Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SOCIETY. Miss Emma Hipp entertained on Tuesday evening in honor of the Kill Kare Klub. This was the JGrst ^meeting of j*this ^lub ^nce the, closing of school as quite a number of tho t ter members. Miss Hipp enter- ly: The- entire evening was one of tained in an elaborate and elegant manner. Covers were laid for fourteen and a four-course lunch eon was served and Alliene Hipp. Pink and white were used as a coIm scheme and a vase of beautiful pnk car nations as a centerpiece proved quite effective. The guests invited were: Mrs. Irby Hipp, Mrs. M. B. Hipp, Masses lOaroline Caldwelfl, Edna Clayton, Leila^ Edwards, .Emmie Robertson, Dorcas 'Mason, Jessie Dillard, Edith Austin, Miai- gie Finney, Elise Spencer,Claude Sumerel, Frances Garvin and Lois Caldwell. several couples of . rook player^ on Tuesday evening. The following guests are indebted to Miss Martin for an evening of great enjoyment: Misses Dorcas Mason, Emmie Robertson, ja Hipp, Nancy Owens, Elise Spencer, Jessie Dil lard, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., Messrs. Len Rounds, A1 Brice, ®. K. Frick, "Walter Rich,bourg, and Claude Woricman. Mrs. W. P. Jacobs entertained the Knitting Club on Thursday af ternoon and served to her guests an elegant salad course. The guests present were: Misses Jessie Dil lard, Dorcas Mason, Emmie Robert son, Mittie Young, Mesdames John Young, Cyrus Bailey, Ferdinand Jacobs and Kenneth Burdette. Dillard, Mrs. J. K. Hatton, Mrs. John Little. Mrs. Coleman served delicious cream, cake and candy, and the evening was one of much pleasure. ^ . Mr. and Mrs. t - Irvin . Coleman again delightfully entertained at rook oh Thursday evening. Tables been arranged for ten couples and much merriment was causec throughout the games by the high bidding. Mrs. Coleman served candy, cream and angel cake to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. rude j Ferdinand Jacobs, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cope land, Mr. ai)d Mrs. Jodie Chandler, Mrs. Frank Kellers, Miss Maude Sumerel, Mr. and Mrs. E. / J. Adair, Mrs. Will Owens, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard. Mrs. Charlie Wallace and Miss May Owens served ,'a refreshing fruit punch. Later Misses Agnes, Mary and Elise Henry and Miss May Owens served cones of cream. The out-of-town guests' were: Miss Carrie Fleming, Cecil Roper, Nash Phil pot and Laurens Phil pot of Laurens,'Miss Eugenia Drennan of Richburg, Miss Margaret Motte of anta ahd Mi Texas Miss Irene Wilburn entertained on last Thursday night at a sup- j>er in honor of her guest, Miss Edna iKng, of Pelham, Ga. After supper ttoe evening was spent playing rook and a jolly time \vgs had by those present. DIAL CATCHING ON. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Donnan en tertained in a delightful manner at a four-course dinner. Miss Ethel Davjdson assisted Mrs. Don nan in entertaining. The follow ing guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mason and Mrs. Julia Griffin entertained at a beautiful morning party at the home of Mrs. Uulia Griffin on Tuesday. One hundred and twenty-five guests were invited and tables were ar ranged for seventy-five who were pleasantly entertained by playing rook. The guests were met by Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Griffin and invit ed to the punch bowl which was presided over by Misses Dorcas Newberry Paper Says the Senator Seems to have Made a “Killing:” with the Newspaper Correspond ents. Senator N. B. Dial seems to have made a “killing” with the newspaper correspondents of Washington, says the Newberry Herald and News in writing editorially of the senator’s _We believe that the high class, am bitious young men of this city are Clinton’s greatest potential asset. ■M?*. 'ItbyKHiffj, Mr’ Clarence Ware, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. further to say that the senator seems Baldwin and Mrs. Claude Vaughn. "J 0 “ the J"!’, ta ° th ” r ? 8p .? t ‘. ^ hands him a little bouquet in the judg- ship appointment. The following is how the Newberry paper speaks'of these things: “Senator Dial seems to have made a “killing” with the newspaper corre spondents over in Washington, espe cially those of our papers down in this neck of the woods. He gets “played up” nearly every day. It may be that he Is doing big things up in Washington, and we hope that he is, but we sometimes wonder what has become of “Cotton” Smith, and if we have any congressmen over there from down in South Carolina. Mason and Emmie Robertson. Miss Mr. Dial seemed to be the only one Susan Moody and Master Fleming I ^ bad anything to do wltirthe ap- Mason assisted in keeping scores and Misses Mary Stokes, Emmie Robertson and Colette Griffin V Mr. and Mrs. A. Ci Copeland in- feiw- friends to dinner on Dorcas Mason and Tuesday evening. Those invited to spend this pleasant evening were: Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Copeland, Prof, and Mrs. A. V. Martin and Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Coleman en tertained at bridge and rook on Wednesday evening. The invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Will Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wal lace, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bailey, J. W. Copeland, Miss Jessie pleased the guests with a number of vocal and instrumental selec tions. Mrs. Jodie Chandler, Miss Miss Emmie Robertson, Mrs. Mason and Mrs, Griffin served an elegant salad course with iced tea. Misses Agnes and Mary Henry and Mr. Edward Henry entertain ed on Tuesday evening. One hun dred and fifty guests were invited, and the .progressive conversation made the time pass only too quick- not assuage the grief they experi- extreme pleasure and throughout the hours from nfne until twelve pointment of a judge, and he was satisfied that he had done the right thing after he looked over the list of applicants, and that is something worth while. And we reckon he was ight. And we notice that he is going to have something done about these post mastership- appointments down here that have been held up so long. And really just the other day there were several appointments sent in. Newberry will have attention very soon, we suspect.” • V We are to have them start in a small way as depositors with us. >s. - ' Many well established business men of this city can date their start on the road to success from the opening of their banking relations with this bank. 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