The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-06-02

ner was served. Cards and music were
later enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Berry, Jr. en-
tertained with a fish fry at their
home few miles west of Latta, on
Friday evening. The usual warm
hospitality was received and every
thing bountifully served as this
popular host and hostess are famed
in these virtues.
The people of Latta had quite a
surprise one day last week in the
marriage Of H. Leon LeGette to Miss
Gladys Wright Of Marlboro county.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. B. G. Murphy pastor of the Clio
Methodist church. The marriage took
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs James Wright,
who live on a farm about five miles
from Clio. The happy couple are
spending a few days here at Latta
with the bridegroom's parents Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. B. LeGette.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith were de-
llghtful host and hostess on Tues
day evening when they entertained
twenty of their friends. The house
was made pretty with many spring
blossoms. This, with the warm and
generous hospitality received from
the host and hostess, made it a pleas
ant occasion indeed: Chicken bog,
served in molds with hot rolls, pick
les, coffee, fruit salad, ice cream and
cake were bountifully served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Rogers and
Miss Amanda Edwards.
Mrs. w. D. Bethea entertained the
Bridge Club on Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Julia Rogers a new
member. The wide attractive porches
OF Mrs. Bethea's new home were
made more attractive with vases,
bowls and baskets of golden nastur-
tiums and hyderranges. This pretty
background combined with cooling
breezes made it an ideal place for
playing and a number of spirited
games were enjoyed. Miss Ormie Be
thea was presented a dainty vanity
box for making highest score. Late
In the afternoon the hostess assisted
by Mrs. r. ]. Dew and Miss Winks
Bailey served CONCEALED fruit salad.
sandwiches and crackers with iced
tea and mints.
Miss Mae Brady entertained fif-
teen couples of the younger set on
Tuesday evening with a lovely party
from nine until eleven. The house
was beautifully decorated with mas
es. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceivlng and entertaining by her moth
er and father Mr.. and Mrs W. w.
Brady and Miss Gertrude Manning.
Many merry games and contests with
lovely music were enjoyed. Delicious
iced fruit punch was freely dispensed
throughout the evening from bower
of blossoms in the reception hall.
The guests reluctantly parted, all
pronouncing Miss Mae a most charm
ing hostess.
Mrs. A. l.. Hardee of Florence who
has been the guest of Miss Teresa
Dew was complimented with a rook
party on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
ID. B. Shine. The rooms were attrac-
tiveiy decorated in Tiger lilies, mas
turtium5 and blue hyderrapges carry
ing out the color motif of gold and
blue. used in all details Score cards
further carried out these two colors.
Card tables with dainty covers of
,cretonne besprinkled in golden flow
ers with blue markers We're placed
for the players. A number of games
were played, when scores were count
ed, Mrs. Howard Bass holding high
est was presented with a box OF
crepe de chine handkerchiefs, while
the consolation fell to Mrs. L. A.
Manning, Jr. The honor guest was
presented with a bottle of perfume
After cards were laid aside refresh
ments consisting of golden pineapple