Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-06-25
.oom, which was lighted in colored

room, which was lighted in colored
globes.
There were three calling hours, be-
ginning at 4:3O o'clock, and a num-
Der of friends came, there being
about $50. The guests were greeted
at the front by Mrs. Walter Sawyer
and Miss Sara Sawyer and those re-
ceiving in the hallway were Mesdames
IW. ]. Hatcher, H. G. Edison, Claude
Lott, Joe Smith and T. R. Denny.
The prevailing color in the hall
was green and white. Purch was serv-
ed by Misses Louise Boyd and Mar
garet and Katherine Smith. In the
parlor, which was all white, the re-
ceiving line stood, being composed of
Mrs. J. L. Smith, Mrs. Earl Smith,
Mrs. Herbert Ballentine, a recent
bride, Miss Myrtis Smith, Mrs. ]. A.
Dobey, Misses Ella and Ola Smith.
The guests were introduced by Mrs.
C. P. Corn and Miss Marian Mob
ley. Sweet music was rendered by
Miss Annie Holmes Harrison. From
the parlor the groups of arrivals
went to the dining room which was
lovely in pink decoration. Mesdames
H. D. Grant and M. w. Crouch pre-
siding in here. The dining table was
covered with a large lace cloth, and
Mrs. Joseph Cox and Miss Maude
Sawyer were seated here and cut
block cream in pink and white which
was served by Misses Helen Lewis,
Antoinette Denny, Eunice Abrams,
Sallie Hayward and Orleana Cart
ledge, and favors of brides and cupids
were pinned on by Miss Ella Jacobs.
D The entire affair was one of much
happiness.
Mrs. ]. N. Lott and Mrs. Nancy
Lott visited Mrs. Jim Crouch in
Batesburg last week.
The friends of Mr.. Ben Lewis are
happy to know that he will soon be
at home, news of his landing having
been received.
Those attending the Masonic meet
ing atTrenton Monday evening were
lMessrs. John Wright, j. Howard
Payne, j. w. stimens, Joseph Cox
|spann 9soneg .. r. Wright, Will Rho
den, j Ohm Suber and George Hardy.
Mr.. Barlow Walsh and Master Bill
lie have gone to Sumter for short
visit.
Mrs. Virginia Lott has gone to Nc
Cormick to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Porter Dorm.
Mrs. Walter Sawyer entertained
at her attractive home near town on
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Earl Smith, and the fifty friends in
vited passed away two very happy
hours.
The rooms were decorated with
bowls full of black-eyed yellow
daisies and the lights were softly
shaded in yellow.
After cordial greetings, fruit nee
tar was served by Misses Louise Boyd
and Margaret and Kathleen Smith.
Tables were arranged for progressive
rook and on each table were bon bon
dishes of chocolates to enjoy during
the game. Opera selections from the
Victrola were enjoyed. At the conclu-
sion, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Ballentine
were both presented with dainty
gifts.
The hostess assisted by Misses Sue
Smith, Sara Sawyer and Maude Saw
yer, served block cream in yellow and
white with chocolate cake.
Miss Rounette Hirshman of Sum-
ter is the guest of Miss Fannie Shade.
Mrs. league Price of Augusta has
been visiting in the home of her
father, Mr.. j. R. Hart.
Mr.. John Wright visited his broth
er, Mr.. Luth Wright at Camp Jack
son, last week who has just arrived
from overseas.
Mrs. Herbert Edison most charm
ingly entertained a number of her
friends Saturday afternoon the hon
orees being the two recent brides
Mrs. Hebert Ballentine and Mrs. Earl
Smith.
The lower floor of the home was
thrown together and gave ample
room for the tables arranged for
rook, three hands being played. The
means of entertainment then changed
and all were given typed list of
o,+;o1ac of hri5e:s tro11cSeau every