The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-18
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Entertains Forty.TwO Club
Mrs. Rice Nickels was charming
hostess to her Forty-Two Club last
Wedn lay afternoon. Six tables of
bridge and three of Forty-Two were
placed for the members Of the club
and guests in setting of garden flow
ers. After an hour spent in card play-
ing a delicious salad and sweet course
was served.
600
Bridge Party for Mrs. A. j. Beck
Complimenting Mrs. A. j. Beck, of
Fort Lauderdale, FLORIDA, Mrs. Henry
franks entertained at Il small bridge
party Thursday A dozen guests en-
1oyed an interesting game at the end
OF which salad course with coffee
was served.
600
Tackcy Party Tuesdays Evening
The members of Adah Chapter No.
o. o. 70. S., enjoyed an old fashion
tackey party in the Masonic hall hast
Tuesday evening. Most of the mem
bcrs came ,fittingly dressed for the oc-
casion, creating much amusement, Old
fashion games were thoroughly en-
1oyed by all. Mrs. w. c.. p. Robertson
as fortune teller, and Mr.. Fred Med
lock as photographer, added very
muca to the pleasure of the evening.
After drill by the members, the
committee, composed Of Mrs. Ran Lit
tie, Mrs. Aisle Miller and Mrs. Edgar
Barksdale, decided that Miss Maggie
Peterson, Worthy Matron of the chap
ter, and Mr.. Fred Medlock Justly de-
served the prizes. After stick candy,
peanuts and red lemonade were sery-
ed, the members disbanded, re,portinG
one Of the best socials in the history
Of the order.
Bridge Party for Guests
Mrs. Frank Caine entertained at a
small bridge party last Friday in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. Y.
Darlington, and Mrs. A. j. Beck. Three
tables of players enjoyed delightful
series Of games after which the host
ess' served salad course.
600
Meeting of winthrop Daughters
The winthrop Daughters held their
monthly meeting Saturday afternoon,
Octobep IA, at the home Of Mrs. Hor-
ace Shealy, Mrs. Shealy and Miss Ger
trude Barnett acting as hostesses. The
home was artistically decorated with
autumn flowers of garnet and gold
carrying out the winthrop colors. The
spirit Of Winthrop pervaded through
out the home.
The meeting was held on this par
ticular date by request Of Miss Leila
A. Russell, president OF the Winthrop
Alumnae She has arranged to have
Winthrop Tea once a month on the
same date and at the same hour at
every place in South Carolina where
there, Is a Winthrop chapter
At the conclusion of the regular
business meeting letter was read
from DIR. Johnson and one from a
group Of Winthrop sisters to the Lau-
rens chapter. These letters, full Of
spicy college gossip as well as mes
sages OF hope and cheer carried the
members Of the 'Laurens chapter back
to their own college days After the
reading Of the letters few games of
Forty-Two were enjoyed
A delicious salad course with tea
was then served, the hostesses re-
minding their guests that when they
were slipping their tea, their winthrop
sisters were doing the same thing in
every nook and corner Of the state.
Each member left the meeting with a
renewed love and interest in her Alma
Mater.
Next month some other well-known
person at winthrop will write the
chapter, so that. every month a mes
sage from some Winthrop "notable"
may be eagerly expected.
600
Mattison. Bngwell
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