The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-05
Ne1Us Letter
From Be1tOn

Miss Neville is teaching in Bishop
Vile this year.
Miss Eliza Woodside Of Greenyiie
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. f. G. Frier-
son.
Mrs. Jas. a. Mcdaniel returned 10
her home in Grccnville Friday.
Miss Sara Latimer returned to
Washington on Tuesday. Miss Lati-
mer will graduate in June from the
Mount Vernon Seminary.
Miss Julia Blake goes back to Con-
verse College on Tuesday after spend
ing the holidays with her parents here.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will G. Clinkscales will be glad TO
know that their little son is rapidly
recovering from slight attack OF
pneumonia
Miss Marguerite Adams will return
from Charleston this afternoon. She
will board with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
McCuen for the rest Of the term.
Misses Claudine Shelton. Ruby Will
liford. Lillian Shirley, Bess Allen. Sue
CovingtoD. Helen Goldsmith and Mar
gueritc Marshall will oil return TO
Belton today to be in readiness for
the reopening OF q school Monday
morning, Dec. 4th.
Master Luther Cox gave q party on
Friday evening which was thoroughly
enjoyed by his young friends. Games
were played and q cotton contest af-
fOrded much merriment. The prize, q
box Of candy, was awarded to Miss
Ruth Geer.
Mrs. W. E. Greer gave beautiful
dinner party on Thursday to quite q
number OF her lady friends. The house
was prettily decorated In Christmas
evergreens and the dining room was
extremely pretty with It's bowls of
blooming plants and holly. After the
elaborate dinner was served the
guests played Ro0a ami the whole
day passed most pleasantly. Those
present on this occasion were: Mes
DANES A. w. Boggs. Austin Campbell,
F. l.. Hopper. G. F. Cox. J. w. Bal
lentine. Frank Mattison, F.. NJ. Cox, E.
Z. Frierson. Clarence Clinkscales, r.
L. Parker. w. H. Cobb. Jr.. w. D.
COX. q. 8. Cuthbert and o. X. Poore.
Miss Mary Gnmbrell entertained
several Of her friends at her hospit-
nblo home near Bolton on Monday.
The following Ia q list of the invited
guests: Misses Sara Latimer, Julia
Blake. Annie Laurie Welborn, Mamie
Welborn and MeHsrs. Smythe Blake
and e. w. and L. r.. Ballentir Q.
Messrs. Smythe Blake ard George
William Clement have returned TO
Charleston to resume their studies MT
the Citadel. q ~
Mr.. and Mrs. GlitS. Cuthber, an III
lie Alice Brown who have been sppnti-
Ing the holidays with Mrs. Alice B.
Latimer. have returned to their home
on River street
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. West had as their
guest on Friday DR.. and Mrs. G. s.
Gnthberf. Mrs. AliSa B. Ls.i,ner, Miss
Sara Latimer. DR., and Mrs. e. G.,
Frierson ana DR.: Jas;L. Dean.
Mr.. John A. Horton, MIR. and Mrs.
J. T. West. Jack and Anna Dean West
mer. ~ '~ss' SfH ''1'F ~
Miss Margaret Clement entertained
numDer or her friends at party on
Thursday evening. They played cards
and had good time generally unit,
near the time for the coming in Of
the New Year. when they went out
serenading. Quite lot OF fun was had
by the following young people. MIS-
ses Margaret Clement Pearl Hudson
Mamie Shirley. Pauline Wright. Mari,
Vaughn, Julia Bi;Sie, Annie Little,
Mesars. Ethan Frierson. Louis Seei.
MAX Rice. Smythe Blake. Willie Cobb
and Gilbert Campl I'll,
Quite pretty welding was solemn
lied at Triangle church near Bolton
on Wednesday, Dect = l'er 3Oth at eight
o'clock. when Miss Vseepic Cobb he
came tho bride Of Mr. w: A. Mason
Tho church was artistically decorated
In white and green and the four
bridesmaids, Misses Geer, Elgin. Shir-
ley and Smith entered first aud wore
white dresses with pink glrdles. Two
little nieces of the brids came next
and Master James Singleton. tho ring
bearer. Immediately preceded the
bride who entered on the arm of her
brother. Mr. Willie Cobb Miss Jessie
Coob was maid of honor and wore
pink crepe dc chine and Mrs. Frank
osnorne. IN yellow crepe de chine
with pink girdle, was dame Of honor.
Messrs. Max Rice. Henry Clinkscalea,
Willis Martin and Clemson Willing.
ham were ushers. Miss Margaret
Clement played the wedding march
and Miss Grace Campbell sang Loye's
Old Sweet Song before .sS bridal
party entered. Rev. Il. G. Martin per-
formed the ceremony. A big turkey
dinner vas giver tho bride and
groom the day before the wedding and
q reception Immediately following the
ceremony.
Mrs. w. "A. Clement gave a delight
ful musical at her homo this week. A
splendid program had been prepared
by her music pupils and was excel
lently carried out. after which little
Master d. A. Gaeri Jr., recited very
interesting piece and little Miss Eliza
beth Adams sang a fovely little song.
Then Mr.. C. II. Strickland appeared
dressed as Santa Claus and beautiful
ChrtBtmas tree was disclosed. The
children were charmed with their
gifts as we'll as the delicious refresh-