Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-10-30
JOHNSTON LETTER.
w. C.. 7. U. Reception Attract
i've. Tour Arranged For
Flower Show. Cham Der
of Commerce.

full reception to it's honorary men,
bers and the teachers of the high
school on Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Pechman. The home was made more
beautiful with palms and ferns, and
gorgeous chrysanthemums filled
tall vases and lent their spicy fra
GRANGE to the air. The hostess stood
at the front entrance and greeted
the guests, being assisted by Mrs.
E. II. Beckham, and Mrs. M. T..
Turner, and Miss Lillian Mobley
showed them into the parlor where
the receiving line stood, composed
of the local president, Mrs. T. R.
Denny, state vice-president, Mrs.
J. L. Minis, the honorary members,
and the teachers of the high school.
After a short intermingling of
friends Mrs. T. r. Denny con-
Quoted most enjoyable program,
having prayer by Rev. P. E. Mon
roe. Mrs. J. L. Minis read a splen-
did paper on Scientific Temper
ance instructions" and Mrs. w. ].
Hatcher also gave a we'll prepared
paper. Mrs. Eleanor Ivy, in sweet
and gentle manner gave an original
reading pertaining to Temperance.
A discussion on Importance of
teaching temperance in the schools"
was participated in by Messrs. j.
D. BARLEY, !. D. Edison, S. j.
Watson and Prof. w. S. Scott.
Temperance songs and piano solos,
was pleasant feature of the pro-
gram. Refreshments were served of
frozen cream and cake, and upon
each slice Of cake was the nblem
of the organization-a white bow
of ribbon.
The flower show, as planned by
the d. Of @. promises to be one of
the most unique and enjoyable
affairs ever held here. The form of
entertainment will be a tour, 6
points being visited. Dixie land"
where the flowers will be viewed,
will be the first place of interest.
Passengers will be transported from
here to MT. Vernon" at the home
Of Mrs. G. F, Pechman and will be
entertained with a minuet, led by
George Washington. Oysters will
be served. The next point will De
Turkey" at the home of Mrs. w.
L. Coleman, where something in
teresting is promised, and white
Holland turkey will form part of
the menu,
From here the passengers will pro-
ceed to the home of Mrs. S. j. Wat
son, "Ireland," where they will be
entertained by Irish songs and tab
leaux and a salad course will be
served.
The home of Mrs. H. w. Crouch
will represent Iceland and little
Esquin,aux will serve you with
something cooling and music pro-
gram will be enjoyed. The last
point of thestour will be Japan" at
the home OF Mrs. 81. T. Turner,
where fragrant tea and cakes will
9 be served by numerous japanese.
The passengers will finally be cal
] ried back to Dixie Land" to enjoy
the flowers.
A Booster meeting" was held
here last Thursday evening in Tur-
her hall, and a chamber Of com
merce was organized. Mr.. w. L.
Coleman acted as chairman and
! ficers were elected: J. A. Lott,
/ president; V. E. Edwards, vice
4 president, and E. w. Hardy, secre-
! tary and treasurer. To draft resolu-
tions: w. L. Derrick, j. A. Dobey
and G. D. Walker.
To solicit members: j. D. Bart
ley, H. G.. Edison, w. E. LaGrone
anu T.. IL. Ciullll' uO inCSVluS Ndo
most enthusiastic and a second one
was called an for early date.
Mr.. Fletcher Wright and Miss
Lille Buzhardt were married last
week at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Buzhardt,
Rev. E. H. Beckham officiating.
Miss Hortense Landram, of Bates
burg, was a visitor here at the home
of Mrs. J. P. Bean, last week.
Mrs. 2. B. Waters is at home
from visit to the family of her
son, DR.. G. D. Waters, at Saluda.
Mesdames A. p. Lewis and B.
T. Landrum visited relatives a:
, Batesburg, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor S. GOOD.
wyn, of Greenwood, spent Saturday
and Sunday here.