The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-27
SOCIAL.

The German Friday evening proved
most enjoyable to all present. The
music was furnished by Alkahest's or
chestra, and the following couples
were present: Grady Goggans with
Ruth Welch, Allen Johnstone with Alice
Welch, Robert Houseal with Mary
Frances Pool, Vernon Fellers with
Lillian Smith, Clarence Wallace with
Bess Summers, of Union; Jack Wilson
with Bessie Glider, Frazier Evans with
Adel Glasgow, of Gainesville, Texas;
John Goggans with Genevieve Evans,
Furman Longshore with Mabel Will
hanson, Raymond Fellers with Ethel
Bowers, Everett Evans with Sarah
Houseal, Robert Holmes with Florence
Bowman, Guy Brown with Agnes
Houseal, of Cedartown, Ga; Tom
Pope with Pauline Glider. Stags-Roy
Jones, Columbia; Parrons, Columbia;
John Robertson, Walter Ruff, Will
Scurry, Fant Glider, Won Sail, New
York, Walden, New York. Chaperons:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Evans, DR.. and Mrs. J. K.
Glider, Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Schenck,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Eskridge.
$500
Mrs. W. A. McSwain entertained
Saturday evening in honor of Miss Lii
lian Hill The entertainment was in
the nature of a miscellaneous shower
and the bride-to-be received some
lovely mementos from each guest.
Those present were: Misses Mary Bur-
ton, Linda Welch, Mary Carwile Bur-
ton, Gertrude Reeder, Elizabeth Dom
mick, Rosalyn Summer, Lucille Will
son, Mayme Swittenberg, Lucy Hill,
Mrs David Long and Mrs. W. H. Hunt.
Miss Eva Goggans gave heart par
ty Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Lois Goggans. Each guest searched
for heart, which, upon being found,
revealed their fate. Each guest
brought dainty piece of linen for the
guest of honor.
No more charming form of enter
tainment could be thought of or plan
ned than the modern shower. On Fri
day afternoon, June %, at her home
in Pope street, Mrs. Boyd Jacobs en-
tertained in honor of Miss Lillian
Hill, whose marriage on the 18th is to
be one of the social events of the SEA-
son. Miss Annie Jacobs and Mrs. !
Tidmarsh received at the door. Among
those receiving with Mrs. Jacobs was
Mrs. Long, of Florida, formerly Miss
Eugenia Hill.
During the moments spent meath
the wedding bells in the reception |
room, cards were passed, upon which
the guests were to write a good wish
for the bride so-soon-to4be Later,
over in the dining room, refreshments |
were served by Mrs. Russell Tidmarsh |
and Miss Bunnelle Perry. Just after
the mints were passed, came the
"shoWer"-a veritable down-pour! |
The large, pink-draped basket borne
in by Miss Louise Perry, was filled to
over-fowing with presents, and the
chubby arms of little Miss Mildred |
Perry were filled high with ribbon !
tied packages and bundles. At the
feet of the fair June bride the little
maidens placed the offering of love.
Then, as the girls gathered around,
like rose buds about one central rose,
the rose, in her own happy way, began
to unite the packages, admire the
beautiful and useful gifts, and exhibit
them to the girls. One souvenir of
priceless value is the register book,
holding the names of the guests. THis
book was presented to the guest of
honor by the hostess. The following
guests we're present: Miss Hill, Mrs.
Long, Miss Lucy Hill, Mrs. Russell
Tidmarsh, Miss Annie Jacobs, Miss
Bertha Jacobs, Miss Eva Goggans, Miss
Linda Welch, Miss Eunice Abrams,
Miss Gertrude Reeder, Mrs. Frank
Hipp, Mrs. Pastridge, Miss Bernice
Hoof, Miss Myrtle Dennis, Miss Hell
en- Hunter Mrs. Will Swittenberg,
Miss Mayme Swittenberg, Miss Lydia
Livingstone, Miss lone Caldwell, Miss
Rosa Folk, Miss Pearl McCrackin,
Miss Sarah Scott, Miss Rosalyn Sum-