Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-06-18

make their home elsewhere.
A most delightful affair of the pas
week was that of last Wednesday aft
ernoon when Mrs. Olin Edison enter
tained in honor of her sisters, Misse
Eva and Jessie Rushton.
The rooms were bright and fra
: grant with many flowers and abou
were tables, with pretty score card
| given to each one, soon had all seate,
with partners. Dainty little pinl
booklets, on each page were founc
Sc groupes of words that signifet
some qualification of noted men ant
women, each three words beginning
with the initial of the noted man. Fol
instance, Real-Eanest-Leader, the
guessers found out to be R. E. L..
Robert E. Lee.
Three minutes were given each
page, the ones making most correct
ly progressing. At the conclusion it
was found that Mrs. o. D. Black had
the largest number of correct ms
wers.
After the contest the hostess as
sisted by Mrs. Herbert Edison, Mrs.
Pearce Rushton and Mrs. w. G..
Templeton, served an elaborate salad
course, Everyone greatly enjoyed
the occasion.
The w. c. T. U. met Friday after
noon with Mrs. T. R. Denny. The
chief point of interest was in the re-
port of the Jubilee Drive and the
committee reported S1S7. There were
six memorial members made in this
drive, Mrs. j. D. Edison, Mrs. Eleanor
1vey, Mr.. j. L. Smith, Mr.. D. T. QUITS
Mr.. 7. R, Denny and Mr.. w. j.
Huiet, and the union voted to make
Mrs. c. F. Pechman, memorial men,
Der. This was beautiful tribute to
one that was president for so many
years and labored to faithfully in the
cause.
Others are contemplating making
members Of loved ones. S25
IS the amount to memorialize one %, -
me lses' Wolsk Ss:l ----s-----'''
y aIciing scrap books for soldiers at
Fort Sheridan, which is the "God-
child" of the w. C. T. u, was dis
,ussed, also the sending of contrl-
button. 1t was decided to send a box
Of sweets to the soldiers at Camp
Jackson.
Temperance Sunday had been OBJ
served here in a good way, with the
contest.
The L. T. L. was reported in
flourishing condition, a representa-
tive coming to make the report
The subject for the afternoon was
The Flower Mission and Jennie Cas-
sady's birthday.
Mrs. 0. D. Black arranged the pro-
gram giving some thoughts on the
beautiful mission of flowers. Miss
Mary Walker gave an enjoyable vo-
cal solo that she had given at con-
test. Readings and an account OF the
visit to the County Home on Jennie
Casady's birthday completed the pro-
gram.
Miss Beublh McNenar, a noted
reader of Kpper, w. Va. will be here
on the evening of July 18th to give
an entertainment under the auspices
of The w. C. T. u, this TO be Mrs.
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"
Mrs. j. w. Stimens who is at Johns
Hopkins is much improved, and is ex-
pected home soon.
The Sunday School convention OF
the Ridge association has been pre-
viously announced with the names OIL
the speakers. This is to be ,June 2otn
and 26th here in the Baptist church.
The Chief address will be that OF
Wednesday evening by DR., E. Pendle-
ton Jones of Batesburg, on Missions
and the SIS, 100000 Program"
q committee has been appointed to
make arrangements for the >conven-
tion.
Mrs. w. ]. Hatcher compimented
her sisters, the Misses Duncan of At
Ilanta, with a party on Monday even
ing, every detail of which was greatly
enjoyed. The rooms were fragrant
with many cut flowers and, before E
progressive game, lovely music was
had.
A unmber of tables were arranged
. difforent amusement for each one