Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-01-06
TRENTON NEWS.
Social Calendar Filled Through
out the Holidays. Senator
and Mrs. Tillman Return
to Washington.

Trenton's social calendar has
been filled to overlooking this sea-
son for this has been the happiest
and the gayest Yuletide that we
have ever known. There have been
parties and dinings galore through
out the entire holidays. The most
elaborate perhaps were the spend
lhe-day parties when Miss Sadie
Long, Miss Ruth Salter ard Mrs.
Wallace Wise each entertained a
large number of friends, each serv-
ing an elegant course dinner. Then
the lovely afternoon and evening
parties with such charming hostesses
as Miss Ethel Harrison, Miss Mary
HELEN Harrison, Miss Fannie Mil
Ter, Miss Fannie Harrison, Miss
Orrie Sabe Miller, Miss Marie
Marsh. Then came the rose bud
set" as we instinctively called the
little maidens who gave such ami
mated parties so full of jolity and
merriment. This consisted of Miss
Marion Clark, Miss Corine Clark,
Miss Oracle Salter, Miss Louise
Padgett, Miss Sabe, Miller, Miss
Julia Wise. Last but by no means
least was the beautiful afternoon
party with which handsome master
Fred Bryan entertained. Doesn't
this prove beyond a shadow of
doubt that this has been a gay and
festive season for the Trentonites
and the fair visitors within her bor-
.ders? II
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Day and
their splendid baby boy from Bir-
mingham added happiness to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Day
Dy giving them a surprise Christ
mas visit.
Mrs. A. B. Miller andsher beauti-
full little girl ara, at home, after a
visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Jordan of
Winnsboro:
Mrs. E. l.. Posey and Mrs. w. B.
Posey are in Crescent City Fla,
visiting relatives, and ths Posey
home Is very lonely without these
ladies and baby Vera.
Mrs. E. l.. Ryan spent part of
the past week very delightfully."- in
Winnsboro with her friend Miss
Claudia Jordan.
MIR. J. b. Knight and Mr.. Austin
Clark spent the past week near
Yemmasee on a duck and bird
nunL. They returned home de-
lighted with their trip.
Mr.. J. q. Hughes from Union
was anolher welcomed visitor in our
midst for Christmas.
Miss Agnes Flythe from Augusta
was among the Christmas visitors at
the nome of Miss Emma Bouk-
night.
Mrs. w L. Roper from Florence
has returned home after visit to
loved ones, MIR. and Mrs. j. d.
Mathis. All OF her trlends were
happy to see her, and regretted that
her husband on account of business
was not able 10 accompany her, for
u warm welcome will always await
this lovely young couple i'll Treuton.
Senator and Mrs. b. Il. Tillman,
Mrs. Luther Jones, Mr. B Il lliinau
Jr., and his little girls left here on
Sunday for Washington
Miss Lacy Quar!es left here on
Saturday for Walterboro where she
has accepted position as teacher.
She begun her duties on Monday.
just before the Yuleside the
Trenton S. q. d. A. r. held it's
regular monthly meeting with Mrs.
Walter Miller and very interest
ing literary program was rendered.
After the meeting adjurned Mrs.
Miller entertained with lovely
luncheon. Her dining room was a
picture of artistic charm In crimson
and green, the red poinsetta and
holly place cards being AZ every
plate and the central decoration be-
ing tall vase filled with poinsettas
and fern covers were arranged for
seventeen and an elegant course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Miller
always entertains delightfully."-. and
this affair was characterized by her
accustomed charming hospitality.