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OF INTEREST TO WOAEN - 4 +t Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 1 Wi v* : •>; ¥r-- s WOMAN’S CLUB .• MEETS TUESDAY The Woman’s Club will hold a meet- in f next Tuesday, September 29, in the club rooms. This is the first meeting held since June and as some important matters are to come up, all • members are urged to be present. WEDDING, AT BAPTIST PARSONAGE Mr. S. W. Southerlin of Greenville and Miss Gaynell Seay of this city, were married t at the Baptist parson age by the Rev. Edward Long, Satur day, September 19th, in the presence of a few friends. They will make their home in Greenville where Mr. Southerlin is engaged in the mercan tile business. o Y. P. C. U. ENJOYS h DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL The Young People’s Christian Union of the A. R. P. church enjoyed a de lightful social at the home of Miss Elizabeth Tribble last Friday evening. During the evening games were play ed and everyone entered into them, with much enthusiasm. ’ The young people enjoyed the evening very much and are looking forward to another such occasion in the near future. CAROL WHITE COPELAND - CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY c On Monday evening Carol Whit Copeland celebrated his twelfth birth day by having a number of his friends present at a rook party. After a number of games Miss Copie McCrary ssisted Mrs. I*. D. Copeland id serv ing three attractive courses—grapes, salad course and ice cream.. The guests enjoying this^jovely occasion were: Misses fedora Browning, Ann Glasgow, Elsie Lee Little, Alla Little McCrary, Georgia B. Blakely, Sara Copeland, B. C. Ferguson, Leland Young, Bobby Steer, Jack Jeans and Dorsey H. McFadden. o MRS. COPELAND ENTERTAINS AUXILIARY OFFICERS On Friday afternoon Mrs. J. I. Copeland entertained the executive committee, chairman of causes, and j ton of this city. The bridegroom is ; the only son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Lewis of Chester and during his four years at the Presbyterian College made many friends. He is now cash ier of the Bank of Whitmire. Mrs. Lewis donned a traveling suit of black satin with a black beaver sailor. Mr. hnd Mrs. Lewis will live at Whitmire. A lovely deception followed the cerempty and receiving at the front door were Mesdames J. H. Young and F. C. Pinson. A delightful fruit punch was served by Misses Mary Ruth Copeland and Helen Bailey. The din ing room was pleasing in a ..color scheme of pink and white and Misses Annie B. Adair, Mary Henry and Polly Elrod served pin! and white cream and cake and Missef~fsabella Landrum and Carrie Mae Phillips passed pink and white mints. o V- « i VISITOR IS HONORED WITH LOVELY PARTY Miss Lula Mae McDaniel of Ashe ville, N. C., a guest of Miss Leila Norman, was honored by Miss Nor man with a party. Two tables were arranged for rook and dainty sand wiches and punclj were served to the following, guests: Masses Lula Mae McDaniel, Annie Bond, Grace League, Alma and Zelinc Davis, Vera Caldwell and Ida McCord. MISS NANCY OWENS \ HONORS “THIRTEEN CLUB” Miss Nancy Owens was a cordial hostess to the “Thirteen Club” on Saturday afternoon. Four tables were Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church. Plans for^the work ware dis cussed and a social hour enjoyed. Punch was served to the following members: Mesdames R. E. Jones, J. Will Dillard, G. A. Bailey,. Jack Anderson, B. L. King, Jack Davis, D. W. A. Neville, W. S. Bean, M. G. Woodworth, D. J. Woods, A. M. Cope land, John Spratt, Frank Adair, H. D. Rantin an<£ Miss Clara Duckett. o IN HONOR OF RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Davis Holland, a recent bride was honored with a lovely party on Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. f. F. Jacobs, Sr., and Miss Clara'Duck- ett entertained witJi ten tables or rook. Decorations, favofs and score cards were suggestive/of a nuptial enter tainment and in every detail well planned. At an unexpected moment a “washer-woman” appeared and an nounced to the brid^that she had bet ter bring in all the clothes off the line. Mrs. Holland was dazed by the sight of * long clothes line hanging low with many beautiful miscellane ous gifts in linen. She graciously thanked her friends. Another clever BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION FOR MRS. DAVIS R. HOLLAND On Tuesday afternoon, from 3:30 to 5:30, Mrs. Henry Hearn and her mother, Mrs. T. R. Holland, entertain ed at a beautiful reception in honor of Mn. Davis R. Holland, whose mar riage was an interesting event of last Saturday. • Mrs. Hearn’s attractive home was beautifully decorated for the occa sion, under the skilful direction of . _ • _ 'r*~z—r- * ' Quality Priced chairman of circles of the Woman’s Mr8 j H Landrum, the entire lower arranged for bridge and the players were: Mesdames William Scaife, ( arl i feature was the clothes pins in gold, Robinson, fringle Copeland, William 1 1 — J -- —*- — 1 — Bailey Owens, R. E. Sadler, Reese Young, Chris Adair, R. W. Wade, D. R. Nimocks, Raymond Pitts, Lee Add Blakely, Jodie Chandler, Misses Helen Bailey and Mae Owens. An attractive salad course with a fruit sherbert was served by ■ Miss Owens. • o * floor being ensuite. Feathery gold en rod, asparagus fern, airy tulle and gleaming candles combined to make the scene one of great attractiveness. The dining room was especially lovely, the beautifully appointed table hav ing as its centerpiece a marriage al tar, where a miniature bride and groom pledged their vows under an arch decorated with valley lillies and fern, and underneath a shower of tulle and flowers. Also, the living room attracted much attention, for here punch was served from a solid block of ice, attractively decorated with golden rod. Receiving at the front door were Mrs. J. A. Chandler and Mrs. J. H. Donnan, and the guests were intro duced to the receiving line by Mes dames J. H. Landrum and Mrs. J. W. Finney. Receiving with Mrs. Hearn and Mrs. Holland were Mrs. Davis Holland, Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. Fox, Miss Fox, Mrs. Cashion and Miss Reed. Inviting guests to the dining room were Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., and* Mrs. J. R. Copeland. In the dining room, Mrs. D. W. Mason and Mrs. Ross D. Young dispensed delicious block cream and bride’s cake with after dinner mints, while Mrs. Lee GRAY-GREGORY RECEPTION INVITATIONS ^ • The following invitations have been received in the city: Mr. and -Mrs. Robert Lee Gray *5- V, silver and black, and as each color j Add Blakely and Mrs. J. P. McMillan was suggestive of future destiny the! pinned on the attractive little wed- guests were possessors of hidden se- J ding bell favors. Receiving in the crets. An attractive salad course and j dining room were Mrs. Clyde Lanford, iced tea were served about forty-five' Mrs. May Leaman, Mrs. George Hoi* guests. The out of town gtiests were! land, Mrs. O. T. Lawing and Miss Misses Nancy Fox and Mildred Reid of Newberry. i o — CHALMERS-HOLLAND MARRIAGE . A marriage of interest to many |riends was that of Miss Mary Chal mers mnd Mr. Davis' R. Holland » request the pleasure of your company at the- wedding reception of their daughter Gladys • ’ and Mr. Chauncey Depew Gregory on Saturday evening, October third from nine until eleven o’clock at their residence^ - Gray Court, South^ Carolina. o — CENTURY CLUB HOLDS FIRST FALL MEETING The Century Club held the first fall meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the Presbyterian College. The yeasts work will be devoted entirely to lec tures delivered by Prof. Lilly and Prof. Brown. Prof. Lilly chose as afternoon iA Le^ solemnized on Saturday at six-thirty at the Laurens parsonage with the Rev. Mr.' McGee officiating. Only a "few relatives and close friends were present. The bride wore a very hand some gown of blue cut velvet with blue velvet hat with gold trimmings. Mr. and Mrs. Holland left immediate ly for Asheville and other Western North Carolina points. . For a number of years the bride has made her home in ■ and while here has found ‘a ty’rgl<Mjpcie of admiring friends. Stye* holds the position of city clerk amf is jrery ef ficient and popular. t . Mr. Holland is a son of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Holland and is a success ful business man of Clinton. —The friends present at the ceremony w gends of the Danube.” Prof. Brown at the next meeting will lecture on Vienna. The teachers of the city schools and orphanage have been ask ed to attend these delightful and in structive lectures. -t Q I .i \ v 4 ,1 LITTLE DOROTHY STUTTS CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY t „ A lovely little party of the past week was the second birthday cele bration of Dorothy^ Eunice Stutts. A birthday cake with the two silver reminders served much happiness alonjf with candies, frtiits and ice cream. Miss Stutts’ little guests were: Misses Louise and Evelyn Fleming, Christina Sowers, Mary Ella I^wson, Matthew Lynn, Annie Lee Jackson and Nellie Ruth Duckett. Many gifts were presented Miss Stutts. r — ; o , FIRST FALL MEETING. - OF THE P, A. R. The first fall meeting of the. Daugh ters of the American Revolution was held at the Woman’s Club rodm on Thursday afternoon with the follow ing hostesses: Mesdameft J. H. Young, R. E. Jones, F. D. Jones, E. W. Fer guson, H. D. Henry, and Miss Agatha Davis. In addition to the Regent, 'Miss Clara Duckett and vice regent, Mrs) W. B. Owens, Mrs. Will Robert son with Mrs. W. B. Farr as alternates were elected delegates to the state convention to be held in Dillon in No vember. Miss Clara Duckett read a most instructive paper on the life of “Mary Muagrove,” ' The following members were pres ent:^- Misses Annie B. Adair, Clara Duckett, Agatha Davis; Mesdames P. S. v Bailey, W. J. Bailey, Jack Davis, W. B. Farr, J. W. Finney, E. G. Ful ler, H. D. Henry, R. E. Jones, C. J. Kiilen, Will Robertson, D. J. Woods fepd J, H. Young. were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hearn, Mrs. Pressie McMillan, Miss Margaret Fowler, Miss, Mildred Reid, Miss Mamie Ruth Holland and Mr. Carol Pitts. was HATTON-LEWIS WEDDIPfc A beautiful home wedding solemnized last Wednesday evening when Miss Ann E. Hatton became the bride of William White Lewis of Whitmire- Preceding the ceremony, Miss Col ette Griffin, with Miss Maud Sumerel ar accompanist, sang “Believe Me If, All Those Endearing Young Charms” and“T Love You Truly.” Miss Sum erel used Mendelssohn’s wedding march, and first, to enter were Misses Elizabeth Lewis of Chester and Mary Pinson of Clinton, who stood before an improvised altar of banked ferns lighted with tiers of cathedral ’can dles. Miss Virginia Lewis, eldest sis ter of the bridegroom, entered as maid of honor, accompanied by Hartwell Hatton, only brother of the bride. Miss Lewis was becomingly attired in a green satin crepe and carried an armful of pink Columbia roses. To gether entered the bride and bride groom, and with an impressive Epis copal ceremony by the Rev. D. M. Douglas, D. D., assisted by the Rev. L. E. Wiggins, were united in holy matrimony. The bride was a picture of rare lovelinese in ..her wedding gown of white duchess satin with ostrich trim mings and veil worn in coronet fash- icgr^ . The'bride attended college at Agnes Scott and is a graduate of Columbia college. For several years she has taught and her last year was spent ir. home mission work at Buladean, N.’ C. She is a young woman of striking appearance, strong personality and strength of character. She is the only daughter pf-Mr.'and Mrs. R. H. Hat- Marie Adair, while Mrs. Rex Phillips invited the guests to have punch, which was served by Misses Dorcas Mason and Clara Duckett. During the afternoon the pleasure of the guests was enhanced by music from the victrola, presided over by Misses Helen Chalmers-' arid Mamie Ruth Holland. The blonde lovliness of the guest of honor was enhanced by her beau tiful * gown of pink georgette with silver accessories. Mrs. T. R. Hol land was handsome in.a gown of black crepe, and Mrs. Hearn in a gown of green brocaded chiffon, embroidered- in beads. Many guests called during the afternoon showering good wishes upon the bride who has made many friends in her position of city clerk and treasurer. Out of town guests were: Mrs. Fox, Miss Nancy Fox and Miss # Mildred Reid of Newberry, and Mrs. R. D. Young of Laurens. PC. “RATS” ARE HARD AT WORK Coach Mc.MUlian Puts New Men Through Paces. Forty Men . In Squad. The first year men of the Presby terian College, forty-odd strong, are dally being drilled on the football field by Coach Lonnie McMillian. Included in the “rat” roster are some names already famous in South Carolina football, Dunlap and Barnwell of the ’23 champion Thornwell team are can didates. Pearce of Florence, Wilson of Olanta, Shaw of Sumter, Kolb of Sumter, and many others are candi dates. In Coker, diminutive end of Alaba ma, Presbyterian presents something new. Coker, small in stature, but with grit tq spaire, is making the place mighty hot around end. In spite of having only one arm, the'other having been severed at the shoulder, he snags passes if they are within ten, feet of him. He is a sure tackier and hits his man hard. He bida fair to being one of Lonnie McMillian’s regular ends in spite of his handicap. , The varsity defeated the fresh in their first scrimmage of the season held last Friday, but only after a hard Fight. The outstanding “rat” stars Seemed to be Coker, Pearce, McQuis- ton, and Wilson. But the lineup was changing so often that it was impos sible to really size up the men. Coach McMillian has been heard to say. that he is going to have a mighty ligflt team, even lighter thari in past yean, but that they will be speedy. 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