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•1 ; - " \ 2k. Thursday, May 16, 1957 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE v‘ Page Three THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 4 Mrs. Bonds Is Circle Hostess Mrs. Joe Bonds, Mrs. Ethel R Pitts and Mrs. Herschel Thom ason were hostesses at the home of the former on Monday evening to members of the Sara Glenn Circle of Broad Street Methodist Church for the May meeting. A salad plate, cookies and punch were served in a social hour which preceded the meeting Bowls of roses and gladioli arranged with other spring flowers decorated the hostess’ home. Mrs. James Bu/.hardt had ar ranged the program on women's work and organizations *4$ . the church and the mission field Tak ing part were Mrs Lee Haskins, Mrs. Tan. 11 Ray, Mrs. W S. Horne, Mrs. J B. Arnold, Mrs. Carl Chaney, Mrs. Joe Davidson and Mrs. Julian Coleman. Entertain Class At Lakeside Cottage On last Wednesday evening the members of the Susannah Wesley Bible class of Broad Street Meth odist church were entertained with a picnic supper by Mrs. Thomas Owens, who teaches the class. The picnic was held at’ the Ow ens cottage on Lake Greenwood. The members brought picnic baskets and supper was enjoyed by the group. Drop-In Monday Evening Sadler Home About forty guests .were invited on Monday evening to the R. E. Sadler home when Mrs. Sadler entertained, with‘a drop-in for her daughter, Miss Virginia Sadler, of New York, who is spending sever- al weeks h^re —Portrait by Kan Eargle MISS VONCIELL CARROLL Miss Carroll, Mr. Chaney To Be Married In June Miss Vonriell Carroll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Obir Carroll, of Laurens, is to be married June 16 to Samuel Carl Chaney, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Chaney of this city. The ceremony will - Mount Pleasant Baptist Church near -tarorenr —- — Miss Carroll, a graduate of Laurens High School, Is locally employed. Mr. Chaney, a graduate of Clinton High School, will receive a degree from Southern Technical Institute, Atlanta, Ga„ in June. Ausbond-Pitts Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Zebulon Vance Ausband, of Albemarle, N. C., an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sally Ellen, to John Henderson Pitts, in, of Albemarle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hender son Pitts. Jr., of this city An Aug ust wedding is planned. Recent Bride Is Given Shower Honoring Mrs. Harold Simmons, the former Miss Nancy Sampson, Mrs. Tan M. Ray and Mrs. Jimmy Frank Brown entertained at the Ray home with a miscellaneous shower 'on Thursday evening. Decorating the party rooms were arrangements of roses shading from pale pink to pink and sweet peas. Games appropriately following the bridal theme were enjoyed and Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr., was later the hostesses were assisted Dessert Bridge Given For Club hostess for a dessert bridge for members of her club on Thursday afternoon at her home. Roses, and sweet peas in pastel tints decorated the home. Minia ture arrangements of sweet heart roses and sweet peas were used for the coffee table and refresh ment tables. A sweet course was served and during play cold drinks, nuts and mints were enjoyed. Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., won top score award. » in serving a salad and sweet course with (punch by Mrs. Hugh C- Ray and Mrs. Olin Johnson. The honoree was presented a show er of gifts. Thornwell Circle Has May Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Ella Riddell Circle of Thorn- well Memorial Church was held Tuesday morning at the home of Peace with Mrs. Alice Brownlee, hostess. ' • The meeting was called to order by the circle chairman, Miss Lu cille Smith and the opening pray er was offered by Mrs. H. V. Preston. Mrs. Cora Stewart gave an interesting talk on “Let’s Talk About” the topics for the month of May, graduation. Following the business session Mrs. F. M. Stutts.gave the Bible lesson on “War and Peace.” The meeting adjourned with the re peating of the mispah. Hostesses Honor June Bride-Elect In compllhnent to Miss Betty Skinner, popular bride-elect, Mrs. John M. Rose boro, Misses Dorothy and Mary Frances Pinson enter tained with a miscellaneous show er on Wednesday evening of the past week at the home of the for mer. Throughout the party rooms roses, iris and snapdragons were prettily arranged. A green and white color motif was carried out in decorations and refreshments. A party plate of sandwiches, sal ad, cake squares and other dain ties was served with lime punch. Mrs. Eugene Pinson and Mrs. Morgan Todd assisted in servirffe. The gifts which were presented in a novel manner were opened and passed. Miss Skinner was also given a corsage of white gladioli centered with a pink rosebud. About thirty guests were invited for the occasion and a number of bridal contests were enjoyed dur ing the evening.' Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Sublett Mrs. A. G. Sublett was hostess to a number of friends on Friday afternoon for a bridge at her home on Chestnut street. Arrangements of roses and pansies were decorative in the card rooms where five tables were in play Score prizes for progressions went to Mrs. Roy Gasque and Mrs. Len Ledford. Later when cards were laid aside the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Lucius Burns, of Mountville, served a salad plate. IXiring the informal hour guests wer,e invited into the dining room wliere'sandwiches, cold drink-, tea and other party dainties were served in buffet style The refresh ment table was centered with a bowl of roses and elsewhere in the party rooms roses, peonies and delphenium added attractiveness. Assisting in serving and enter taining were Mrs.' William Bailey Owens, Mrs. Rufus Sadler and Mrs Ed Sadler. Luncheon Given For Miss Betty Skinner Among social courtesies extend ed Miss Betty Skinner since the announcement of her er^gagenienf was the luncheon given on Sat urday by Mrs. William Bailey Owens. Places marked with slipper place cards were laid for twelve at small tables centered with after dinner coffee cups filled with spring flowers A corsage of sweet heart roses marked the bride- elect’s place. A three course luncheon carried out the wedding motif. Miss Skinner was remem bered by the hostess with a gift of china in her chosen pattern. Miss Edna Coates, of Walker- town, N. C., was a. guest for the luncheon. Bridge Luncheon Given On Saturday On Saturday at 1- o’clock Mrs. Keith .Fleischmanm entertained with a bridge luncheon at her home on Ferguson Street. Throughout the rooms roses and sweet peas were used in artistic array and adorning the five small tables appointed for luncheon were small bouquets of pansies Miller-Slater Rites In Houston, Texas Miss Suzanne Slater, daughter of Mrs. Frank Ikeler, of Williams- town, Mass., and the late Thomas Slater, of Rochester, N. Y., was married April 20 at 11 o’clock at St, Christopher’s Church. Houston, Texas, to Lieutenant Jim W Mil* ler, Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Jim W. Miller, of Mountville Miss Slater wore a waltz-length gown of Chantilly lace and crys tal tulle. The basque bodice was fashioned with ^scalloped sweet heart neckline and short sleeves. The bridal gauntlets extendejl yi deep points over the hands. The full.skirt was finished at the hem line with scallops over a ruffle of pleated crystal tulle. Her finger tip veil of silk illusion lell from a Juliet oap of tulle elaborately em broidered in seed pearls ot irrides- cents. • •( 1 Immediately following the cere mony, Mrs. Ikeler entertained the bridal party at breakfast at the Shamrock-Hilton Hotel. Miss Slater is a graduate of Marjorie Webster Junior College ip Washington, D. C„ and is a sec retary at Sterling Radio Products in Houston. Lieutenant Miller • attended Presbyterian College and is a pil ot in the Air Force stationed at Ellington AFB, Houston. After a short wedding trip, Lt. and Mrs. Miller are residing at 7622 Pecan Villas, Houston, Teipas Miss Skinner Feted Lovely Tea Saturday A** lovely tea hor^oring Miss Betty fsKinner, bride-^lect of Wil liam E. McMillan, was given on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs Robert Johnson by! Mrs. Johnson, Misp Frances Shealy and Miss I^ernice Johnson. , , Mrs. W R Anderson* greeted the guefts and receiving with the- hostesses and the honoree were her mother, Mrs. J A Skinner, of Wellford; the groom-elect Vs Moth er, Mrs. Edwin Haynie, of Green ville; his grandmother, Mrs. Eu nice Glasgow, of Greenwood; his aunt, Mrs' John W. Finney, of this city. Mrs. J B Speake invited the guests into the dining room where the tea table overlaid with an ecru cbver over pink was beau tifully appointed with pink roses in a milk glass compote. Four sil ver candle sticks held white ta pers. Miss Irene Hipp served cakes, Mrs. >Thad McCrac kin. Jr , of Newberry, and Mrs. K. G Camp bell poured punch. Assisting in en tertaining and serving mints and nuts in the dining room were Mrs Rolh Bannister. Mrs Avery Smith and Miss Ruth Hair. Mrs. Alex Crawford directed the guests into the den where Miss Eloise Miller entertained Mrs. R. P. W’ilder bade the guests good bye. Throughout the receiv ing rooms roses, . snapdragons, gladioli and chrysanthemums in pastel tints were arranged in decoraiton Out of town guests calling dur ing the appointed hours included Mrs. Michael McMillan, Mrs Joe P. McSlillan, Jr, of Greenville, Mrs. Spencer Glasgow. Mrs. Mary Lou Major, Mrs. Frank Glasgow, and Mrs. Bobby Henry, Green wood; Mrs. James M Smith. Mrs. James M Smith. Jr , Newberry; Mrs. Bill Skinner. Wellford; Mrs. Inez Johnson, Campobello, and Miss Efftki Coates, Walkertown. N C. „ ' Glover assisted the hostess. After lunch a number of progressions were enjoyed with high and sec ond score awards going to Mrs. Claude A. Crocker and Mrs. Wil liam P. Jacobs, HI. Mrs. Black's Pupils To Present Recital The , piano pupils of Mrs. Rob ert F Black-will, be presented in recital on Tuesday evening. May .. , u o , w T , 21, at 8 oclock m the auditorium Mrs. John Spratt and Mrs. John u of Clinton High School. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend. Rites May 14 Unite Miss AsbilL Alvin West Hampton Miss Shirley Asbill and Alvin West Hampton were united" in marriage on Tuesday, May 14, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brunson Asbill. Mr Hampton is the son of Mr and Mrs. W. H Hampton, also of this city. The Rev. J H. Darr and the Rev. J. W Spillers officiated at the ceremony. A mantel arrange ment of gladioli, and snapdragons with smaller similar arrangements on each side formed a background for the ceremony. Elsewhere pink snapdragons and gladioli were used Pink carnations centered the tiered wedding cake and on the dining room table. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a princess style dress of blue cotton and lace and carried phalaenapsis orchids on a prayer book showered with pearls The bride’s mother wore a dross of brown cotton and lace and green cybidium orchids. The groom’s mother wore white with (continued on page 7) Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Nothing says Value! Savings! 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