The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-08
SOCIAL.

was that given by Miss Gania Wheeler
in honor of her guest, Miss Willie Joe
Austin. The guests we're entertained
in the reception-hall and parlor, beau
tiftilly decorated with fail roses, and
:, On the broad verandas where we're
comfortable swings and chairs. Wei
coming, the girls and boys at the door
and in the reception hall were Goode
Burton, Eddie Mae Parr, Frances
Wheeler and Azile Austin, and they
were ushered into the parlor, where
the hostess and her guests were re-
ceiving by Miss Eva Kibler. Enjoy
\. able features OF the evening were the
guessing contests. For their skill in
these Miss Annie Lominick and Mar
garet Davis received the souvenirs-a
box of animal crackers for guessing
most correctly the names of animals
drawn on a blackboard by the boys,
and a box of candy for the best rhyme.
A DELIGHTFUL ice course was served ov
Mary Wheeler, Claudia Wheeler, Azlle
Austin and Goode Burton. Those pres
enr we're: Misses Carolyn CALDWELL
Annie Kibler, Marion Jones, Sara
Simmons, Cornelia Mayer, Rosa Lee
Summer, Margaret Davis, Sara rant,
Mary Dunn, Annie Lominich, Ruth
McCracken, Lois Hipp, Sara William
son, Margaret Neel, Maude Abrams
\ Willie Joe Austin and Frank William
son, Edward Hipp, Edgar FAINT, Frank
Wrisht, Hayward Ewart, Harold Booz-
er. Ned Purcell, Ferd Scurry, Eugene
Summer, Mahon Smith, Day Wright
Gus Houseal, Pope scurry, Ralph
Ward and Owen Holmes.
Mrs. P. G. Ellesor gave beautiful
luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss
Mary Brooks Dennis. The dining
table was exquisite with its decora-
tons of white and yellow, the place
cards being hand painted cupids. Dur
ing the morning a handpainted salad
bowl was given by Mrs. Ellesor to the
honor guest as souvenir Of the morn
Ing. This was presented by little Miss
Nan Copeland, of Clinton, daintlly
dressed in white and yellow. The
guests present were: Misses Mary
Brooks Dennis, Nan Copeland, Gladys
Chappell, Ruby Goggans. Catherine
Darlington, Mabel Williamson, Ethel
Jones, Catherine Wright, Zee Wright,
of Clinton; Eleanor Martin, Margaret
Burton, Kitty Mayes.
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Mrs. J. H. Hunter entertained. with
2 beautiful reception and lawn fete IN
honor of the Misses Young, OF Due
West. and Misses Welch, Of Houston
Texas, Tuesday evening from 8 to IL.
Another delightful affair for the
young people was that given by Master
. Ro obert Gist Wednesday evening IN
honor of the Misses Fleming, OF Spar
taDburg; Blake, of GreenVllle, ana
Young, of Due West.
- Invitations are out to the marriage
of Miss Mary Brooks Dennis and Dr.
, Pc. Way, the wedding to take place
on the 18th Of this month.
Chief among the social affairs OF
the week was the party given Friday
evening by Miss. Maude Epting to the
vouns society set of Newberry. They
are beginning to realize that schoos
and college time is drawing near and
ouite a number of affairs are schedul-
ed to take place next week. The oeau-
tiful lawn of the Epting home IN
Boundary street and the wide Veran-
d. were lighted by numbers of Japa-
nese lanterns, while indoors myrlads
of candles cast a soft light over the
happy young faces. The guests were
received by the hostess, assisted oy
Misses Lucille GogganS and Josie Pay
singer, and Misses Margaret Neel and
Nellie Adams served delicious fruit
punch.
The reception hall and parlor were
beautifully decorated in white and
green, and the dining room in green
and yellow. During the evening a
salad course was served by Mrs. A. j
S. Langford and Mrs. T. E. Epting
Those enjoying this delightful affair
were: Misses Marietta Langford, Re-
becca Wicker, Mamie Paysinger, An
-io Kih1o,. Cara Fant Sara Simmons