Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-03-10
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Mrs. Black Hostess Of Apollo
\ Music Club. Mrs. Keesee
Entertained. Week of
Prayer Observed.

Fl! Rev. Mitchell, representative oI
the Baptist Courier, filled the pulpit
of the Baptist church nn Sunday
morning, his theme being Training
the child"
8On Sunday evening the second
sacred concert will be held at the
Baptist church and several sweet Sc
lections are being prepared.
gThe w. C. T. U. will meet Fri
day. afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock with
Mrs. J. p. Bean.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Marvin
=Matheny and Miss Lois Crouch of
.Saluda were married at the home
of5the brides mother, Mrs. Smith
Crouch, the wedding being a very
quiet one owing to recent bereave,
nent in: the home of the bride.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Matheny left for their home in the
Bethlehem section. For several ears
MEMatheny has held a position in
the Johnston Drug company, and
has many warm friends here who
extend sincere congratulations.
The regular semi-monthly meet
ing Of the Apollo music club met
with Mrs. o. D. Black on Saturday
afternoon and after short business
period conducted by the president,
Miss Willis, the study of the master
aodard'' was taken up, Mrs. Leon
Stansell making a splendid leader.
Life sketch of GODDARD, Mrs. j. w.
Marsh; piano solo, "Guielandes, %
Miss Gladys Sawyer: 'Barcarole, +"
Miss Nina QUITS; La Cavalier, "
Mrs. I. R. Hoy,; vocal solo, "Joce-
Iyn,' Miss Clara Sawyer; "2nd Ma
zarka" Mrs. F. L. Parker; Come
and emb bark" (Saxony waltz Sax
onne,) Miss Willis. After this had
been enjoyed the hostess invited all
Sintothe dining room where salad
coaSe with coffee and whipped
SoS Ssf Il was served oy Misses Fran?
cesy and Bessie Ford Turner. The
club colors gold and white were
preitly carried out not only in the
refreshments but also in the decora-
lions Of the table. The place cards
we're in water colors with the club
flower, the yellow rose, and the
motion gold, Music culture is
soul culture, mind culture and body
culture
An AT home" that proved one
If much pleasure and keen interest
vas that Of Tuesday afternoon when
.Nrs. Page Nelson KeeSee entertain
I'd number of her friends, being
assisted by Mesdames w. Allen
Noblev and Minis Walker. After
several tables of progressive cards
!, cobweb hunt was had. each one
being given cord which they We're
70 trace to the end. All were re-
yarded with small gifts and Miss
Nina QUITS found at the end of her
cord bag, and when opened cat
jumped out, the significance of this
soon being learned for tied TO tab
Dy's neck was a card which announc.
I'd the engagement of Mrs. keesee's
sister, Miss Josephine Mobley to
Mr.. Ollie Hamilton, Of Virginia,
the happy event to take place in
April. This piece of news created
much pleasant excitement, but there
came IL sad thought, for Johnston
would give up one of her lovilest
and most attractive young women.
Daring the latter part of the al'er-
noon delightful two course repast
was served.
Miss Emma Bouknight is at home
from a visit to her cousin, Mrs.
" iller, at Richmond.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Steward of Chester is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. +.
Nj. Boyd.
Mrs. P. b. Waters, Jr, spent the
first of the week in Augusta the
guest of Miss Annie Waters.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton and two
sons are expected about the first
of April to spend few weeks in
the home of the formers mother,
Mrs. Ann Mobley.
Prof. w. f. Scott spent the
weekend in Monticello with his
father, DR.. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Allen and
Master John, of Meeting Street
were guests of Mrs. Willie Tomp-
klns last week.
The past week was observed by
the mission society of the Baptist
church as a week of special prayer
I'M.