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Thursday, July 6, 1950
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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The WOMAN’S PAGE
Society Events, Club and Church News
of Interest ‘t,’ telephone 74 or 495
Mrs. Sadler Entertains
Wednesday Club
the occasion. A dessert course was
served after whjch A number of pro
gressions w'ere made. Top honors
were won by Mrs. Rufus Sadler,
Jr., and a guest prize was present
ed Miss Cunningham.
Seated Tea Fetes
Popular Bride-Elect
Honoring Miss Omega Monroe,
popular bride-elect, Mrs. Hugh B.
Workman and Mrs. John A. Davis
entertained at a seated tea on Wed
nesday afternoon, June 28, between
the hours of five and six o’clock at
the home of the former.
Decorations in the living
room
I presented the bride-elect with sil-
Iver in her wedding pattern, trous-
'Iseau and hope chest gifts.
Entertaining t h e Wednesday ! T G ^ es ^ f £, om M ^’
bridge club and a number of addi- D ? V1 ^ Copeland, Mrs. Posej- W., gladioli ohlox and daisies In
tinnai vhpc « Mrs Rnfuc QaHipr Tr Copeland, Mrs. James Pitts also Mrs. i were giaaion, pniox ana adisies. in
tional guests Mrs. Kutus badler, Jr., lBo C RoDer of Laurens and Miss Ed-(the hall an arrangement of blue hy-
was hostess for cards last week at u - V Uranapa*! was used
the home of Mrs. R. E. Sadler. ™ Mllle " of Spartanburg who was drangeas was used.
,,, ,. ........ . .'the week-end guest of Miss Cope- The brides chai
Gladioli with mixed bouquets at'i an d
vantage points made a pretty setting
for the four tables in play during the
Mrs. Ellis Honored
By Mr. and Mrs. Young
Cope- j The bride’s chair was marked
with a shower of hearts tied with
'satin ribbons. This was passed to
!the guests and each wrote a wish
for the bride on an individual heart.
Contests were enjoyed which car
ried out the bridal theme.
sage of measuring spoons, metal
scouring pad, and a dish cloth. Sev
eral contests were enjoyed and
prizes awarded to Miss Rosalyn
Cason and Mrs. Calhoun Gault.
Miss Ann Pinson and Miss Kay
Thomas who were dressed as maids,
presented the gifts in an old fash
ioned, black, miniature stove. Ann
and Kay told Mrs. Hamilton, “ re
spectively, ‘These gifts are for
Grace and Ro, because we love you
so, and oh, Grace, now that you
have your man, you’ll have to learn j
to use some pots and pans.” In op
ening the oven door. Mrs. Hamilton |
found many useful gifts.
A salad course was served with
ham biscuits, tea and cookies. As
sisting the hostesses in- the courtes
ies of entertaining were Misses Nan !
Long, Terry Thomas, Jackie Tru-
luck, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, and Mrs.
Eugene Pinson.
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afternoon. A dessert course was
served before the games. Top score
was won by Mrs. William Shields
and assorted consolation prizes went Mr. and Mrs. J. Clyde Young,, ........
to Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Mrs. Ed Sad- 1 honored Mrs. Ruth Ellis, sister of ,. T . he guests were invited into the
ler, Mrs. Robert Black and Mrs.! the latter, on Sunday with a birth-1 dining room where refreshments
Powell Fraser day dinner at their home near Jo- were served from a beautifully ap-
'anna. pointed tea table adorned with Ad-
At noon a bountiful four course m i£ a *. i*. a ^ es ‘, ,, . . • ,
dinner .was served. Gladioli and D air Uy individual moic s of chick-
ferns were beautifully arranged in ^5^ w^punch^ c ' ' s0 ' ' ^
, . The bride was remembered with
of this city announce the engage- Those enjoying the occasion were a gj R 0 f c hina in her chosen pattern.
‘ ‘ . r Marjorie 1 Mrs. Ruth Ellis, Miss Bernice Lee
Monroe-Lynn
Vows Spoken In
Church Ceremony
Miller-Filkner
Engagement ^
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ernest Miller the hvm 8 a ™i dining room.
Alliene, to Edward Minnis Felknor, 1 and Jane Ellis qf Level Land, Mr.
Jr., lieutenant, United States Air
Force, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
gust.
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Mrs. Sloan Is
Club Hostess
Bridge Party
Honors Visitor
Joint Hostesses
Honor Mrs. Hamilton
On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Romanye Hamilton
ment of their daughter, Marjorie
" and Jane Ellis ol
and Mrs. Harris Ellis, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Ellis and little daughter,
Minnis Felknor of Knoxville, Tenn.; Ann of Iva, Mr. and Mrs. Darragh
The wedding will take place in Au-; Hanna of Hodges. „ , ,
I ' - Romanye Hamilton was honored
with a kitchen shower at the home
of Miss Lucy Thomas. Hostesses
with Miss Thomas were Mrs. Rem-
Bridge Club Hostess Margaret :^p[S Clt and M,ss Mary Fran ‘
Mrs. James P. Sloan entertained-Cunningham of Greensboro, N. C., Throughout the rooms, where the
her bridge club on Thursday as- and New York, who was visiting guests were received, were lovely
sembling players foi two tables. [here, Mrs. Pov/ell A. Fraser was flower arrangements of shasta dais-
Gladioli, roses and petunias were
decorative in the card rooms with
a handsome arrangement of magno
Ji a _
to the gapnes a refreshment plate
hostess for three tables of bridge,
Gladioli were combined with oth
er flowers of the season to add at-
gracing the dining table. Prior ; tractiveness to the hostess home for
the gapies a refreshment plate ■ - ■
was served and during the afternoon
ies, gladioli, dahlias, and other sum
mer flowers.
Upon arrival. Mrs. Hamilton was
presented a uniquely arranged cor-
Miss Omega Frances Monroe be
came the bride of Dr. Walston Adol
phus Lynn, Jr., at 8 p. m. Saturday,
July 1, at Hopewell Methodist
Church near here. The Rev. J. W.
Giles, pastor, officiated using • the
double ring ceremony.
| Magnolia, ferns, baskets of white
gladioli and white lighted candles
in candelabra decorated the church. .
The music was presented by Mrs.
Thomas F. Milam of this city, or
ganist, and Mrs. T. R. Bethune of
Greensboro, N. C., vocalist.
Serving as usher-groomsmen were
Olin Lynn. Jr., of Atlanta, Ga.,
James Connor of Kingstree, Wil
liam Boyd of Aiken and William
Howell of Lancaster.
I Miss Claire McCarter—of Whit
mire and Greenville was maid of
honor. She wore pale blue organza
^ver matching taffeta, featuring a
fitted bodice, full skirt of ballerina
j length with six large calla points
1 around the hemline, matching fichu
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mints, nuts and punch were enjoyed.
High score and floating prizes 1
went to two club guests Mrs. J. B.
Arnold and Mrs. H. L. Eichelber-!
ger.
Walter
group of
Bridge Party Is
Enjoyable Affair
Friday afternoon Mrs.
Danhofi entertained a
friends at bridge.
Four tables were in play with
Mrs. I. M. Adair winning top hon
ors and Mrs. A. D. Salter second.
Floating prize went to Mrs. D. O.
Rhame.
After cards were laid aside the
hostess served a tempting salad
course, tea and cookies.
Gladioli and roses in modernistic
arrav with floating arrangements of
gardenias in the living room and
den and blue hydrangeas in the hall
made a pretty background for the
party. White gladioli and hydran
geas were beautifully arranged with
pine in the dining room.
Ferguson-Adair
Invitations Issued
The following invitations are be
ing received here w^Ph cordial in
terest by relatives and friends:
Mr. and Mrs. James Beaty Fer
guson request the honour of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Rachel Lucille, to Mr. Ro
bert Christopher Adair, junior, on
Saturday, the twenty-second of Ju
ly, at eight o’clock in the evening,
Mount Dearborn Methodist Church,
Great Falls, South Carolina, and af
terwards at the reception in the
church parlors.
Monroe-Lynn
Rehearsal Party
Friday evening after the rehearsal
for the Monroe-Lynn rites the wed
ding party and out-of-ToWn guests
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Don Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pru
itt, Jr. of McCormick at the Boyd
home near here.
Refreshments of assorted sand
wiches, ham biscuit, dainties and
wedding cake were served buffet
style in the dining room. Punch was
served in the hall. The beautifully
embossed wedding cake, placed on
a reflector and encircled with gar
denias and fern centered the refresh
ment table. This arrangement was
complimented by white lighted ta
pers in silver holders with satin
bows at opposite ends of the table.
Elsewhere in the receiving rooms
daisies and gladioli were used in
decoration.
Miss Agnes Davis assisted the
hostesses in the courtesies of en
tertaining.
Mrs. Henderson
Compliments Newcomer
In compliment to Mrs. Darwin
Sessions who recently moved here
from Greenville, Mrs. Caldwell Hen
derson entertained with a dessert
bridge Thursday afternoon.
Three tables were appointed for
refreshments and a sweet course
was served when the guests assem
bled. Mrs. John William King was
awarded high score prize and the
guest of honor was remembered
with a gift.
For the occasion arrangements of
gladioli were decorative in the card
rooms.
Renno Bride-Elect
Feted In Johnston ,
A lovely party was given by Miss
Annie Maxwell Halford at her home
*n J-ahnsUm Saturday honoring Miss
Jean Copeland of Renno who will
be married August 9 to Ralph Ow
en Yonce of Johnston.
Throughout the rooms where nine
tables were in play a profusion of
summer flowers including roses and
daisies and gladioli were prettily
arranged. After cards a salad course
and tea were enjoyed. The hostess
§ene Jlnderson’s
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