Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-04-14
TRENTON NEWS.
Death of Mr.. Seymour Boyce.
Miss Emma Bouknisht
Entertained the Kill
Kare Club Tuesday.

Mr.. Seymour Boyce an aged gem
tleman and a Confederate soldier
who lived in the Horns creek sec-#
tion, died at his home on Wednes-
day last and was buried in the,
Ebenezer cemetery on Thursday af-s
ternoon. He is survived by a.
brother, M. Sidney Boyce, and
three sisters, Mrs. Emmie Satcher,
Miss Susan Boyce and Miss Estelle
Boyce who have the sympathy of
many friends.
Little Sallie Marsh the beautiful
four year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Marsh, celebrated the
anniversary of birthday on Tuesday
afternoon. Many happy children
enjoyed this festive occasion, es-
pecially the interesting games and
the delicious refreshments. Is
Miss Nell Payne and Miss Maude
Moore were the attractive week.
end visitors to Miss Ssde Long. Y
Miss Ida Ryan who is having a
delightful visit in Atlanta, will re-
turn home soon and her friends
Will be happy to see her. Sc
Miss Sara Boatwright was the
charming visitor to Misses Marion
and Corinne Clark during the pasl,
week. st
Mr.. Frank Miller whose illness,
from pneumonia has been the cause
of deep anxiety among his many
friends, is much improved, and
sorrowing now has turned to re-
joicing.
Mr. James Sease from Columbia
has been on visit to the family OF
Mr.. James Miller. i
Handsome little Clay Miller from
Winnsboro has been on a recent
visit TO his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Miller.
Miss Julia He:long is having a.
lovely visit in Ba,esburg as the.
guest of Mrs. Padgett.
Miss Emma Bouknight's elegaN
entertainment the Xii Kare cl
on Thursday last was the crownlng
social event of Easter week. The
house was transformed into veri-
table flower garden and presented a.
spring like appearance, yellow be-
ing ,h. predominatinA color. The
beautiful maiden> in their beautiful
Easter robes presented too abaa
chanting scene. Rook proved the
diversion for the afternoon and
among the forty players who par
,icipated. Miss Mau1e Sawyer
proved herself the most successful
and was the recipient Of a lovely /
pair hat pins. Josephine Mobley,
the bride.elect and beloved and :
honored member Of the club, was
presented with a tall crystal vase
filled with daffodils. The tables
were designated by cute little bird
nests of eggs, and the favors were
tiny chickens. At the conclusion of
the game the young hostess served
IN elegant salad course followed by
ice.cream and cake. I
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F. M. Boyd, and piano solo by (
Miss Gladys Sawyer. The hostess
served a tempting salad course, be-
fore the departure of her guests, be-
ing assisted by Miss Alma Wood
ward. WI
Rev. C. C. Brown of Sumter will
preach in the Baptist church onA
Sunday evening. ~~4ta3
The Emily Geiger chapter, D..
A. r., held the April meeting IN
The home of Mrs. J. p. Bean, and
this proved to be a most pleasant
meetjsg. The subject for the after
noon was Theology of the coloni-
al PERIOD" and a very interesting
and instructive talk was given by
Dr. A. T. King. After all business
the hostess, assisted by her daugh-
ters, Misses Isabel and Bessie Fean,
served very tempting repast.
Mrs. Sarah Allen Collett. OF
Elgefeld has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. James Wright, near
town. Mrs. Collect visited relatives
in town during her stay and her
visit gave much pleasure to all.
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