The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 07, 1934, Image 3
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SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
CHAXEY-MeLENDON
Mr. arid Mrs. Ernest. D. Chaney,
of Clinton, announce the marriage of!
their daughter, Elizabeth Wood, on
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Graves Lau-
rens Knight, of Laurens, and Lucian' _ hpi FV \iii am
DeMont Boylston, of Greenville. The
1 wedding will take place Wednesday,
May 31, 1934, to
don of Clinton.
William E. McL^n- bride’s home on West;
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to. the “aniipfals” (crackers) around train. Her illusion veil of white tulle,'
on the cak^. The children sang “Hap- had a cap of rose point lace, which had
py Birthday to Florence’’ and then been worn by her grandmother, the^^B
popped the green snapper .found at late Mrs. Elizabeth Moffat Welch’and ■
each plate which contained a favor her great aunt, Mrs.Clara
and a pap*er cap. ' ^ "(Walter) .Moffat of Grand Rapids,^
1 After a most enjoyable afternoon Mich. Orange^^ blossom.s extended ®
the little folk were served ice cream across the back of the c'ap. She car- B
and ,.cake by Mrs. DuRant, assisted*ried calla lilies, the stems of which
iby Mrs. ,H. C. Fiennel. [were wrapped with white satin ribbon. “
Little Florence is a granddaughter! Dr. Richard Bedon Josey of Roch-j
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis of this ester, X. Y., brother of the bride-
city. - gloom, was the best man. ^ !
Mrs. Davison' McDowell Douglas,
mother of the bride, wore an Eleanor
EXTERT.AIXS CLUB dress with unique rhine-
On Saturday morning Miss Helen ornament, and a shoulder cor-
il
M\lam was hostess to the members of orchids.
YOUNT. PEOPLE
TO STAGE “FAIR
iherbritlge club and a few additional
guests. I
were attractively ar-
hdme, for
Main stre€^
Miss Knight attended Anderson col
lege and graduated at Converse. After, „
I taking post graduate wmrk at Peabody J
^ college, Nashville, Tenn., she spent on the porch of her
The 'Voung Peoples Department of!gammer abroad. For several years she
the Broad Street Methodist church are has tano-bt sneial srianpo in tha Ian I Alter several interesting rounds, a
staging a fair in tha basement of the: "e ”, ^choT .ielicious salad eonrse was served,
church Friday evening. Admission to; Boylston is the son of Mr. and Those enjoying the occasion were:
the “grounds’’will be 5c and each side! Mrs B L Bovlston of Blackville He Charles Workman. Mrs. George iiiiiinrn.auc
show, and booth wMll charge Ic extra.^;, « irraduate of Furman university ‘ O^liorne, Mrs. Harry Bolick, Mrs. faoiihes and out-of-town guests ot a
There wul be clowns, freaks, and g^d holds an important business con
everyt’hing connected with fairs. The^i GreenviTle.
is invited. i
Mrs. Jack Bruorton, sister of the
bridegroom, wore white moss ..crepe *
and a corsage of sunset > roses, and B
Miss Mattye Izard, aunt of the bride- g
groom, wore flowered chiffonHri paste4j ^
shades and a corsage of pink roses, ;i ?=
Following the ceiemony, Mrs. Doug- B
las, the bride’s mother, entertained the ■
wedding party, the two immediate
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES
i MEET .MONDAY
METHODIST CIRCLES
MEElT MOXDAV
The Circles of the Broad
Methodist church will meet Monday iary of the First Presbyterian church^ An enjoyable party was
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Street, The Circles of the Woman’s Auxil
afternoon, at 4 o’clock as follows:
Circle No. 1—Mrs. Geo. Watts Cope
land, hostess; Mrs. J. V. Edwards,
leader.
Circle No. 2—Mrs. T. C. Johnson,
hostess; Mrs, J. B. Yarborough, leader.
Circle No. 3.—Mrs. T. G. Harris,
lLQ£l£SSi-
W. M, .Mc(:rary,,Miases Hazel Boland, reception at-bwOpartment on Pickens
I Aimena .Miiling, Gladys .\ldred, Em- -’’^•eet.
iPia Little, and Mildred Milam of Lees-1 l>uring Ahe evening the bride and
burg Fla. bridegroom left for a wedding trip
j ’ ‘ and upon their return will be at home
I on .Maplewood drive. For travelling
. ' the bride' wore a smart navy blue
' . c f triple sheer crepe ensemble, cart wheel
gi\en ba - navy crepe and navy acces
sories,
Mrs. Josey, daughter of Mrs. Doug
las, the former Miss Lydia Welch of
Pitts'burg, Pa., and the late Dr. Davi
son .McDowell Douglas, who was presi-
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
SON AND DAUGHTER
leader.
will hold their June meetings as foF urday afternoon at the country home
lows: I of Mrs, J. B. Graham, near Clinton,
No. 1, Business Womep’s Circle, celebrating the tw’elfih birthday of
with .Mi.ss Betty Woodworth. | her daughter, Virginia, and the eighth
No. 2, with Mrs. Bothwell Graham, j birthday of her son, William, both oc-
No. 3, with Mrs. H. S. Finley. icurring on the same day.
No. 4, with Miss Arya__Iieary. - , L
NSrfivAvttfr’Mt’s. 'Wm.^'Baitey Owens.' enjoyed on the spaciops lawn, after*
No. 6, with Miss Clara Duckett.
No. 7, with Mrs. Geoi-ge Black.
No. 8, with. Mrs. Gary Dillard,
i All circles will meet Monday after-
C, Adair ^^”' 11 at 4 P. M., except No.
which the guest.s, donhing attractive
Carolina at Clinton and of the Uni-j|g
versity of South Carolina, is one offE
the mo’st admired members of C'olum-
MRS. ADAIR HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
Thursday morning Mrs. R _
entertained the members of heri bridge "’l^lch meets Thursday
club arid added an extra table for ^•^^’^‘^14, at 8 o clock,
guests. !
In the receiving rooms three tables UlTri.E G,1KL
were attractively arranged for the ('EI.EBHATKS BIRTHD.AY
mg room,
lA.#** I »vl VvF i IV K V B V> llviv C««» <*
lovely <-ut f ovvers an.l crepe paper ^
pers ,n yellow, ffreen. and pink The ,,eKree from the
games.
.After several rounds Mrs. .Adair, as
sisted by .Mrs. W. (’. Oxley, sorvet
tempting sai^(U>ourse.
Guests included: Mrs. W- P- Jacobs,
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr.,eMrs. Hays,
.Mrs. John W. Little, Mrs. W, A. John
son, .Mrs. H. L. Boyti, Mrs. T. J. Peake,
the Abbeville Press and
Mrs. Bessie H. Owens, .Mrs. Goyne
Simp>^on, .Mr.^^. O. W. Finney, .Mrs. Ed-C/^ji'^^ Mabry
war<l .Martin an<l Mrs. Willis Clayton' fQ,
of Raleigh, N. C. '
(Fi om
Banner) , . ;
lorcmce DuRant, pretty little
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.M. .A. l)u-|
Rant, celebrated her eighth bijdhday^
Thursday afternoon by inviting a few
of her friends to a party. , (
Many games and contests were en-.
joyed, these were under the direction
They all went
surprise souvenirs and.
paper c.pa, were invited into the din- ^he is a graduate of Con-
w .c was ( ecoia ei "‘H'l verse college, where she was a member'
received,
, degree from the Univer-,
evenmg, centerpiece was a green erystkl South Carolina. Mrs. Josey is*
ir"^ • ‘ a member of the Junior league, and
, calliop-iis. 1 he birthdav cakes, placed u • u \ i
! . . , . , I prior to her marriage she was honored
I at eiilier side, held ighted pink can- i • i . ; .i
1 ,, ,, . Iwith a long series of delightful social
idles in yellow roseluids. ,( andies m ,
pastel shades, wrappi'd sand-lVagTTyle ^ j
in pink, yellow japd green paper, were
at each place. Souvenir dolls in pastel
colriis were given for favors.
.Mrs. Graham, assisted hy.her moth
er, .Mrs. M. E. ('ole, and .Mrs. T. I).
Dean of Greenwood, served delicious
ice cream and eake.
D C N’T SACRIFICE .
QUALITY
Don’t go too far in your efforts to economize and buy
food for your family because it is the cheapest you can
find. W hen you buy on the cut-rate basis only, you are
sure to get cut-rate quality. That is not saving.
Insist on quality merchandise. We feature this class
of quality goods in every department of our store and at
very little more in price.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Picnic Plates, pkg. . _ ; . . 10c
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Paper Napkins, pkg. 10c
Okra & Tomatoes, No. 2 can ... 10c
Lima Beans, No. 2 can 10c
Pickle, 8-oz jar 10c
Rdred" Ham, ib“ .. ?!
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Boiled Ham, lb. 40c i
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Luncheon Loaf, Ib 30c I
Veal Roast, lb .. 17V2C •
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Country Cur^ Ham, sliced, lb. 30c ■
Fresh Fish ■
IMH’GI.AS-JDSKV MKDDINT;
SOl.bl.M.M/KD IN cot.I MBI.A
ithen wt*n* invited to the dining room.I ("otumbia, S. ('., June 3.- .A wedding
;The coloii’ .scheme of green and yellow of fniieh si^-ial prominence was that of
.was cariied out here. In the center Miss K.lizaheth .Moffat Douglas ami
iof the table was the big birthday cake. Dr. .Allen Izard Josey, whieh took
announce- <lecorated as a merry-go-round, iced place at 8:30 Saturday evening in the
is the en- in yellow with eight -green candles. Fir.st Bresihyterian church. The Rev.
marriage^! A large stick of candy formed the pole James W. Jackson, D. I)., pastor, offi-
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KNIGHT-BOYLSTON
announcement
Laurens, June 2. — An
ment of wide social interest
gagement and approaching
of Miss Frances Elisaibeth Knight, only with vari-colored ribbons leading out ciated in the i)resence of a large as-
1_ semblage of relatives and friends.
■ ■!■■■■ ■ Ji.iH ■..■miiHiii.BiS'■!!■ iH ■ ■ ■ H/ ■ An unusually l>eautiful setting was|
* used for the event. Between the pi-
laster.s wer<* garlands of berried smi-
lax and asparagus fern, arrange»l at
the j)ew ends, forme<l along the aisles
lovely etheieal bordefk! Lilies tied
with white tulle marked the family
pews. Graduated palms intermingled
with asjiaragus fern fulni.^hed a back
ground for the pulpit, which was
bordered with a semi-circle of Easter
lilies. The church was lighted with
tall white candles in floor wrought
irorr ttrrehes.
h reil H. I’aj kcr, or ganist, rendered
a beautiful musical program. Before
the ceremony “Festival Piece (.len-
kins), “Dream of Love’’ (Liszt), “In
^ Sumnv^r’’ (Stebbins) and “To The
Evening Star’’ (Wagner) were played,
j “The Rridal C/horus’’ from “Lohen-
I grin’’ was used fur the processional
and Mendelsshon’s “Wedding .March’’
I for the reces.sional. During the cere-
[mony, .Mr. Parker p|aye<l softly “.My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice’’ from
“Sampson and Delilah’’ (Saint-Saens).
Dr. W. .A. Boyd and Dr. .1. Heyward
Gibbe.s were the senior ushers. The
junior ushers were: J. M. Cantey, Jr.,
Dr. F. Eugene Zemp, Charles (’a,te,
Pinckney L. (Jain, , Jack Bi uorton,
brother-in-law of t*he bridegroom, and j
FJdward Nevergold of Beaver, Pa., cou-
iiin ..of
.Miss Lucy Bailey of Clinton and
P ! Miss Sara Rich, hridesmaid«,..^wqrg
H; yellow mousseline de soir Schiaparelli
H ’ models, having double'i iK’hjng at the
jl necklines w’hieh wele high in front
O and low in the .back. Double niching
I was also (Jkti the front of the skirts,,
H which ended in,slight trains at the
a back. They w'ore yellow satin slippers
" and carried long sheaths of souvenir
P roses and delphenium tied with yellow
P satin ribbon.
p A turquoise blue moss crepe Lanvin j
g model made on straight lines with
P inserts of tiny acconlion pleatings wa.s^
I worn by .Mrs. W. -A. Edwards of Mont-i
clair, N. J., the former .Miss Rae Car
penter of Greenville, who was matron
of honor. She wore gold slippers and
carried a l>ouquet Of souvenir roses
P and delphenium.
. p Miss Margaret McDowell Douglas,
P maid of honor and Sister of the bride,
P wore a pink net dress, also a Schia-
P parelli model, which fited the figure
p to the knees and flared from the knees
jS dowh Tofming a train of tiny ruffles.
P The long streamers of the much be-
P" ruffled cape cros.sed in the back and
P tied at the waistline. Her slippers!
p.were pink and she carried a sheath of
S pink rosvs and delphenium tied with
P” pink ribbon. ^
9 The stately lovelines.s of ih^ bride,
who was given in marriage by her
uncle, Dr. John L. DougUui, of David
son college, was enhanced by her ex
quisite gown of white duchess satin
made_ princess .style, haying a high
cowl/neck and a band of pearls cross-
in^Tthe bodice in front and back.
The-sleeves were full from, shoulder
ptft alihflw and tightrfUiting from ftlhnw
to wrist, a'nd the skirt ended in a long
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Thini Prize—t lbs. Heef Roust.
Fourth I*rize—Yz Ral. Penick Syrup.
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