The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-07
SOCIE 7rY

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Miss Ridcout HonSored.
On Tuesday evening ono OF the
most delightful of the younger sets
partles was given by Mrs. c. b.
Thompson In honor OF her guest, Miss
Rideout.
An Ice coure was served the follow
Ing guests: Misses Carrie Fretwell,
Molltc Horton. Eleanor Frank, Mary
stark Watkins. Lois Anderson. Helen
Harris. Ruth BZrownlee, Frances An
derson and Alberta Farmer. Walter
Robinson Walter Guest, Horald Sulii-
van. Dan Lcdbetter. Ralph Smith, Rog
er Barton. Robert Burriss.
Misses WiIhlte and COlley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SadIer, who
have az their g"erts Misses Katherine
Aubrey Wilhit' I'D katherine Colley
OF washington, IA, entertained with q
dancing party Thurcday evening. The
members OF the younger set were In
vited to meet these attractive visitors.
Little Misses Punkin Sadler and
Alice Copper served refreshing punch
throughout the evening. An Zee course
was served the guests.
Club Party.
Mrs.. Louis Horton. entertained the
members OF her card club Thursday
morning. Auction was enjoyed for
two heurr after which the. hostess
served a: tempting salad course
The members present were Mrs. J.
Lewis Sanders Mrs. T.. l.. Cely. Mrs.
Marshall Orr, Mics Bertha, Cashion;
Miss Ella Mae Cummings, mrs. Keith
Provost and Mrc. G., B. Greene.
Spend. the Day 1'artS.
Miss Marctllc Guest entertained sew
erai Of her friends Tue.day. with a.
spend-the-day party at her home on
McDufte street. Gamcs were played
oil the morning and after q most de-
lightful dinner the hostcEa and her
friends spent tho afternoon at the
movies. Thoce invited to .this dinner
Wort hiiipscs iia4ei murphy Caruiinv.
and Sara McFali. Clarice Townsend.
MabelIDillingham. Lydia McCuliy and
Virginia Gilmer.
Roof Garden Party.
Thereof garden party given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A. C..
Briggs. 'Jr., at the Townsend Apart
ments,: was charmingly unique en-
tertainment for the hot weather week
just ended. About fifty guests were
present.: remaining with their hosts
past the hour designed to end the
gathering, because of the fascination
o pleasant breezes. over the building.
T,e party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs complimentary to three young
ladiea who have been spending the
week in. their home. The visitors
Miss Agnes Ia Tour OF Greenwood tho
ststergof Mrs. Briggs, Miss Margnfet
HriggG bf Greenville. and Miss Kath-
leens lander OF Pelzer. The party was
given an attractive setting by the
decoration of the roof garden with
ferns. Japanese lanterns. used for
lishs!ag, were amply a:aod BY moon
light, when clouds were chased away
late in the evening. The. hosts were
assisted In receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
w, H. Reese and Mr. and Mrs.-J. H.
Laughridge, and MIR. r. ", LanfOrd:
Punch was served by Miss Ella Mae
Cummings and Mr.. Billy Lyon and
!. Miss Bertha Pearson and Nellie Sue
Pickens we're assisted by little Ruth
Reese In serving cream and cake. -
PhflRthea, Party. ,sas IS
The Junior nhilathea class. OF the.
First .PregbytSrian Church held its
regular monthly, meeting Monday. at
ternool with, Miss Linda Thompson on
Calhoun street. b In. the absence OF. 4
the president. Miss Kathleen Norryco,
Miss Lucy Maxwell presided, After, q
short brfiness S1essiqn the hostess
aerved tea and sandwiches. .S.
Moonlfght Picnic.
Mo6ilight picnics. are becoming
moro and more popular each week.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sadlers cha pcroned party TO Port-
man Shoals, "A hoIntlfri lunch was
spread and tl,es following girls ana |
men tenj0yed thes evening. Misses
Anna and FEHices III Tribbies Annie
Ccaieys Lucy Carpenter. Linda Th0mp-
sons slSs,e Browne. Caroline Vance
and J6Hn CunS ehams l., M. Coch-
ram. Paul Watk kinsg Billy tss.*nn. j ST.
Fowl0rs Billy. Marshall, Eugene Wassss !
Con and Clyde Smith:
Onasnt I tho most delightful parties
OF thesWcok war given on Friday Safter.l
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