The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
news OF SOCIETY
DIXIE CLUB HELD IMPORTANT
MEETING TUESDAY.

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MEETING TUESDAY.
Many Social Affairs of Pleasure Are
Being Given in Honor Of Visiting
Young Ladies.
At the home OF her parents on Cal
houn Street, Miss Merle Smoak en-
tertained Tuesday night in honor of
Miss Ruth Gillian Of Augusta and
Mr. Robert Berry, of Dillon. AS this
was the Fourth of July the rooms
were patriotically decorated in red,
white, and blue. A small flag was
presented to- each guest as a souve-
neir Of the occasion. The guests
upon their arrival were served with
punch by the hostess and then pre-
sented to the guests Of honor. Many
enjoyable games were played and Ia
ter refreshments were served. Ev-
cry one present enjoyed themselves
most thoroughly and 1T was late be-
fore the company broke up. Among
those present were: Misses Mary
Chisholm, Lyna Adden, Georgia Perry
clear, Pet Brunson, Hattie Brunson,
Emily Glaze, Annie Inabinet, Marie
Ayers, Annie MaeiGentry Of Florence,
Carita Randle Of Sumter, Nell Cham
bers Of Hartsville, Ruth Gillian Of
Augusta, and Floride Cave Of Barn.
well. Messrs. James Byers,, Willie
Zeigler, William Smith. Frank and
Willie Bates, Robert Smith, Harold
Mclaughlin, Cole Gibson, Willie
Marchant, John Cart, Robert and
Chester Reeves, Warren Scoville,
Henry and Hugo Sims, Ernest Glov-
er, Newton Brunson, Peter Kortjohn,
Hubert Josey, Mellichamp Brunson
and Robert Berry of Dillon.
Monday night Miss Lois Dukes en-
tertained number of her friends at
her home on South Broughton street
in honor of her visiting friends, Miss
es Annie May Gentry of Florence, Ca
rita Randle of Sumter, and Nell
Chambers of Hartsville. AS the
guests arrived punch was served them
by Misses Ella and Marguerite Dukes.
Games were played and all pres
ent enjoyed themselves greatly. La
ter in the evening ice cream and
crackers were served. Those present
were: Misses Annie Mae Gentry Of
Florence, Carita Randle Of Sumter,
Nell Chambers of Hartsville, Aileen
Andrews of Charleston, Ruth Gillian
of Augusta, Mary Dibble of Verdery,
Annie Inabinet, Julia Zeigler, Emil
| ly Glaze, Merle Smoak, Clear Low
man, Mary Chisholm, Lyna Alden,
Georgia Perreyclear, Pet Brunson,
and Hattie 3runson. Messrs. Julian
Melchers of Charleston, Robert Ber.
ry Of Dillon, Hubert Josey, Peter
Kortjohn, Newton Brunson, Ernest
Glover, Henry Sims, Warren Scoville,
Robert and Chester Reeves, James
Byers, John Wannamaker, John Cart
Willie Zeigler, William Smith, Rob-
ert Smith, Frank and Willie Bates,
Cole Gibson, Bernado Seignous, Har-
old Mclaughlin and Willie Mar
chant
Very enthusiastic was the meeting
of the Dixie Club held Monday after
noon at the Hotel st. Joseph with
Mrs. E. D. Reeves as hostess. Many
important bushes items were dispos-
ed of and the social feature was most
enjoyable. The chief object of discus
sion was Of course the new library.
The reading room will be up to date
in every particular. A handsome ta-
BILE and chairs was given to the
library for that room and a beauti-
full art square will be placed upon
the floor. Arrangements have been
made for the shipment to the library
every month the six best sellers. I"
Magazines and papers besides large
reference dictionary will be placed in
the reading room.
Master E. D. Reeves, Jr., the seven
year old son of the hostess gave
several selections on the piano. Miss
Ticher and Mrs. Smith sang and Mrs.
Atkinson read an interesting paper
on Bret Harte.
Six handed euchre was the game
played at delightful party given by
Miss Maize Slater Tuesday after
noon complimenting her sister, Mrs.
Linning of Jacksonville, Fla. Be-
ing the glorious fourth the decora-
tions were appropriate and the nat
ional colors were used tastely in
draping the room. About forty
guests played. Punch. ice cream and
cake were the refreshments.
Miss Ruth BcIiver and Messrs.
Theo. Wolfe, Russell Wolfe, Lenaire
Wolfe, Jim MaMichael and George
Schiffley made up the orchestra that
played for the big dance given in
Darlington the night of the fourth.
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