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TriURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. PAGE THRER SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 ^ YOUNG GREENWOOD ! MisA Katherine Blakely proved the VISITOR HONORED * most successful contestant and was On Saturday eveninfj several young ^ with a prize. The refiesh- people gathered at the home of Irene . ments were also suggestive of the ap-1 DiUard to honor Carolina l/>max of proaching season. The guests of the j Greenwood, who was the week-end > ®ftemoon were: Misses Katherine and | of Frances Moore. The time Margaret Bflakely, Nannie \oungi Tribble, Lillian Brown, Luiy Burns,' U. 1). C. OBSERVES FOUNDER’S DAY I F’riday afternoon, the Stej^hen 1) ’i chapter, U. D. C., observed founder’s Lee for ba?eball. .\1] of short, snappr and t were enjoyec! * v- all. Miss Elrod oio^?d i • ' VilT- I ' I 1 1 II bV Hampton, in a historical nrogram, of j t,» the girls ( +’ the these talks were ;» thC'^poinL, and the athlet''’ nart program bv pre3on‘ ng bdters I - e girls (+’ the hs-ketba’.l i.'un, which Miss Agatha Davis was leader, t'who are fellows: Sadve Chandler, .After a short busine.-s session, pro-, 5^tar and civstent, the ere c"nt for sided over by Mrs. Dav=d Co|H'land. aetirg as cantain; Ivdie Leake, let- president, the veterans prt'sent were i tv, and bar. the bar for also the birthday of Gen. Wade/of the gue^t was spent in candy making games. Those present were: Caroline Lomax, Beverly Daxns, Franees Moore, JuHia Bailej', Billy Owens, Allen and Bill McSweeti, Dill Ellis, Ned Sprunt and Jack Witherspoon. Lily Yarborough, Louise Bims, Eu nice RiUbertson, Me.sdames B. R. Full er. C. B. Betts, W. B. Tribble, R. L. ] Plaxaco, Ed Shannon, W. D. Peay and i .A. K. KLnard. i w'ek'onuxl by Miss Clara Duckett, who then propcscKl the following toast to Mrs. R. Z. Wright, the chapter founder: ' It's our delight To tell Mrs. Wright We honor her as our great founder. We’re here to prove .And show' our love .And place the.se flowers of ours around her. be bar tor :i't ng as manager; Mary Lnrvia Speako, Opal I .Aughtry, Evelyn Chumbcr.s, Jamie I Little • aineiving letter.s; while Rena LVbi ams, Mo.ry H ^wze. Dillard. Do'ly Milling, Virginia Kellers and Collette Davis each rweiveil a s-'ar. j -At this time Mary Collette Dav's • gave a toast to .Mi.ss Robertson and I the domestic science girls for their , noble service in preparing and serv ing the ban<juet. Supt. J. Harvey Witherspoon, the las-t speaker, brought a timely and practical talk on the “Development of Students By a Wr ll R >und.-;l Pro gram.’’ The ev.-r’ng o:' j iv anri :m , iment ended with the singing of the alma mater. It is hoped thr^'. th s hnnqnet cap be made an annual affair a| it does much to bring the student and tea-h- j eits., cluser togethi'r *hu« developin.g i a greater sohool spirit. • 1 BOND FLOWER : SHOP ! FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS i ! 157 W. Main St. Phone 396 ' SUNDAY DINNER 50c MARY MUSGROVE TEA ROOM Vegetable Soup With ( routons Raked Chicken Steamed Rice Dreming;;' (iihlet Gravy Cranberr’. Sauce ^'boice Ic Vv 'otrl t< s .Mary Musgrove Salad Hot Biscuit.*^ Butter Chocolate Ice-Box Cake With" Whipped Cream ' Choice of Drink.s our org niza- MRS. OXLEY ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE On Friday afternoon the country club presented an attractive ance when Mrs. W’. C. Oxley enter tained with nine tables of lyridge. Mrs. Clifford Oliver of Boston. Mass., sisrter of Mrs LOVELY FAVORS FOR MRS. HENRY M rs. Fayette Henry was honored w'ith two lovely parties on Thur.sday by Mrs. Gary' Dillard. The home was attractive with daffodils and spirea. In the moining five tables were ar- T. J. Peake, was an out- ' ternoon six tables. Those assisting,! oif-town guest. Mesdames E. H. Wilkes, Glenn Fuller, \Vn.le Sperr>', *<■ hoetm in enterluinmg were Mes- and T. J. Peake assisUnl the hostess *'• "*** * • Goyne Simpson, W. D. Copeland, in serving two tempting courses. PARTY FOR MRS. CARSON On Wednewiay aftem<x>n Mrs. R. L. Coe entertained a few' friends in honor of her sister. Mrs.' T. P. P. Car-Hon of GreenvilleT The time was spent p]£a.s^^j^Y were-seryetf to' the guest-s of the afternoon. The in vited guests w'ere: Mesdame»'t'arson, i Zee Me Lees, Ernest Obering, J. H. * Hunter, R. E. Sadler, Rt'ese Young, J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and .Mis.s Nancy Ow ens. Ellis. A. W. Brice, R. E. Sadler, W. W. Harris and WL .A. Moorhead. In the afternoon. Mesdames B. H. Henry, Hal Bald win, Alec Henry and W’illiam Henry called for a social hour. A salad course followed by a sweet course was «erv(-d. ' I Blakely. honored ]ilrs. Fayette Henry i with a lovely party at the home of Rex Phillips, which was most lattraitive with quantities of jonquils In early years She shed some tears .And worked to start tion .And place the Shaft ( Alioat which w'e’rc draft 1 For these we speak our 'prwiation. Here’s to Miss Mayme .Always so game, ,S(> cheerful, true, sincere and bright. i Tho’ born a Ix'e— I To us this She Will always be, “Mr.s. Za-k(lv) Wright.’’ ' I Beautiful corsages of pink roses ; were pn'.senttxi to .Mrs. Wright and to .Mrs. .1. F. Jacob.s, Sr., Indh of whom are honorary life presidents. ' .Mrs. Jacobs read an interesting his- ' tor.v of the early beginnings of the ^ chapter, and of Mrs. Wright’s work in i founding the chapter and the chap ter’s w'ork in eri'cting the monument, j Dr. F. D. Jones then delivered an i THIRTEEN CLUB WITH MR.S. JACOBS On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. P. Ja*'obs entertained the Thii-teen club an<l .several a<lditional guests. I’laces werx* ananged for sixUn^n with the following playing: Mesdames R. C. .^dair, Pringle Copeland, H. J. Pitts, R. J. Pitt.s, \V. R. An<ler.son, Jr.. John T. Young, Gilbert Blakely, R. W. Wa<le, liby Hipp, Thomas JaiH)bs, HeJinett Townsend, Misi?es Collette Griffin, Nancy Owen.s, Irene Work man, .Anna Bell Hvutsen and Floy Ow'ing.s. Mrs. Ree.se Young and Mrs. Irby Hipp assisted the hoste.ss in sei-v'ing a salad course and Ua. FORMER CITIZEN WEDS IN CLEVELAND • News has l«H‘n re<‘eivcd here of ,he ent marriage in (’lev«‘!and, Ohiv), of Miss Lucile Hridge and Larry' Bushin, son of Mr. and .Mrs. C, H. Bushin of Spaitanburg. The bride is a memWr of a prominent Clevelajul family where she hohls a reqmnsHde tgacb- ing po-^ition. The gi m is chief in- .-pector with the Hupmohi’e automo bile plant in the same city. He is a former resident of Clinton and i.s plea^n hr rrmrm+'rrcd here by many fiiends. He is a brother <'f .Mrs. Colie H. -Adair of thi.« city, now conne. ted •with Dr. King’s hc-pital, Bay SboM. N. Y. BIRTHDAY I’ARTY ON SATURDAY .An enjoyable party was given Sat urday in celebration of th<‘ l.'Uh birth day of iFonald'Frith at the home of his mother, .Mrs. .Sloan Frith. Inter esting game-: were played dur;ng the aftemwn, after which the y- "g gue'^ts were invited into th.* dining romn to partake of refi-csbment s. Donakl’s guests inclmled Charles, Janies and Fred Burnett, \V. P. Ha’ 1- win, Paul League, Hugh Shockley Ja cobs, Billy Light feet, and Tench 0\v- en5. •ODDS \ND ENDS" CLUB IN RKIiULAK SESSION On Tue-day afternoon Mis« < .X’zile Livingston anil Gladys .Stilwell en- tertamed the ‘'Odds an'l Ends’’ club in an attractive manner. Clever .'^L. Patrick contens were an-angeil an I Beautiful Matched Pewter interesting and iivstructive hi.storical address (n General Wade Hampton, esp«‘cially .stressing his \york as lead- and spirea. In additioii to Mrs. Henry, ,<r and deliverer of .Siaith Carolina Mrs. Mary Luther and Miss Thelma during the trying days of 187(5. Ott, Faye Oglesby and Molivia Tay- j The program was intersjiersed with j lor of Gret*nville, w'ere also honor sev<*ral “idd time’’ songs by Miss guests. Mesdames R. W. Wade, Eel- Sybil Burdette,'which were much en- jder Smith, R. W. Phillips and J. B.' joyt><l. Parrott assisted the hostess in .serv- 'fhe hostesses served a sweet course ing a salad course, tea and cookies. during the social half hour which fol- lowed. FORMER I ANEORI) ( (M PI E ( ELEBK A I E ANNI \ERSA R Y The f(dl( wing account of the ‘J.'eh wedding anniver-ary cf .Mr. a'ld Mrs. ,1. B. Williams, now residents of (iitt'iiwood, but formerly residents of I.anford, will he real •with intere.st hy thi'ir friends in thi>i county: Mr. and M)*s. Jik* H. Williams cele brated their twenty-fifth weilding an niversary at their home on Eriday evening, E«4). 20. l.itt’e Miss Margaret St*ymour stood at the front dmr <Ind received the card.s on a .wilvei- tray. The guests were greeted in the hall by .Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Sheridan and ushered into thi* living rmrm where they wert* in- trodiicisl io the receiving line compos- tni of .Mr. and Mrs. .Lx* B. Williams, M sses .losii' aiWl lanih .Neel Willi'ims, .Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Le.'ike of Clint<»n, Dr. and .Mrs. R. 11. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Weber, Mr. and Mrs. .M. K-- Mndloek an-HiJ \D-Cr-H-r il. -Sher4^nir Mrs. WilPams was heauCful in a pi.wder l)!iie dre-s of crepe, with egg- -‘hi'll triiirmings. .She woe a corsagt* of pink roscdiuds an<l fern. •Mrs. A. Haskew presiih I at the registiT and .Mrs. T. .1. E-kridge re ceived in the living room. During the evening .Mrs. T. J. Itaywoith n ndeieil several beautiful piano .selections and .Mrs. Irving .Missick .sang “London derry .Ail’’ and "Love’s Old Sweet .Song.’’ .As the guests enteii*<i the dining room .Mrs. .Melvin .Medlnck and .Mrs. Jack Sheridan pinnisl a miniature sil ver hells tied with white satin lih- loii. .A salad coursi* was served by .Mrs. Hal .Sharp, .Mr.i. C. P. .''eymaur and •Mis. ,)oe (lia|)mar.. Before li-aving each guest cut a slice fr >rn the wed? ding cake. jUFNTl RY ( liUB HAS PROGRAM ON ,ST. LOUIS ' .Mrs. A. M. ( opeland was hostes;- Lo the last meeting of the CentuiA 'club at which time a study was made of .St. Louis. Eollowi^ was the pro gram: I St. Louis—Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon. Eugp*ne Field—Mrs. R. E. Wysor. Mark Twain Mrs. Edward Long. On Tuesday a business meeting was ^held at the home of Mrs. H. E. .Stur geon, with the following elections; President, Mrs. ('. M. Bailey. Vice-President, Mrs. John .MeSween. .Se<.'retary,*^lr.s. D. J. Woods. Pngnim^ Committee: .Mi’s. .A, \'. Martin, Mrs. IL .A. Cojieland, .Mis. !.. R. I.vnn. MUSIC ( I.UB STUDIES OPERAS On \V» d.le-ilay .Miss Ellen Copeland entertained the .Music club and the afternoon wa.s devoted to a -.ItaLan t-per-as,- AVitb Mi+^s Griffin a- leader. The pn giam in luded; Oj.eias of Italy .Mrs. L. Opeia, .Aida—-.Mrs. B. H. study of ♦ o!l‘.-44+* R. Lyrn. Boyd. 11 Trivatore .Miss Collette Griffin. La .Mi.-ere. 11 Trovatore- .Miss El len Copeland. S. n"1- s. Cavalier Rusticana Mrs. W. W. Harris. Iniernu'/.7.o, .Ma-.ayni .Mrs. .S. P. Bowles. Sextette from Lucia, Donzetti M'ss .Allene Ellen. The next meeting will be with .Miss Maude .‘sumerel, and Miss Ruth Bai ley as leader. JENIOK MUSK ( LI B HOLDS MEETING T e Junior .Miisie club met \v:th .Mis- Katharine Graham on .Saturday aflern.i.m and enjoyed the fol!<»wing program: 1 “Blue Vir.le*,,’’ K oclling Frances Bailey. “.Apple Bi^Kisom Waltz,’’ Rolfe Eleano’’ ( f pelanil. Water- Truax Erhline “Falling r npeland. “The .Snow Man,’’ Felton- Dorothy Edwards. I>uet, “Reverie,’’ Edvard V . “Tommy’s New Drum.’’ William Jacob.s. “Cadets On Parade,’’ Morrison Behr— Dorothv Preston- The best material available for Ions: hard wear. All our pew ter has the soft satin or bright J^'yee Pitt.s, , “Second Hungarian Rhapsody,” Liszt—Kathryn Graham, “.Melody Ln F,” Rubenstein—Doris Bolt. /“Holiday .March,” Kimball — Mar- finish. FRONTIS Jewelry Store Clinton, S. C. tharene Pitts. IIK.II .S( HdOL ATIn.ETES EN.)OV BAN(IUE>T l.ast Eriday night, at the h gh > si hiK)l wa.s staged an enjoyable srjc'a) evi'.nt of the .Hea-^on when aliout (55 boys and girls and hi"h school tea^ h-j er« •gatheri'd in the beautifully d'c- ; orated library to enjoy festivitie.s in I the form of an acbletic bamjuet, at | which wore pre.sent practically all the boy.H and girls who have partiHpati*d in any form of athletics during the j past year. 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