Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-05-18


All the rooms were lighted with
pink lights.
About seventy five guests came
during the afternoon, these being
received by Mesdames c. P. Corn,
Archie Lewis, j. L. Walker, and
Walter Sawyer.
Punch and sandwiches were served
in the library by Mrs. ]. W. Cox and
Miss Elise Mobley, Miss Antoinette
Denny furnishing music.
In the parlor the receiving line
was composed of the hostess and
honoree, Mrs. Leland Miller, Mrs.
Julian Bland, Mrs. Lovic Smith, Mrs.
L. S. Maxwell, Mrs Lester Broad
water.
The guests were carried to the
dining room by Mrs. o. D. Black,
and served with pink and white block
cream and angel-food cake by Mes
danes M. w. Crouch, James Tomp-
kins, j. Howard Pagne, Misses Sue
Smith Maud Sawyer, Ella Jacobs,
and Pearl Witt.
The table was lovely with garlands
of maline and sweet peas, silver
basket of sweet peas being the cen
terpiece.
The affair was one of much
beauty and pleasure.
Mrs. Emma Mace and her sister,
Miss Agnes Griffin, of Marion, are
guests of their cousin, Mrs. Bessie
Bean.
Mrs. o. D. Black and Miss. Zena
Payne were joint hostesses for the
Apollo music club on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Besides tho members the
visitors here were also invited, and
the meeting was q very pleasant one,
the Subject study being attractive.
The meeting was held in the home
of the former, Miss Antoinette Den
ny leading.
The club having offered a prize
for the best average in music in high
school, the committe was asked
to have this on hand, if possible, so
that it might be presented at the
musical recital during commence
ment.
Chorus books were distributed, the
members having recently purchased
these.
The program led by Mrs. Joe Cox
had as it's subject, Music Relating to
Flowers, Mrs. j. W.. Marsh giving a
fine paper and Mrs. W. S. Brooke
events.
Piano selections: Mesdames L. S.
Maxwell, Minis Walker, E. B. Dasher,
T. R. Hoyt and John Milne, voice:
Mrs. C. P. Corn and Miss Frances
Turner.
After the programme tempting
salad course, with iced tea was ser
we'd. A social while was spent, all en-
joying being with the visitors, all be-
ing warm friends.
The "Microbe of Love" which was
presented by the Edgefield Troupe,
here ,on Saturday evening, was
enjoyed by all that attended.
The parts were each given well, and
the town is to be congratulated on
possessing so much talent.
The Senior and Junior classes of
the High school enjoyed reception
on Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
This was a very happy occasion
and besides the members of the class
es, there were a number of other
friends.
Mrs. o. D. Black, as First state
vice-president of the U. D. c., has
been invited to bring greetings from
the South Carolina division of the
U. D. c., to the veterans as they
gather in their annual reunion,
which invitation she accepted, and
will attend.
The reunion will be at Camden,
May the 1S tn. and 10 tn.
Mrs. Black has been appointed
matron Of honor at camp McHenry,
of this place.
Mrs. Alice Cox and James Robert
are visiting Mrs. Paul Perry at Peak
Mr.. Frank Suber has been visiting
his niece, Mrs.W. B. Yonce, at Ed
gefield.
The High school closes with this
week, and on Sunday May %, the
commencement sermon will be pre-