The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-31
SOCIETY.


The music, furnished by Wherry's or
chestra, was exceptionally good and
the floor Of the hall in perfect condi-
ton. Dancing was enjoyed until 12
o'clock, when. refreshments were
served. Then once more dancing was
resumed and continued until the ''wee
sma' hours Of the mornins." The
dance was led by Mr.. Frazier Evans
with Miss Woodie Bowman.
Those participating were Miss Pau
line Glider with Mr. Furman Long
shore, Miss Florence Bowman and Mr.
1etts FAINT, Miss Sarah Houseal and
Mr.. Jonn Goggans, Miss May Reid and
Mr.. Guy Brown. Miss Blanche Smith
and Mr.. Richard Floyd, Miss Margaret
Burton and Mrs. F. E. Hipp, Miss Kate
Summer and Mr.. j. ~ Martin, Miss
Mary Frances Pool and Mr.. R. F.
I,Aright, Miss Sarah Fant and Mr.. Ned
Purcell, Miss Octie Griffin and Mr. c.
NJ. Dennis, Miss Trent Keitt and Mr..
Chalmers Brown, Miss Goode Burton
and Mr. Robt Pool, Miss Kathryn
Harms and Mr.. Ollie Brown, Miss Mar
garet Mcintosh and Mr.. E. H. Spear
man, Miss Mildred Evans and Mr.. Han
sky, Miss Ethel Bowers and Mr.. Ray
mond Fellers, Miss Rhea Joynes and
Mr.. John Kinard, Miss Walker and Mr..
Jas. Crotwell, Miss Wilder with Mr..
Alfred Matthews. Stays, Messrs. Sam
Crotwen, o. B. Mayer, Jr., Dave Cald-
we'll, Wm. Cappleman, Clarence Davis,
Nicholas Holmes, Will Wright and G.
R. Smith.
Chaperones, Mr.. and Mrs John B.
Mayes, MIR. and Mrs ]. E. Norwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Evans, Mrs. J. B.
Joynes, Mr.. H. H. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Johnson.
Miss Cofnelia Mayer entertained
most charmingly Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Clara Con-
nor.
The beautiful colonial home Of Dr.
Mayer was most attractive with its
Christmas decorations and the beau
siful scene within presented quite a
contrast to the gloomy weather with
out.
Rook was the chosen form of en-
tertainment for the afternoon, and six
tables were arranged for. After a
| number of games had been played a
NEST delicious sweet course was
served. Among those sharing the
pleasures of the occasion were Misses
Margaret Burton, Rusalee Summer,
Marian Jones, Kitty Coke Smith,
Jeania Wheeler, Mary Dunn, Kitty
Mayes, Sadie Fant and Messrs. Dick
Floyd, Frank Wright, j. ~ Martin,
Robt. Houseal, Gus Houseal, Jack
Smith, Stemple, Dutch Mclean, Ben
nie Mayes, Jessie Mayes, Charles Barr,
| Jonn Kinard, Jr., Benedict Mayer.
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Miss, Marguerite Matthews gave a
pleasant dance and Christmas party
combined Tuesday evening. Au'omo-
5iles carried the guests out to her
beautiful suburban home, where most
enjoyable evening was furnished the
guests.
Those present were Bertha Gallman,
Sophie Nell Crotwell, Selma Crotwell,
Sarah May Haynes, Annie Hunter, Am
ma Coe Keitt, Cora Ewart, Dutch FAINT,
Marguerite Matthews, Lucy Dunn,
Azilee Parr, Mildred Purcell, Mary
Frances Cannon, Frances Houseal,
Nancy Fox, Roberta Mann, and Marion
Blease, Ferd Scurry, Harry Summer,
| Tinsey Davis, john Floyd, Clarke
Floyd, Ernest Digby, Drayton Nance,
Joe Norwood, Clifton Coleman, Foster
Smith, Forrest Crotwell and John Hig-
gins.
Miss Dutch Fant entertained num-
Der OF her friends Monday morning
with dinner party. The table was
beautiful with decorations suggestive
of the Christmas season and a most
sumptuous course dinner was served
to the following guests: Rhea Joynes,
Marguerite Spearman, Marguerite Mat
thews, Mildred Purcell, jamie Nc
Howie, Harriet Mayer, Azilee Parr,
Nancy Fox, Cora Ewart and Sarah
| Davis.
Mrs. J. B. Hunter gave beautiful
and unique party at her nome on Main
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