Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-24
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the highest score and was presented
with a dainty piece of hand en-
broidery. The score cards were red
hatchets. An elaborate salad course,
with coffee and whipped cream was
served.
Mrs. Victoria Hart has moved to
her country home and her son Mr.
Claud Hart, who has resided in
Macon, Ca, several years, is now
occupying the house vacated.
Miss Hortense Padgett of Edge
field spent the week end here in the
home of Mr.. J. G. Lewis.
Mesdames A. P. Lewis and John
Wright were guests of Mrs. w. b.
Cogburn last week. x
The Emily Geiger chapter, D.sA.
R. held deligh ;ful meeting in the
home of Mrs. Alice Cox on last
Monday. During business, Mrs.
James White was elected delegate
to the congress in Washington this
spring. Upon a general request the
chapter will have silver shower at
the next meeting, this to 20 to the
memorial hall fund. The subject
for the afternoon was Ann Pane
la Cunningham" and a paper pre-.
pared by Mrs. w. B. Cogburn Of
Edgefeld, one of the members, was
greatly enjoyed. Mrs. James Hol-
land of Edgefeld lis a namesake Of
this noted, and praiseworthy wo.
mau, her mother and Miss Cum
ningham having been warm friends.
Current events were given by Miss
Lillian. The hostess served a most
tempting salad course follow
ed by coffee, whipped cream and
block fruit cake, and genuine ole
time hospitality abounded. :; -: s.
Miss Maud Nickerson is at home
from two weeks visit to Black
vile.
Mrs. A. P. Lott entertained q
number of her friends with spend
the-day party on last Saturday the
chief feature of the day being quilt
ing, and those present had nimble
fingers for two quilts were com
pleted, these quilts being the handi
work of Mrs. Missouri Lott. Al
elegant dinner was enjoyed.
Miss Eva Rushton has been elect
ed to fill the unexpired term of Mr.
Joe Jacobs in the High School. Mr
Jacobs has taken charge of rout,
No. ST..
Mrs. J. L. Smith spent week O
more recently in Mccormick will
her daughter, Miss Ola Smith, VIII,
was sick.
Mr.. Mcmillan of Mullins ha
been the, guest of her sister, Mrs
Fl. d. Grant.
The regular meeting of the New
Century Club met with Miss Zen.
Payne on Tuesday afternoon anc
after a short business period con.
Quoted by the president Mrs. W
F. Scott, the lesson study was taker
up, Mrs. ]. A. Dozier being teacher
who made the lesson very interest
ing. Henry Wadsworth Longfel
low, his education, college mate!
and domestic life," Mrs. P. N
Lott; His place in literature "a!
compared with American and Eng
lish poets,'' Miss Zena Payne; read
ing, Hanging Of the Crane," Miss
Clara Sawyer; solo, THE Bridge
Mrs. ]. Fl. White; "Oliver Wendell
Holmes, his education and populari
ty," Miss Alma Woodward; read
ings, The Brain" Mrs. P. B. Wa
ters; "Aun1 Tabitha,' Mrs. James
Strother;> William Cullen Bryant
author and man," Mrs. j. L. Wal
ker; reading. "The corn.shucking, .
Mrs. F. M. Boyd; piano duet, "The
village blacksmith Mesdames W.
E. Scott and Z. r. Mobley. Fol
lowing the program the guests were
invited into the dining room where
a salad course with coffee and whip
ped cream was served. The seats Of
each at the table were designated
by Place cards, on each one being q
picture portraying a chief character.
istic, with a bit of verse. The decora.
tions were of quantities of the club
flower the violet, the two shades
hoinr mood Sho1o1 oon1loo od1o1