Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Sacred Concert. Apollo Music
Club Laboring For Belgians.
Quiet Home Wedding.
U. D. c. Meet.

The services at the Baptist church
on Sunday evening were greatly en-
joyed, this being the first of the sa-
cred concerts, and once month this
delightful feature will be repeated.
MIR. F. M. Boyd is musical director
with a choir of about 20 voices. Fol
lowing is the program: Organ and
flute duet, To a wild rose rose, }"
Miss Willis, Mr.. Boyd; anthem,
Crossing the barr" prayer, DR.. A.
T. King; hymn, Give of your best
TO the Master" offeratory, scripture
and sermon, Dr.. King; vocal solo,
%"Conaider the lilies, Mrs. J. II.
White; hymn, Grown Him." vocal
duet Ashamed of Jesus Mrs. L.
G. Latimer and Miss Clara Sawyer;
anthem, 'sIf He should come to-
day." hymn, Saved" The orehes-
ira which has been playing in Sun
day school, added volume and sweet
ness TO the hymns when sung.
The Apollo music club gave a
concert on last Tuesday evening for
the benefit Of the Belgian fund, the
affair being held in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Crouch. The
program rendered was most de
lightful each selection given being
gem in itself. The orchestra kind
" assisted and were generous with
their encores. The inclement weath
er prevented some from attending,
but when silver Offering was TAX
en-, sl2 was found to be given for
those stricken people.
On last Sunday afternoon Miss
Efie Hart was married to Mr.. l..
w. Castor at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Victoria Hart,
the Rev. J.. Fl. Thacker officiating.
The marriage was in a measure Al
) aEpsise sa. % Cd ss5s s
Witnessed BY only the Immediate
family. On Monday the happy
couple left for Peak, 5. c., the
home of the groom, where he is en-
gagged in business, having. charge oi
4 the electric plant O.: that place. A!
q Miss Hart, the bride has many ad
a mirable traits of character, and pre-
4 vious to her marriage was stenog
4 rapher for six years for business
q firm at Macon, Ga.
The Mary Ann Buie chapter, D.
"A of c., held the monthly meeting in
a the hone of Mrs. HI. W. Crouch,
on Thursday afternoon there being
good attendance. There were nu-
q merous matters for decision. The
"A annual flower show was decided up,
d or as the best means for re-imburs-
"A ing the treasury, but this year 10
Il prizes will be offered, blue and red
4 ribbons substituting. Selecting a
q speaker for Memorial day was acted
4 upon. The committees who have
a charge of the different departments
i in chapter work gave good reports
\ Mrs. M. w. Clark who has charge
d of the flower department., reporting
y number of bouquets sent to the
8sick and box of flowers to a mem
Der who is in the hospital. Along
i historical lines the chapter is doing
\ splendid work, the next historical
4 meeting TO be held on Thursday af-
a ternoon o'clock with Mrs. James
4 White, the subject to be concerning
4 Sherman and the burning of Co
4 lumbia. ~
Mesdames J. Neil Lott anssi.s:s s. s.
Toney entertained a numbesss..
sheir friends with an AT home" On
Saturday afternoon, the occasion
being held in the home of the for
mer. There was full response to
sahe cordialsinvitations and the hours
spent with these charming and en-
tertaining hostesses were happily
spent. They were assisted in receiv
ling by Mesdames j. IL. W alker and
IsB. T. Boatwright ani Miss May
Watson. Progressive games were
4 played and the honoree, Miss Julia
8Omohurdro, was presented with
dainty piece of hand embroidery.
During the latter part of the after
noon an elaborate two course repast
was served, Misses Josephine Mob
{ev and Marion Mobley assisting.
# The Apollo music club met with
Mrs. James White on Friday after
q boon, the president, Miss Willis
& conducting short business session.
The name of Mrs. III. w. Crouch
1 . VAS added to the membership list.
The masters studied were List and
S8W aoner and Mrs. +. w. Marsh as