The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-27
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STARR NEWS
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STARR, Oct 26.-A most enjoyable
meeting OF the Stephen d. Lee Chap
.tss, =. T.. G. TEas Held ct the Pretty
county home 0f Mrs. Luther Dean
ON last Saturday d afternoon. Mrs.
Dean and Mrs. r. W. Matthews were
the hostess and by tE.s.i very gra-
cious. manner made quite q success Of
this nieeting. i l,sis.I d. .-f.5,.- .is..sis,
This being tile regular tfrre for the
election OF officers. and also having
IN hand Il lot nfsother business only
a shnrtt ;fssssssicsa -Tassar sE-as zar-
riedi out. This wns furnished by
Miss.s Mary Bowie and Mabel Jones.
The folloEing Officers we're elected
20 serve for next year: President,
Mira. r. N. Matthews, first vice pres
Fident, Miss Eila Dean 4: second vice
president; Miss May Bowie; secre-
tRgys Miss iGla iidia Heron !. treasurer.
Mrs, A. E Dean CLEANER, AIRS. L. q.
peaii historian. Mfs, ]. : L.. Single--
t9Ii + FuEi5ttF ats q hsIF. G. WSttsoiii,
Mfs, W. RI, sttiiews was elected
,delegate To the state. convention.
During the social hntirs q, guessing
contest dch hnd been arranged was
very IltleH lssl epIoyeq py; an. ana ies-
pecihily ;Sy the one who received the
QdtAtfs ltttttsi tkAtlttslk1uo NbEDn WHICH,
was gifan "a 5Sa prize. The guests
declsatea dining f6oln where Mrs.
Deiin, and q. attfews i, assisted by
Mrs. Luther Bowie, served de-
-HcIntis sweet course with coffee. The
tables looked espeeialiy inviting with
the covers OF snowy white linen. and
largo bowls OF white roses, and chrys-
hntliAinnnnB sayotndi which was hank
I'd fiesny boils ns cettofi. "A boil or
cotton He'd with yellow ribbon was.
als6 at each place. as an appropriate
souvenir es fhia pleasant occasion.
EThe Ingenuity OF Souther IN women
may be counted on 70 find ID use for
scof ton The chapter 8i11 be enter
sEained BY Mrs. 9, D. yYat1on at her
homo ,ins November. s.. :. & ssss 20 81,
Qtite d large par cent OF the Starr
folks attanded the Beitns Fair Inst
"wednesday ana came back very mitch
snthused at the way the Beiton ,pso-
pid do ffiings. ~ 4 i, i .ss.tsS I:S
Z pr Edwin Hall ,.sog New York city,
aare fis .f6Eti;Ar lecture How v 10
Get Married and How to Stay Sc.ss In:
the school auditorium last Wednes6hy
IeyAntng to q large ard apprecia tive
audience. One e. OF the:s prQceeds
w&s given tc ..he School mproyenient
). lsl;ss5 TisS sew hoase ofI G. 8. Zones
wHicht has beejI nnder erection for the
isast several jhpnths, - COMB 90
hIld tie .fanai 81 81 nov cozilya doTii-
ciiod = if che pk the rreskieet homes
IN the e0aht. E :. (, J., I. :; :,
: Mrs. II. b. Camait. with her little
son, cahie aps SATURDAY. from Fair-.
field 10 he ~ tn her husband princiri
hs,i of the Stsef school. ~. 2,
NIes EunIiis Singleton. Of Eksley.
fss sfkitfhs y szz niicie'A farniiy II the
Msthodist Rtsonn8e.
srh fs6rS Z oyie. of fSfrtwelI, Ga,
As spending Awhile here Fifa her sen,
Hns solio6l fsu ,s5xeln eilf Assccia-
ftdIi wili have & A Hal cen party
spn next Fsidny eyestfag ~ the school
EbuEiding begianins ak shout $3.50.
tfrhf public is cord ally tnyited. a.
snsdl, flpaiSAien Ifaa iii be ankea.,
CONS. Mere viii BE of Fstn: