The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-01-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
CLINTON HAPPENINGS
Many Things of Interest About the
People of the Ncighb0ring Town.

Clinton, Jan. 26.-Wednesday at 1
o'clock Mrs. A. V. Martin gave n very
elaborate and beautiful eight course
luncheon in honor Gf Miss Jane Ken
redy whose engagement was announc-
ed to DR.. w. c. Harper
The living room was lovely with red
and white carnations and in the din
ing room the color scheme was yellow
and white. The place cards were Gu
pids which held for each guest verse
and each verse read in turn made a
most attractive poem announcing the
engagement. The favors at each
place were small gold harps. The in
Vited guests were Mrs. ]. w. Kennedy,
Mrs. William II. Jones, of Atlanta,
Mrs. w. B. Owens, Jr., Mrs. James M.
Sprunt Of Dillon, Mrs. ]. A. Chandler
and Misses Maude and Mabel Sumerel
Ola Young, Florric Burdctte, Irene Lit
tie, Essic Young, Bera Bailey and Ruth
Bailey.
Miss Kennedy and DR.. Harper are
among the best known and most pop
ular young people OF the city. Miss
Kennedy is the younger daughter of
Mrs. j. w. Kennedy and is a charm
Ing woman and has host Of friends
and admirers. DR.. Harper comes from
a prominent Anderson family, and
since coming here two years ago has
made many friends. He is general
manager Of the Clinton Pharmacy and
has been quite successful in his chos-
eli profession.
The wedding will be in the spring
and this announcement will be receiy-
ed with interest throughout the state,
but particularly here where both are
most pleasantly known.
On Friday night Misses Maude and
Mabel Sumercl entertained a number
of friends.
Saturday Miss Ola Young gave a
very elaborate and beautiful six course
dinner in honor Of Miss Jane Kennedy
and Mrs. James Sprunt.
Monday night Mr.. Spurgcon cntcr-
tanned a number OF his friends at
stag supper.
Mrs w. ID. Copeland and Mrs. j. I.
Copeland gave a reception from four
to six o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. I. Copeland on
North Main street. About 100 friends
called during the afternoon.
Mrs. William II. James of Atlanta,
who is visiting her mother here, has
issued invitations to party on We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Jane Kennedy.
The Presbyterian choir gave most
interesting musical program on Sun
day night at the Presbyterian church.
The program consisted Of anthems,
quartets and solos and was enjoyed by
a large congregation.
Mr.. Parks Adair left on Sunday with
Mr.. Joe Little for White Springs, Fla,
Mr.. Adair is to be married on We'd
ncsday to Miss Rochel Leake. Mr..
Adair is very popular here and is
salesman for M. S. Bailey & Sons.
Miss Leake has visited Mrs. Clayte
Bailey several times and will receive
a warm welcome here by relatives and
friends. They will come to Clinton
the last Of the week and will be at
home with the grooms parents.
Miss Marion Fleming OF Augusta
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. w.
8. Bean.
Misses fEmmie Robertson and Zee
Wright left Wednesday for Clemson
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Robertson.
Miss Perrin, OF Abbcville, visited
Mrs. .Mazyk. last week
Miss Ruth Bailey spent last week in
Columbia.
Miss Julia Neville has returned
from Bolton where she visited her
sister, Miss Eliza Neville.
Mrs. j. @. Phillips has rcturnr from
Macon where she spent the past month
with Mrs. Charles Alderman,
Mrs. j. w. Smith has returned from
a visit to friends in Spartanburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Of Boston
have moved to Clinton and are with
Mrs. j. II. Young on South Broad st.
Mr.. Johnson Is with Jacobs & co.
Miss Booze, OF Davidson, N. c., is