Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-21
TRENTON TOPICS.
Beautiful Bride Welcomed. En-.
tire Nous Embroidery Club
1ssEntertained. College Boys
and Girls.

and GlrlS.
Trenton welcomes heartily and
with sincerest cordiality that beau
tiful girl bride, Mrs. Chester Swear
ingen, who was Miss Mamie Cato
from Monetta. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swearingen were married in Aiken
on Thursday afternoon last by Rev.
Driggers, only few of the young
couples most intimate friends wit
Messing the ceremony. Immediate
ly afterward the bridal party motor
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Swearin-
gems, the parents of the groom,
where an elegant supper was served,
other friends having been invited in.
Mrs. Swearingen wore very hand
some coat suit of blue silk poplin,
with all the accessories to match,
which was extremely becoming to
her stylish figure.
Mr.. Elwyn Moore and Mr.. Amos
Moore from Edgefeld were guests
of Mr.. Fred Bryan on Monday.
Mrs. A. c. Penn is visiting Mrs.
W. NJ. Leopard in Columbia.
Miss Ruth Long is in Rock Hill
in attendance upon the summer
school.
Miss Matte Harrison, who grad
uated in music from Coker, is at
home, having gone to visit friend
in Florence before coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Day, Miss
Beatrice Stevens, Miss Laurie Moore
and MIR. J. NJ. Vann formed a con-
genial party for an automobile trip
TO Columbia for the weekend visit
to Mrs. Claude Werts.
Mrs. Rudolph Swearingen was
the delightful hostess for the ma
tron's embroidery club On Thurs
day, serving lovely salad course
after her guests had worked ener-
getically for two hours.
On the same afternoon Miss Lou
ise Coleman entertained the entire
nous embroidery club, composed OF
the Young Iadies Of the town: She,
too, served a lovely lunch at the
close of the pleasurable meeting.
Still another set, who are enjoy
ing the pleasant and profitable en-
broidory club meets, are the very
young girls of Trenton. When
they are all gathered in one large
circle. so intent in their work, SO
young, so pretty, they remind us
of beautiful rose buds, so we intul.
lively called them the Rose Bud"
set. Miss Sabe Miller charmingly
entertained her club on Wednesday,
serving delicious ices and cakes late
in the afternoon.
After attending the graduating
exercises of her daughter, Miss
Helen Clark, Mrs. Austin Clark, ac-
companied by Miss Clark, visited
friends in Marion. Their friends
are happy to have them at home
again.
Miss Emma Bouknight, Messrs.
Joe and Bettis Bouknight have re-
turned from Charleston, where they
attended the graduating exercises of
their brother, Mr.. William Bouk'
night.
Mr.. league Hunter and Mr.. Will
liam Wise are at home from college
duties, the former from the South
Carolina University, the latter from
Clinton.
Mrs. J. F. Belts and Mr.. Will
liam Belts visited friends in CO.
lumbia this week. =
Miss Mosella 7Mims from Harts-
Vile is the attractive guest of Miss
Louise Coleman.
MIR. White from Louisville, Ca,
has returned home after a visit to
Mrs. L. D. Crouch. -. go. d. ,
Mr..;Geo. Swearingen, is enjoying
visit in Greenwood this week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. j: w. Bunch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Owens from
Columbia stopped by for visit to.
Mr.. and Mrs.!J. D. Mathis. on Sun
day. They were en- ,youte. for,Gur:.
rytown, the old. boyhoQd' home Of
Mr.. Bunch.
Miss Miriam Holland from Wir~':
! ston-Salem, N. C.,,.spent tKe'.yass"
week with. her grandmotfer,';Mfs.
Julia Holland, q. &c @.i :: :
We hear that. our 5i little friend.
Miss Dorothy; Bsttis, j. being show
cred with social compliments dur
| ing her visit to Mrs. S. r. Lucas OF.