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Social Evants and Chib Newt of Interest Telephone 74 or 495
Mis. Holland Is
21ub Hostess
Mrs. Davis R. Holland was hos
tess to members of the Wednesday
Bridge club the poet week.
Bowls of iris with greenery .made
a pretty setting for the two tables
appointed for a sweet course prior
to the games.
Mrs. Frank Cauley and Mrs.
Saronic Wright were presented
awards when scores were counted.
Mrs. Glover Hostess
To Tuesday Club
Oil Tuesday afternoon of the
past week Mrs. John Glover was
hostess to members of her bridge
club.
A dessert course was served and
later a number of progressions
were enjoyed. Prizes went to Mrs.
Edward G. Campbell and a chib
visitor, Mrs. Commander K. Por
ter.
Military Staff
Is Entertained
Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs.
James C. Mirshall, Captain and
Mrs. James H. Rutledge enter
tained members of the ROIC staff
at Preabyterian college and their
families Friday afternoon at four
o’clock.
The informal garnering was
held on the lawn of their home on
Young drive. Punch, sandwiches
and cookies were served and the
little folk also enjoyed ice cream
cones.
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Supper Party For
Mr.-Mrs. Copeland
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. George
Thompson Copeland who were re
cently married, Mrs. J. T. Ellison
entertained on Saturday evening
with a buffet supper.
Iris were decorative in the liv
ing room and snapdragons were
used in low arrangement for the
buffet table. The hostess’ sister,
Mrs. Ola Sanders, assisted in the
couriesie* of entertaining.
Guests included, in addition to
the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Oopleand, Mrs. John R.
Holland, Joe Holland, Leroy Bur
gess, Miss Edna Martin, Theo El
lison and Miss Evelyn Curry.
Lovely. Lncheon
Given Saturday
Saturday at 12:30 Mrs. J. J.
Cornwall entertained a number of
friends at luncheon.
to the entrance hall giauk>U and
snapdragons were arranged with
coral for accent. In the den and
living room flame colored gladioli
and greenery were used.
The dining table was beautifully
appointed for the buffet luncheon
with a linen cut work cloth and
was centered with a silver and
crystal epengne filled with pink
snapdragons and gladioli. Assisting
the hostess in serving were Mrs.
B. O. Whitten, Mrs. William
Brooks Owens, Mrs. Taylor Mar
tin and Lou Jones Cornwall.
foint Hostesses'
For Bridge Party
Mrs. Judson A. Davis and Mrs.
James Von Hollen entertained a
number of friends for bridge on
Wednesday and Thursday after
noons at the home of Mrs. Fran
cis Blalock.
The card rooms were lovely
with varied arrangements of iris,
snapdragons and gladioli. When
cards were laid aside on each oc
casion the hostesses served a salad
and sweet course.
(Winners for Wednesday’s pro-
The Sweetest Gift
For Mother!
McGee’s Drug Store
Your No. 1 Druggist
gressions were Mrs. Harry Bald
win, Mrs. Marion Milam and Mrs.
James Macdonald. On Thursday
score awards went to Miss Lillian
Dillard, Mrs. F. V. Smith and Mrs.
John Stevenson.
Open Meeting
For Century Club
Tuesday afternoon the annual
open meeting of the Century club
was held at the home of .Mrs. C.
M. Bailey attended by a number
of members and guests.
For the occasion the lovely home
was adorned with mixed garden
flowers. Guests were invited into
the dining room where refresh
ments were served in bulfet style.
Centering the exquisitely appoint
ed table covered with a cut work
and lace cloth was a bowl of* pink
peonies and ^vender iris. Assist
ing in entertaining and serving
were several of the club members.
Dessert Bridge
Given For Club
Mrs. J. A. Gallbway was hostess
for a dessert bridge for members
of her chib on Thursday after
noon.
When the guaats arrived two ta
bles were ^pointed for refresh
ments and later a number of pro
gressions made. Ckb award for
high score went to Mrs. J. B. Arn
old.
Caila lilies and Dutch iris were
prettily combined in mixed ar
rangements for the living and din
ing rooms.
May Meetings
A. R P. Groups
On Monday the May meetings of
the circles of the Associate Re
formed Presbyterian church were
held.
Circle No. 1 met in the after
noon at the church with Mrs.
George T. Bryson as hostess. Mrs.
Marvin Turner led the program
on intermediate and junior work
with several members contributing
articles from the Synodical Journ
al. Reports of the Preabyterial
held recently in Spartanburg were
given by the delegates.
Later the hostess served Ice
cream and pound cake.
The evening group met at the
church with Mrs. Ernest Hitt as
hostess. Program leader was Mrs
Marion Nabors.
During a social hour the hostess
served refreshments.
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Presbyterian Circles
Will Meet Monday
Circles of the First Pregoyterian
church will meet Monday, May t,
as follows:
At It A. >11.
No. 1 — Mrs. C. W. Copeland,
chairman; Mrs. C. M. Bailey, hos
tess; Mrs. W. L. Marshall, co
hostess.
No. 2—‘Mrs. Thomas F. Holli*
chairman; Mrs. Reece H. Young,
hostess.
No. 3 — Mrs. John T. Young,
chairman; Mrs. Frank Kellers, hos
tess. ,
At« F. M.
No. 4—Mrs. W. G. King, Jr,
chairman; Mrs. T. L. Elder, hos
tess; Mrs. Carlton Winn, co-hos
tess.
No. 5 — Mrs. Marlon Milam,
chairman: Mrs. William Bailey
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