Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-19

there is always a full, well prepared
program.
Mrs. John Halford entertained with
a lovely AFTERNOON party on Wednes-
day in honor of Miss Halle White.
The rooms were decorated in bright
autumn flowers and tables were ar
ranged for rook. Miss White received
beautiful cut glass pitcher.
After an animated game, all were
invited into the dining room. The ia
BILE was very attractive in its arrange
ments. The centerpiece was a very
large cake, and on this was minia-
ture bride and groom. From the cake
came tiny ribbons, on the end of each
being little bouquet which formed
a bright circle around the cake. Each
guest drew ribbon and a favor came
from the cake. Miss Whites ribbon
drew the bride and groom, and as she
lifted these up, long ribbon was
drawn out and on this were many
beautiful handkerchiefs from those
present.
While these were being viewed. a
variety of sandwiches with punch was
served. The occasion was very pleas
ant.
4 The Mary Ann Buie chapter, U.
D. c., gave kitchen shower for Miss
Halle White on Saturday afternoon,
this being held in the home of Mrs.
B. T. Boatwright, who was most hos
pitable and cordial. The members of
the bridal party were also present.
As the guests arrived they were seat
ed at tables, each having bowls of red
and white flowers, the honoree's ta-
BILE having a large basket of white
roses. A delicious two course repast
was served. Just as this was conclud-
ed, Burrell and Mark Boatwright, as
expressmen, came in with an express
wagon full of everything house
keeper could want in her kitchen. ALI
this came as surprise to the hon
oreee. Everyone then wrote a favo-
rite recipe, which were made into a;
pretty booklet and presented to Miss,
White. =
Miss White expressed her appre--
citation to the chapter and Mrs. Boat
wright for the pleasures of the after
noon.
Mrs. P. N. Keesee entertained with
a beautiful afternoon party on Fri
day and at this Miss Halle White
was again the honoree
After cordial greetings progressive
rook was enjoyed and after the game
the honoree was presented with a
lovely gift. Miss White was attired in
a very becoming costume of old rose
Poiret twill and velvet.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. ]. w.
Mish served a salad course with tea.
Misses Irene, Theresa and Fiorrie
Purvis are guests of Mrs. J. W. Blan-
ton.
The Angeline Bacon chapter, c. Of
C. met with Miss Estelle Wright Sat-
urday afternoon, and officers were
elected for the year. President, Miss
Marion Turner; vice president, Miss
Corine Culbreath; secretary, Miss
Mary Walker; treasurer, Miss Ora
belle Perry. Several plans were made
to carry one the work for the year,
and good program was had. All en-
joyed dainty sweet course.
Miss Lottie Bean, who is teaching
at Batesburg spent the weekend here
at her home.
Mrs. S. j. Watson was hostess for
the New Century club on Tuesday
last, and everyone enjoyed the meet
ing The entertainment committee re-
ported that SIG had been made. The
other committees all reported be-
ing active along their special.
The club is studying mythology and
several papers were had on the SUBJ
ject followed by an open discussion.
Later pink and white block cream,
with Lady Baltimore cake was serv-
ed. Miss Maizie Kinard gave two mu-
sical numbers.
The friends here of Mr.. John Ken
ney will regret to know that his
death occurred last week in Missis-
sippi. Mr.. Kenny spent his boyhood
days here. He was a brother to Mr..
c. D. Kenney.
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