Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-12-07
keeping house, occupying the home
of Mr.. F. S. Bland.

Mrs. Thomas Weiderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson and Miss
Williamson have moved to Ridge
Spring. They have been living here
for the past two years, and have
made many warm friends.
Mr.. ]. A. Suber spent part of the
past week in Columbia with his sis
ter, Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. Robert Turner and family who
have been residing here for the past
three years, are now residing near
Cambridge.
Mrs. James Halford entertained
the bridge club on Thursday morning
in very happy and cordial manner,
and all present spent two most de-
.ightful hours. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. H. w.
Crouch, and sisters, Mesdames, L. S.
Maxwell and Grace Crouch.
Mrs. James Tompkins made the
highest score, and received a beau
tifully embroidered pair of pillow
cases. During music an elaborate lun-
cheon was served.
During the evening, Mrs. Halford
again entertained several couples be-
ing invited and this occasion was
equally enjoyable.
Mr.. I. w. Pender centemplates
having erected on the Fulmer lot, a
very attractive bungalow, which will
be quite an ornament to this now
vacant lot.
Miss Ida Sawyer, of Columbia is
visiting her mother.
The school is very unfortunate in
the fact that the neas A9tures for the
furnace came too small, and the pu-
pills will now have to remain out of
school few days longer, as it is un-
comfortable now without heat.
The Mary Ann Buie chapter met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. w!
Crouch. All reports Of officers and
committees showed active work. All
chapter pledges were paid for the
year, and $50 on hand.
Bound volumes of The Yeteran
were ready to place On The B.ED!C.'
shelf in the town library. The c. of
C. will also bind volume of "The
Veteran" for the library. ;.
A full report of the visit to the
County Home at Thanksgiving was
heard, and the chapter hopes to ar
range for some religious services
there once month.
1t being necessary to elect an au-
ditor and recorder of crosses, Mrs.
Frank Warren, Jr.,s was elected to
the first named office, and Mrs. Bar
tow Walsh to the latter. Mrs. Warren
was elected as delegates alternate
to the State convention at Batesburg.
Miss Antoinette Denny was host
ess for the Apollo Music club on
Tuesday afternoon, the chief busi-
ness being in plans for securing the
Glee club of Columbia for future
date, Maurice Matteson being the
director.
An excellent musical program was
rendered by Mrs. G.. D. Walker, Mrs:
w. C. Connerly, Misses Jacobs, Barr,
and Denny and Mr.. Elliott Lewis,
and Misses Frances Turner, Clara and
Gladys Sawyer. A dainty salad
course was served.
There will be large attendance
from here to the State U. D. c. con-
vention at Batesburg on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. Mrs. O..
D. Black, first state vice president,
Miss Zena Payne, district historian,
Miss Clara Sawyer, president Mary
Ann Buie chapter, Mrs. Joe Cox, del
egate and Mrs. F. NJ. Warren, Jr.,
Mrs. H. w. Crouch, Mrs. M. T. Tur-
ner, Mrs. ]. H. White and Mrs. P. B.
Waters.
The Emily Geiger chapter held a
very interesting and largely attended
meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs.
M. R. Wright.
Steps are being taken to secure a
government marker to place on a
grave of one who was very patriotic
in the Revolutionary War period. The
quilt for Tamassee was exhibited,
quilted, and this with the other arti-
cles will now be sent to the D. A. R.
school.
Thechapter decided to have an en-
tertainment at al early date as fol
lows: can evening of fun;;" prize