The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-02-16
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2 SOCIAL CALENDAR
= FOR WEEKEND

+ Friday, Feb. 16: Mrs. Ira b. =
+ Jones, Sr., Rook Party, 3:45 p. +
r m. =
+ Miss Juanita Nealy, College +
= Party, 500 o'clock p. m. =
r Miss Ruth Riddle, Valentine &
I. Party, in honor of Misses Caro- =
+ line and Jolie Porter and Mary Z
+ Elliot Carnes.
T. Saturday, Feb. IT: Miss Ell +
I. freida Poag, Birthday Party, +
+ in honor of Jennie Lee Sherard, +
i. member of Sunday School Glass, +
+ 800 p. m. =
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The Surprise Party which occurred
at Miss Melitta Faile's on Thursday
evening terminated in a double sur
prise when the family greeted and
entertained the young guests. Be
fore the evening closed delightful re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. w. r. Thomson was hostess
to the Chesterfield Avenue Book
club on Wednesday afternoon. There
were five tables, and after many in
teresting and exciting games, re-
freshments in two courses were serv
ed. Each guest was given valen>
tine favor, symbolic of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Poag enter
tanned a few friends at a delightful
five-course luncheon at their home
on Barr street Thursday at p. m.
Those enpoying this affair were Mes
danes p. b. Morrow of Mt. Carmel
w. r. Thomson, Frank Harper, o.
r. Bartlett, A. G. Ellison, Tom Dos
ter, ]. X Connors and Miss Bess Nc
IManus.
Miss Rosalie Ferguson entertained
the Methodist Missionary society at
her home on French street Tuesday
AFTERNOON. \ very interesting AMI
cnjoyable program was carried out,
and Miss Ruth Riddle. with Miss
Irene Stcwman as alternate. was
elected as delegate to the Upper Caro-
lima Conference to be held in Rock
Hill March 18th to 18th A most
delicious salad course was then
Served.
A lovely Valentine party for the
Ibencdt of the Children's Chapter OF
THE United Daughters of the Confed-
Ieracy was held at Miss Mary Hough's
ION Tuesday evening. The lower floor
Iof her spacious home was thrown in
Ito one and was effectively decorated
lin red hearts Various games were
Iplayed during the evening. after
which sandwiches and punch, most
Idelectable beverage. were served. The
dimes for admission will so to swell
the U. D. c. treasury.
The social committee of the Metho
dist church, consisting OF Walter
Stewman Clay leader), w. II. Terry
J. O. Porter, Boyd Horton, j. c. Ed
lwarGs. r B. Roddey, f. G. Lazenby
and Hazel Ferguson, gave a mucn
enjoyed oyster supper to the men of
Thursday evening. This was for the
purpose OF making the members bet
ter acquainted with each other in
order to establish unity and CO.
operation in their work.
Mrs. Ernest Moore entertained in
honor Of her Sunday school class
from u 9 o'clock Wednesday,
Valentine decorations made a glow
Ing back ground for the happy little
faces. Misses Eliza Moore and Laura
Gilbert Williams assisted in the en-
tertainment, of which rook was the
chief amusement Collie Murchison
scored highest among the boys and
Beulah Mae Laney among the girls,
each being awarded heart-shape
box OF candy. Hal GOoch cut the
consolation and received a valentine.
Two courses were then served.
On Thursday, February 18th, at
I2:3O O'Clock the home of Ex-Chief
, Justice and Mrs Ira B. Jones on
! Chesterfield Avenue was the scene
) of most elaborate six-course dining.
: Those enjoying the delightful hospi-
tality OF Mrs. Jones were: Mesdames
G.. NJ. Jones OF Pulaski, Tenn, Mar
garet Minter of Baltimore, Leroy
Springs, Dave Kellar, H. r. Muir
Gibson, Lola Heath Crawford, Chas.