Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-05-27

her. Dorothy Perkins roses filled
many baskets about the large green
living room and made a pleasing et-
feet. There were several other guests
and all enjoyed game of progressive
rook. While sweet music was beng
had the hostess served a delicious
salad course. Mrs. l. T. yelling was
presented the honor guest prize, Mrs.
j. L. Walker, the prize, for the high
est score and Miss Sue Smith a prize
for making the highest cut.
The New Century club met Tues
day afternoon at Breezy Heights, the
home of Mrs. J. w. Marsh. The
weather was inclement but never-the-
less, there was a good attendance for
the meetings held here are always
very enjoyable.
Mrs. Chas.- Pedrick, the hostess
mother, assisted her in receiving the
arrivals
Miss Clara Sawyer conducted the
meeting, the chief business being,
hearing the report of the recent fed
Grafton, which was given in a full
and comprehensive manner by Mrs.
j. H. White. And reading of beautiful
and appropriate resolutions upon the
death of Mrs. F. M. Boyd by Mrs. j.
A. Lott, chairman. The election of
officers were as follows: President,
Miss Clara Sawyer; Vice-President,
Mrs. ]. w. Marsh; Recording Secre-
tary, Miss zena Payne; Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. j. A. Lott to sue
Fceed Mrs. P. N. Lott, who had served
THE term of two years; Treasurer,
Miss Mallie Waters, to succeed Mrs.
James Strother; Critic, Mrs. H. d.
Grant; Librarian, Mrs. j. L. Walker.
At the Federation, all clubs were
requested to send at least six books
to the Girls School at Campobello.
This school corresponds to the Boys
Reformatory School at Florence. The
Librarian, Mrs. Walker was asked to
see to the sending of the books which
the members donated at this meeting.
Mrs. P. N. Lott had charge of the
literary period using "Prophr
the subject which was most fa;aEes
DIN Edison gave S
paper and Mrs. j. H. White al
y. A. Lott gave selections on -
Iject. Mrs. Lon Crouch gave
Later the hostess served de e2 IS
cream and pound cake, swec as
decorating each plate.
Mrs. T. R. Hoyt most delightfully."-
entertained the We-are-Twelve club
OH Friday afternoon.
T In addition to the members, there
were "a guests and nine tables of
rook, filled with these, the rooms were
animated scenes. The game was live
! Ily and all enjoyed it.
Later the hostess served a delicious
repast, being assisted by Mrs. Fan
ME Hoyt.
Mrs. ]. W. Mish entertained the Pi
Tau club n.alast Thursday, the hon
oree being Mrs. Oliver. Hamilton.
This pleasant occasion was had in the
home of Mrs. P. N. Kneese, which
was attractively decorated in quanti-
ties of flowers. A game of progress
i've rook passed happy hour after
which tempting repast was served.
The Apollo Music club met on
"Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. T. R .Hoyt, she with Mrs. J. w.
Cox being hostess.
This was the last meeting for the
year and all meetings have been so
enjoyable, with the musical pro-
gram and study, that every one was
sorry that they were ended.
TIL study course for next year was
voted on and the program at each
meeting will be made out by a leader
and three assistants, each leader to
thinks will interest the members.
select any musical subject that she
Miss Payne appointed the commit
tees to facilitate the work for the
coming year. Tr
To prepare the year book: Chair
man, Mrs. Minis Walker, Mesdames
T. R. Hoyt and ]. H. White and Miss
Gladys Sawyer.
Social Service: Chairman, Mrs. G..
P. Corn, Mesdames, w. ]. Hatcher,
and L. S. Maxwell; I t4 :
Entertainments: Chairman, Miss