The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-08-19
Jonesville News
August 18. 1922.

hpnoree at beautiful afternoon par
ty on Tuesday at which Mrs. S. Il.
Blackmon and Miss Belle Free were
hostesses, This pleasant occasion was
held at the home of Miss Free. Mrs.
+. C. Free with Misses May and
Madge Free assisted in receiving.
The house and piazza were bright
with baskets holding golden zennias
and ferns. This color scheme of yell
low and white was carried out in de-
tails Of decorations, place cards and
refreshments. The guests on assem-
bling were given cards on which to
fill in names Of songs and thereby
write musical romance. Following
this were other cards on which were
disordered words composing the man.
garments of brides trousseau. IT.
was found that Misses Belle Gault,
Lucye Littlejohn and Mrs. Jno. T..
Scott received the top score in cor
rect answers.
In the midst Of cutting for the prize
which fell to Miss Gault, the strains
of the old familiar wedding march
was heard and mock wedding party
came in. This party was composed
Of Misses Mary Gault, Leila Smith,
Millie Crawford, Mary Wilkes Brown.
Agnes Smith and Helen Gault. After
short comic ceremony this party
approached the de-to-be, Miss
Marie Littlejohn, and showered her
with many useful and dainty gifts,
from the guests of the afternoon.
Block cream in gold and white with
cake and mints of the same color were
served by a bevy of young girls.
Some forty guests enjoyed this oc-
casion.
The ladies of the woman's mission
ary society of the Baptist church
gave n lovely personal showed to Miss
Pearl Johnson on Wednesday after
noon at the church. Miss Johnson
leaves next months for Louisville,
KY, to go into training as mis-
sionary. Mrs. Jno. T. Scott, presJ
dent of the society, presided in her
usual gracious manner, expressing
the deep feeling of gratitude of the
ladies of the church at having one cl
its members called into this great SER
vice. Two instrumental numbers were
given by Misses Geraldine Bowen and
Sarah Scott. Mesdames R. c. Cole
man and w. w. Wood gave interest
ing reports of the work. Mrs. S. Il.
Blackmon gave a pleasing short ad-
dress in behalf Of the Methodist mis-
sionary society while Mrs. J. W. Cln-
ningham most graciously gave .
short address in representing the
Presbyterian missionary society.
Miss Emmie Sans and Mrs. s. ii.
Greer presented the large basket O.
gifts. Rev. j. S. Bowen, pastor of the
church, gave an address for tn !
church as whole.
At the conclusion of the program
sandwiches and tea were served by
the following: Misses Gladyse Whit
lock. Mary Wilkes Brown, Christine
Coleman, Sarah Scott, Pearl Brown
and Mamie Cudd.
An enjoyable children's party was
given Wednesday at A o'clock by Miss
! Margaret Calvert in honor of Miss
Sue Dent of Lockhart, the guest of
Mrs. E. F. Vaughn. A number of
merry games were enjoyed after
which :. delicious course was enjoyed.
Mrs. j. l.. Calvert assisted in receiv-
inT.
Miss Mariory Hartsfeld Of Coi2-
nan, Ga, is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. F. +. Spears.
Mrs. A. a. Fowler and children IF
near Union are guests of Mrs. Jeter
Fowler.
Mrs. Albert McWhirtcr of Charles
ton is visiting Mrs. r. A. Lybrand.
Miss Caroline Lander of Pelzer
Mrs. JAs. X. Davis Of Charleston and
little Sara Adams of Spartanburs
were recent guests of Mrs. S. H. Geer.
William Douglass returned from
Lockhart Wednesday.
r. p. Whitlock with Mrs. Whitlock
of Landrum were recent guests IF
Mrs. Ida Whitlock.
Miss Lois Altman and Pearl Ly-
brand return today from New York.
Miss Linnie Hamilton of Fort Mill
is visiting Miss Annie Aycock.
Mrs. Marion Sans and sons left
Wednesday for Ashbcro, N. c., after
spending a month with her parents,
w. G. and Mrs. Coleman.
Miss Caroline Southard of Column
bia arrived Wednesday for a visit to
Mrs. S. c. Southard. She was accom-
panied by Miss Dorothy Scott, Billie
Geer and James Scott.
Quite a successful religious meet
ing has been conducted last week a.
Gilead and also at New Hop,
churches.
Misses Mary Chambers and Jose
l'hine Rogers Of Spartanburg were
guests of friends for the day, Monday
Miss Annie l.. Kelly has returned
from visit to friends at Carlisle.
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