The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-21
CLINTON EVENTS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Round of Entertainments
Planned for the Week.
BIG PYTHIAN BANQUET
Schcols Have Suspended Until 5aas.
ary-Teachers and Students al
Home from Other Points

pro1aise of many pleasures. The
chief social event will be the Pythian
banquet. which will be enjoyed In
Copeland's hall the Thursday night
Of Christmas week. There will be
1Retween eighty and a hundred plates
and the service will be on more
elaborate scale than has ever been
attempted in Clinton before. The
Daughters Of the Confederacy have
taken the contract to cater for it.
Another affair anticipated with
much pleasure is the Christmas dance
TO be given in the Utopia Hall. Tues
day night. number Of visiting girls
are expected to lend JOY to the oc-
casion
Christmas week is always the oc-
casion OF specially interesting meet
ings Of the various clubs. The Friend
ly' Dozen will be entertained on Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. w J. Bailey
The Actaeon Book Club will meet on
Friday afternoon with Mrs J. l..
Wright. Miss Emmie McCravy will
Lentertain the Cecilian Music Club one
AFTERNOON. The Junior Book Club will
hnld its December social meeting with
Mrs. w. b. Owens. Jr.
Tho Daughters Of the American
Revolution, Musgrove Mills Chapter,
VIII be entertained on Thursday af-
tefnoon by Mrs. w. ] Bailey.
No invitations have been issued but
1t is understood that there will be
several parties in the younger set
during the holidays.
Family djnings Will, OF course. be
leo 'ent and there a,e people in
Glinton 80 widely connected tha: it Is
riot unusual for them to attend family
gatherings every day OF Christmas
week.
One of the pleasant features of the
holiday season Is the return of the
students from college. Among those
from Clinton who are either alrcady
ae home or expected within few
days are: John YounY, Cyrus Bailey.
and William Jacobs from Davidson;
John Henry from Washington and
Lee; w. 8. Bean, Jr.. from the Uniyer-
sity OF Virginia; Joe Phinney from
the Citadel Miss Zee Wright from
Richmond College for Women; Misses
Emmie Robertson, Viola Young. Elloe
Johnson and Edith Austin from Win
throp.
Among the teachers who will spend
the holidays at home are: Miss Pearl
Hays of Buffalo Mills School in I'm
ion Miss Mary billiard Of the Shady
Grove School in this county; Miss
Matte May Neville, of the Cross Hill
Graded School; Miss Essie Young. of
the Fountain Inn Graded School;
Mr. Bruno Schlotter of Whitevlle, N.
c.; Miss Virginia Neville, of the Bel
ton Graded School.
Miss Katharine Bean, secretary to
the president at Converse college. will
spend par. Of Christmas week at home.
The Graded School and the Thorn
well Orphanage schools closed for
the holidays on Friday and the teach
%frs who live elsewhere have gone TO
their homes. Mr.. E. H. Hall and fam
lily will spend Christmas in Spartan
burg. Other teachers who have gone
are: Miss Irene Prince, to Anderson:
Miss Edith McCutcheon, to Bishop
Vile; Miss Ella Harper, to Fountain
Inn; Miss Jessie Brewer, to Savan-
NAH Miss Martha Hellams, to Lau-
rens; Miss Kate Austin, to Cross Hill
and thence to Baltimore where she
will visit her sister, Miss Anne Aus
tin.
Mrs j. ID. Jacobs is in Nashville
for Christmas where she will be Joined
later by Dr. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Smith will
spend Christmas with her relatives i'm
Bishopville and Wisacky.
Miss Grace Briggs will arrive during
Christmas week to visit Miss Frances
Copeland and VIII remain through the
month Of January
Miss Marion McCrary returned home
this week from two weeks pleasure
trip with a party OF friends to New
York. Washington and Richmond
Mrs. j A. Bailey has returned from
'$an extended visit in Washington and