Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
TRENTON NEWS.
Many Charming Social Func-
tions Given in Honor of
Visitors. D. A. R.
written for last week.

Written for last week. i.
! Mrs j. W. White from Louis
Vile, Ca, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. d. Crouch. In compliment
to Mrs. White many delightful So
cial affairs have been given, notably
beautiful was the bridge party at
the home of Mrs. S. A. Morrall on
Saturday afternoon given by Mrs.
Wallace Wise, Mrs. F. P. Bryan,
Mrs. Willie Miller and Mrs. Nor
rail-, familiarly known as the Hap
py Four 1.-THE home was decorated
throughout with dafodils and in the
dining room where the guests were
seated around the beautifully ap-
pointed table, this exquisite flower
was everywhere in evidence and
everything, even the china in which
the elegant luncheon was served,
blended in perfect harmony, the
shaded candles giving an added
touch of beauty to the scene. When
each guest had found her place des-
ignated by lovely cards, one of them
instinctively raised a glass of
sparkling water and said
Here's every good wish for the be-
loved Happy Four
May they have continued happi-
ness forevermore.
10 the fair honoree, Mrs. j. w.
White
To have been invited to your par
ty gives US great delight.
Mrs. White who is quick at re-
par ereplied
You have done me honor my dear
friends
And / thank you over and over
again."
Then without a moments hesita-
ton Mrs. Morrall said:
The pleasure is ours speak for
. the four 5 g
You haven't enjoyed il as we
have r know. g
And thus throughout the entire
afternoon from the beginning of
the game till the guests departed
there was real pleasure and enjoy
ment and feeling of at home which
will cause this affair to Always be
associated with sweetest memories.
Misses Louise and Charlotte
Brown, two of Abbeville's loveliest
young ladies are visiting friends and
relatives here.
MIR. Gadsden Morrall from Sa-
vannah is spending several days
with his brother, DR.. S. A. MorraIl-
Miss Lucille Cullum from Bates
burg will arrive on Wednesday the
23rd to be present at the birthday
celebration of her devoted relative
and our beloved friend, Mrs. Emily
Manget.
Mrs. B. J. Day will be hostess
for the d. A.. r.. on Thursday at
ternoon of this week at which time
program relative to the Father OF
our country will be rendered.
A charming visitor in our midst
at present is Miss Eloise Strother
from Walhalla, the guest of Mrs.
Walter Wise. In honor of Miss
Strother Mrs. Wise gave beauti-
full party Monday evening, cards
proving the happy diversion. At
the close of the game Mrs. Wise
served delightful refreshments,
Mrs. L. D. Crouch entertained
with a Washington's birthday par
ty on Thursday afternoon compll-
mentaIy to Mrs. J. d. White. Cards
and contests were thoroughly en-
ioyed by the forty guests present
and late in the afternoon Mrs.
Crouch served chicken salad
sandwiches with hot chocolate and
whipped cream. Tiny hatchets were
given as souvenirs of the happy
events.
DR.. T. J. Hunter is suffering
from the pain and inconvenience OF
broken arm fall that is deeply
regretted by his host of friends.
Mr.. J. F. Belts presented his
wife and daughter with handsome
Buick during the past week.
Among the entertainments given
| for Mrs. White none was more
beautiful or more thoroughly en-
joyed than that of Mrs. j. Il. Moss
on Wednesday afternoon. crimson
japonicas were used SO effectively
and in such profusion that 1t could
truly be defined a japonica party.
Bridge was played, red hearts being
used for the score and tiny arrows
tied with ribbon as place cards. The
dining room was a dream of lowell