Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-20
covered with flowers from sympathiz.

covered with flowers from sympathiz'
ing friends.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Harry strother and Mrs. Wallace
Turner entertained the Young Ma,
irons club, the occasion being in the
home of the former. Besides the IL
members there were several guests
After chatting and fancy work an
amusing contest was had and the
prize fell to Mrs. Howard Payne. Mrs
Joe Cox and Mrs. Heber Ballentine
drew for the consolation, it falling to
the former.
The hostess served dainty salad
course followed by frozei. cream and
cake.
Mrs. ]. w. Marsh spent last week
in Columbia and attended the State
meeting of the Presbytery, going as
delegate from the Presbyterian Mis-,
sion Society.
Mrs. Frank Bland is at home from
a months stay in Darlington with
her sister, Mrs. I. 7. yelling.
Mrs. Barlow Walsh entertained the
members of the Narcosa club very
pleasantly on Friday afternoon, and
with this cordial hostess the after
noon was one of many enjoyments.
A delicious repast was served after
music.
Mrs. David Philips of Springf cid
has been for visit to relatives.
Mrs. P. B. Waters visited relatives
in Augusta last week.
Mr.. John A. Suber spent Sunday in
Columbia with his sister.
Mrs. Finley of Florida is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hes
ter.
Mrs. Annie P. Lewis, Miss Marie
Lewis and Messrs. Elliot and Archie
Lewis attended the burial of Mr..
John Bell Towill, at Batesburg on
Sunday last.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary
Baptist church, during the past week
made a large package of hospital sup
plies which will be used in the hospit-
al, in Chengchow, China. Several OF y
' 'the nembe conipie eting the course
in surgical dressing when the class
was organized here during the world
war, were qualified for such work,
and it was great pleasure to the
Young women to be able to prepare
this box of articles for use. which the
auxiliary has already sent to Mrs.
Boatwright, State chairman.
DR.. Pruitt of Anderson will have
charge of this hospital at Chengchow
and it is an especial pleasure to the
Young women in making these, as
Mrs. Pruitt, who was Miss Mary Cul
lum of Batesburg, is warm friend
of some of the members, and during
the world war, taught surgical dress
ing classes with one of the Johnston
young women in seven of the towns.
The music club met with Mrs. G.
P. Corn on Tuesday afternoon, the
chief business being in hearing re-
port of the recent Federation at
Camden, this being given by Mrs. L.
S. Maxwell, and impressions were CIV
en- by others who attended.
The club is planning for an enter
tainment to be given in a few weeks,
which will probably be a May fete.
The subject of the musical program
was emusic Inspired by Birds" an
enjoyable program being rendered.
The hostess served dainty salad
course with coffee.
The sixth grade of the High School
enjoyed picnic on Friday at Lovers
Leap, the merry crowd leaving the
campus at 1870 o'clock, being &C
companied by Misses Edna Bailey and
Ella Jacobs. The beautiful woods, the
branch and other attractions held the
picnic crowd until the sun had set.
Some, for the first time had flying
ride on "tree riding horses" but
minded not the falls.