The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15
SOCIAL.

Miss Minnie Gist was hostess to the
Woman's club on Thursday, when in
teresting papers were read by Mrs.
Wilbur, Mrs Hunter and Mrs. J. NJ.
Kibler, and a most interesting lesson
on the Sculptors Of Italy was discuss
ed. She next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Norwood, November "a.
In compliment to Miss Camille
Evans, as a popular bride elect, seV-
eral parties were given last week.
Mrs. E. H. Kibler entertained for her
Wednesday with a lien shower. One of
the features OF the afternoon was the
writing Of telegrams, the words used
in the kilograms to begin with the
letters forming the bride-elect's name.
For the best telegram Miss Maize
Dominick received the first prize and
Miss Lizzie Dominick the Sec
ond, boxes Of candy orna-
mented with miniature brides. At
ter this contest, little Elizabeth Harms,
dressed as a cupid and drawing lit
tie pink and gold wagon loaded with
linen gifts for the guest of honor, en-
tered the parlor and presented them
for the guests present. The dining
room was beautiful with decorations
Of yellow and white and suspended
Just over the table was a wedding bel.
en- aimed the ring, thimbie, etc., ca IS
sns. The cutting Of the cake which
contained the ring, tmible, etc., caus-
ed much merriment. The guests pres
ent, who carried away with them as
souvenirs, gilded wish-bones and
their fortunes on four-leafed clovers,
were: Misses Camille Evans, Mabel
Tarrant, Juanita Evans, Martha John
stone, Adeline tombstone, Florence
Bowman, Elizabeth Dominick, Maize
Dominick, Bess Glider, Sarah Houseal,
Frances Seabrook, Cora Dominick.
Ethel Bowers, Carolyn Cromer, Lur-
line Evans, and Mesdames Henry
Harms, Ed Evans, R. H.. Wright,L. 6.
Bskridge, W. G. Houseal, Connor, Eel
lers and Johnstone.
Little Master Murray Mcintosh cele
brated his seventh birthday with a
charming party Thursday afternoon.
The little guests played games on the
lawn until nearly dark, when they
marched in the dining room, where an
ice course was served them. The din
ing room was profusely decorated
with white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, and the table was beautiful
with, its centre decorations, the birth
day cake with its seven burning can
dies, and surrounded with autumn
leaves, fruit and candies. The
children invited were: Helen Purcell,
Ella Dunn, Elizabeth Kinard, Betsy
McFall, Elizabeth Wright, Caroline
Weeks, Legare Tarrant, Troxal
Wright, Aline Dunn, Marcus Ewart,
Paul Fullenwider, John Chappell, Cor
nelius Evans, Ned Crotwell, John Nor
wood and Margaret Mcintosh.
Mrs. J. T. Mayes was the hostess
for the Emery Circle Friday morning,
when not only the members, but
few invited guests, spent delightful
morning.
Miss Lula Hunt ntetained with
handkerchief shower Saturday AFTER
noon in honor Of Miss Camille Evans.
After guessing contest, in which
Mrs. Eskridge won the prize, the guest
of honor was the recipient OF many
dainty handkerchiefs. They were
presented to her by little Misses Trox-
al Wright and Elizabeth Harms, who
we're veritable fairy godmothers for
they brought them in huge golden
pumpkin, in a miniature chariot.
Delightful refreshments were serV-
ed in the dining room which was de-
corated with yellow and white chrys-
anthemums by Misses Mary Eliza and
Rebecca Mahon, and after drawing
their fortunes from beautiful we'd
ding bell the guests all pronounced it
a most delightful affair. Those pres
ent were: Misses Camille Evans,
Genavieye Evans, Adeline Johnstone,
Lucille Dickert, Ethel Bowers, Mabel
Tarrant, Maize Dominick, Lurllne
Evans, Juanita Evans, Florence Bow
man and Bess Glider, and Mesdames
E. NJ. Evans. L. G. Eskridge and Her