Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-07-16

Hendersaepille, N. c., to spend a
month.
Miss Josephine Mobley spent a
few days of the past week in Au,
gusta.
Miss Eula Satcher entertained
the sewing club on Tuesday after
noon and an hour was pleasantly
spent chatting after which a pro-
gressive game was played, Miss
Pauline Lewis winning the prize,
which she presented to the guest of
honor, Miss Margaret Grey, of
Leesville. An ice course with cake
was served.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Mar
garet Grey was again the honoree
of a delightful tea, Miss Annie
Crouch, the hostesss. The congenial
party passed the time with vocal
and instrumental music and CONVEX
sation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Coleman
left on Wednesday last for awhile
at sulpher Spring, Fla.
DR.. B. L. Allen who has been
threatened with appendicitis, is able
to be out again, to the delight of
his many friends. For few days
he was quite sick.
Miss Sara Waters is spending :wo
weeks at Sullivan's Island.
F. S. Bland, l.. S. Maxwell,
Avery Bland, E. H. Smith, B. F.
Lewis and Howard Payne expect to
90 to Atlantic City in few days.
Mrs. Lucy McLenna has returned
from Waldo, Fla, where she visit
ed in the home of her son, Mr.. AL
vim McLenna. She was accompanied
home by her grand daughter, Miss
Clara McLenna.
Mr.. w. S. Mobley went to Char.
lesion last week to bring his daugh-
ter, Miss Elise Mobley, home. She
is recovering from an attack of ap-
pendicitis, having been operated on
in the Charleston hospital.
Mrs. B. F. Landrum entertained
the Pi Tau club on Tuesday after
noon, having with the members
several other friends. Seven tables
of Progressive Rook was played,
the game being spirited one. The
score cards were pictures of sum-
me, girls. Peach cream and cake
wee served, and before departure
all again visited the flower alcove,
where ice tea, with mint sprigs was
served
A very enthusiastic chapter of the
D. A. R. was organized here on
Wednesday afternoon, July 9, the
State Regent, Mrs. Loise F. Mayes
of Sire 1ille, coming to effect the
organi The chapter members
are Mes. mes M. T. Turner, Alice
Cox. o. D. Black, P. N. Lott, j.
w. Browne, E. R. Mobley, w. B.
Cogburn, J. n. Williams, F. M.
Boyd, and Misses Mallie Waters,
Lillian Mobley, Zena Payne, Flora
Kenny, Emmie Wright, Elise
Crouch, Eula Satcher, Clara Saw
yer and Lyle LaGroue. Mrs. Mayes
made short talk before the ladies
telling of the principal objects for
which the D. A. r. is striving and
was very happy in her concluding
remarks. She is a charming woman
and adds dignity to the position
which she occupies. In all proba-
b;lity the chapter will be called the
Emily Geiger chapter.
On Wednesday morning, Mes
danes C. D. Kenny and James
White gave a luncheon for Mrs.
Loise F. Mayes, those invited being
the charter members of the D. A.
r. The hours were from IL to l
o'clock and the affair was at the
home of Mrs. White. Th, decora-
tions were very patriotic and all en-
ioyed being with Mrs. Mayes who
is of very attractive personality.
The luncheon was progressive
one, four courses being served,
Mrs. Mayes with the hostesses oc-
cupying the head table, and each
guest had the pleasure of being seat
ed during one of the courses with
the honoree. The tables were dec
Grated in the D. A. R. colors, a
royal blue and white, and the flags
added bright touch of color. The
colors were attractively carried out
in the repast served. The place
cards bore pictures of Betsy Ross,
who designed the first flag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smyly Stevens,
Misses Lena Stevens and kathrlne