The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-04-06
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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The Kings Daughters at their last
meeting elected Mrs. Brooks Swygert
as their leader and Miss Leila Wilkes
as vice leader for the ensuing year.
Mrs. NJ E. Martin has served the band
as leader for ten years and made
most efficient leader, and il was with
regret that her resignation was accept
ed. Miss Willie Mae Childress was e.
lected secretary and Mrs. III. X Aiken,
treasurer. Mrs. Swygert was elected
delegate to represent the band at the
convention of Kings daughters in
Charleston, and Mrs. Rufus Dunlap as
alternate. The daughters will continue
to aid in the rescue work through the
Salvation army in Charleston and Co
lumbia and in their support and edu-
cation of little girl in China. They
have raised the sum OF one thousand
dollars for the hospital fund and will
continue in their efforts for this cause.
The Wednesday club held it's last
meeting with Mrs. n. b. Dial, it was
the main business meeting of the year
and plans and pragrams for the next
year were discussed. The club has de-
cided to study the Bay View course an
other year taking up England, Scot
land and Ireland in the same manner
in which they studied America this
year.
Miss Mamie Bramlette gave a treat
to the music lovers last Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs w. E. Lucas
when she gave music recital assist
ed by Mrs. Lucas. Miss Bramlette is
a pupil of Mrs. Lucas and showed
tlOrnnph trDininu hn,
was we'll executed and selected. An
audience of thirty-fve or more attend
ed
Mrs Lamar Smith entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Main
street about thirty-fivc guests. the
members of the Fortnightly club. Mrs.
Smiths pretty home was bright with
quantities of yellow jcssamine and
daffodils. the golden color was seen
everywhere. The score cards were
hand painted Easter bOnnets tied with
yellow ribbon. Mrs. l.. MenF. Mrs A.
G.. Haskell and Miss Emmie Mcng as
sisted Mrs. Smith In entertaining her
guests. Delightful refreshments of
fruit punch. cakes and ices were serv-
ed after the game of nations.
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The Misses Huff gave very enjoy
able card party Thursday evening in
honor of their visitors Miss Stella
Bulge and Miss Mae Kinloch. A
delightful salad course was served af-
ter the game.
The Misses Gilkerson entertained at
cards Tuesday evening in honor of
their visitors from Alabama. Miss Lin
da Mae Sullivan and Mr. r. p. Sulli-
van. After the games delightful re-
freshments were served
One of the prctticst events of the
post lentcn season was the party given
by Mrs. III. Hunter Morriscttc Wndnes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j.
III. Copeland on Main street The rooms
were spring like in their decorations
of apple blossoms. lilies and voletS
The mantel and c2bincts were bank
ed with lilies and ferns with vases of
ViOletS here and there The amuSe-
ment was q game of bright questions
i'm the answering Of which the name
of each guest was used as a pun The
score cards were artistic i'm green and
gold and tied with pale violet riblhn
and Surmounted with beautiful htahS
of the American girl. The first prize
dull gold pin in harvest moon design
nestled in an easter basket of yellow
chicks was cut for and won by Miss
Adaline Johnson of Ncwberry The
consolation lace jabot hidden in
white rabbit was won by Miss Eliza
beth Richey. Delightful fruit punch,
ices. cakes and mints were served. all
bearing traces of the violet hucs. Mrs.
Morrsette was assisted by Mrs Cope
land, Miss Ressic Peatross Miss Bessie
Byrd. Mrs. II. X. Aiken, and Miss Bes-
sic Roland.
Miss Annie Laurie Peterson after
pleasant visit to Miss Annie Hun has
returned to her home in Spartanburg.
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