The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-18
SOCIETY.

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+ Mrs. Henry Boozer gave charm.
ing rook party at her home in NAH
street Friday afternoon.
Red, adopted as the prevailing color
was beautifully carried out in every
detail. the reception nall and parlor
being thrown into one, and adorned
with red flowers and potted Towering
PANTS. The score was kept on dainty
redand white valentines tied with red
ribbons, and the sweet course which
! followed the game being ice cream
nodded in red and white stripes and
red and white valentines tied with red
! fee.
There were nine tables of players.
Those invited to this delightful party
were Mes6ames William Johnson,
Thomas Johnson, P. G. Ellison, Dar-
rel Smith, R. H. Wright, H. H. Blease,
H. R. Halfacre, C. H. Summer, J. H.
Summer, Pope Buford, F. Higgins, Le-
land Summer, R. T. Caldwell J. B.
Hunter, Howie, Henry Kibler, Nv. A.
Dunn, Claude Schumpert, F. z. Will
son, O. B. Cannon, l.. @. Fellers, c.
Wise, Van Smith, l. H. Hunt L. W.
Seabrook, J. E. Norwood, C. w. Swift
tenberg. John Smith, L. W. Simmons,
D. B. We1ts, J. 7. Sem, C. j. Purcell,
W. H. Hunt, A. C. Brown, Frank Lomi-
mack. R. D. Smith, Jr., Will Ewart, b.
C. Matthews and Misses Marion
Schumpert RubyGoggans, Verna Sum-
mer, Fannie Ramage, May Dodd, jamie
McHowie, and Carolyn Caldwell.
Miss Bess Burton gave beautiful
Valentine party to the members Of
ner grade and teachers Of Speers
Street School, at the close Of lessons
Monday. Her room was artistically
decorated with red hearts, and pro-
fusions of jonquils Several games re
iative to st. Valentines day were ar
ranged for the children and ice cream
and cake were served.
Tie Auction Bridge club had an
e;ening OF pleasure Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. P. z. Scott After a number
of exciting and pleasant games had
been played most delightful refresh
ments were served.
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Gladys Williams, the attractive lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
celebrated her birthday Friday after
noon with lovely party which was
attended by all of her classmates and
a number of other friends. They were:
Mildred Jones, Matte Sem, Thelma
Bolles. Ernestine, Melton, Francis Mel
on, Pauline Klettner, James Wherry
Thomas Wnerry, Harry Lurey, Will
liam Bouknight, Thomas Spearman,
Mildred Spearman, Carlisle Kennedy,
John Hubert Boozer, John SWitten-
berg. Brady Blodsoe, Iautha, Hodge,
Evelyn Baker, Lillian Bedenbaugh,
Lila Holsonback, Earl Holsonback,
Sadie Jones, Este.le Whitaker, Effie
Player, Thomas McTeer, Herbert Nc
Teer, Troxelle Wright Caroline
Weeks, Cole Blease, Cortez Sanders,
Edna sandehs, Arthur 'Asbill, Gladys
Howard, Hubert SETTLER, Bunett Buz-
hardt, Jaunita Hit. Catherine Swift
tenberg, Mary Alice Hipp, Roy Long,
Marie Long. Betty Harris, Sara Frank
Adams, Julia Weeks, Chappell Teague..
The little guests were entertained
with all sorts of games, and refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
Red and white were the colors used
on the table in the center OF which was
the birthday cake with its glitter Of
small red candles AS a souvenir OF
the afternoon each child was given a
pl city valentine.
/ The children showered their little
hostess with gifts to wish her many
happy returns of her birthday.
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