The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-15
NTeaus Letter
From Bolton

One of the prettiest dinner parties
given In Bolton this winter was the
one given by Mrs. w. e. Greer at her
hospitable home on Wednesday. The
house was lovely In decorations OF
holly. pot plants and narcissi and
everything had the Christmas "feel-
ing" about 1t.
The dining room was extremely
pretty. the snowy cloth showing OF
the handsome centerpiece OF red car
nation to the very best advantage.
Place cards bearing merry Christmas
wishes helped to carry out this happy
yule-time effect. The four course din
ner was most daintily served by Miss
Nanette Campbell and Mrs. w. c.
Harris.
Those Invited to Mrs. Greer's were:
Mesdames A. A. Bristow Of Greenyille,
w. r. Haynie. H. Reid Sherard, w.
A. Clement, Jas. H. McCuen. H. M.
Geer, W. j. Moorehead, w. H. Tram
NELL. w. c. Brown, VIII C. Clink
scales, Jessie B. Lewis, L. D. Blake,
A. r. Campbell, w. G. Hearin, J. T..
West and w. D. Cox.
Mrs. F. C. Cox and Mrs. John a..
Horton spent Wednesday in Ander-
son.
Mrs. A. C. Latimer was the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Jas. A. Mcdaniel,
In Greenville, Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Acker and Mre. nj. J..
Haddon spent Wednesday with Mrs.
H. M. Geer. iSl.
Miss Lillian Shirley spent Wednes-
day night with Mrs. George Haynie
near Belton. $50
Moocrc IJioGo O1,. rr-.
ton, r. F. Horton. c. P. Kay and w,
E. Greer attended the grain elevator
meeting in Anderson Moday These
gentlemen are very much interested
In this proposition, feeling sure that
Bolton will press the matter IL Ander-
son does not.
Mrs. joel T. Rice returned Tuesday
from Columbia where she attended
the meeting of the executive board CT
the Women's Missionery Union.
Mrs. Lewis d. Blake spent Tuesday
In Greenvtlle.
Misses Matte, and T. Harris spent
Tuesday in Anderson.
Miss Kathlyn Woodside Of Green
Vile Is spending the weekend with
relatives in Bolton.
Mr. Clayton Of Honea Path spent q
few days in Belton Tuesday.
Mrs. A. A. Bristow OF areenville
spent Wednesday in Belton, the guest
OF Mrs. w. e. Greer. . 3l
Mr.. A. r. Campbell wwas "a business
visitor in Anderson Monday
Mrs. j.. A. Balientine. who has been
visiting her perents, Mr.. and Mrs.. A.
r. Campbell, has returned to her
home In Kings Mountain. NC.
b: Mr.. and Mrs. =, w. Geuber, WhoBe
home near Belton was destroyed by
fire Thanksgiving day, have. moved
into tue McF1npey hon8e recently va
Gated BY Mr: and Hrs. claudesA. Grav-
e5. ;1I Z, a .ls5s;; g. -; :. - 3
~. Fretwesil, Jr.: of Anderson was
business visitor, in Beltohs Tuesday.
Frank jones 0e .AbbeSiiis, repre-
senting the Missouri State Life Insu-
rance Co, OF Saint Louis. spent Thurs
day in; Balton. 80
MIR. j. T. West was a business yisi-
tor to Greenville Tuesday. MFR. West
has completed the maps of Belton
and the mill village and anyone wish
ing to purchase One OF, these maps
can get same by applying to him at
his residence. ~. 81
Chss n ys..k:::::s Ss &c t.iii,Ss11 son spent
Wednesday In Belton. -, a,s
Chas. III. Watkins OF Anderson
spent Wednesday In BeItoh. !,
Mr.. Herman Poore OF Columbia spent
Thursrday in Bolton with his mother,
Mrs. Carrie PDcre.
Mr.: w. Aiken Beazeale of Charles
ton spent several days last week with
relatives in Bolton,
Messrs. Will Martin and C.. r. Nell
Hon OF Williamson, were visitors IN
ReIton Thursday. n. <