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1 -V. r - A K i t Thursday^ Moy 15,1947 -T 5! THE CLINTON CHRONICLE /, Page Three TheWOMAN’S PAGE , SOCIETY EVENTS, &UB AND CHURCH NEWS * OF INTEREST . TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 i Mrs. Heath Copeland Hostess At Bridge Friday afternoon Mrs. Heath Cope land entertained her bridge club and additional guests. Four tables were in play during the afternoon, with Mrs. P. S. Bailey and Mrs. Tom Addison winning score prizes. Roses, pansies and flowering shrubs added attractiveness to the rooms where the games were played. After cards a salad course, sand wiches, iced tea and candies were enjoyed. Ex Libris Club Meets With Mrs. Cornwall Mrs. J. J. Cornwall was hostess to the Ex Libris book club on Tuesday afternoon. The living room, where members gathered for the informal meeting, was adorned with garden flowers and roses. - ^Guests viewed the interesting sketches in the book, “Waccamaw Plantations,” by Julian Bolick. Later a dessert course was served. Celia Casque Celebrates Birthday Celia Gasque, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Gasque, invited a num ber of neighborhood playmates for a party Tuesday afternoon in celebra tion of her third birthday. The little folk were entertained with outdoor games. The white birthday cake with three pink can dles centered the prettily-appointed refreshment table. Ice cream and cake were served and each guest was given novelty cups of candies. Miss Rosa Mahaffey Entertains Senior Class On Thursday evening after the practice for "Senior Follies,” Miss Rosa Mahaffey was hostess to the senior class at her home. Spring flowers in attractive combi nations were used in the receiving rooms. Music and singing were en joyed and sandwiches and soft drinks served during the evening. Faculty members who are senior class sponsors and directing the Fol lies, Miss Katrine Martin, Mias ^Jo sephine Harris and Miss Annette Moorhead, were guests. Helen Anderson Class Enjoys Social Meeting Twenty-six members of the Helen Anderson Sunday school class of the First Baptist church ^enjoyed a‘social on Tuesday evening at the church. A short business session, presided over ;by the president, Mrs. J. D. Holland, was held, after which Mrs. C. W. Hallman gave the devotional. During a social hour the hostess committee, Mrs. W. H. Roberts and Mrs. Hugh C. Ray, chairmen, served salad and sweet courses. Thornwell Teachers Circle Has Annual Picnic For the May meeting, members of the Teachers circle of Thornwell Me morial church motored to Yarbor ough’s mill for a picnic Tuesday evening. Lt.-Col. Powell Fraser and James Thackston were guests of the group for the occasion. Mrs. Bannister Hostess • To JHA Members Members of the Junior Homemak ers association of Clinton high school gave a social on Friday evening at the home of Mjs. Roily Bannister in Mountville. , Each member invited a guest and entertainment featured proms, danc ing and games. Seasonal flowers, roses predomi nating, decorated the home for the occasion. Potato chips, punch and cookies were served. Presbyterian Circles Have May Meetings The Business Women’s circle of the First Presbyterian church met on Monday evening. Mrs. George Tay lor, Mrs. J. Will Dillard and Mrs. Pierce Chandler were hostesses at the church. The group met in the ladies’ par lor whgre white and pink roses were attractively arranged. Mrs. A. M. Copeland conducted the iBible study on Amos. After a business session, a social hour was enjoyed and the hostesses served a sweet course. Miss Minnie Moore, of Rock Hill, was a guest of the group for the meeting. Presbyterian Circle No. 2 met at the home of Mrs. Francis Blalock. Roses and sweetpeas were used at vantage points in the living and din ing rooms. Mrs. Bernard Boyd discussed the study lesson on “Sermon On the Mount.” Mrs. Tommy Hollis talked on the Auxiliary "birthday” offer ing. Later the hostess and assistant hostesses, Mts. Marion Brown and Miss Dot Taylor, served tea; sand wiches and cookies. aid to children of*the world. The de-1 votional was given by Mrs. Julian Coleman and the program concluded with prayer by the chairman, Mrs. W. M. Hughes. During a social hour a salad plate and lemon tarts were served with punch. Lovely Party Honors Mrs. Leaman Jones Mrs. Leaman Jones, the former Miss Anne McMillian, was paid a charming compliment when Mrs. Ansel Godfrey and Miss Joy God frey entertained Saturday afternoon with a drop-in. Beautiful arrangements of pink roses decorated the receiving rooms. In the dining room tall pink tapers were used and the chosen color note was also observed in the refresh ments. Guests were invited into the dining room where sandwiches, cake, coffee and mints were served. Mrs. Horace Payne and Mrs. Ayliffe Ja cobs poured coffee. Mrs. Julian Cole man and Mrs. H. M. Wise assisted the hostesses in entertaining. About thirty friends of the bride called during the afternoon. Mrs. Jones was remembered with a gift of china in her chosen pattern. Miss Workman Hostess Baptist Business Circle Miss Irene Workman and Miss Ag nes Davii were hostesses on Monday evening at the home of the former to the Business Women’s circle of the First Baptist church. Miss Jamie Little had arranged the program on "The Japanese.” The de votional was given by Miss Eloise Miller, and others taking part on the program were Misses Marion Butts, Mrs. J. D. Holland, Miss Davis, Miss Workman, and Mrs. Hugh, Ray. At the conclusion of the program a social hour was enjoyed and the hostesses served a dessert course. Study Club Holds ~ Annual Open Meeting Wednesday afternoon the annual open meeting of the Wednesday Study club was held at the home of Mrs. Marshall Brown on Broad street, assembling club members and their guests. Throughout the home arrange ments of roses and other spring gar den flowers were effectively used for decoration. The guest speaker of the occasion was Mrs. B. L. Jones, of Laurens, who has successfully taught in the Laurens city schools a long period of years. Mrs. C. Bynum Betts, presi dent of the clubT^ introduced Mrs. Jones, who gave a review of the novel, "The Peacock Sheds His Tail.” Later the guests were invited into the dining room, where refreshments were served in buffet style from * a beautifully appointed tea table. Assisting Mrs. Brown in enter taining were Mrs. Robert S. Owens and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap. Informal Gatherings- For Mrs. Billy Owens Mrs. Billy Owens, of Atlanta, Ga., who has been visiting Mrs. William Bailey Owens, was honored by friends at two informal gatherings last week. Wednesday morning Mrs. Horace Payne and Mrs. Tommy Hollis in vited a number of friends for a coca- cola party. Mixed spring flowers, featuring iris and ioses shading from pink to rose, adorned the home.j Sandwiches, mints and nuts were enjoyed. Tea Compliments 1 Recent Brides A lovely tea was given on Wed nesday afternoon by Mrs. W. C. Baldwin honoring her daughters-in- law, Mrs. Thomas Baldwin and Mrs. Harry Baldwin. Mrs. N. Reese Young and Miss Doris Baldwin greeted the guests. The receiving line formed in the liv ing room was 'composed of the host ess, Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, her moth er, Mrs. R.y\. Knight, of Belton, Mrs. C. E. King, Mrs. Harry Baldwin, and her mother, Mrs. W. L. Wier. Red roses were used in decoration in the wide reception hall and den. Roses and mixed bouquets of -orchid iris were attractively arranged in the living room. A green and white col or motif was observed in the floral appointments for tlie dining room with white roses on the buffet and a centerpiece of carnations and Dutch iris on the table which was overlaid with a handsome cut work cloth. Tall white tapers in silver holders added to the decorative scheme. Entertaining in the living and din ing rooms were" Miss Nancy Owens, Miss Eva Harris, Miss Irene Hipp, Miss Polly Baldwin, and Mrs. Arthur Katzburg of Newberry. Miss Barrie Jean Wingard and Miss Mary Jean Knight of Belton, served block cream, iced squares of angel food cake and mints. The chosen color note was also carried rut in the re freshments. Also assisting yvere (Continued on page seven) Sara Glenn Circle Meets With Mrs. Thornley The Sara Glenn circle of Broad Street Methodist church met Mon day evening at the home of Mrs. Louie Thornley, with twenty-nine members attending. Mrs. Ethel Pitts and Miiss Jeanette Pitts were asso ciate hostesses. Pink Bowes roses were attractive in the living room. Miss Elizabeth Copeland led the program on home and foreign mis sions, stressing Christian and medical Mrs. Walter Johnson was hostess at a drop-in Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Owens. Guests were invited into the din ing room where refreshments were served buffet style. Mrs. William Bai ley Owens and Mrs. C. W. Stone as sisted the hostess in thb courtesies of entertaining. Pastel-tinted sweet peas were ar ranged with other garden flowers in the receiving rooms. Musgrove Club In May Meeting The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met with Mrs. E. F. Ander son for the May meeting, with the president in charge. The devotional was by Mrs. J. R. Snider, who read Proverbs 1:9-20 and quotations of famous men on “Moth ers.” Following a prayer and a song, the roll was called and members an swered with their favorite method of serving chicken. Minutes of the previous meeting ^ were read and a business session held. i Picture study for the month was “The Mill of Wyk” by Jacob Van Ruisdael. A paper on music was readj by Mrs. W. R. Anderson, and one on “Home die Week” by Miss Lou ise Fleming, home demonstration agent. Miss Fleming also gave a dem onstration on-^ehickens, and distrib- uteed leaflets on poultry, sanitation and diseases. Contests and games were enjoyed by the club. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Anderson, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. P. B. 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