Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-28
News From Trenton.

Ill luS COuiipS
Tuesday evening of Mr.. Hamilton
Burroughs in the play of his own
writing, "Slocum Inn" A capa-
BILE cast has been selected to support
Mr.. Burroughs, and a splendid per-
Torrance is being looked forward
to. Of especial interest is the fact
that the coming performance will
be the initial performance of Slo-
cum Inn" This highly amusing
comedy was written by Mr.. Bur-
roughs during his recent stay in
EdgeGeld. Those familiar with his
wonderful female approximations
are preparing for a great treat In
seeing him as Elizabeth Langley"
in his new play. Those assisting
in the performance are: Miss Maude
Belts, Miss Matte Harrison, Miss
Fannie Miller, Miss Sabe Miller,
Miss Helen Clarke, Miss Helen
Marsh, Miss Ruth Long, Mrs. L.
L. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ed
son and Mr.. Julius Vann. Spleen
did music will be much in evidence,
which will add greatly to the play.
This play is being given under the
auspices of the Trenton Chapter of
d. A. r., the proceeds to 90
toward giving a reference library
to the school. Remember the date,
Tuesday evening, .Iul. 4. Ad-
mission l. and SO &C 5.
The relatives of Mr.. S. L. Roper
of the Horns creek section surpriS-
ed him with a basket picnic on
Wednesday Of the past week, the
occasion being the nth anniversary
of his birthday. The day was de,
lightfully spent with the honored
host and the happy relatives.
Mrs. Hamilton of Columbia and
Ms. l.. S. Wolfe and her lovely
children are visitors at the home OF
Mr.. J. f. Belts.
Miss Ethel Harrison is in Saluda
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Herlong.
Mrs. c. r.. Sweariugen enter.
tanned at a lovely supper party on
Thursday night, complimentary to
the happy bride groom and his
beautiful bride, Mr.. and Mrs. CheS'
ter Swearingen.
In appreciation of the splendid
college work Mr.. Coy Etheredge
did during the past scholastic year,
his mother, Mrs. l.. E. Jackson, has
presented him with a beautiful
Chevrolet. and he Is not only thor
oughly enjoying it, but his generous
nature causes him to share his pleas
are with his many friends.
Miss Cornelia Webb has a very
attractive little visitor in Miss
Mayse Webb from Saluda.
Mrs. Eva Jones Miller is a vel
coined visitor in our midst. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Miller.
Miss Lila Roper, who has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Hammond
Roper at Lancaster, stopped by for
a short stay with Mrs. w. IL. Moss
beioresher return 10 her home at
Horns creek.
Mr.. Horde Allen and his lovely
little children from Edgeheid were
guests of Mrs. S. A. Morrall on
SUNDAY.
Messrs. Tom and Henry Sa!ter
entertained a number of friends at a
fish supper on Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. r. Moss and Mrs. Wal
lace Wise will entertain, compll,
uentary to Miss Annie Zimmerman,
on Friday afternoon of this week,
from five to seven.
Prof. II. w. Scott is at the South
Carolina University in attendance
upon the summer school.
Miss Sallie Mae Miller is in Au-
gusta visiting her relatives, DIR. and
Mrs. Eugene Murphy.
Misses Ruth and Sadie Long will
entertain a number of their young
friends on Wednesday afternoon of
this week. Much pleasure is antic-
ipated by those who are favored
with an invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thea Long and
their attractive children, of Beau
fort, are welcomed visitors in our
midst. They are the guests Of Mrs.
Sallie Long.
Mrs. Gussie Des Portes Miller
and Mr.. Ulisee Des Portes from
Winnsboro visited friends at Tren-
ton during the past week.
Little Henry Clay Miller from
Winnsboro is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mil
Ter.