The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-25
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The Misses Dominick delightfully."- en-
tertaincd the AUCTION Bridge club We'd
nesday afternoon Aiter number OF
games had been played delightful salad
course was served. The club members
present we're: Misses Eliza Mabry, Fan
ME Mae Carwile Maize Dominick, Cora
Dominick, Elizabeth Dominick and
Mesdames Z. H. Kibler and Claude
Dominick
Mrs. Burns entertained number OF
friends Tuesday afternoon. Rock was
PLAYED and delightful refreshments
served to five tables OF players.
The Winthrop Daughters wer enter
tanned Tuesday by Miss Lurline Evans
and thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon.
They met at the Rest Room and after
a short business session adjourned to
the opera house to see the Gray
Mask" After the picture show they
we're served delightful hot chocolate,
coffee. sandwiches and cake at Mayes
drug store.
rs a souvenir OF the afternoon, Miss
Evans gave each of her guests pretty
Valentine
Two charming affairs Of the past
week we're the ''Nashington parties
given by Mr. and Mrs. J. y. McFall'
Friday afternoon and night. The deco
rations for the house and table empha-
sized the approach OF Washingtons
birthday in every particular. Rock was
the chosen form of entertainment and
scores we're kept on dainty little red
hatchets. There were about o5 guests
u. the afternoon and 2S in the even
ine
Mrs. Frank y. Mower gave delight
frl Rock party Thursday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Miss Sadie Seay.
Vases and bowls were filed with lovely
yellow jonquils and placed on mantels
ard tables.
There were five tables of players and
after the games ice cream. cake and
coffee were served
Monday afternoon Mrs. Claude Dom
mick was hostess for the Auction
Bridge club. a series Of entertaining
games were played and delightful re-
freshments served.
4 delightful entertainment was given
by the Calendar society Of the Metho-
dist church. 1t was the tenth annlver-
xarv of their organization and al OF
the members and number OF friends
met at the parsonage Friday evening.
instrumental and vocal music and
readings added to the pleasure OF the
evening and sandwiches and coffee and
cake were served the guests. A large
cake was decorated with ten burning
candles typifying the 10th birthday OF
The organization.
A lovely washington Rock party
was given on Washington's birthday by
Mrs. Lambert Jones' The house was
decorated with bright hued jonQuils and
the score cards were little red hatchets.
About 90 guests enjoyed the afternoons
entertainment.
The Womans club held a social meet
ing Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. h.
Wright This being Reciprocity Day.
the presidents of all the clubs were IN
vited to be presnt and read accounts OF
heir last years work. The guests were
also entertained with vocal and lnstru-
mental music
The Bridge club had very pleasant
meeting this week with Mrs. Claude
Dominick. 1t partook of the nature OF
Washington party, the score cards be-
:ng pictures of Washington and the re-
freshnents ice cream and cake and can
lied cherries. Those presnt were Mes
danes Chas. Pelham and John Aayes,
E. H. Kibler and Misses Cora Dominlck,
Maize Dominick, Lucille Wallace, Sarah
Houseal, Eliza Mabry and Elizabeth