The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-15
Ne1os Letter
From Belto11

one OF the pfetfteSt dinner parties
given In Bolton this winter was the
one given by Mrs. w. e. Greer at her
hospitable home on Wednesday. The
house was lovely in decorations of
holly, pot plants and narcissi and
everything had the Christmae feel
ingp about 1t. IS aeise
The dining room was extremely
pretty. the snowy cloth showing on
the handsome centerpiece of red car
nation to the very best advantage.
Place cards bearing merry Christmas
wishes helped 10 carry out this happy
yule-time effect. The four cohrse din
ner was most tGaintily served by Miss
Nanette Campbell and K.s. w. G.
Harris.
Those invited to Mrs. Greer's were:
Mesdames A. A. Bristow OF GreenyiIie,
W. r. Haynie, n. Reid Sherard, w.
A. Clement, Jas. H. McCuen, H. NJ.
Geer. w. j. Moorehead. w. II. Tram
NELL, w. c. Brown. Will c. Clink-
scales, Jessie B. Lewis, L. ID. Blake,
A. R. Campbell, w. C. HeaFln, J. +,
West and w. ID. Cox.
Mrs. F.. G. Cox and Mrs. John, A.
Horton spent Wednesday In Ander-
son,
Mrs. A. C. Latfmsr was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jas. A. Mcdaniel,
in Greenvllle, Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Acker and Mrs. M. J.
Haddon spent Wednesday with Rirs.
IL M. Geer.
Miss Lillian Shirley spent wednes-
day night with Mrs. George Haynie
near Bolton.
Messrs. E. T.. Hicks, ]. A. Cox Hor-
krsx, Il II w. a
q. Greer attended the grain elevator
gentlemen ure very. much interested
in this proposition, feeling sure that
BeltoH will press the matter II Ander-
son docs not.
Mrs. joel II. Rice returned Tuesday
from Columbia where she attended
the meeting Of the executive board of
the Women'S Missionery Union.
Mrs. Lewis ID. Blake spent Tuesday
in Greenville.
Misses Matte and T. Harris spent
Tuesday in Anderson.
Miss Kathlyn Woodside Of Green
Vile Is spending the Weekend with
relatives in Bolton.
Mr.. Clayton OF Honea Path spent a
few days in Bolton Tuesday.
Mrs. A. A. Bfistow of Greenyille
spent Wednesday in Bolton, the guest
of Mrs. w. Z. Greer.
Mr.. A. n. CaInpbeii wwas q business
visitor in Anderson Monday
MrE. 3. A. Ballentine, who has been
visiting her perents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Campbell. has returned to her
home in Kings Mountain, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. w. Geuber, whose
home near Bolton was. destroyed by
in,o nse an a'anhSs5Lslngi Max.'g uay. nave moved
ln.o tne Mchinney house recently va
Ss'eu ,ss py har. anu nArs. claude =. Gray-
Ss.tr xs....,, xs.,,'fy
S,,s;,, s. LssMsm. SE2 OF emerson was
pss.,s ,s2 sislsoE. III ,i2eit0n luesday'
saaty,.ls as 1890. oAs appsvIHe. repre-
,erna Saas ane a5iss.ourt State Lise insu-
sal. =. ~ ~ SAINT Aouis' spent Thurs-
uAs y. IN 's,,t0n. =, IN. i,e
M ~. - -, sWsSt Was 2 pusineos viat-
.'ps ~ s SaEesnyiiie Iuesday. hir. West
lles Solhpteled the maps or Bolton
sau stN me sn 1nlIi Eiilage ana anyone wish
tns 70 p9rcnase one OF these maps
sssa S..i s.. ~ ,ss.l.le oy applying 70 MIN ut
nus S.,.,t sssigsnSs.
49,. ~. nltkins ~ oL ANDERSON spent
getaSsuay enlSttsy "a, ~, bsiton.
i. ~ "a: 4. ~ htAils OF anderson
spSas pSsn " sunesusy IN tsel3on.
m. m .ar.. roore ohsolumpias
Nv ssessy "a t,eltoh with mis- mother,
nl,s ". SATfle ~ Eoore. e. -
y. W. W. alien i5eazeaies oSs Sharies-
son spent seyerai days ~ last week with
iesas.sss ars.,aNs an EI,,,, ne,son. N
Messrs. tss ,Will Martin And 2. =. Nell
s,s9, soh q Miliiamston, were visitors in
g1spn M.s Sssssss assssSay s,s,,,, s. s.. :,