Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-11

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hearts together, although they never
saw each other until shortly before
the happy day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weirse left Friday
morning for their home in Charles
ton, the bride wearing an attractive
travelling suit of blue. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Westmoreland and is an unusually
pleasant and attractive young wo-
man, and it is regretted that she will
now make her home elsewhere. Mr..
Weirse holds a position with the
Charleston News and Courier.
The Many Ann Buie chapter met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. AL
Clark. The chapter is having marked
veterans graves in rural cemeteries
and the committee reported active
work.
It was decided to have Memorial
Day exercises on Thursday afternoon
May IL, all to meet at Presbyterian
church, 4:30 o'clock. The Shower
box" sent to the Confederate Home
was gratefully acknowledged by a
letter, the box being valued at $3.50
The annual picnic for the veterans
and Girls of the COS will again be
with Mrs. Martha Edwards, the date
to be set later, but to be in June.
Several committees that facilitate
the activities of the chapter by re-
ports, showed each one at produc-
tive work. A splendid report of the
district conference at Edgefeld was
given by Mrs. Barlow Walsh.
After a program on Sidney Lanier
the hostess served an enjoyable salad
course with iced tea.
Mrs. Frank S. Bland was the hos
tesssof two arming parties given in in
honor Of Mrs. Julian Pickens Bland
on last Tuesday. About 60 were in
vited to meet the guest of honor, one
half being entertained in the morn
ing and the others in the afternoon.
The rooms were bright and fra
grant with baskets of. roses and sweet
peas, and tables were about for rook.
After the games the guests were
asked to write advice as to man
aging husband, which, when read
proved very amusing.
While music was being enjoyed,
dainty salad course was served.
Mr.. John Milne and little son re-
turned this week to their home in
Tennessee after a months stay here
with relatives.
Miss Antoinette Denny went over
to Columbia to hear the Russian SYM
phony Orchestra, spending the time
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark of Aiken
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. j. L. Walker was hostess for
the New Century club on Tuesday
afternoon, with good attendance.
The members heard with pleasure
that committee was raising funds
to fit up the school grounds, by SELL
ing. lunches at RECESS, this consisting
of iced milk, waters and sandwiches.
The children are very appreciative
of this.
A movement for kindergarten
class having been started, the edu-
cational committee was to cooperate
with this and help in furthering it.
The members were reminded to
bring study topic for next meeting,
which will be voted on, several were
mentioned at this time.
After a pleasing program music
was rendered by Miss Mary Walker,
and as she played march al, went
into the dining room, where seated
at beautifully appointed table, with
sparkling cut glass and silver, an
elaborate salad course with hot vi
ands was served, followed by custard
cream and angel food cake.
Mrs. Archie Lewis entertained the
bridge club on Wednesday after
noon, the honoree being her sister,
Mrs. John Milne of Tennessee. The
other guest of honor was Mrs. Julian
Bland.
Two very pleasant hours were
spent, and following bridge Miss
Marie Lewis received the prize for
the highest score and Mrs. Earl Smith
the prize for the highest score at
rook. Mrs. Milne received the guest
prize and both she and Mrs. Bland