The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-17
Social News

Miss Lille Green entertained the
Chesterfield Avenue Club and a num-
Der OF other friends at rook last
Thursday afternoon. Her hospitable
home was bright with handsome
Ghrysanthemums and the parlors
were filled with tables, at which the
players passed pleasant couple of
hours. Miss Carrie Gregory, who
scored highest, received a beautiful
bunch of chrysanthemums as her re-
ward After the games the hostess
and her sister, Miss Mildred Green.
served tempting salad course.
Mrs. M. B. Plyler entertained the
Lancaster Chapter, u. ID. c., at a
very pleasant and profitable meeting
last Thursday afternoon. A war
tine story entitled, THE Wedding" 4"
was read by Mrs. A. b. Lindsay.
The chapter decided to offer two
medals, open to tie children of Lam
caster county. The first, a silver
medal. will be awarded to the boy
or girl Of the fifth, sixth or seventh
grade who submits the best essay on
the following subject: South
Carol mas Part in the War Between
the Sections" The other. a gold
medal, will be open t othe high
school children of the county and
will be awarded to the boy or girl,
wo submits the best essay on JEFF
ferson Davis. After the business
meeting was over, the hostess and
her sister, Mrs. l.. S. Elliott, served
delicious refreshments in two
courses. The name of Mrs. III. p
Murchison was enrolled as Il MEM
ber at this meeting
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Mrs Ernest Moore entertained the
Friday Afternoon Book Club and a
dozen or more other friends very
pleasantly last Friday afternoon at
her handsome home on Chesterfield
avenue. The regular program was
dispensed with and in it's stead the
club enjoyed charming talk on
Julius Caesar, the play now under
study. This was made after his
usual happy and graceful style by
Judge Ira b. Jones. Judge Jones
was presented to his hearers by the
gracious president of the club, Mrs
t. Y. Williams, whose words of well
come were most cordial and appro-
PIRATE. The speaker made his hear
ers feel very human interest in the
play, as he showed In the characters
vi the pTluClpdlS III the play, many
traits in common with the people OF
tcday. He told some interesting
facts about the origin Of the play and
read sore of the famous passages
from H., After his excellent adcress
Mrs. Williams thanked the Judge
for his helm to the club In their study
OF Julius Caesar.
Late in tie afternoon Miss Eliza
Wylie, her guest, Miss Reaux Jones
OF Columbia, and Miss Eliza Moore
served elaborate refreshments in
two courses, followed by mints.
Miss Mary Hood entertained al
the home of her parents, Mayor and
Mrs. J. NJ Hood, at one of the most
delightful affairs of last week. We'd
nesday afternoon when she was the
hostess of the Debutante Bridge
Club and a few other friends. Tables
were placed in tho drawing room
which was bright with chrysanthe-
NUNS of mammoth size and gor-
geous colors. The games passed in
an interesting series, auction bridge
affording pleasure to the players
| The club prize for highest score, q
set OF pretty gold pins, was won by
Miss Margaret Moore, while Mrs. ]
K. Connors captured the guest prize
Mrs. Latta Hood and Mss Zelma
Johnson served the elaborate re-
freshments in three courses.