Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-28
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Mary Ann Buie Chapter Hon
or Lee and jackson. "Re-
ciprocity Day" to be
Observed.

The members of the Mary Ann
Bnie chapter D.. Of c., paid honor
t0the memory of .wo of the SO uth's
great uhieftains, Gen. r. E. Lee
and Gen. T. J. Jackson, by com.
rt,sssssnorating their birthdays in a
dial celebration on Tuesday, The
2ath, this, day being chosen as it
wsass ts happy medium between tie
10Th and 2lst. The celebration was
held in the home of Mrs. Octavia
Rnshton, and the exercises were in
charge of the chapter historian,
Mrs. o. d. Black, who presided and
arranged the program, which was
astfollows! Life Of Gen. Lee,
Mrs. John Mebley; piano solo,
';4en. Lees grand march," Miss
Bettie Waters; Life of Gen. Jack
SON." Miss Zena Payne; vocal solo,
The sword of Lee" Miss Clara
Sawyer; Gen. Lees sword," Mrs.
octayia Rushton; incidents in the
life Of Lee" Mrs. A. w. Goodyear;
piano solo, Miss Gladys Sawyer;
s.'Homage to Lee," Mrs. w. E. La
Gfone; Statue in the hall of fame"
Mrs, T. d. Lott; vocal solo,
'''Stonewall .Iackson's prayer" Mrs.
James I. White; Last words Of
Jackson Mrs. e. E. Andrews.
After the program the hostess sery-.
edsdainty refreshments and half
bonr was spent socially.
y Mrs. Bouknight, of Gainesville,
Fla, and Mr.. jand Mrs. Grady Ha-
zel,yof Saluda, visited in the home
Of Mr.. j.. W.sMarsh last week.
Mrs. WI. Hatcher went to At
lanta last55week to attend the bed
side of her father who was critical
ly i'll.
IL rs. Page and little daughter
have been guests of relatives in Au-
Ise1sta. Z =, AZ
HIS Halle White spent last
Sallda with relatives, 4
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Aiken to visit her aunt, Mrs. Nc
Cartha.
Mrs. Frances H. Williams was
hostess for a very pleasant party on
Wednesday afternoon, the affair
being in compliment TO Miss Ruth
Smith, of Tenille, ga, who is visit
ing in the home. The rooms were
attractive in vases of blooming
DIVERS and pot plants, and the good
cheer and cosiness that abounded
MAS delightful in contrast To the
clements outside. Progressive game:
occupied an hour or more, and be
ore departure, refreshments, III
70 courses we're served.
Nlr. and Mrs. George Merchant
..t Greenwood, were guests in the
lome of Mr.. II. G. Bailey.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Wright
il. I'VE returned to Georgetown after
:, visit to relatives.
Miss Lena Stevens of Meeting
:. rect was a visitor here during last
week.
A very delightful evening was
spent in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Crouch, on Thursday when
Miss Elise Crouch entertained FOL
her friend, Miss Ruth Smith. The
>aene was a bright and animated
"ue, with the prettily dressed young
women, fragrant flowers and many
sparkling lights. After music hsd
b ,en enjoyed in the music room
several tables of progressive cards
were played and at the conclusion
the prize was given to Miss Glady
Sawyer and the honoree was pre-
sented with box of bonbons. Dur
ing the latter part of the evening,
salad course, followed By sweets
was served.
Mr.. Leon Stansell, of Greenville
and Mr. Crouch, of Trenton, hav
purchased the stock of goods of the
firm of the late Il. G.. Mobley &
Son, and At an early date they viii
move here to begin business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Smith, wit
their two little children, have bee
spending a few days in the hom
of the latter's father, Mr.. Pop
Perry, and are now domiciled il
their new home few miles fror
town.
Miss Alice Schumpert of Vidalls
Ga, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Il. 6. Waters.
Miss Wardlaw Stansell has bee
, visiting friends here.