Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-06-10
JOHNSTON LETTER.
College Students Return. Miss
Sawyer Entertains New
Century Club. Kenny
Moorer Wedding.

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of Lynchburg, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Ken
ney. p.
Mrs. Frank Warren is spending
awhile at the home of Maj. +. NJ.
Warren.
The town is being enlivened by
the return of the college students.
From Winthrop, Miss Ella Jacobs,
Helen Lewis and Fannie Pratt An
drews, Coker college, Misses Kate
and Fannie Pruit, Lottie Bean and
Mary Lucia Mobley; Converse, Miss
Antoinette Denny; Columbia COL
lege, Miss Eula Satcher; Hollins
Institute, Miss Martha Watson,
Elizabeth college; Miss Virgie
Courtney; Clemson college, w.
Wallace Turner, Frank Kenny,
Willie Pierce Ste evens, and Guy
Horne, South Carolina college,;
Earle Crouch, Citadel; John Flem-
ing. Marsh and James Watson,
Wofford, Robert Kenny and Au-
bum Meyer.
Mrs. Sam Browne, of Brunswick,
Ca, is visiting her hrother, Mr..
Frank Bland and othe. elatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Scott
and Master William Elliot, have
gone to Monticello to visit the
formers parents and from there
will 90 to their summer home in
the mountains to remain until Sep
tember lst.
Miss Ernmie Wright is at home
from Springfield where she has
been teaching during the past term.
Mrs. Frank Landrum and little
daughter, are visiting Mrs. Annie
P. Lewis.
Misses Mary Lewis and Winnie
Kennedy of Meeting Street spent
commencement week here with
relatives.
Mr.. Avery Bland who is connect
ed with the Southern Railway, is
at home for a vacation.
Miss Isabel Bean entertained on
Wednesday evening in compliment
TO her ,guest, Miss Morrison, and
two very happy hours were spent by
the young people with progressive
games and music. Mr.. Staunton
Lott made the highest score and
was given the prize, box of Huy-
ler's which he presented to the
guest of honor. During the time re-
freshing punch was served and ices
and two kinds of cake were enjoy
ed.
Miss Gladys Sawyer was hostess
for the New Century Club on Tues
day afternoon, and this being the
last business meeting for the year
many matters were discussed. The
lesson was "Troilus and Cressida. %
with Mrs. James White, the leader.
Current events were given by Mrs.
P. n. Lott. A social hour was en-
loved during which time number
of friends came and awhile was
spent II chatting and sweet music.
Frozen cream and pound cake was
served by Misses Clara and Gladys
Sawyer, Elise Crouch and Eva
Crouch.
The historical meeting of the
Mary Ann Buie chapter was held
oil June 8, with Mrs. James White,
and Mrs. o. D. Black, historian ar
ranged very interesting program
and presided. This day was Jeffer-
son Davis birthday and also the
date of the unveilicg of the Airing
TO monument, so the program dealt
with these two subjects Airing
ton," Mrs. James White; The Ar
lington monument Miss Clara
Sawyer; Jefferson Davis" Mrs.
O. D. Black; "The capture of Da,
Wis.," Mrs. Lewis Blunt; Three OF
the name of Davis Miss Iva Tur,
ner; vocal solo, Mrs. James White;
The reunion at Jacksonville"
Mrs. F. NJ. Warren.
On June 18th, instead of the 10th
the M. A. B. chapter will have a
picnic at the home of Mrs. Martha
Edwards, near town, aud the mem
bers, with their families, the veter'
ans and their wives are expected to
have very pleasant day.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Kenny was the scene of beautiful
wedding on Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock
when their daughter Miss Flora
Kenny wss given in marriage to
Mr.. Daniel Francis Moorer. Men
delssohn's wedding march was play