Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-10-04
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Mrs. Black Entertained. Or
phanage Day Observed.
Planning Flower Show.
Revival Meeting.

ed with tea, complimentary to
Mrs. Oscar Swineford. Those invit-
ed to be with her, besides the hon
oree were Mesdames NJ. T. Turner,
l.. G. Lati.ner, H. w. Crouch, F.
NJ. Boyd, j. H. White, J. L. Wal
ker, G. +. Pechman, Hattie Par
rish, w. P. Kinard, and Misses
Nina QUITS, Cecile Kinard and Zena
Payne. The appointments Of the
tea table were very attractive, the
color motif of pink and white being
carried out, and beautiful dahlias,
in these colors graced the center of
the table. A. dainty repast was
served and the congenial party lin
gered here, while conversation
flowed bright and pleasant. Upon
the return to the parlor, sweet mu-
sic, vocal and instrumental was
given by Misses QUITS and Kinard.
All were reluctant to bid adieu aC
the hour of departure.
Mrs. Tabitha Eushton who has
been i'll is much improved.
At an early date Mrs. Angeline,
Bacon conremplates coming into
town to reside. She has always
lived at her present country home
and her neighboring friends will,
no doubt, greatly miss her. A warm
welcome is extended her by many
Johnston friends.
Miss Angel Andrews, who has
been sick with fever for two weeks,
is able to be up, and hopes to re-
turn to her school duties at Lum-
,erton, N. c., at an early date.
MIR. Burrell Fronts, of Ridge,
is located here and will open up a
jewelry and repair shop.
"A On Saturday afternoon, little
d Miss Marion Turner gags party
for Master Robbie Swineford who
is visiting in her home. There were
thirty merry boys and girls and they
heartily enjoyed playing on the
lawn, and frequent visits were made
to the pergola to the lemonade
bowl. In the dining room ice cream
and cake was served, and pretty
liltle boxes Of candy were given
each one as souvenirs.
Mrs. Pierce, of Columbia, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Toney.
Mr.. r. G. Massey, of Rock Hill,
visited friends her on Sunday.
Mrs. John Sawyer has been
visiting relatives in Leesville.
Mrs. w. A. Crouch and Miss
Nora Crouch of Batesburg, have
been visiting relatives here.
Orphanage Day was Observed or
Sunday morning at the Baptist Sur
day school, and the amount that
will 90 up from the II classes will
be sl6O. The class of Mr.. w. L.
Coleman led in the collection, Civ
ing s27.35.
Plans are now being made for the
flower show which will be held
here during the fall months, under
the auspices Of the d. of c., and it
is hoped that all lovers of flowers
will enter the contest. Mrs. Annie
B. Harrison is the registrar, and
all contestants names are to be sent
to her, and will be received up to.
one week previous to the show.
On last Wednesday evening, q
very pleasant social affair was the
dinner given by Mrs. Charles F.
Pechman in honor of Mrs. Oscar
Swineford. II were seated at the
festive board, which presented
beautiful appearance. No cloth was
used, each cover being upon lace
mat, and large bowl Of roses oocu-
pied the center of the table. The
occasion was one OF great enjoy
ment.
DR.. Ralph Basemen, of ChappeNs,
was a visitor here during the Iat.eJ
part Of week.
Miss Eula Satcher left on Zion
day for Columbia college
Mr.. Leon Scott has returncd
Annapolis, this being his End to-
Rev. kinard's revival serv
will continue on through the We
services being held at 1880 ir
morning and 1915 in the ever
Three services were held on Sun /,
very large crowd being ia att
ance at the evening service.
Mr.. P. N. Lott.is still quite a
from a relapse after fever.
Mr.. James Stevens, of Angus
was here on Friday, en- route q