The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 31, 1950, Image 3
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Thursday, August 31, 1950
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pate Three
n The WOMAN’S PAGE
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> Society Events, Club and Church News
of Interest' "i,' TELEPHONE 74 or 495
Mrs. Moore Hostess
To Bridge Club
hostesses were Mrs. A. B. Blakely
and Miss Mona Blakely.
Throughout the spacious living
rooms, reception hall and dining
rooms were handsome bouquets of
dahlias, roses and zinnias, together
with mixed arrangements.
| Continuing the subject for study
! Mrs. David Tribble gave the con
cluding chapters in the booklet “The ;
Christian Facing Today’s World.”
During a social hour the hostesses
served a tempting refreshment plate,
cake and punch.
Sloan were prize winners.
• Salad and sweet courses were
Mrs. Perry Moore was bridge hos- Club visitors were Mrs. Preston Pofty At" Club For
tess on last Thursday afternoon wheq Thompson and Mrs. James Wolfe. iTollcdcgO Visitor
she entertained her club at her homo! **"“ * i To honor Miss Mary Ann Kelley
on Maple street. *
Colorful dahlias and zinnias were
prettily arranged in the card rooms t
where two tables were In play.
Several progressions Were enjoyed
and when scores were counted, Mrs.
Henderson Pitts and Mrs. James
Mrs. Young Hostess
To A. R. P. Bible Gloss
Mrs. John T. Young was hostess to
members of the Ladies Bible class of
the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church on Monday evening. Assisting
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SUMEREL’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
“The Home of Better Values” ? Clinton, S. C.
of Talledega, Ala., who spent several
days with them, Mrs. David Cook
entertained on Saturday evening at
Lakeside country club.
A buffet supper was served on the
spacious lawn. Later the young folk
enjoyed square dancing in the club
living room.
About thirty guests enjoyed tl>e
party.
Miss Anne Owens
Honors Bride-Elect
Honoring Miss Myra Adair, bride- ;
elect of October, Miss Anne Owens
entertained with a coca-cola party
on Friday morning at her home on
Map.e > street, assembling a number!
of the younger set.
Adorning the prettily appointed ta
ble in the dining room was an ar-i
j rangement of fruit and dahlias. Re
freshments were served with the fall'
motif and colon effectively carried 1
i out.
Drop-In Fetes
Mrs. A..F. McCurdy *1
In compliment to Mrs A F Me- L
Curdy of Summery.lie. G.. . a a**
visiting her sister. Mrs W. G. King.
Sr , a drop-in was given on Tuesday
morning at the home of Mn J. F
Jacobs Hostesses with Mrs. Jacobs
were Mrs. William Bailey Owens.
Mn. Pringle Copeland. Sr and Mrs .
John W Finney. Sr.
Throughout the receiving rooms.
• here about fourteen invited guests
enjoyed a delightfully informal hour, 1
dah.las, asters and zinnias were ar
ranged During the morning an as-
“ “t of party dainties were
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late Robert ji
Adair gatn-'l
Cottage*
Fomily Reunion
For Visitor
Honoring their
M(Curdy of
immediate family of the
Minnie Cooeiand
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Other
Mrs. McCurdy’s ton.
haa Just returned from a Canadian
trip with the Mackey Tburt. and
Mrs O. T. Lawing of Greer The
McCurdys returned home yesterday
Mrs. Neely Hostess
To Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon Mrs Carlisle
Neely entertained her bridge club
with a dessert bridge |
Garden flowers including vari
colored zinnias added to the charm
of the living room. Two tables werr
in play and after several games .
scores were added with Mrs Jame>
Addison anj Mrs George Blaloik
prize winners.
Dessert was served before the
games.
Miss Wysor Honored
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Edgar Sadler entertained with
a lovely bridge party on Thursday 1
I afternoon to honor Mias Elizabeth
(Wysor, whjse wedding to John Jor-j
dan will take place on September
112.
Red and white roses and harmon
izing zinnias adorned the living room
where four tables were in play.
Before the games each table dress- i
ed a doll brieje using either a tiny
mop or a plastic spoon and satin ami
tulle. Later several games of bridge
were enjoyed. When scores were 1
counted. Mrs. Robert Vance was win- i
ner of hi^h score prize.
Sherbert, cake, salted nuts and
punch were served.
Miss Wysor was given china and
1 Miss Myra Adair, bride-elect was
(given a gift of crystal.
Dessert Bridge
For Brides-Elect
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Raymond j
Pitts and Mrs. Joe McGee entertain- |
j ed with a dessert bridge at the Pitts *
: home honoring Miss Myra Adair ana ^
j Miss Elizabeth Wysor, brides-elect. I
Throughout the home a profusion
| of summer flowers were used in de- j
! coration. On the living room mantel
'rose and !~vendar dahlias were ef-'
j fectively t ranged in antique con-1
'tainers. E awhere red roses were'
' used. In ! ? dining room the table j
* was center l with a bowl of rose and ,
I lavendar r ihlias and on the side
board ye'! v roses and feverfew
(were ef!e: ve.
Crystal ippers filled with red
I roses and everfew centered five,
i prettily a; >inted card tables. Tiny (
* baskets of nk and white mints were
ce. Nosegays tied with
and wedding bells mark
ed the pis os of the honored guests
Before t ? games, slipper molds of!
pink ice c: t im. iced individual cakes
and tea wc e served.
Mrs. Re tort Vance and Mrs. Rob
ert Grubc were found to be prize
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