The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
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linked up with. many states IN the
union, was held Friday at Young's
Grove. The reunion this year was
attended by a gathering principally
from the counties of Newberry, Sa-
luda and Greenwood At the annu-
al Dominick reunion it is the custom
to hold program of exercises, con-
sisting of prayers and song service
generally history of the family and
addresses by one or more Of the kin
dred or connections. This year Rev.
J. D. Griffin, pastor of the Methodist
church, was the speaker, and deliv-
cred an elegant and informing ad-
dress. A bountiful barbecue dinner
was spread shortly after the noon
hour and here the Dominicks renew
ed family ties, and recounted incl
dents and events that have touched
the lives of the family down through
many generations. The weather was
fine and altogether the 1922 reunion
was one of the best so far.
J One of the brilliant private enter
tainments of the summer was the
dance which Miss Ellen Wheeler
gave Friday evening at the home of
her father, DR.. J. S. Wheeler. The
whole lower floor of the handsome
home was thrown en- suite and was
bower of pink roses, furnishing a
charming back ground for the beau
tifully dressed girls. About fifty
guests participated in this enjoyable
affair, which continued until mid
night. Punch was served throughout
the evening, and later block cream,
cake and mints were served.
Miss Nannie Lee Young compli-
mented Miss Bernie Zeagler OF, Or
angeburg with a charming morning
party Thursday at her home, when
rock furnished the pleasing diver
sion for the dozen friends assembled.
The rooms were most attractive with
zinnias in all of their wonderful col
ors. The guest of honor was present
ed with lovely gift, and also won
the score prize. An enjoyable lun-
chceon was served.
Miss Catherin Counts gave a par
ty Monday evening complimenting
Miss Margaret Brown of Rock Hill.
Quantities of ferns and bright color
ed flowers were tastefullX combined
in the decorations of the rooms where
the evening hours were whiled away
pleasantly with the playing of old
fashioned games. The hostess, as
sisted by Miss Nellie Wise, served
ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Ophelia Bowers WIS hostess
to the William Lester chapter, U. D.
C. at it's August meeting Thursday
afternoon. The thinning line of vet
erans of Co. G, 18th regiment, viii
hold their annual rtunion at Young's
Grove Augsst oath The children
CHAPTER will assist the mother chap
ter in rendering a special program
for the veterans. To date the speak
ers of the occasion have not been Sc
cured. After a few Introductory re
marks by the leader, Mrs. j. A. Price
Mrs. W. J. Wise gave an account O.
Sherman's march through the Caro-
linas. Some incidents Of the burn
ing of Columbia were interestingl,
told by Miss Ethel saner. During
the social hour the hostess, assiste'
by her niece, Miss Christine Blanton
served cream and cake.
On Friday evening Mrs. W. L
Mills entertained a number o
friends in honor of Miss Lila
Brown of Manning. The living roor
and hallway were bright with flow
ers where several hours were spen
in progressive conversation. Late
ices and sweets were served.
The Sunday school picnic Of S
Luhes church vii: be held August II
DR.. J. J. Long of Little Mountain ha
been invited to make an address
Several selectiohs will be rendere
by Sunday school pupils. The publ
is cordially invited.
Rev. R. c. Long of Gastonia, \
c., will fnll the 4. R. P. pulpit. ne'
Sabbath morning. Rev. Long is
brother of Mrs. Raymond Caldwell
The Epworth league. institute
the Cokesburr district will meet Wi
the leagues of Zion and Wightms
churches on August p and p. II
meetings will be held in Wightms
L,,rcb The onarinu address will