The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-02
DOlNGs OF SOCIETY
SEVERAL ENJOYABLE AFFAIRS
JUST OVER.

MIR. and Mrs. Webster Entertain at
Their Hosne-Parties by Mrs. Cam
non and Kisses Salley and Cart.
Wednesday evening Mrs W. F..
Cannon entertained in honor of
Misses Rutl. Bolivar and Vera Ran
dali. Forty. two was the game OF the
evening. Delicious refreshments
were served At late hour the guests
departed. Those present: Misses
3Simsie McMlchael, Athleen King, An
gle McLees, Bessie Thompson, Syblll
Izlar. Mario Adden, Marie Richard
son of Barlwell Warner Hare, Sue
Walker, Rath Boliver, and lera
Randlee. Messrs. Willie Crum
Boliver, AMI Vera Randall. Messrs.
Theo Wolfe, Harold Zeigler, Simon
Rich. Russ sll Wolfe, Izlar Sims,
Theodore J,,ffords, Jr., Adam Cherry
and Norman Boliver.
"Wednesday evening Miss Gladys
Cart entertained in honor Of her Wis
itors. A lacge number of her friends
were present and thoroughly enjoyed
the party. Refreshments were serV-
ed.
Miss Alma Salley entertained a
number of her friends Thursday af-
ternoon at 6. card party. Set back was
played. A very enjoyable time was
had by all present. Those playing
were: Misses Jennie and Fannie Nc
Lauchlin, T.ibena Tillinghast, Geor-
gia Perryclaar, Hattie Brunson, Ena
Brailsford, Pet Brunson, Sonita Bren-
mem, Esther Sims, Lyna Alden, Merle
Smoak, Ell ell Hoffman, Clare Low
man, Lucilc Howell, and Ruth Gill
lam. The prize was won by Miss
Lucille Howell and the guest prize by
Miss Jennie McLauchlin.
What was undoubtedly the most
elegant and enjoyable of parties that
has been given to the younger set
for some tine was that enjoyed
Thursday e, sning at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. a. D. Webster, who were
entertaining in honor Of their nieces,
Misses Reid and Watkins. Although
rain fell during the entire afternoon
and evening about forty guests were
present and the fact that it was rain
ing did net hamper the hostesses
their efforts to entertain.
The lawr was beautifully lighted
by electric lights, and presented a
beautiful, appearance. Inside the
color sche1le. was red and green.
Roses, chry santheums, holly leaves,
ETC., being arranged very tastefully.
Piffo, new game, was the attrac-
&ion. A delightful salad course,
followed by ice cream and cake was
served the guests. It was nearing
one when lie guests began to depart,
and the universal expression was one
of appreciation to the host and host
ess for the enjoyable evening spent.
The following were the invited
guests: Misses Emily Glaze, Hattie
Brunson, Clare Lowman, Lucille
Howell, Annie Inabinet, Fannie Nc
Lauchlin, Esther Sims, Ena Braias-
ford, Nell A:cLees, Alma Salley, LUZ
line Crum, .Robena Tillinghast, Fet
Brunson, Minnie Jenkins, Geor-
gia Perryciaar, Lya Alden, Jen-
ME McLaushlin, Katherine osey,
Lois Dkes, Sonita Bremen of Co.
lumbia, Ms rgery Halleman, Merle
Smoak, Emma Reid and Isabel Wat
kins of &C clumbia, Ethel HOFFMAN.
Messrs. Cole Gibson, Sam Brunson,
Willie Marrhant, Hugh Sease, Will
lie Bates, Clarence Stroman, John
Cart, Warren Scoville, Robert Smith,
Edward Wannamaker, Lenaire
Wolfe, Elliot Glover. William Smith,
Robbie Reeves, Newton Brunson,
Henry Sims, Hugo Sims, Ernest
Glover, Peter Kortjohn, Hubert Jo-
sey, Dibble Moss, John Wannamaker.
Chester Reeves, Willie Zeigler, 'Ber-
nado Seignous, Frank Bates, Julian
Melchers, Julian Wolfe, Jim Byers
and Harold MCLAUGHLIN.
The frs prize pretty parasol
was won by Miss Reid who graceful
ly presented it to Miss Ethel Hoff-
man, who made the next highest
score. The geptleman's prize,
a handsome case Of handkerchiefs
was won f'y Mr.. Ernest Glover.
The booby prize was awarded to
MT. Hubert Josey. Misses Watkins
awarded to Mr. Hubert Josey. Misses
and Reid, the honor guests, were
presented with red silk scarfs.
When to Shoot Quail.