Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-10-20
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Special Musical Program al
Baptist Church Mrs: Max
well Entertains. Elistori-
cal Meeting of U.D.C.

IN the D6pltSt Suo'cAAs -. -.
AT 8 O'Clock. Mr.. F. M. Boyd, di-
rector. has arranged program that
will be very enjoyable and a most
attractive feature will be the ad-
dress By DR.. Geo. P. Bible, a noted
lecturer, who will be here that week
being on the Redpath Chautauqua
program. a cordial invitation is ex-
tended all to attend.
Organ prelude, selected, Prot.
John G. Waters.
Hymn, s'crown Him King of
Kings"
Organ, orchestra and choir.
Hymn. 80, worship the king"
Prayer.
Anthem, Remember now thy
creator"
Scripture reading.
Organ and orchestra, selected.
oferatory, organ, selected, Prof
Wasers.
Fifteen minutes address by Or.
Geo. P. Bible.
Anthem, It MY native o0untrVs
thee"
Hymn, "Come thou fount Of
every blessing"
Hymn. All hail." organ orches-
traand choir.
Hymn. 'sHoly, Holy, Holy"
Banediction.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Howard Payne
spent Sunday at Meeting otree0
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kneece and
children of Monetta, spent the
weekend here in the home If Mf.
N. w. Clark.
Mrs. Lucian Sloan Maxwell was
hostess for the rook club on Friday
afternoon the occasion being in the
home of her father. Mr.. a. ".
Crouch. Mrs. Maxwell was assisted
by her mother, and received her
friends in handsome Partisan toll
let of old rose. The home was ar
tistically decorated in autumn TO-
liage and large bowls of golden rod
added a bright touch of color.
Twelve tables were played, Mrs.
p. N. Keesee winning the prize, a
box of correspondence cards, and
Mrs. w. P. Yonce received the con-
ISOLATION, bouquet of golden roo.
While sweet music was being enjoy
ed a delicious repast was served.
Besides the members there were a
number Of invited guests to enjoy
the pleasures afforded.
Mrs. Webb of Trenton has been
visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Lott.
Mrs. w. B. Cogburn and Miss
Sara Collett Of Edgeheld were visit
ors here on Saturday.
Mr.. E. R. Gibson of Augusta has
been spending a few days here and
having some improvements made
on his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Allen, Master
John and Miss Mary Lewis spent
Friday with Mrs. Willie Tompkins.
n Miss Mallie Waters spent a few
days Of the past week in Augusta
with her sister, Miss Annie Waters.
MIR. Joe, Allen of Saluda was a
guest in the home of his brother,
DR.. B. L. Allen during the week.
Visitors to Augusta during the
week were Mr., and Mrs. NJ. 7. Tnrs
s,er, Miss Frances Turner, Miss Or
lena Cartledge, Mesdames G. D.
Walker, i. H. Williams and J. L.
Walker.
The historical meeting OF the
Mary Ann Buie chapter, D. of O.,
was held with Mrs. James White on,
Thursday and an interesting pro-
gram was given, this having been
arranged by the historian general.
TIE meeting began with the Ritual
and after current events By Miss
Zena Payne, the historian, Mrs. o.
ID. Black gave Hfe-sketch. of Rear
admiral Raphael Simms. A selection
was read from 'Righting the wrongs
of the Confederacy," by Mrs. James
White the historian general Mrs.
Mildred Rutherford being the au-
thor. The article concerned Bar
bara Freitchie'' of Whittier'e poem,
Miss Clara Sawyer read the beauti.
full poem THE mocking birl," by
Paul Hsyne, this being considered
best of all the poems, nearly every
southern author having written a
poem to the mocking bird. Miss
Gladys Sawyer gave a piano solo,
''The mocking bird" The meeting