Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-06-16
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Lewis she gave dainty crepe-de'
chine handkerchief. A salad course
with iced tea was served by Misses
Emmie Wright, Annie Crouch,
Elberta Bland, Satcher and Fannie
Pratt Andrews. The two hours spent
in this home were most pleasant
ones.
Mrs. J. K. Allen and Miss Mary
Lewis of Meeting Street spent
Thursday with Mrs. F. A. Tomp-
kins.
Wednesday afternoon about forty
friends gathered III the home of
Mrs. John Wright to enjoy the So
cial affair that was being given for
! Miss Pauline Lewis by her friend
Miss Emmie Wright. The chief d.
version was progressive rook and
partners were chosen by the score
cards bearing different kinds of
flowers, the cards and table match
ing. When interest was at its height
stir was created by a little washer
woman entering with a basket of
laundry which she placed in front
of Miss Lewis bidding her count
them to see if dey was all dar. "
Miss Orabell Perry as the washer
woman was very good in her make
I up. When opened the basket was
found to contain many beautifully
embroidered towels. To Miss
Crouch the hostess gave a piece of
embroidered lingerie, Master Bur
rell Boatwright presenting the gift.
An elaborate salad course with iced
tea was served by the hostess and
Mesdames John Wri ght and NJ.
w. Crouch.
Present at the luncheon of We'd
nesday morning which Miss Elise
Mobley gave for Miss Pauline Lew
is were the class of these two with
a few other friends. Fragrant sum-
mer flowers were used in the decora.
tions and on the four tables for
rook. The highest score was made
by Miss Emmie Crouch who won a
crepe-de-chine tie. Miss Lewis was
presented with pair of pink silk
hose. All were invited into the din.
ing room, where upon beautifully
decorated table tempting repast
was served by Misses Marion Mob
ley and Mary Lucia Mobley.
Drs. E. P. Corn and L. S. Max
we'll have purchased the Williams
Drug company stock and at an ear
ly date will begin business at this
stand.
Mrs. w. J. Hatcher is at home
from a visit to Columbia and Fair
fax and while at the latter place
made an address relative to missions.
Mrs. Jack A. Lott was the charm
ing hostess for an afternoon party
of Thursday, the occasion being ar
ranged in compliment to Miss Pau
line Lewis and the whole affair be-
ing characterized with much pleas
ure and happiness. Mesdames F. M.
Boyd and j. L Walker assisted in
receiving the guests, and while in
the parlor music by Mrs. James
Cullum and Miss Emma Bouknight
was enjoyed. The guests were in
vited into the dining room where
seated at table, lovely in all its ap-
pointments, a tempting salad course
was served. The place cards were
cupids and Miss Lewis chair was
designated by a large gold heart
as also was the chair of Miss Elise
Crouch thus adorned. Between
courses, telegraph blanks were CIV
en- and kilograms written, using
"Lewis-Payne," each word begin
ming with the letters in the names
and written in the order that they
came. These were collected and read
by the hostess, some being excellent
advice and others provoking much
laughter. Refreshing ices and pound
cake were served after this. A beau
tiful gift for Miss Lewis, a towel
embroidered in pink, was found at
her place, and Miss Crouch received
also towel embroidered in white.
Every social occasion in this home
is always happily remembered and
this one will be recalled as one of
unusual pleasure.
A very pleasant party of Friday
afternoon was the one arranged by
Miss Gladys Sawyer for her friend,
Miss Elise Crouch. Miss Sawyer
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Frances Bland, they greeting the
guests at the front cate. Out under