The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-02-05
SOCIETY PEOPLE

SOCIETY PEOPLE
Gathered Here. There and
Everywhere.
Mr.. Roof. of the firm Roof & Holley,
Of Pelion, was in town recently.
Misses L. Davis and M. Lorick, Of
Columbia, spent Tuesday in Lexing.
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The Misses Bates, Of Batesburg,
were visitors at the Corn Show Thurs
day
Mrs. JJ Taylor went over to Co.
hmbia Tuesday TO attend the Corn
Show.
Miss Pearle Taylo was among those
who attended the Corn Show in Co.
lumbia Tuesday.
Mr.. W. e. Glascock, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his mother-in-law,
Mrs. G. M. Harman.
Mr. J. E. Haltiwanger,. of Irmo,
Was an interested visitor at the Corn
Show Thursdsy-Columbia State.
Mrs. Ellen Fleming and baby. of
Columbis, are visiting her parents,
Mr. anf drs. W. E. Lorick, at Irmo.
Mr.. Brooks J. Wipgard, Congress
man Levers private secretary, made
a flying visit to the parental roof Sun
day.
Misses Lucille and Otelia Hook spent
Saturday and Sunday with their cous-
ins, Misses Lauritha and Leslie Hook,
near New Brookland.
Miss Lucy Daniels Wingard, who is
matriculating at Converse, spent the
week end with her parents, Col. and
Mrs. J. Brooks Wingard.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown, who was elect-
ed to serve the. Lutheran Blue Church
charge at Selwood, has moved to the
parsonage near the church.
Col. D. j. Griffith has been reelected
superintendent Of the penitentiary
and B. r. Tillman goes to the United
States Senate for six years more.
Former State Senator D. M. Cros.
son, was,among the distingu shed Lex
ingtonians. who attended the Corn
Show in Columbia last week.
Mr.. G. N. Harman has been quite
i'll since his return home. His ~condi-
tion shows but little improvement and
he is unable to leave his room.
Hon. Nathan B. Wannamaker and
Mr.. Henry Grim, of the Sandy Run
section, were visitors in Lexington
Monday and gave us pleasant call.
Mics Ruth. daughter Of Mr.. Wal
lace E. Lorick, Of Irmo. and MIR.
Childs Fleming, of Columbia, were
married in that city on January 80.
1918.
Mr. Bernard Rawl, who Is at the
head of thesnepartment OF animal hus-
bandry at Washington, D. G., spent
several days the latter part Of last
week with relatives and friends in
anG around Lexington. Mr.. Rawl is
q native Of Lexington and graduate
of Clemson.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. ". W.
Edwards, won first prize in the ten
mile automobile race in Columbia last
Thursday and second in the fifty mile
race. In this second race the spark
ing plug of his machine gave out
and he lost time in making the neces-
sary repairs.
We are pleased to be informed that
Mr.. G. II. Drafts, the popular clerk of
the Albion Hotel of Augusta, Ga, has
accepted similar position with the
new hotel, just above the post once,
in Columbia.
Miss Elizabeth Harman, who has
been making her home with the family
of this Editor for years, has returned
from a visit to her brother, Mr.. Theo-
dore Harman. in the Providence Sec
tion. We were very glal to welcome
her back with Us. She was the in
vited gues5of the Misses Stuart, of
Lexington, last Sunday.
Among those who attended the corn
show in Columbia Tuesday from Lex
iagton wenote the following: Madams
Kate Hendrix, Emma Taylor, Lula
Leaphart and Emma NJ. Ogilvie,
Misses Clara Rawl, May Taylor, Car
rie May Wingard, Ethel Dreher,
Annie Lou Harman. Julia Buckley,
Rev. and Mrs. Rushton, DR.. E. P.
Derrick and Messrs. Archie Martin