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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. PAGE THREE \/ m OF INTEREST TO ; - V? - Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 U. D. C. TO MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON The United Daughters of the Con federacy will meet Friday afternoon at the ladies club room. Mrs. A. M. Copeland will be the leader of the historical program and the hostesses will be: Mesdames J. I. Copeland, J. A. Chandler, D. W. Mason, M. A. Hays, W. D. Copeland. All members are requested to answer roll call with the sketch of an ancestor. o - SOCIAL CIRCLE ENJOYS MEETING On Friday afternoon Mrs. Robert Dillard was a gracious hostess to. the Social Circle club. The main features of the afternoon were conversation and needle-work. Delightful sand- guests present were: Mesdames J. W. Dillard, J. E. Benjamin, J. C. Wilson, J. A. Coleman, T. J. Leake, J. B. Wilcfer, J. H. Holland, F. T. Boozer, J. I. Adair, H. J. Nabors, I. H- Holland jmd Lula Davidson. j IN HONOR OF MISS HORN OF WADESBORO, N. C. / On Tuesday morning Mrs. Pringle Copeland entertained a few friends in honor of Miss Elizabeth Horn of Wadesboro, N. C. Two tables were •arranged for bridge and the guests included: Miss Elizabeth Horn, Mes dames T. J. Peake, William Bailey Owens, Jodie Chandler, William Ja- “Full Dress” .... Miffs Margaret Bethea “Assembly’* Dr. D. M. Douglas “Ta^s” ' J. M. Stokes The banquet is now history,_ and what delightful history it has made. It was the first Pan-Hellenic affair and it met with huge success and will now be known from henceforth and forevermore as the Annual Pan- Hellenic Banquet of the Presbyterian College of South Carolina! May next year’s be as good—it could not be bet ter! The following is as .pearly a com plete list of guests as could be found: Honorary guests: Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Douglas; Prof. Henry T. Lilly and Miss Helen Bailey; Hr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson, and Mrs. Myrtle Hunter. wiches and tea were served. Mrs. J. ., , « , Dillard wM-b.. the April ho^eu p ' KjPPa Alpha: E. G. Beckman ."-jrr--.-: T 1 — — — -- -^f;■Vi-if iwv «rr OvcVWmm'*; U- •• "Q and Mlars Margaret Betheay H. B. Smith and Miss Mary Stover; V. P. Weldon and Hiss Ruth Jennings; H. K. Holland and Miss Clemmie Jami son; Nick hunter and Miss Avis Pear son; J. V. Martin and Miss Anna Herges; R. M. Walker and Miss Willie Putnam; H. C. Keller and Miss Fran ces Brown; R. B t Smith and Miss Helen Woodley; Herbert Blake and Miss Mary 0. Holler; J. A. Dugan and Miss Irdne Hough; J. G. Gaston and Miss Grace Daniels; L. F. Sadler and Miss Ella Shaw Bough; C. E. Piep- hoff and Miss Rosa Belle Flemming; L. C. LaMotte and Miss Sarah Hunter; J. D. Henderson and Miss Sarah Wells; cobs, Carl Robinson, Raymond Pitts, and John Little. Mrs. Copeland serv-l"‘ ^ ecicr! onH Galloway and Miss Jaumta j Henry; Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Wells; Mr. land Mrs. D. W. A. Neville; Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Boyd; Mrs. Aruthur Cope- ed an attractive salad course and tea.) o MISS DORCAS MASON ENTERTAINS On Tuesday afternoow Miss Dorcas Mason entertained in a charming manner/ and had as her guests the members of the “Thirteen Club” and a few other friends. Mrs. D. W. Ma son and Mrs. Jodie Chandler assisted the hostess in serving an attractive salad course and tea. The guests present were: Mesdames William Ja cobs, Pringle Copeland, J. W. Finney, Christopher Adair, Carl Robinson, T. J. Peake, William Bailey Owens, John Young, Raymond Pitts, Misses Eliza beth Horn an^ Annie B. Adair. o ^ land; J. G. Miller and Miss Opal Crockett; Munroe Woodley and Miss Mary Helen Dawson; Thomas La Motte and Miss Nell Hunter. Pi Kappa Phi: J. J. Cornwall and Miss Tacoa Gray; R. Gilbert Henry and Miss Nannelle Blalock; W. H. Dendy and Miss Eunice Patton; C. L. Woodside and Miss Emily Beacham; G. R. Blalock and Miss Janie Lois Lynn; J. E, Ferguson and Miss Mar tha Murray; V. B. Blankenship and Miss Frances Moore; J. T. Glover and Miss “Monk” Gray; W. D. Meadows REGULAR MEETING . “ ‘ OF BRIDGE CLUB ^ * I ™. , , ’ ^ ' *17, On Thursday afternoon Mr*. Jodie »nd Mis. Satina Cotby; J. E. Reid Chandler was a gracious hostess to the regular meeting of the Bridge Club. Mrs. Chandler, assisted by Mrs. D. W. Mason, served a delightful salad course to the guests of the afternoon: Mesdames C. M. Bailey, W. J. Bailey, Chris Adair, Barnie Par.- rott, Pringle Copeland, T. J. Peake, William Jacobs, Walter Richbourg, Raymond Pitts, J. F. Jacobs, Sr., and William Bailey Owens. o * Jr., and Miss Rose Renfro; W. 0. Bankhead and Miss Edna McGee; J. P. Young and Miss Julia Robertson; A. W. Edwards and Miss Sarah E. Swygert; T. G. Dulin and Miss Sarah Jones; Almon Spencer and Miss Mel- lenee Thornley; H. L. Eichelberger and Miss Elizabeth Anderson; H. M. Brimm and Miss Anette Todd. Alpha Tau Omega: L. E. Owens and Miss Elizabeth Douglas. Chi Phi: G. F. Paterson and Miss Martha Todd. Chi Tau: H. L. Fuller and Miss Mil- TAYLOR MARTIN ENTERTAINS On Friday Taylor Martin entertain ^ ^ ed several of the members of his j dred Glover; s B H ayes and Miss grade with an P a, ^ y -, P ‘ j Hal Miller; J. G. Hayes and Miss gressive conversation featured the oc- • „ uu j t w o/i j vr caiion and every particular was quite Smne Hubbard; J. M. Stokes and Miss delightful. Little Misses Virginia and | Elizabeth Woodward; H. B. Warner Frances Spratt and Caroline Martin | and Miss EXhel Copeland; J. W. Chid- served cream, cake, and candies. The sey and Miss Margaret Haynes; A. S. Harris and Miss Corinne Bailey; J. S. Me Fall and Miss Alice Linder; W. L. Lowry and Miss Mary Louise guests present were: Misses Jeanette Crawford, Janet Leake, Janella Bo land, Louise Sparks, Julia Riddle, El mira Ray, Willie Rudd Fuller, Alma Sev w H Mo ff at t and Miss Aline Ruth Cooper, Ethel Killen, Fay Adair, „ ’ „ . . j M Kmma Little; Isaac Copeland, Parker jH* 11 ! W. P- Blalock and M..s Mary Jones, Watts Davis, Arthur Copeland, Ifh^Bu^h; W. B. Farr and Miss George Smith, J. W. Milam, T. J. Blalock, Joe Blumberg, and William Llakely. o - PAN-HELLENIC BANQUET A BRILLIANT EVENT Never in the forty-six years of its existence has the Presbyterian College had such a flower garden of girls assembled around the banquet table, as. it did last Friday night in Judd Kate Robinson; J. E. Brock and Miss Kathleen Wakefield; J. F. McKenzie and Miss M. Monroe; J. A. Stamps and Miss Marion Norris; T. Bailey and Miss “Tootsie” McNair; R. Gam ble Henry and Miss Alice Scholar; D. C. McLendon and Miss Nellie Camp bell; Leon Norton and Miss Sarah Dunlap. Kappa Alpha: J. H. Witherspoon and Miss Frances Witherspoon; P. S. Dining hall. The fair sex from all j Bailey and Miss Theo . Liles; A. M. over the Southland were there to make all the joy of a sumptuous repast com plete. After a reception in the chapeH some ninety-odd couples Hied into the elaborately decorated hall in purple and gold, the Pan-Hellenic colors. Place cards were found amid the gen eral uproar of splendid music by Bishop’s Entertainers, and the talking, and all were seated to partake of a delightful menu. At each lady’s plate was found an ■ attractive favor, a small sterling sil ver fountain pen with the sautoir and a slide with Pan-Hellenic written ver tical with P. C.-S. C. at the top and 1925 at the bottom. At every place there was a leather-bound program, giving the usual space to auto graphs, chapter calls, guest, etc. The last^ but certainly not the least, were the toasts. Mr. J. J. Corn wall, president of Pah-Hellenic Coun-, cil, acted admirably as toastmaster,, and Miss Margaret Copeland; T. F. and with his usual wit and humor, in troduced the following well-delivered and creditable toasts: \ “First Call” .... J, J. Cornwall “To the Colors” P. H. Bo&ar “To the Standard” — V. P. Weldon “To Arms” H. J. McLaurin Gregg and Miss Mary Gregg; Reuben McBrayer and Miss Jo Bennett; W. B. Byers ^nd Miss Ellen Kennedy; L. W. Jackson and Miss Helen Brown; H. E. Vaughn and Miss Alma Love; T. M. Robinson and Miss Sue Dukes; A. R. Moore and Miss Mary Marsh; J. J. Adams and Miss Alden Bailey; P. H. Bomar and Miss Lucy Bailey; G. C. Frampton and Miss Elizabeth Player; Ed Kennedy and Miss Maude McClure; W. 0. Player, Jr., and Miss Francefc Garnon; John Spratt and Miss Elizabeth Harrell; Dudley Jones and Miss Kate Todd; Joe Mason and Miss Mary Miller; J. B. Clowney and Miss Helen Sease; H. M. Dunlap and Miss Mary Greer Poe; D. F. Kirven and Miss Minriie immerman. Owl: Marion Kirven and Miss Eula- lee Campbell; E. L. Wilds and Miss Theo Wilds; Peden Montgomery and Miss Caroline P\jgh; H. C. McLaurin and Miss Esther TOteen; Gene Wilson Walla9e and Miss Agnes Blake; D. 0. Rhame and Miss Ada Holmes Davis; F. K. Clarke and Miss Mildred De- Lomme; H. J. 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