Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-06
Interesting News Letter From
Trenton.

interesting NEWS LeltSi 1iohi
Trenton.
Monday afternoon the Episcopal
Sunday School gave their children
an egg hunt at salter's pond. After
the hunt delightful sandwiches and
ice tea was served.
On Tuesday last, Mrs. j. R. Moss
surprised her husband with a SIX
o'clock birthday dinner. The table
was beautiful in its decorations, with
baskets of pink roses at each end and
in the center was birthday cake
with as candles. An elegant three
course turkey dinner was served.
The guests included were the imme-
date family, Mrs. Susie Miller and
Mrs. Susie Wise.
Mrs. Pick Salter, Mrs. E. L. Ryan,
Mrs. E. W. King, Misses Grace Sal
ter and Julia Wise were visitors in
Augusta on Wednesday last.
Miss Emma Bouknight has as her
guest Mrs. John Skinner, of New
York.
1t was a great surprise on last
Wednesday when Miss orrie Miller
and Mr.. John Mathis were married
in Augusta. They are now spending
their honeymoon in Crescent City,
Florida. After two weeks visit they
will make Augusta their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wise and Will
liam Wise spent Sunday in Louisville,
Ca, with Mrs. Ed Strother.
Mrs. E. W. King and Miss Grace
Salter gave a surprise party at Miss
Julia Wise's Friday evening. After
several games of cards and Hearts
Dice were played, punch and cake
were served.
Rev. and Mrs. Hammie Ethredge
are spending the week with relatives
in Trenton.
Miss Ruth Crouch and Mrs. Ma
theny, of Saluda, have been visiting
Miss sabe Miller.
The Kill Kare Club had a delight
full picnic on Saturday last near
Aiken.
Mr.. John McCarty of saluda is
visiting Miss Ethel Harrison.
Mrs. Ben Miller entertained the
Trenton D. A. R. Chapter last We'd
|.nesday. After the business was
transacted a social half-hour was
spent, and during that time Mrs.
Miller served a delightful salad
course and ice tea.
Mr.. Jas. D. Mathis has enjoyed
splendid fishing in his private pond
just below Trenton in the last few
days during the delightful weather.
On one afternoon with two of his
friends he caught nine beautiful
trout, the largest weighing 2 ID
pounds. The next afternoon he was
accompanied by Mr.. Lott, of John
ston, and they caught string of
eight trout, the largest weighing four
pounds, being caught by Mr.. Lott.
Echoes From the Blue Bird Party.
Announcing the engagement of
Miss Emma Belts Bouknight to Mr..
Leland Long Miller, of Richmond,
Virginia.
The receiving line was composed
of Mrs. j. D. Mathis, Sr., Misses
Emma Bouknight, Dollie Belts, Mrs.
P. B. Day, Mrs. Wilmer QUITS, Mrs.
Charles Graham, Misses Katherine
Minis, Maude Belts and Mrs. Skin
ner. Mrs. Wallace Wise received the
guests at the door. Mrs. j. R. Moss
conducted them to the punch bowl,
and Misses Sue Zimmerman and Sara
Seigler served punch. Mrs. w. H.
Moss escorted the guests to the re-
ceiving line and Mrs. Rudolph Swear
ingen and Mrs. E. L. Ryan accom-
panied them to the dining room,
where Mrs. D. r. May and Mrs. L. c..
,ot,
was served by Misses Fannie and
Ethel Harrison. All in the dining
room wore evening dresses. Miss
Julia Wise presided over the hand
painted blue bird brides book.
Others assisting were Mrs. Susie Mil
Ter, Mrs. j. H. Courtney, Mrs. E. W..
King ad Miss Grace Salter. Miss
Arab Gatlin had charge of the nlu-
sical program and she and Miss Susie
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