Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-04-02
JOHNSTON LETTER.
New Century Club Entertained
by Mrs F. Nj. Boyd. ID. A.
r. to 5e Organized Dur
ing The Summer,

''Tbe county fair" given here Lass
week under the auspices Of the D.
of c., and coached by Miss Paul,
cc Morristown, Pa, was considered
10y all who attended as very
bright and amusing affair. On
Thursday evening the play was re-
pealed for the benefit of those wi1D
h ad not seen it, and the door re-
ceipts of the evenings amounted d
5lS5.
Mrs. Rufus Dorm spent the pass
week here at the home OF her neph-
ew, Wilmot QUITS.
Miss Ethel Coleman, oi Aiken,
was a recent visitor here.
Mrs. +. S. Jefferson and Miss
Bessie Ford Turner speu, the week
end at Meeting Street with Mrs.
Ida Stevens.
Mrs. Carl Lowry and daughter
Alice, are visiting in Waynesbore,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Clark en-
tertained with very pleasant din-
ing on Saturday for few of thetr
friends.
Among those from here who wenS
over to Edgefeld TO enjoy the
Scotch concert were Messss. f. Il.
and Avery Bland. w. e. LaGrons
J. Howard Payne, Prof. and Mrs.
William S. Scott, MIR. aud Mrs. Z.
NJ. Boyd, Misses Zena Payne,
Gloria Haltiwanger and Drs. LuciuB
Maxwell and Charles 2. Corn. The
concert was splendid III every way,
and most enjoyable part of the
visit was the thoroughly delightful
manner in which Mr. and Mrs. ].
L. Minis entertained those of the
above mentioned who took part.
They were most cordial aud thsfT
I,hsspis,slitg
Mrs. j. L.. Walker cntertainea
with lovely tea OF Tuesday evele-
ing, and the affair was sne of gress
pleasure to all who enjoyed thlB
hospitality. The breath of spring
was in the air with the blossoms
about the rooms, and q large bowl
of flowers filled the center of tho
tea table, these being arranged up0n
mirror centerpiece. No clp.h was
used and the appointments of the
table were very pretty and the viands
served were dainty and tempting.
Those present were Mesdames Earte
Mish, P. N Keesee, NJ. T. Turner
+. Nj. Boyd, O. D. Black, e. n.
W alker, James White, }. Neil Lott
w. S. Mobley.
DLring the month Of May, Mrs.
Mayes, of Greenvllle, sta,e regent
D. a. r., will visit mere and q chap
ter will be organized. IL members
are necessary for this TO be effected.
and it Is hoped that all who wish to
join will begin Immediately on their
credential papers.
Mrs. o. u. Black and Miss En-
ma Black visited Mrs. broadg
Knight, at Trenton, the first Of the
week, she beiDga relative of Miss
Black.
Miss English, of Batesbnrg, Wis
tied Miss Beaks on Saturday and
Sunday and was the guest Of Mrs.
J.. A. Lott.
The collections OF the classes IN
the Baptist Sunday school, which,
the Sunday previous was announced
would 20 to missions, amouated to
SILL.
MIR. and Mrs. James Richardson
and children left on Tuesday even.
ing for their new home III CaIifor-
mia. Their departure has caused
much regret by hos. of friends and
the love and good wishes Oi all fol-
low them.
Mrs. T. NJ. Boyd was hostess for
the New Century t,luo on Tuesday
afternoon, and during the business
half hour, which she, a. presidenh
conducted, delegates TO The STATE
federation of climbs, which c"nvenes
III Florence in April. were elected,
and were Mesdames T. NJ. Boyd
and w. A. Kirby, altefnat~s, Mes,
DANES J. A. Dozier and EaneH
White. The play 10 liz discussed was
Hamlet" Miss Zena Payne being
leader for the afternoon, a"d he
time was quickly whirlea
away with lhls n,v-, in.~.esung of
Shakespesre's plays. A piano duas
by Miss Angelic Andrew aHd Mrs
w. L. Scott was enjoyed. The hos
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