Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-02-12
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Miss Frances Strother Entertain
ed in Honor of Her Cousin,
Miss E! ,,se Strcther of
WalhaIla.

affairs during the past week, and
each was marked with much pleas
ure beauty and enjoy rnent.
On Monday evening Miss Fran
ces Strother entertained congenial
party of friends, the honoree being
her cousin, Miss Eloise Strother, of
Nalhalla. The hostess made the
lime pass happily, and during the
latter part of the evening served
tempting refreshments.
On Wednesday evening, Miss
Eloise Strother was again conipll-
tnented, Mrs. Herbert Edison ar
ranging a progressive party for her.
This beautiful colonial home is IN
ideal place for social gathering
and the lower floor WAS thrown to-
sether and was made more attract
i've with foliage plants, and vases of
fragrant flowers. At the conclusion
of the contest game, Miss Angel
Andrews held the highest score and
to Mr.. Willie Yonce fell the con-
ISOLATION. Sweets, with two kinds of
cake were served.
Mrs. Frances Williams entertain
cd the Pi Tau club on Thursday st.
;ernoon, and besides the regular
members her other guests were
Mesdamcs NJ. T. Turner, Chas. F.
Pechnan, O. D. Black and J. Lucas
Walker. Music and sucial chat oc-
cupied the time, and before the de-
parLure an elaborate salad course
was served, and tea, with lemon
was poured from handsome silver
service, and mints were passed.
Miss Orlena Cartledge was hos
tess for number of her friends on
Friday afternoon, and this merry
band of winsome young maidens
made the hours Joyous oaes til
bright social chat and music. A
salad course with sweets was serv-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Boatwright
entertained with an elaborate dining
the first of the week at their home
The Cedars.
Mrs. James White gave an ele-
CANT & o'clock dinner on Friday
evening, complimentary to the
teachers Of the high school, few
other friends also being invited. An
invitation to this home is a guar1n-
tee for pleasure and enjoyment, and
the hours passed in this hospitable
home fulfilled the expectations.
Dinner was served upon a beautiful
ly appointed table in six courses.
Upon the return to the parlor -
puzzle contest afforded amusement
and later on a musical program was
enjoyed.
On Sunday evening, February
Ii. at the Baptist church. Rev.
Jones, of NVilIiston, will preach
tie annual X. Of ,. e inn
Misses Sara Sawyer AMI Myrtis
Smith are visiting the formers sis
ler, Mrs. Thomas Willis, ut Will
iiSlon.
On the evening of the 2Otn, Prof.
WSrchaup, Of Columbia, will give
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dress, coming through invitation of
the New Century Club, and each
member will have the privilege OF
bringing a friend.
MIR. O. II. Mcmillan, an attorney
Of Mullins and member Of the House
of Representatives, together with
his wife and little daughter. spent
last weekend here the guests of his
sister, Mrs. II. d. Grant.
Mrs. p. N. Lott and Mrs. Eliza
beth Smyly have been sick during
the past week.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton and little
son, left last Friday for their home
at Middlebrook, Va. Her stay here
has been a great pleasure to Ill her
friends.
MIR. Ollie Hamilton, who has been
the guest of his sister. Mrs. W..
AlleH Mobley, returned 0" Friday
10 his home in Virginia, stopping
over in Columbia to see the corn
show.
Among the visitors to Columbia
during the latter part oi the week
acrc Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. lott, Mis-
ScS Clara and Gladys Sawyer. Elise
G.nuch, Mai!ie Waters, Nina NA2ls.
Nrena Ca.!lcdge. Mr.. aud Mrs. w.
J.. Coleman. Mr. aud Mrs.. II. VI !.
Crouch. Air. a:li Mrs. $. ]. Watson,
u. i. ''Gcncr. " :.i!ace Turner, j.
Howard Payne, j. ID. Barley, G..
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