Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-03-03
TRENTON NEWS.
Mrs. Walter Wise Entertained.
MIR. James Long Gonzales.
cling. Lenten Services
Very Instructive.

Mrs. Walter Wise gave series
of entertainments during the past
week. Friday afternoon she was
hostess at the regular monthly meet
ing of the D. A. r., at which time
she was not only gracious and love-
", but proved, althougha compare.
lively young housekeeper, by the
elegant course luncheon she served
that her culinary ability could not
be questioned. No other name save
a violet luncheon could express the
real beauty of the table decorations
and the general environments, so
lavishIy and effectively was this ex-
quisite little flower used. The par
lor was adorned with huge bowls of
narclssi and tall vases of Gala Ill
lies. Knowing the open, frank ma
ture of our young friend Mrs. Wise
and her unwillingness to disclaim
any honor that isn't due her. we are
not afraid 10 assert without any in
terrogations that those beautiful
lilies were grown by none other,
than that successful flower gro wer
and flower lover, Mrs. Albert Mil
Ter. They were her silent represeu-
tative and bespoke her unselishness
and generosity. But we are digres.
sing. a most interesting historical
program was rendered, the subjects
being The events of the first year
of the Revolution" Mrs. J. D.
Mathis; Position of the armies
during the first year," Mrs. B. J.
Day; The Declaration of Inde-
pendence," Mrs. Emily Manget;
The first fag," Mrs. Walter Mil
Ter. The daughters were happy to
have as honored guests, Mrs. Thom-
as, Mrs. Fl. w. Scott, Miss Maude
Moore. The next meeting will take
place with Miss Lonise Coleman.
Friday evening Mrs. Wise again
entertained very beautifully at tea .
eensgsnhiha nisspber 81 fEiends. The
took place Saturday afternoon with
gay and happy company of bridge
players. as her favored guests.
Misses Marion and Corine Clark
entertained few friends on Satur-
day evening very charminely with
games, serving dainty refreshments
during the evening.
Mrs. Thomas from Augusta is
vhe guest of Mrs. r. P. Salter.
Mr.. J. ID. Mathis and Mr.. Doug
as Wise were the invited guests
firm Trenton to join a hunting par
ty for the weekend at the hospita
ole home of that genial young gen
clelnan, Mr.. Frank Miller OF Ropers.
Miss Nellie Payne from Ropers
vas til. much admired. guest of
Mrs. Leslie Edison during several
days Of the past week.
Mrs. Ward w5s the weekend
visitor at the home of Mrs. Austin
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Moss enter
iained a number OF friends at a
spend 1.-The day party on Saturday.
The numerous friends OF that
much honored gentleman Mr.. James
borg will be gratitie'l TO know that
ne is convaiescing from his long
siege of sickness.
The ladies' OF the Lizzie Day"
guild packed generous box Of
groceries for the Iorkviile orphan
age on Friday last.
Our Lenten services are interest
ING and the lectures by our Rector
are very instructive and we note
with a great degree of pleasure the
. good attendance. Still there is one
gentle sweet smiling face that we
always miss. { who during her
life (when it was possiblel let moth
ing keep her from a church SER
vice. Now that she has exchanged
her earthly lent for an everlasting
Easter with her Saviour, we feel
that her sainted spirit is ever how
erlng DER all those she loved; and
it makes the service all the more
beautiful, all the more impressive
and inluitively these lines come to
us.
One less at home!
The charmed circle broken, dear
Face missed day by day from its
accustomed place.
But ceansed and saved and perfect
ed by grace:
One more in heaven.
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