The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

oehgntrui endinS TO a very delightful
party
The guests preaent 5esides the opsr-
ators were: MIR. L. c. Switze-, plant
foreman; Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Var
borough, Mr.. Marlborough being con-
struction foreman and Mr.. Knoff OF
Atlanta. !
| Rally Meeting Robert Z. Lee.
The annual rally meeting OF the
Robert e. Lee chapter, u ID. c., wss
held yesterday afternoon at the heme
of Mrs. r. c. Webb on McDufiie street.
Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Raymond Beatty, and
Mrs. s N. Gilmer being the hostesses.
mrs. WcpDs spacious and handsome
double parlors were thrown together,
and here quite large number OF chap
ter members gathered. The president,
Mrs. Raymond Beatty, presided, and
the first business taken up was the
report OF Mrs. Ben Wilson, who had
charge of the Christmas box for the
county home. Her report was not
only very, fine in itself but inspiring
so those interested In this war. Mrs.
Flora Overman, an honorary member
OF the chapter and their representative
at the recent State convention in
Yorkviile, gave splendid report OF
that meeting and incidentally paid
several pretty compliments to Mrs.
Carrie Patrick, State historian, who
had charge OF and presided over the
historical evening at the convention.
The chapter decided to have their
usual dinner for Confederate veterans
on January 10. The following interest.
Ing program was then given: Pretty
instrumental duet. Mrs. Steele and
Miss Welch. Mrs. C. s. Sullivan read
selection from an old autograph al
bum that belonged to Mr.. Sulliyan's
father and which he had with him
during the. war and, during his. i'm
lprisoamept. Mrs. Sullivan told many
interesting little facts in connection
with the album that brought those
4 present into actual touch with the
trial and hardship OF our. Southern SOL
diers. Mrs. F.M.iBurnett sang sweet
solo. which was followed, by a newsy
ana attractive selection Of gleanings
by Mrs. j % White. Mrs. Carrie Pat
TICK was then asked to explain the
banner contest, which sheS did In a
very clear MANNER. also announcing
the appointment of Mrs. y. @. white
on the State historical committee for
the cemsr:;; year, ,,ar f,,,s,,a,l IN.
/ Tho pfogram ended with a brilliant
quartette given by Mrs. j. II. Vandiser,
Mrs! %, s. Sullivan, Misssa EAnda
Vandiyer and zeuobias Welcl, Y with
! Mrs. Steele yas. pianist The charsnins
hostess then served their guests with
la tempting salad course with hot cof-
i zee. the social half hour being unusual
~ pleasant and delightful.
q sE.l
Ii Pleasant, Afternoon af5Blks VInB. q
: Tie friday afternoon" at the Elks
Club was an especially delight SSI one
iHesterday and the following were The
layers: !: Mesdanies G. "A. GambriiI, N
A. Orr, r. j.. Ranier and Miss Nettie
4 Symries formed one table; Mesdames
g. a.. Parker. G, r. Ross, Harlestor
, Barton and X. p. Provost at another.
The third was Mesdames Ed Atkinson
A. s. Farmer, Misses Vina Patrick and
Linda Thompson; Mesdames Bond An.
2 derson, Charles Cause. p. X. McCuiIy
and Miss Anna Ross Cunningham play.
ed at the fourth and at the fifth weYe
Il Misses Jessie Browne. jamie HamIin
Louise Gilmer and Ella Mae Cum.
innings.
] After the games the cards were laid
aside and dainty refreshments were
/ served ending with the usual informal
dance.
Mrs. Charlie Cause OF augusta is the
d guest of Mrs. Earle Barton Is.
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Mrs. Lewis Sanders Is expected homo
4 today from asyisit TO friends In Athent
and Atlanta, Ga & iiii
4 Miss Irloride Harris has gone to At.
n iantn TO spend the weekend with iiei
mother. Mrs.J j.. q! Harris, who II
spending some time there.
is sested