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

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iteresting address"
Mrs. Overman received many COM
pliments on her address, which was
most graciously and enthusiastic ally
received. Many distinguished men
and women who were present coIapli-
mentcd her highly and called her ad-
dress eloquent. In introducing Mrs.
Overman. the State historian OF the
L. ID. G. compared her to Hypatia,
saying that "she had lived In South
Carolina. been captured and carried
off to North Carolina. and had re-
turned to her native State. reprt.sen-
ting perpetual youth" During her
stay In Yorkville, Mrs. Ovcrman was
IN honored guest at the handsome
home Of Hon. David e. Finley, men,
her Of congress, and was the recipient
of many charming socihl attentions
notwithstanding her warm welcome
and enthusiastic reception by South
Carolina Daughters Mrs. Oyerman is
still member OF the North Carolina
division Of the U. D. c., loyalty to
the Old North State" having kept
her from moving her membership.
Priscilla Club.
Mrs. Arthur Holman was the. grac-
Ious hostess to the priecilla Club on
Friday morning. This club was or
ganized by these ladies' before they
were married and 30 several weeks
ago they all decided to reorganize and
they have already held several de-
lightful meetings. one OF the pleasant
est being the one Friday morning.
Mrs. Holman is an ideal hostess and
the members present Friday were:
Mesdames Raymond Fretwell. Tom AL
len. w. j. Muldrow. S. l.. Prince and
Ed. Marshall.
Miss Carrie Fretwell has gone to
Charleston to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. speer are at
home after weeks visit to reic!ives
In Charleston.
Miss Elizabeth Hudgens has gone
to Epworth to visit Mrs. j. w Payne.
Shower For Mrs. Earle.
Mrs. G. B. Earle was Mrs. Clarence
Sullivau's charming honor guest at a
household shower on Friday after
noon at the pretty home or Mrs. Leila
Sullivan on South. McDuff1e street.
Mrs. Earle's attractive new home on
South Nj Duffie street is Just being
. completed and her many friends an
ticipating her beginning to keep house
have planned several delightful show
ers In her honor and she has been
the recipient OF many pretty and use
full articles for her home. Mrs. T. 8.
Crayton and Mrs. Walter Brock met
the guests at the door and invited
them into the cozq parlor where some
time was spent In an informal social
manner. Later the ladies were In
Wted into the dining room To inspect
the beautiful display of gifts for the
honoree and here an elegant salad
course was served by the fair hostess.
assisted by Mrs. ". r. Wones. Mrs.
Sullivan's guests we're: Mesdames ].
r Vandlver, w. H. Nardin. Arthur
Holman, Raymond Fretwell, Nardin
Webb. 9. B. Greene, T. e. Howard, w.
]. Muldrow. j. NJ. Sullivan, Jr., Jake
, Sullivan, John Breazeale. Le Roy.
Fales. B. b. Hart, J. J. Baldwin, Clar-
ence Brock. Florence Thompson, Ed
Marshall, Bryan Walton, Eula Dill
Flingham, A. p. tombstone, Harry Gels
F., burg, F. r. Watkins. Jr.. VIII Cie.er,
Misses Annie Chapman May Russell,
Helen Patrick, Nellie Barton. Joe
/ Broylcs. Rhoda~ Vnndiver. !t I
t' .'i-siA eaS 1s, u,ltt4
| A Christmas Wedding.
;, The following invitations have been
| issued: ltT 8
!. Mr.. Mathew Anderson Cobb
requests, the honor OF your presence
at the marriage Of his daughter
Weepie Lenora
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Mr.. Marshall Wesley Mason
on tho afternoon Ut Wednesday, the
thirtieth of December. at a quar-
| ter after four o'clock
Triangle church near
| Bolton. s. c.
L. d. C.
The IL. d. c." enjoyed two excep-
, tionally attractive social affairs dur
y ing the past week which add much TO
the desirability Of membership. The
affairs Of the organization have pro-.
gresaed splendfdly, far beyond the ex-
pcctations of it's originators who are