The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-29

auu idknIiy are the guests OF Df. ana
Mrs. J. F. Shirley in Honea Path to-
day.
Mrs. ]. W. Washington entertained
In a delightfully."- informal way on
| Thursday evening in honor OF her
| guests, Misses Hall and Ida May
CFenshaw OF Pelzer. Merry games
and delightful music by Miss Grace
Campbell passed the hours away all
too quickly. A delicious sweet course
i was served. The following guests
were present: Misses Hall. Ida May
Crenshaw, Polite Wright. Lottie
Wright, Nanette Campbell, Matte
Vandiver. Grace and Louise Campbell,
Messrs. Louis Seel, Ethan Frierson,
Walter Cox. Lewis Cox, Gilbert Camp
bell and Jones Washington or Pei
ger.
Mr-g. w. r. Haynie and children mo-
fored down to Due West Friday to
spend the day with relatives.
Miss Kathryn Woodside of Green
Vile will spend next weekend with
her sister. Mrs. e. c. Frierson, In
Belton.
Mr. and Mrs. w C. Brown and fam
lily and Mr. A. G. Cuthbert are spend
ing today with Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
West.
Mrs. A. S. FAINT entertained In a
most delightful way on Friday after
noon at her beautiful little home on
River street In honor OF her sister,,
Miss Edith Foster OF Abbeviile. Mrs.
Fants home was SO bright and cherry
in its Christmas decorations OF holly
and red. Pot plants added to the
bright effect too and the lights with
their red shades gave q beautiful mel
log glow to the scene.
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. e, c. Frierson and Mrs. A. w.
Boggs. They were shown into the
parlor where they were presented to
the, hostess and her sister, Miss Fos-
ter. After a short while had been
pleasantly spent In conversation, pa
pers and pencils were passed around
and the guests were requested to
answer the questions, on the papers.
One side contained questions relating
to the pilgrim ship" and the other
side "Nuts to crack"
After these were all answered Mrs.
E. c. Frierson and Mrs. A. w. Boggs
invited the guests into the dining
room wSlere tempting salad course
was served. Mrs. Jessie B. Lewis
pun Su SOhSC duu IhES. w. n. hatIl6On
tea. Mints and crystalized ginger
were also served.
After everyone had been served they
all gathered together In the parlor to
hear the decision OF the judges in the
guessing contest In a very charac-
teristic manner Mrs. r. Luther Park
er presented the prize, n lovely bas-
ket OF nuts. to Mrs. J. T. West. who
had been fortunate enough to answer
the largest number OF questions cor,
rectly. Mrs. West presented the prize
to the charming honor guest and then
goodbyes were said and q delightful
party had come to an end. -
Those who were present on this
pleasant occasion were: ekIesdames j. :.
Clyde Green, Claude A. Graves, J. C.
Adams, g. d. Smith, Harold Breaz-
eale. Jessie Lewis, Ross Mitchell,
Chas. Horton. Joel Kay. Frank Mat
fisoG. o;@ Kay, g.5. :, Cunningham, ".
%. Cox, W. e. Greer, w. X. Sirinsaf,
G. g. Todd. Z. C. Frierson, A. w.
Boggs. W. c. Bowen, j. 3. Adger, X.
Z. Parker. J. A. Singleton and Misses
Erskine. Lula Terry, Matte vandiver,
Nannette Campbell, Eva Stringer,
F'osa Nickles, Allie Gruoer and Geor-
gia FAINT.
Mrs. W. F. Mattison had as her
guests for Thanksgiving day Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Greer. Masters Fred and
Walter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Cox.
MISS Eva Stringer spent part or
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