Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-05-12
Waters.

Mrs. Y. u. Black reported TWO new
members. Nearly all of the members
had paid 25 cents for the Dams Me-
mortal and 10 cents for endowment
fund for Suth Carolina room in Mu.
scum in Richmond.
The chapter will have charge OF
one of the movies on the %, a splen-
did picture play to be shown.
| A discussion of the Lincoln prop
aganga that is trying to be put forth
nova move to supplant Washing
ton with Lincoln-was had. Members
were urged to watch for this and
combat every error. Keep the great
men, Lee, Jackson, Davis and others
before the children. An invitation
for the veterans picnic was extend
ed by Mrs. Martha Edwards, and the
members gladly accepted this for her
home is an ideal place for such, sew
eral picnics having been had with
her.
The subject of the program was
"The war poets of the Confederacy."
This was conducted with a piano
duet by Misses Frances Turner and
Bette Waters.
The hostess served a tempting re-
past and while this was being enjoy
ed victrola selections were given.
Mr.. Marion Williams of Augusta,
has been for a visit to his sister, Mrs.
T. R. Hoyt.
Mrs. Carl Richards of Ohio, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Edison.
DIR. and Mrs. L. S. Maxwell have
gone to Greenville for a short visit
to relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. H. C. strother, Mas
ter Harry and Josephine have been
to Chappell and Greenwood to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Joe Cox and Mrs. j. H. White
attended the musical festival at
Spartanburg last week.
Misses Maude and Gladys Sawyer
have gone to Georgia to visit their
sister, John Bland 81
Mr.. Leroy Wertz Of Belton has
purchased from Mr.. C. D.. Kenney,
his dwelling here. Mr.. Earl Smith is
now occupying this.
A reception of much beauty was
that of last Wednesday when Mes
danes j.. A. Dobey and James Tomp-
kins entertained in honor of Miss
sallie Hayward, the occasion being
in the home of the former.
Each room was artistically deco
rated in quantities of roses and ferns
color scheme being carried out in
each room, and harmonizing lights
shed soft glow over the scene.
From to z o'clock large num-
Der of friends came. The guests were
greeted at the front by Mesdmaes
G. u. Walker and B. T. Boatwright.
In the centre of the hallway, un-
der bower Of flowers fruit nectar
was served by Misses Frances Tur-
ner and Bette Waters.
Mrs. w. B. QUITS and Miss Elise
Black carried the guests to the par
lor and in the receiving line were
Mrs. Dobey, Miss Hayward, Mrs.
Tompkins, Mrs. Carl Richards and
Miss Estelle Campbell.
While pleasantries were being ex-
changed the happy secret that the
honoree, Miss Hayward, would be
married on June 23rd, to Mr.. Alex
Sullivan of Beaufort, S. c., was told.
From here the guests were carried
to the dining room by Miss Marian
Mobley and Mrs. W. P. Cassells. The
appointments of the dining cable
were lovely, and seated here were
Mrs. i. S. Bland and Miss Orlena
Cartledge who cut pink and white
block cream, which was served with
cake. Pink and white mints were SER
we'd also. Those assisting in serving
were Misses Sue Smith and Maude
Sawyer and Mesdames Minis Walker
and Heber Ballentine.
The occasion was one of great
pleasure to all.
Miss Grace Turner celebrated her
eleventh birthday on Saturday after
noon. Fifty of her young friends
were invited to be with her on this
happy occasion, and after they all
arrived it was beautiful sight to
see them as they played games and