Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-11-15
"Wednesday, November is.
Newsy Letter From Trenton.

Mrs. D. R. Day most delightfully."-
entertained the Young Mothers club
on Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Beautiful baskets of handsome yel-
low chrysanthemums throughout the
lovely reception hall and parlors, and
"a glowing fire in the crate beat back
the chill and dreariness of outdoors.
The lady teachers and the wives of
the professors, Misses May Harrison,
Reynolds, Padgett, Moon and Mes
danes Rentz and Bigford were hon
or guests at this regular meeting. At
ter well chosen words of welcome by
the splendid president, Mrs. Sidney
Miller, delightful musical program
was. given, at the conclusion of which
Mrs. Day, assisted by Mesdames P. B.
Day, Julius Vann, and Miss Laurie
Moore served delicious salad course
with coffee and whipped cream.
Mr.. B. j. Harrison, after serious
illness at the University hospital is
at home again, to the delight and joy
of his family and countless friends.
DR.. T. ]. Hunter has returned
from Johns Hopkins where he carried
his daughter, Mrs. c. E. Graham of
Scranton for treatment. During; his
mothers stay there little Charles, Jr.,
is with his grandparents, DR.. and Mrs
Hunter.
Quilting parties are quite "the
thing" in Trenton. The D. A. R. have
just finished a quilt and sent it to
the D. A. R. school at Tamassee Al
so the Episcopal Guild and Baptist
Missionary society are quilting one
for their respective orphanages.
Mrs. julius Vann was hostess to
the Kill Kare Klub on Wednesday af-
ternoon. Yellow was the color
scheme, beautifully carried out in
gorgeous chrysanthemums. Mrs. B.
T. Horde, the honor guest, was pre-
sented with a handsome boquet of
: chrysanthemums, and at the conclu-
sion Of the program a delightful sal
ad course with coffee was served.
Miss Spivey of Columbia and Mr..
Wannamaker of Orangeburg were
weekend guests of Miss Laurie
Moore.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller who has been con-
,ducting meeting at Johnston held a
most inpiring service at Ebenezer
Baptist church last Sunday after
noon.
Not alone the Methodist church,
but all Trenton is delighted to learn
that the Rev. G. w. M. Taylor has
been sent back to his charge.
On Wednesday evening at 1880 a
neighborhood Bible study class will
be organized at the Presbyterian
church under the leadership of Mrs.
Swaney of Nashville, who is spend
ing the winter at 'Pine House" with
her daughter, Mrs. Belts Bouknight.
This class will be non-denomination-
AL, and everybody, man, woman, girl
and boy is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Susie Miller left Tuesday for
the D "A. r. Convention in Spartan
burg where she will represent the
Trenton chapter.
Mrs. Wertz of Columbia spent
several days in Trenton last week,
the especial guest of Mrs. Julius
Vann.
Mrs. Bigford of Madison, Wiscon-
sin is expected soon to visit in the
home of her son, Mr.. G.. L. Bigford.
MRS. L. P. Bouknight of Saluda
was the guest last week of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edwin Watson.
Be sure to see the side-splitting
comedy "Sewing for the Heathen,"
at the Trenton School Auditorium
Friday evening at eight o'clock, by
local talent, under the auspices of
the School Improvement Association.
Delicious oysters, fried and stewed,
will be served after the play.
Mrs. P. B. Wise entertained with
rook in honor of Mrs. Horde on We'd
nesday afternoon. The handsome
home was thrown en- suite for the
happy occasion and was a veritable
bower of yellow chrysanthemums.
Seven tables of beautifully gowned
women gathere to make merry