The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-01
Ne1Us Letter
From Belt0n

hidden by a white curtain covered
with all Of these uncanny Hallo'een
emblems and all OF the guests were
draped in sheets and masks. They
were met back of this curtain by q
ghost who conducted them, one at
time, through the long halls, dimly
lighted by Jack o. lanterns. To the au-
ditorium. tighten in the same wicrd
way with the addition OF a salt and
alcohol light making the effect very
fantastic. Apples were suspended over
| the stage, others were merrily bab-
bing around In water and the ghosts,
after unmasking. were told to try to
capture these with their teeth. In a
crazy corner, amid lanterns of man,
fancy patterns, fortune teller was en-
sconsed. Miss Bessie Wilson told the
fortunes Of the guests in a bright and
,figinal way and all were delighted
with their futures. as she read them
rom their palms.
The souvenirs of this happy occas-
ION were little cats cut out of red
card board, outlined in black and tied
with black ribEons.
This was one of the most elabor-
ate parties ever given by the pupils
of the High School and will long be
remembered ty all who were so Tor
tunate as to be present.
We are very sorry to chronicle the
fact that Mr.. II. NJ. Geer is not i'm
proving as his friends would like to
see him do. Miss Patrick OF Greenville
is nursing him and everything pos
slble Is being done for his welfare,
but he does not respond very readily
to treatment and the family, as we'll
as his many friends, feel very anx-
fous about him.
Bolton is resting after the fair. but
.or only short time as the Woman's
missionary Society of the First Bap-
list church is preparing for a big ba-
zaar after the first week In December.
They will sell everything from a plain
gingham cook apron to the daintiest
crepe dc chine boudoir cap. This will
be Bclton's chance for Christmas pres
epts, all hand made without the trou-
BILE of making and Will help a worthy
| cause too.
Miss Marguerite Adams went to
Greenville Friday afternoon to spend
the weekend with her freiend, Miss
Bess Allen on Coffee ST., Miss Allen
| gave dance in her honor on Friday
ant throughout: tsis
Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Bike took Mrs.
W. G. Brown and Mrs. @. S. Cuthbert
to Pelzer Thursday afternoon. They
spent the time there with Mrs. John
| Hudgens. Delicious refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joel L. Rice motored
! ever - Andersen Monde ~ hear. Rev
White preach. They were delighted
4 with his sermon and feel that Ander-
| son is fortuhatetsfn having such q
spIendid man = God in her midst for
q while. y >4N9sd
| Miss Ethel Foster of Abbeviile spent
last Weekend with her sister, Mrs.
A. s. FAINT. Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. FAINT took her home in their au-
tomobile. The we're accompanied by
Miss Matte E.hdiver and Mr.. Louis
Seel.
Mrs. w. T. Tate of Batesburg return
ed to her home Monday after q. de-
lightful visit 60 her. sister, Mrs. D. A.
Geer. Mrs. Taie was one OF the judges
| at the fair andeone Of the hard work
| ers for the fair, as she has always
been.
DR.. Jas. E. Harper and Mr.. Louis
Sui have. returned from AbbeyiIle.
| where they went to take part in the
wedding Of MrsW. @. Harper and Miss
Mary Hodges DR.. Harper was his
brothers. hes. nan
Mr.. Jas. H. Patten of Washington,
ID. c., arrived IN Bolton Tuesday. Mrs.
Patten came aweek earlier and they
will spend some time with Mrs. Pat
tens mother, aaIrs. Alice B. Latimer.
Miss Lillian iigley, spent the week.
end at her hdAte near gAnderson.
l. Miss Claudslfe SIielfoi spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents in
Anderson.
Miss Ruby Rilliford spent Sunday
with her frieffi, Miss Frances Burns.
Mrs. l.. d. Blake entertained Mrs.
j. B. Adger. Ness Warren and Mrs. w.
c. Brown at bridge on Friday after
noon. After a kery Interesting game a
tempting salad course was served.
Mrs Mary Miller OF Montreal, N. c..
I! Is visiting MrS VIII c. Clinkscales on
4 Brown avenue osF
Mr.. and Mrs, George S. Cuthbert
had as their guests Sunday Mrs. Alice
| B. Latimer ana Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H.
| Patten and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Blake
1 Mrs. w II. Tramwell was in Ander-
son on business Tuesday.
4 Misses Berthe, 2uella and Callie
/ Wright spent sunday with Miss Alice
Fields In the Barke. g Creek section
of the county,
\ Miss Lula FERRY was a visitor to
Greenville Thursday.
! Miss Lizzie Nichols of Due West is
/ the attractive $uest of her sister, Mrs.
r. L. Parker. ION River street.
Rev. W. H. sProyence OF Greenville,
s.. c.. will preach at both morning and
evening services ut the First Baptist
church today Il
| Mrs. o. K. Breazeale and Mrs. Ap-
pleton Johns and little daughter, Lois,
of Westminissns visited Mrs. lisa
| Brown last week. 0s
1 Miss Sadie Fant left Saturday for