Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-09-10
JOHNSTON LETTER.
New Century Club and Mrs
Crouch Entertain m Honor
of Miss Andrews. Pas
tor Called.


Indians in Montana, gave most
interesting talk in the Sunday school
room of the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon, her remarks being prln-
cipally to the Sunbeam band and
the Royal Ambassadors. Miss Edwards
is from Ridge Spring, and there
were many friends and relatives IN
the congregation who were delight
ed to meet her again and to hear
her.
Mrs. John Bland OF Vidalia is
visiting her sisters, Misses Sawyer.
Miss Annie Waters, Of Augusta
spent the week end here with rels-
tives. 80,
Mr.. w. Wallace Turner will
leave on Monday for Clemson Col
lege. His record in the High School
here has been a splendid one and
he will, on this merit, enter his
class there without the regular eX-
aminations.
Mrs. Willie Tompkins was quite
sick during the past week.
On Saturday morning the New Cen
tury Club gave farewell luncheon
to Miss Angelic Andrews, who
during the past year has been one OF
the most active members, the occa-
sion being held in the home OF the
president, Mrs. F. M. Boyd. Besides
the 30 members, there were present
some of the bridal party. Miss An
drews was beautiful and queenly IN
a heliotrope costume sof two toned
fabric and wore large picture hat
of the same shade. After the arrival
of all, farewell good wishes were
written to the bride-to- be, and were
read by Miss Clara Sawyer. Later
they were bound in booklet, the
cover of which bore the picture of
a bride, and then tied in the club
colors, green and white, and Mrs.
F. NJ. Boyd presented it in we'll
chosen words to Miss Andrews. In
the dining room where the luncheon
was served the table was covered
with lace centerpiece and held a
huge vase of brides roses. A white
wedding bell hung over the center
and garlands of green and white
came from this to the four chande-
labrae. A salad course was served
and as this was conluded Mrs. W.
F. Scott and Miss Zena Payne gave
toasts to Miss Andrews, and st this
point the favors which were filed
with rice, were opened and the rice
showered.
Wr. and Mrs. II. D. Grant at
tended the marriage of the formers
brother, Mr.. Dagnall Grant, at Sa-
luda last week.
Miss Sue Sloan who is in Knowl-
toms hospital, Columbia, is much
improved, aud will soon be able to
be at home with her friends.
DR.. Ben Perry has been visiting
in the home of Mr.. John Perry.
Mr.. Eastice Prescott has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. F. L. Par
ker.
Mesdames D. B. Hollingsworth,
of Edgefeld, Clifton Mitchell, of
Batesburg, and David Howard, of
Ridge, spent last week here with
their mother. Mrs. Anna Strother,
who has been ill. On Wednesday
Mrs. Strother was carried to the
hospital for treatment.
Miss Clara Sawyer has returned
from a visit to Memphis Tenn.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
M. w. Crouch gave reception for
Miss Angelic Andrews, whose mar
riage will be the social event of the
season. When the guests arrived,
punch was served them by Misses
Frances Andrews and Elberta
Bland and variety of dainty sand
wiches was also offered. The home
was prettily decorated in ferns and
pink roses, the colors being pink
and green. Several tables of pro-
gressive games were played and
Mrs. Herbert Edison received the
gift, pair of silk hose, which she
presented to the guest of honor. The
score cards were wedding bells.
Following the games all were invit-
ed into the dining room, and here
the colors were attractlvely used.
A large lace cover was used on the
table, with pink and green lights,
and the centerpiece was what ap-
peared to be large iced cake, snd
on this stood miniature bride.
4. When cut by Miss Andrews 1t was
found to contain many packages,
and when opened they held silk