Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V-#. «. 0 ' SOCIETY YEWS. • • • • * * • A delightful e'voning was spent on,Monday, when Mrs. J. P. Jacobs, Jr., entertained at a surprise birth day dinner in honor of her husband. The secret of the party was so well kept that not until the guests ar rived did Mr. Jacobs know that he vvas the- honoree. Besides Mr. Jacobs, .Another guest of honor was Miss B. Copeland, whose birthday was the same day. Soon after the guests arrived they were invited in to the dining room. The table was beautifully decorated, the eentrr piece being a birthday., oake» or w hich were numerous small red eai dies. - Red hearts and cupids wit; red candles were used m profusion. The dinner was served in four courses to the following guests: Mr. and Mirs. Geo. A. Copeland, Mr. Pringle Copeland. Miss B. Cope land, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, "Sr., Mr. Tbos. E>. Jacobs and Miss ,Clara Duckett. Tuesday evening .Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Shands entertained the fol lowing guests at dinner i Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. James R.r Copeland, Mr. ami Mrs. ■ J/ F-. Ja'cot)s, Sr. and a few friends. The afternoon *-*»*• f was thoroughly enjoyed. At h late hour the hostess served a deli : cious chicken salad course with tea. The guests were Mesdames W. B. Owens, Jr.* p. B. Bailey, John T. Young, Jodie Chandler, Ken neth Burdette, James R. Copeland, J. W. Copeland, Jr., Mrs. James Sprint, of Dilloft, and Mjsses Jette Dillard and Emmie Robertson. . Again on Tuesday afternoon Mis-* Emmie Robertson was hostess to this club. In spite of the inclem ent weather a good time w r as had. The hostess served a delicious luncheon. - T. r —O-^- " ------ . b t A most delightful afternoon vvas nent bv the members of the Acteon Bock Clul) with Mts. T. D. Cope land last w’eek. The hostess served delicious grape fruit, followed by a salad course to the following guests: Mesdames E. W. Ferguson, R. *B. Vance, C. M. Bailey, Larry Dillard, M. J. McFadden, J. R. ■Qopeland, ,J % W. Copeland, Jr., Jim bright and Miss El lone McCaslan. . An evening that will be long re membered by those 1 taking pert in its pleasure was that on Monday when Miss Nell Copeland enter- tained at a birthday dinner. The given to eaOh member anj they were told to ‘ ‘ pull ’ ’ and from the pie each member drew a box of candy. Those present with Miss Cope land were Misses Rowena Jones. Sybil Burdette, Marie.Cosby, Nan Copeland and Mary Henry. The following announcements haye .been received by friends in town: - ‘ - Mr. and- Mrs. Nathaniel P. Pratt request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Julia ' to Rev. George AVashington Taylor, Jr. on Wednesday 'afternoon, March the fifth at five o’clock Presbyterian Church Decatur, Georgia Mr. Taylor graduated here at the Presbyterian College several years •ago and made-many friends while here, who will receive this an nouneemertt with interest. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor expect to leave at an early date for Brazil where they go as missionaries un der the. Southern Presbyterian Mission Board. ' * A very interesting game of basket ball was thaj oh Monday evening >, 55=9= *7" -T II II 1 * > I I! M l«sp rlj tWBQ IF IPf Tlj ! 4 Duckett. The dining room looked lovely with its. decorations of yel- Jow daffodils and jonquils. In the middle of the table was a large cut glass basket, filled with ferns and daffodils with yellow fulle decora- •tions and w«s flanked with tapers in yellow holders. A course dinner was served by Masses Shands and Minims. The evening was a most enjoyable one. A n attractive and thoroughly enjoyable affair was the meeting of the young ladies clqb on' Saturday evening with Miss Peggy Dunlap. The guests were invited into the dining room where . a ^delicious course supper was served. The table was attractive In its decorations of red, white and.blue, the ’guests finding their places by little patriotic cards. ^ Over the table was a large Unit ed States flag. The centre-piece was presumably a portion of George Washington’s cherry tree and on and around' it were a number of hatchets, each of which held the fortune of « member of the club. Af ter supper these were drawn and read aloud, causing much amuse ment. Sewing and conversation were enjoyed, making the evening a most pleasant one. Those pres ent were Misses Marjorie Spencer,. Miry Bom. Tad la Edwards, Julia Neyillo. Belle Free, Caroline Cald well and Mrs. M. J. McFadden. Mr., and Mrs. T. D. Copeland were hosts on Friday evening whet} they entertained a few friends. The evening was enjoyed and a coilrse supper served to the follow ing guests: Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Mc Fadden, Mr. and Mfrs. L. B. Dil lard, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Copeland, Jr., and Mrs;. Julia Griffin. ' Quite a number of f riends enjoy, ed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Pitts on Thursday evening. * They entertained at a four course dinner, the following friends enjoy ing the evening until «a late hour; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Barrow, Miss Lillian Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. J. Af. Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Warren Finney, Mr. and Mrs. Parks Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Owens, Jr. dining table was ’decorated in the National colors and 4 guests found their place by a tiny United' States flag. . A delicious six' cdUrse din ner was served. Much furi. was had when little Miss Lydia Vance Copeland appeared with the birth day oake, bringing it in on a silve' waiter. The “cake was cut and for tune favors were cut from- it by the following young folks: Mr. Flan agan cutting the thimble, the heart going to Miss Thelma Coffman, the wish-bone to Mr. 'Sims. the money to Mr. Hay <and the button to Miss Nell Copeland. 1 •) The guests who enjoyed this pleasant evening with ,JJlss Cope land were Misses Emily Phillips, Thelma Coffmn, Elizabeth Douglas, Mercer Vance and Messrs. J«m<g: Diek, Anthony Dick, James Smith. Richardson. Thomas Jacobs. Wood ruff, Sims, Hay and Flanagan. ' , • \ ■ % The G. G. Q. Club thoroughly en-, joyed its meeting on Friday after noon whenrthey met with “Miss B. Copeland. An interesting contest was enjoyed, each member of the club seeing how many words they could make out of the name, George Washington. Miss Rowena Jones proved to be most successful making in all eighty-six words. The dining room then proved the attraction where the Washington spirit was prevalent. A big cherry pic in the middle of the table was of much interest. Ribbons were Truthe Presbyterian College gym. between P. C. and Newborn". A large • crowd witnessed the game, P, C. winning by a score of 2f> to 10. • r ► On Thursday night the P, C. team expects to play Wofford and this game will be .one of the best % * j - played this year. It is hoped a good crowd will see the game and stand by ciur Presbyterian boys. ‘ Dining Room Furniture * a * , * Fulfill that promise yoti have been mak ing your dining room for so long.' No need to wait longer. V . • —" • * *. ' V * You can select from our stock of Dining Room Furniture just received, the suite you have been looking for. r ' ” ALL NEW. LATEST DESIGNS AND FINISHES. ’ ' * ' *• ,. •'••W By all means, visit our store and see these new dining room suites. 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WILKES & CO. , ^Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitta entertained at a mid-day dinner. The day was thoroughly enjoyed. A delicious turkey dinner was served. Those partaking this hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Adair, Mr. .and Mrs. J. L. Simp son, Mr. and MTs, J. H. Neighbors. Mr. Bluford Copeland of Arkaims, Mr. Harrison Copeland, Mr. Pan 9 Milam and Mr. W. J. Thiiwsari, of Whitmire. ♦ , Wednesday afternoon of last 'week Miss Dorcas Mason, delight ful ly entertained the Knitting Club THE FAMOUS Dixie Portable Drag Saw “The Saw With the Clutch” No need to ever stop your engine to stop' the saw. There is a positive clutch controll ing the movement of the saw blade. A husky 4 h. p. motor can'bq used for any other purpose about the farm. A pulley is supplied with each outfit without additional t cost for belt work, such as pumping water, threshing peas, pulling mills, etc. See the Dixie—they are wonders. Write, phone or wire for territory. Deal ers wanted. ' r ■ . . . 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