Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-12-22
JOHNSTON LETTER.
College BOYS and Girls Arriving
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Cele-
brated|Golden Wedding
K. of P. Rally Day.

brighter and happier and even the
town seems to have taken on new
life. From Converse college, Misses
Annie Crouch and Antoinette Den
ny: Winthrop, Misses Helen Lewis
Fannie Pratt Andrews and Essie Ly-
brand; Coker college, Misses Lottie
Bessie and Isabel Bean, Bessie Ford
Turner, Mary Lucia and Elise Mob
ley and Halle White; Bliss electri-
cal school, Washington, D. c., W.
Wallace Turner and Fletcher
Horne; South Carolina University,
Staunton Lott and Guy Horne;
Wofford, Roland QUITS and Everett
Herlong; Clinton, John Fleming
Marsh; Citadel, Mark Toney.
Miss Mary Edwards and Mr..
James Culbreath were married last
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
the brides brother, Mr.. Ellie Ed
wards. The affair was a simple but
beautiful one ana was witnessed on
ly by the relatives. Rev. Carson
performed the ceremony. After con-
gratulations, the happy couple left
for their home which is in the Beth
lehem section.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Walton cele-
brated their golden wedding last
Tuesday and they had with them on
this glad occasion, their brothers
and sisters with their families and
the day was happily spent. Among
the guests was Mr.. Caleb Walton a
brother of Mr.. Walton who is "a
years of age. A regular wedding
feast was served and In this was seen
the skill of this housekeeper. In the
afternoon the hours passed quickly
with "reminiscences. May this hon
ored couple live to celebrate their
sdiamond wedding.
On new years day Mr.. and Mrs.
o. S. Wertz will celebrate their
golden wedding, and Christmas day
Capt. and Mrs. P. B. Waters will
celebrate their golden wedding.
On last Tuesday the K. of P. OBJ
served State rally day, and that eve-
ming called meeting was held and
FIRST degree work was done, and
later the members enjoyed talk by
DR.. d. b. Fronts of Ridge, who is
one of the charter members of this
lodge. There were also present five
other charter members, Messrs. G.
D. Kenny, Jeff Wright, w. M.
Wright, w. H. Privet and E. L..
Yonce. During the latter part of
the evening an oyster supper was
served.
Mrs. Eleanor Ivy has retu1 ned
from Greenwich, Conn, after few
months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. E. A. Schnell.
DIR. Trotter and family of Wards
have moved here, and are domiciled
in the Cox dwelling on west main
street.
Mr.. Mark Cox has gone to New
Mexico to spend the remainder of
the winter months.
Mrs. Edwin Mobley and Master
James have gone to Auburndale,
Fla, to spend the holidays in the
home of the formers father, Mr..
A. J. Mobley.
Thoroughly delightful was the
recent meeting of the New Century
Club held with Mrs. c. D. Kenny
and the writer's under discussion
gave a pleasant hour, these being a
group that have been made famous
by one poem and were Nancy Wake
field, poem, "Over the River" Eli
"a Cook, THE Old Arm Chair"
Emma c. Willard, Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deep;" Elizabeth AL
len, ''Rock Me to Sleep, Mother;"
Marie LaCoste, somebody's dar-
rling;" Lady Dufferin, Lament of
the Irish Emigrant;" Jane Taylor,
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little STAR"
Frances Mace, "Only Waiting;;"
Ethel Lyn Beers, All is Quiet
Along the Potomac To-night:" Ju-
liza Ward Howe, Battle Hymn of
the Republic. The last mentioned
writer helped to organize the first
woman's club in America, the New
England Woman's Club, this also
being one Of the Oldest clubs in the
world. From this New gland
club has grown the great net work
of clubs, which like a benefcent
railway system Of thought and good
will penetrates every nook and
corner of oar country. In these
clubs is found the immense power
(which sympathy exercises III bring
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