and attractive
young ladies served punch; while Mis-
SeS ANNE Belle and Bessie Chldress
were the beWitching dispensers of the
delicious refreshments consisting of
frozen peaches and cake.
Those who enjoyed the evening at
Miss Gilkerson's were: Misses Ada
Gayer of Washington, d. c., Sarah
Craig of Rock Hill, nellie Reaves of
| Wilmington, Marguerite Miller, Lint
Jones, Lynn Smith, Lila Hart, Mary
Todd, Josephine Fuller, Zelene GRAY,
Grace Simmons, Annie Sitgreayes,
Edna Sitgreaves, Ina Little, Rosalee
! Franks, Mary Belle Babb, Beth Shell.
Annie and Elizabeth Richey, Daisy
Sullivan, Josie Sullivan, nellie Miller.
Lucille Martin, Bertha Schayer and
Pauline Anderson; and Messrs. w. II.
Gilkerson, Jr., F.. E. Donald, Yancev
Gilkerson, James E. Medlock, John
Gi!kerson, Pope Irby, S. f. Boney, IT.
Z. Turner, Jr., George Bale, Clyde
Franks, James Roland, Thos. and Clyde
Kay, Grover Peterson, Hart Richey,
Ford Franks, Ernest Easterby, Homer
Blackwell, c. H. Fleming, Henry Shell,
lsadore Schayer, Hack Sanders, John
Wright, York Briddell, William G.
Lancaster, Brooks Sullivan, Gus Sim
mons, Thos., /. Swygert, Douglass
Gray, Frank Crisp, Albert league,
Coke Gray. Charles Simpson, Brooks
Childress, Henry Yeargin, Ossie An.
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Miss Alluwee Watson returned Mon.
day from visit to Miss Marie Comp
ton at Coronaca.
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