Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-21
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Mira. White Entertained in Hon
or Mise Harriet Kenny. D.
A r. Hold Meet:

White entertained the. elderly ladies
of the TOW n with a.dining. the 90
casiofi being in honor of the birth
day of her aunt, Mis-. Harriet Ken
ny. The day was happily spent with
many "reminiscences, and lovely nu
sic, vocal and instrumental, added
to the pleasures. There were ls
guests present and it was beauu-
full sight to see as they were gather
ed around the festive board. A
sumptuous dinner was served.
Mrs. Alice Cox has returned
from months visit to her cousin.
Mrs, Allen Black of Atlanta.
Mrs. Earle Mish, of Virginia is
expected soon to spend some time
in the home of her brother, Dr. Z.
N. Keesee. ,
Mrs. Hamilton, Of Middlebrooks,
Va, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs.. w. A. Mobley. ~
Mrs. A. w. Goodyear has return
ed from .. weeks visit 10 relatives
in .Augus,a. .*..5.::
Misaes Josephine .Nohley, Maud
Niekerson, Lyle LaGrone and
Zena Payne spent the week end at
Mee.;ng Street with Mrs. Smyly
S,syens, there being also visitors
from Greenwood inthe home dur.
ing the time <
The Emily Geiger chapter, D. A.
r., held tie January meeting with
Blrs. J. P. Bean, and at this time,
the constitution of theb chapter
which bad been drawn up BY Mes
danes o. D. Black,J. w. Irowne
and J. p. Bean, was read and
adopted and arrangements for pur-
chasing q charter were. made. The
subject for The afternoon was vas
Emily Ge1gsr, and the following
program was arranged for the
pleasure of f.tbe members Chorus,
Carolina this song having been
adopted by the state D. AR. A
sketch of Emily Geiger aud her
brave Decd" Mrs. P. N. Lott; pia-
no duet, Mrs. John Milne, Miss
Halle White; Emily Geiger's
ride" Mrs. J. L. Walker; piano
solo, Mrs. w. F. Scott; The home
life of Emily Geiger Threewitts," ="
iss Zena Payne; reading, Mrs.
James White. Following this. the
hostess served delicious repast, a
salad course with jelly, whipped
cream fruit and pound cake. She
was assisted by Misses Isabel and
Bessie Bean.
Miss Annie Loise Asbell of Win
ston Salem, n. c., will spend the
mainder of the school term in the
home of Mrs. Annie Harrison,
while attending the High School
here.
Mrs. John Milne has returned to
her home at Chattanooga.
:Mrs., J. W. Marsh was hostess
for, the New Century Club on Tues.
day afternoon, and all enjoyed the
pleasant ride out to her pretty CO.
lonial home near town. There was
much business for discussion the
chief. topic being Reciprocity day,
which is to be celebrated on Februa-
~ 10th and very interesting pro-
gram is, being arranged: Current
events were given by Mrs.
James White, and following this,
Miss Gladys Sawyer was leader for
the lesson study of Romeo and
Juliet" ":Aftersa pleasant hour the
hostess invited all into the dining
ROOM. where she served AN elabor.
ate salad course, aud, at an attract
lively arranged table Mrs. James
Strorhsr presided and ponred' coffee,
cheese dates being served with; this:
Mrs. Vida Bouknight, of lJen-
-
ning<, La. ,.lss, :'peen isthe o2gneestof
relatives here, and has gone to Sa-
luda to visit her son, Mr.. Grady
Hazel ''''~ = '', ~
On sTuesday of last'MeeE, '.ihs sth
district medical, association which
is' composed of Edgeiieid,n Aiken,
Sa,uda and Lexington counties met
here and there were between 35 and
40, physicians in attendance. Dr.
Stone of Aiken presided over the
meeting, and at the noon recess, ali
enjoyed several course dinner at
Woodward's hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Clark en-
tertained with dining on Thurs
day.
Miss Nina QUITS has retu ned
from Tenille, Ca, and was accom-
panied by Miss Smith, who will