The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-02
SOCIAL.

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Mrs. F. Louise Mayes, Of Green
Vile. State regent Of the D. A. RS is
the guest of Mrs. o. B. Mayer on Main
! street. She made most delightful
! talk to the Jasper chapter at their
meeting Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. Kibler entertained at
cards Monday afternoon compliment
! tary to Mrs. J. n. Stone. of Nashville,
Tenn. Four tables we're arranged Tor
progressive whist and the games prov
ed most enjoyable Cold punch was
served during the intervals OF the
game and afterwards an ice course.
Those enjoying Mrs. Kibler's hospital
ity were Misses Mary Nance Fair, Eli
zabeth Dominick, Juanita Evans, Will
lie Jones, Lent Jones, Martha John
stone, Cora Dominick, GenevieVe EV-
ans Adeline Johnstone, Sarah Hou-
seal, Marguerite Cromer, Maize Dom
mick and Mesdames Stone, Joseph
Hunter, Eskridge, Ellesor, Thos.
Johnstone and R. H. Wright.
The Tuesday Morning Bridge club
was entertained this week by Mrs. w.
H. Carwile. Just two tables of players
enjoyed this fascinating game, after
| which ice cream and cake were serV-
ed. These present we're: Misses Lint
Jones, Mary Nance Fair, Louise Jones,
Willie Jones and Mesdames W. H.
Carwile, Milne, Lambert Jones and
J. E. Norwood.
Mrs. Jno. K. Aull was hostess for
tie Wednesday Afternoon club this
week. Artistic drawings Of flowers
were ,,in.laG about the rooms and for
her skill in guessing the names rep
resented by the: drawing, Miss Sarah
Robinson ret eived the. prize, a beat
\ tiful hat rin Delightful refrssh-
rlents We're served the following
guests: Misses Sarah Robinson, Lint
Jones. Willie Jones, Genevieve Evans
Anita Davidson. Elizabeth Domtn.ck
Sarah Houseal and Mesdames D.
vega. Stone. Schenck, Eskridge, Bow
lesion and Herman Wright.
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Much Of tie interest Of the week
centered in the Woman's club enter
tainment at the beautiful colonial
home of Mrs. L. W. Floyd THURSDAY
Afternoon. 1t was one of the loveliest
affairs of the season. On the porch
where sandwiches and tea were serv-
ed the decorations were flowers of the
clubs colors, dark purple clematis and
lavender sweet peas. The library was
fairly ablaze with brilliant colored
nasturtiurns and receptio nhall and
parlor were white and green. Mrs.
Floyd received the guests at the door,
and the president Of the club, Mrs. w.
II. Hunt, presided most gracefully. At
} the roll call each member responded
, with q quotation about Italy Mrs.
} Hunt then in few words sketched
} the work of the club for next year,
Mesdames Settler and Connor then
) rendered an instrumental duet. The
talk of Dr. Harms, which followed
this, was most interesting, and In
structiye. He chose as his theme the
: ministry CT books, and his words
, struck a. responsive chord in all pres
ent. After his talk Miss, Margaret
Burton delightfully."- rendered a piano
selection, and Mrs Connor most ex-
quisitely vocal selection. Each
member of the club was accompanied
by one guest, as this is to be the Last
meeting of the club this season.
The Emery circle was delightfully."-
: entertained by Mrs. Jno. M. Kinard
Friday morning. A three course lun-
cheon was served; during the courses
each guest read her pet hobby written
in rhyme, and each member of the
club received post card from two
absent members.
)! sss T;s#NsY
? Mrs. T. G.. Pool entertained few
friends in delightfully."- informal way
Friday afternoon in honor OF MIS-. f
E. Simms, of Chester.
The following is the program of the
memorial exercises to be held in the
high school auditorium on the ami
versary Sf the birth Of Jefferson Davis,
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