Thursday, May 13, 1948
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE,
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TheWOAAAN’S PAGE
SOCIETY EVEOTS, CLUB AM) CHUttCH KEWS
OF IKIEREST .. TELEPHONE 74 or 156-W
Mrs. Heinsohn,
Visitor, Honored
Mrs. R. A. Heinsohn, of fhonjas-
and explained 're- > Mrs; -S. i J . Babb
from several'mod- birthday May 4 a
points in the card rooms made * a Owens played
pretty setting for the party. J corded .seleetibt
—Miss Lee ^Deckman of Florence, 1 ern composers.
•-'-aftd Miss Betty Anne Edwards of. C onclus : on of ‘he pro’-art celebrat on of th<
vilirGa.; who1pent'the V, ‘paVrwwk ? K umter * were out of town guests for.:^ following hostesses ‘served 're- ^"
the occasion. freshments: Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Helth orida St:eet
1 Copeland. Mrs. Felton Moore, Mrs. ; n aon party. A
-T-homat'. Mrs. Rouer.t Black
j with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Anderson,;
hap been extehded a number of jki . kl ....
'coyrtesies. Several informal father- MlSS NormQ~HofiCtt
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add Mrs. J. F. Jacobs.
Speake-McMeekin
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomay
Speake, of this cijy, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Frances
Elliott, to Edgar Gibson McMeekin,
of Winnsboro. The wedding will take
place June 30.
Mrs. King Hostess
For Bridge Party
On Friday evening Mrs. John Wil
liam King entertained members of
the Wednesday bridge club, their
husbands and several additional
guests.
Spring flowers in pastel shades
formed a -.setting- for. five_.tables laid,
for a dessert course. After several
progressidns high score awards were
presented Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Goodale. . \
Supper Party
Given At Club
Blanche Cox, alternates.
A paper on “The Marshall Plan
was read by Miss Blanche Cox. The
lings in the immediate neighborhood 1 ii i fM.-L
| included a coffee Saturday morning neQQS iviUSiC l*IUD
at the Anderson home, a coca-cold The Clinton Music club hied its James Wrioht Babb
I party Tuesday morning given by last meeting of the year at the homp ^ • i
Mrs. James P. Sloan, and Mrs. E. M. of Mrs. Haynie Prince May 5, with L-ClCbrotCS DirthuQy
Timmerman was hostess Tuesday at- Miss Norma Halfett presiding,
ternoon for.Mrs. Heinsohn. ' The club made arrangements to,
sponsor a concert May 18. at Presby-
James Wright Babb, son of Mr. and t
] and punch ' were ^■r\v / s~ Novelty
cand:es were presented each guest
ns favors. Center.n’/fne prettily i -
pointed refreshmjem ‘ . be was m
angel food cpke, dec c tied in tne
(Conp-mied on page
two)
or,d for the coming year:
oses, “ o President—Miss Norma Hallett.
Vice-President—Mp. Harry. Mc-
^ Mrs. Marshall Brqwn entertained terian college featuring Miss Helen
picture"study,*‘‘Forenoon in the Adi-; m . {y gu ® sts at a , n t ea Ligon, soprano, of Greenville,
rondacks” by Alexander Wyant, wa si so h ( „ MeS ay 3 ernoon or 1 rs ‘ ein "i The following omcers were elected
given by Mp. Haselden. Mrs. Larry’
DeShields, chairman of the beautifi
cation committee, gave a talk on
flower arrangement in the yard.
The assistant home demonstration
agent, Miss Vaughn, gave a demon
stration on fllower gardens.
During the social hour a contest on
flowers was given and refreshments
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Wrenn
and Mrs., May.
Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame and Dr.
and Mrs. F. F. Hicks entertained Sat
urday evening at Lajceside country
club.
Madonna lilies, red
sweetpeas fashioned the floral adorn-1
ment for the receiving rooms. Guests'
Treasurer—Mrs. Robert Black.
were invited into the dining room
where refreshments were served.
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and Mrs. H. E.
Sturgeon assisted the hostess in the
courtesies of entertaining.
Club Entertained
By Joint Hostesses
~ Miss Lily~ Yarbdroufft and Mrs.
James P. Sloan jointly entertained
the Odds and Ends Book club Thurs
day evening at the home of the for
mer.
Arrangements of roses were at- .u
. . .. . ,, 1 were invited into the dining room
tractive in the living room, while , or re f res hments. Centering the table
Study Class Has
Open Meeting
Thursday afternoon the annual
open meeting of the Study club was
held at the home of Mrs. Wilson!
Harris. Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon and Mrs. 1
Wm. P. Jacobs were assistant host
esses.
The speaker for the afternoon was
Mrs. Jacobs, who told about her re
cent trip to England.
During the afternoon the guests
Recording Secretary— Mrs. Lewis
Pitts.
Corresponding Secretary — Mrs.;
Frank Fowler.
Miss Hallett presented an interest-:
ing paper on American jazz music,,
giving the background* and charac-,
teristics, a%r which Miss Gloria
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daisies predominated in the floral were pink roses, columbine and snap
dragons. Ice cream, cake, coffee, nuts
and mints were served.
Red roses and' foxgloves were ar
ranged in the living room.
Polly Baldwin ^
Guest At Shower
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adornment for the dining room
Places were laid for fourteen, and
a two-course supper was served.
Mrs. George Gasque, who has re-
, . , cently come to Clinton to make her
A profusion of roses decorated the,^^^ was a g ues t 0 f the club,
spacious club rooms and long tables i f
were prettily appointed on the porch] . - . _
for supper. A barbecue chicken sup-; mtormal Party Miss Po i ly Baldwin, bride-elect of
per was served to about one hun-'p or ^ r - SQ/JIgf : this city, was a special guest at a
dred guests. Later in the evening ^ ■ * .. .. , T , miscellaneous shower given last,
dancing was enjoyed. i SiiSfu ESS' b ^ M «- Sam
Out-of-town guests included Mr ^ aS . os , s . s „ a c ® ca 0013 parly i Dorothy Ann Taylor and-Mrs. Fred
Vw. 01 ^cluded^Mr.j honoring Mrs. Rufus Sadler, of Nor- w TayJor a tthe Taylor home in
folk, Va who is spending some time Laure complimenting Miss Dotsy
here while Ensign Sadler is at sea. Xim ^ bride-elect of that city.
Pastel-tinted cut flowers in varied j Miss Baldwin was presented ice
arrangementi made a pretty setting tea coas t ers py hostesses.
for the delightfully informal gathav-j
ing which assembled twelve guests.
During the afternoon plates of party
dainties were enjoyed.
and Mrs. William Patridge of New
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Hall Eflrd, Miss
Rachel Hpwie and Mrs., J. B. Boyd,
of Monroe, N. C. -
Musgrove Club
Holds May Meeting
The May meeting of the Musgrove! Ij 1.1. | e Girl Has
Home Demonstration club was held' ,
at the school building on May 6th at .Birthday Party
3 o’clock. “A Song of the Open Road”| Corinne Boyd, daughter of Mr. and'
Was sung by the club. The devotion- i Mrs. B. Hubert Boyd, celebrated her
al was given by Mrs. P. B. Mitchell, fourth birthday with a party Tues-
basing her remarks on “Mother,”
Proverbs 31:28. Each member an
swered roll call with a tree or plant
blooming in her yard. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
by the secretary.
Mrs. R. G. Wrenn and Mrs. J. K.
Haselden were elected as delegates
to the home demonstration club short
course at Winthrop college June 22-
25, with Mrs. A. A. May and Miss
day afternoon.
Long tables were laid on the lawn
for refreshments. A pretty bouquet
of rose? adorned the table and over
head were suspended pastel colored
balloons. The prettily decorated
birthday cake was cut and served
with ice cream and punch. Later,
candies were enjoyed and the bal
loons given Ss favors.
The little folk were entertained
With a number of games during the
afternoon.
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Constance Burts
Entertains Visitor
Constance Burts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Burts, invited a
number of friends to her home on
Friday evening, to meet her cou
sin, Charles Richey, of Ware Shoals,
who was a visitor here.
The living room was decorated
with red roses.
A number of games and contests
were enjoyed during the evening af
ter which the hostess served punch
and cookies. •
Miss Josephine Harris
Honored With Party
Misses Mary Gaines, Laura Bell
and Jean Phifer complimented Miss
Josephine Harris, bride-elect, with a
party Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. Will Leake. Sharing hon
ors with Miss Harris was Miss Mary
Shedd, also a bride-elect, and both
honorees were given gardenia cor-
>\ sages.
About twenty guests enjoyed the
j informal dessert party. A delightful
] refreshment plate was served during
( the evening and the hostesses re-
J membered the bndes-elect with gifts
of silver.
Throughout the receiving rooms!
■kiualv, ar.r-angpmpnI< nf nw.-;
Also available ii^
Smart Metal Bookends,
Portrait Frames, Desk Sets,
etc.
MAY 27 LAST
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“A Credit To All South Carolina”
j to the decoration scheme.
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Bullock
Thursday Mrs. White Bullock en-!
tertained her bridge club. In the liv
ing room snapdragons and roses
j formed a background for the two,
: tables. Several mixed arrangements
; adorned the dining room.
, At the conclusion of the games
1 Mrs. B. C. Preslar was high score
| winner and was presented a prize. A
j salad course was enjoyed after cards.
Bride and Groom-Elect
Honored With Dinner
Honoring Miss Mary Shedd and
Harold Pitts, whose wedding takes
place in the summer, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Pitts and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Pitts entertained at dinner on Friday
j evening, April 28 at the Lewis Pitts
! home on Musgrove street,
j Adorning the living room and
! dining room mantels were arrange
ments of yellow snapdragons with
tall burning tapers on either side.
Elsewhere cut flowers were placed
at vantage points.
Dinner was served' at prettily ap
pointed ^ard tables wifh yellow roses,
Covers’ wereTaid for 24 guests.^'
Miss Shedd was given silver in her
chosen pattern. Miss Marian Pitts,
bride-elect, was also presented with
a gift of silver.
Out of town guests were Miss
Shedd’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Shedd, of Monticello.
Bridge Part For
Mrs. Lindsay, Bride
Mrs. Richard T. i indsay', 1 recent
bride, was paid a charming compli
ment Saturday afternoon when a
bridge party -as given at the home
of Mrs. James. Rit|s.'..JBqs.teMes were
Carolyn, Anne and Faye Pitts.
Guests were inv 'ed for four tables
and a corsage of reel roses marked the
hon< ree’s place. High score award
wen. to Miss Polly Baldwin, and
consolation to Miss Shirley Dawkins.
Mrs. Lindsay was given china in her
chose npattern ind the hostesses also
remembered Miss Marion Pitts and
Miss Baldwin, brides-elect, with
gifts of silver. . _
Later a salad course, cake and
punch were served. Mrs. G. C.
Moore assisted in serving.
Mixed bouquets used at vantage
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