Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-11-25
JOHNSTON LETTER.
signora De Fabritiis to Give
Concert. Auxiliary Chapter
Held Meeting New Cen
tury Club Met.

hlrS. pOnn MODley Oil OatuIooy Oh
,ernoon. Plans were laid for their
work and officers elected. President,
Miss Clevie Meyer; vice president,
Miss Annie Holmes Harrison; sec.
retary; Miss Essie Lybrand; treasur-
er, Miss Bessie Ford Turner; bis.
torian, Miss Frances Turner. Mrs.
Mobley served coffee with whipped
cream, and sandwiches after all
business.
The condition of Mr.. M. T. Tur-
ner, who has been critically I'll for
the past three weeks, is considered
favorable, and this is a source Of
great pleasure to his many friends.
His son Wallace Turner, who was
at Clemson college was granted a
months leave of absence by DR..
R,ggs and is now at home with his
father.
The New Century Club met with
MIS-. Il. u. Grant on Tuesday af-
ternoon with full attendance, and
also present were several visitors.
Mrs. w. F. Scott, president. after
calling The meeting to order had
the reports of the officers, which
being heard. showed that the club
was actively engaged. The librarian
Mrs. Waters, sta.ed that another
book had been added TO the club
library, The Rosary" this coming
from the State. The lesson study
was Southern authors" and Miss
Gladys Sawyer as leader, made the
Lesson unusually enjoyable. She
read a letter from Betsy Hamilton"
{Mrs. Moore), that was interesting.
Mrs. Moore is the mother of Mrs.
w. NJ. Riggs of Clemson college.
Reading, Betsy's trip to town."
Mrs. Il. M. Boyd; Joel Chandler
Harris (Uncle Remus) life sketch.
and reading, = ID rs. III u Grant;;
& Life skslch soff Alice M Ricea
ssss ssssoms q,
Wigas philosoph ply, g club n.i|mls
bera; Reading from Mrs. Wigs
ofahe cabbage pa,ch," Miss Zena
Payne; Biographical sketch of
Bill Arp,'' Mrs. P. N. Lott; reading,
Aunt Jane of Kentnckr" Miss
Clara SAWYER. A half hour was So
cially spent and the hostess served a
pretlily arranged salad course, fol-
lowed by coffee with whipped
cream and Neopolitan cake. She
was assisted by Mesdames J. A..
Dozier and w. P. Yonce.
Miss Sadie Gentry has returned
to Westwood after a few months
stay with her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Blount, Jr.
Mr.. H. L. Edison was visitor to
Hephzibah, Ca, recently.
Miss Emma Bouknight entertain
ed the Bridge club on Wednesday
afternoon in delightful and infor-
mally happy manner.
Mr.. Barlow Walsh of Sumter
has joined his family here, who
have been staying at the home of
Mrs. Walsh's father, Mr.. w. L..
Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie LaGrone are
RECEIVING congratulations over the
arrival of sweet blue-eyed little
girl.
Mr.. Beattie Roland of Greenville
spent few days of the past week
in the home of his niece, Mrs. j.
L. Walker, coming to visit his only
brother, Mr.. w. T. Roland.
Miss Lila Maud Willis will en-
tertain the Apollo music club on the
afternoon of Friday, December 4,
instead of the 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Blount, ST.,
of Fairfax viii. make this place their
home, being domiciled in the home
of their son.
Miss Ella Mobley who spent the
summer at Orangeburg with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Nj. T. Siftly has returned
to her home here.
The Mary Ann Buie chapter, D..
of c., will pack Thanksgiving
basket on the morning of the 9th,
which the members will take that
day to the inmates of the County
Home. The contributions will be
sentto thehome of Miss Clara Sawyer.
Thanksgiving Day will be OBJ
served here and union service be
held at the Methodist church, the
sermon to be preached by DR.. A.
T. King.
The italian prima donna, Signo-
ra Carolina DE Fabritiis, who is
now in Edgefeld has consented to
come under the auspices of the
A,u;I;ory. ,.ha,tar ID of O. and