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SOCIAL I0 The annu l cooenIcstIent gorman giveu in the Arnimoy on Tbursday night by the Newberr clermauh 1"ltib was a very happy occasion and from every (ia.dint the meuber of t,e ui:o, .iro tt be congratulated upon the lccess which attended their i tff,,is to make the occasion on1e of the pleasantest which it hIas been Newb.rr%'m to enjoy. Many vi.itors, brought into the cily by th commencement of New beir College and the festivities at ttii(Iiig the week, graced the ov. vasivi with t.heir presene. Thie sene w!.s beutiful There WP'r,. air n%om,.n and charming, ole gattly costumed, What more need be sai-I ? The raiu, isal morning WhiOlb ushert-d m 'Ibmrsatly gave way to a elvar, cool eveninig, making i. -- fill it Im -re loijoyfable. Ev. IIe-A or-h1st r1, of (Cinmbia. l'h 1 lowilig voliples i 't -8. ' tloor. MIiss Muold F-Imt witl Nir It I Hotnn~Iek. MiSs Bo;ssit Simnmons with t S H NleLoan. Miss Milirod SimMOUS witi Mr. 0. F. Ctiusmei, of Augusta, 0a. NI-s Talula Caine, of Laurens. with Mr. T. K John1stone. Nlis- Floride Bhrron, of Columbia, wovib Dr. D. L, Boower . . I ), IM SeLI[mIIpert, Nilhi M r. F. H D"1mu11ok. Miss Adelaioide Gaston. of Chester. %NII Nh r W. C. Sehenek. M lantich DeLornie, of Sumter, nk-l. Mir. \\. C T\r.e. M i M., r.!v S.buupert with Dr. SBe--- Giler wth,ll Mr J. K Aui. M;ss Juha Pais'ev with F.. H. -:eA o Ctiarleston. Mi-s R a More vth Mr. H A. prElAd. of ULion. Mis. Meta Juts, of Lanca-ter, wit i Mr. J S. Rewick. MiS5 Pauline Gilder wth Mr. C. Mi-s NavJle Pope with Mr. L 0. F .kridge. Miss Aleia McClure, of Columbi, with Mr. 1. 11. Pope. Miss Helen Jones with Mr .1 . KiinardI, of Saluda Miss .Jessie Scott, of Augt.ta, (Ga., with Mr. C. P. P'elham. Miss Genevieve Evans with Mir. J. J1. Hlope, of Peak. Miss Bessie lBrowni, of Laurens, with Mr. C. J. Moore. Mliss Olive B3ardin, of Chlarle.ston, with Mr. P. F. (hIder. Miss Hiafner, of Chester, with Mr. J. G. Daniels. Ot her gentlIemuen present: Messrsr Alilledge Lipjscombiil, J1r , of N inuty - Six, H1ankinson,~ of Augusta, W. A. Jaiieiitson, J1r., HI. W. Domuiniek, Hair tef lUniion, J. E'. Henwick, of Un ion I, Niew~t W\alkeor, of Un ionl, J. V. McF'all, ,J. II. Boozer, J as. Dnnk tin1, of Launrenis, H1 1H Evans, Robt. lMIayes, 1'. E. Scott. Clhaporrons: Mr. mand Mrs. A. T. Brown, Mr. andt Mrs. 0. L. Schim. porti, NIr. and Mrs. F. Z. Wilsorn, Mr. anid MIrs. J1. W. M. Siiimios, MIr. and :IMrs. Fr. A. Sebnumpert, MIr. and Mrs. D)rury ltair Pifer, Mr. and Mrs. The costumines were all lovely, anid any descripjtioci, however conruplete, could lbut fail to describe their loveli. ness. The following, however, may iin some degi eie give some idea: Miss Bessie Gilder, a very popular and( graceful (dancer, wore a very hatndsome dress of white point. d'esprit over white satitn with pearl passamenitre ornamients. The con tumec was one of the handsaomesnt ini the room anid greatly admired. Miss Maud Font wvore white point d'esprit over white satin with satin trimmings of wvhite satin rnbbons---~ very hiandsoime costume. Miss Julia Paisley was dlaintiIy gowned in white china silk trimmed in ribbhon and lace. Miss Adelaide Gaston, of OJ'1tester a charming debutante, wore a cou tunme of white point d'estprit ovem white satin, white roses. Miss Blatiche D)eLorme, of Hum.i ter, was attractive in a beauti ful gowr f very light blue silk mull over taf fet a silk, blue satin ribbon trimming1 andl white lace. Miss Hafner, of Charleaton, wvas daintilv contumed in w.t rgni EWBEIR'. triwmings of lace ribbons; pink dotwers. Miss Jessie Scott, of Augusta, wore a very pretty gown of white organ die over creen taffeta silk; white roses. Miss Bessie Brown, of Laurens, was oostumed in dainty white mull over silk; white ribbons and white lace flowers. Miss Medora Duncan, of Union, Was boautiful in a coatuue of white silk chiffon over silk. Miss Myrtio Sahumpert was very much admired in violet silk mull made over white taffet a; violets. Miss Besie Schuipet wore a dainty and becoming dress of very soft white chiffon. Miss Lucille Wilson, a charming debutaltl, wore a beautiful gown of ' . i trimmed in white lace, minedal..-n. . black velvet. M i,.%ive Evans was very bi'd1m.- 1at atlaetive iII a plain 1.' m .4i ~ white or, andto I i. 4-- Jones wore a very Al1 ih s1.- of white mohair skirt with % I t. obina silk waist. Mita t ..ula Caine, of Laurost, wore pink urgandie trimmed profuse ly in oream laco, pink rosts and rib bons of the same shado. Mit-s Aleia McClure, of Chester, was costumed in del;cato blue obins silk, with very handsome Dresden sash. Miss Bess Simmons was attrav tive in a lovel% wbif- organdie over blue silk. wbite lace berths, pink roses andti ferns. Miss Thyra Schumpert wOre a very handsome gown of real laco over old rose taffeta, with triwings of old rose velvet, white lace. tiik ro ses. Miss PauliLe Gilder w re h very beautiful dress of white china silk, shirred, wbite flowers. Miss Camille Evans was daintily goimnAd in pink organdie. Miss Roasa Moore was bandsome in white lawn trimmed in lace.. Miks Meta Jones, of Lancaster. wore a charming costml,ac. of kbite orgm,die, with trimmitg! ,f real Ilace. pink sash. Miss Barron. of Cioiumbik. Wore 5 very bandsume gown of pik ?ilk mull very elaboratW'% made wth w ide white lace, pink ribbons, and flower. Miss Mildred Simmons was ver beautiful in an all white costutue. Miss Oline Bardin, of Charle-s,ton. was beautiful in a very lovely eu. tOme of white organdis, with trim mings of white laee and rinbons Mrs A. T'. Browna wore a bnsm costume of white point d'e=prit over lemon colored satin, with trimmuingt of satin ribbon and yellow ebiffun. Mrs. Gueo'g Johnstone wore a very elaborate costumne of linelie colored silk tissus run with blue ribbou, trimmed im blue taffeta, ribboi,a, and bh11e0eciffon. Mrs. 0. L. Schiimpert was very handsomely gowned in black etairnne, trimmciedt in moire silk; white chbma silk waist tinisbed wvith white appli Mrs. J. W. M. Simmons was hand some in a black silk skirt; wbite iwaist of soft white soile; red roses Mrs. D F. Pifer wore a beautiful dress of white organdie very band1 somnely tritmmced in white sat in rib bonsa Mrs. Maicus L. Spearmian wore a beautifuil gown of white soils. Mrs. Frank ZA Wilson wore lovely white India linen made with white embroidery; white flowers. Mrs. F. A. Schum pert wore s hand some black silk skirt; white waist trlimmedt' mi black velvet. Mrs Lambert WV. Jones was (lain tily costumed in a black silk skirt with light blue chiffon waist. Miss Thlyra Schumpert entertained on Wednesday afternoon at cards in honor of her guests, Miss Adelaide Gaston, of Chester, and Miss Blan',he P'eLorme, of Sumter. Thbe game wase euchre. The first prize, a ganze fan, was won by Miss Mary Nance Fair, and the consolation, a silver mounted darber, by Miss Pool. Dainty refreshmenits were served, arid punch was served through the course of the game. Those p)resent were Misses G aston, Nanicy Pool, Mary Nancen Fair, Bee. sie Simamons, Co'ra Domiiok, Eliza bethb Dominick, Neville l'ope, Bessie Gilder, Carrie Jones, Lizzie Glenn, Mary Thlompson. Misse (om.a ad Elm..eh m. Diak vety charcaldtly ootetaiGAM at flitch on Wodnvedty. ue hoibe was beitifully and tastily dfcirated with rose, i.attirmiino and .wet peas. Thse first prize, a lovely gauze tan, was won by Mrs A. T Urown. The consolation, a large bunch of sweet yesv, was awarded Mies Lilla John stone. The score cards were dainty hand painted miniature Japanese lanterns. Delightful refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Nancy 'ool, Azile Pool, Uertrude Oarwile, Bossie Brown, of Laureno, Nina Car lisle, Hessie Carlisle, Thyra Schum pert, 1e1sie Simmons, Vinnie Mae Wilson, Ola Wilson, Lalla Martin, Morina: Martin, Fannie McCaughrio, 4 Lucy McCaughriu, Helen Mowe-, Nellye McFall, Mary Burton, Besie i Uilder, Maud Langford, Ethel Boozer, Mamie Henwick, Agnes Sum ter, Susie Summer, Myrtie Schim. porl, Buth Wells, Laura Bleate, Annie Bytaum, Orae Clark, Maie Weber, Carri# Mayw-, Lizzio (Glne, Lilla Johnstone, Mazie Dominick, Edit b l'tbury, -f Wa,hiigtott. 1). C , Adlido G aston, of ( 3hester, Blatch DeLurne, of Sun.ter, Cotatise 1 ou-, of Laurenij, Fh-mliig of G r,.o,wood. The dance tendered in the city hall at Prosperity by the young men of the town Friday evening was one of the pleasantest occasions in Pros ptrity's social history. The hall was beautifully decorated with palms and ferns, and with taste' ful draperies of blue and pink. QuitO 8 number of visitors were pres. out, adding to the pleasure of the ocea"ion. The scene was a very beautiful one, the ocasioi very enjoyable and enjoyed, and it will long be remem bered by those whose fortune it Was to be present. Excellent music was furnished by a band secured for the occasion. The following couplee were in at. teudance: Miss Annie Belle Wise with Mr. J F Browne. Miss Lillian Wise with Mr C. M. Harman. Mi-s Mamie Jordan, of Winne. b>ro with H-!u. A F. Lever. Miss Mae Lee Barre with Mr. D. S. Haltiwanger. Miss Kate Barre with Mr. A B. Miss Maggie Barre with Mr. J B. Setz Ier Me U.-orgie Seb'umpart with Mr. G C Merebaut Mis Liliiea Merebtaut with Mr. J. M Cook Miss Lillis Mae l-Rioell withI Mr. E. W. Werts Mi.' (Gracs Harwut uath Mr (I. B Morretr Mis- Jessie Mo-el&v with Mr. J J. Hope. Miss B3ettie Hair with Mr Lee Miller. Miss Estelle Oounts with Mr WVa lie Lung. Miss Addie Warts witb Mr. J. B3. Boderibaugh~ Miss Ellen Wsrts with Mr. Joe [fartmwanr. Miss Alma Hartmnan with Mr. W. F. Bedenbangb. Miss Bessie' Miller with Mr. B. P. Cook. Miss Miattie Miller with Mr. J H. Werts. Miss Bernice Shealy with Mr. Lee Sebumpert. Miss Lucy B3edenbaugh with Mr. Ernest Bedeobaugh. Miss Agnes Summer, of Newberry, with Mr. 0. P. W ise. Miss Susie Summer, of Newberry, with Mr. M. E Abrams. Miss Eugenia Summer, of New berry, with Mr. BI. A. Hawkins. Miss Dickert, of Attanta, with Mr. 0. L. Scbumpert. Miss Mary Hatfner, of Chester, wit h Mr. W. B. Wise. Miss Belle Eptinig, of Newbeurry, with Mr. Ri. F. Fellers. Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh with Mr. Giarrie. Miss Lalage Wheeler with Mr. Chas. Schumpa.rt Miac, Lucy Wheeler with Mr. C. B. Schumpert. Miss Marie Fellers with Mr. A. T. Merchant. Miss Mattie Fellers with Mr. 0. 8. Miller. Chaperoines: Dr. and Mrs. (G. Y. Hunter, Dr. and Mrs. J. 8. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Singley, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Calmes. THlE oSTUMEs. Miss Annie Belle Wise-white or. gandie, trimmings of real lace; pearls, diamonds and opals. M ina Lillian Wise-..whie a .ui.:: Miss Mait Jordaii, of Winnebolo -pink epe o obine ovur tafeta illk; diamonds and opal,. Miss Mpt Lee Barte-red etaine with handsome Waok lie. Miss Kate Barre--blue silk with laoe trimmings; opals. Miss Maggie Barre-aIlk mull ovot Nhite tafreta; opaIs. Miss Georgie Schiumprt-black point d'esprit with lace triniillilgs. Miss liliie Merchant-white or Cardie, ribbon trimmings. Miss LIUl Ms It"ssll--black 3oint t'esprit over taffeta; pearls. Mis Grace Haruian-blue organ lie with white applique. Miss Jessie Moseley-piuk organ lie, triminings of real lace; pearls. Mliss Bettie Hafir-Whito orgaildi,-; imethyst. Miss Estelle 0oits-white L.. awn with lace. Miss Addio Werts-white organdie, rimmings of lace suit ribbons; opals Miss b"1101n Werls-whito swist, filiininge, of lace 11nd kantill; rhis's Mies Alma Hartmain--lu swi-m, -ibb ,1 1 rimminigs. Misi Bossie Miller-whito tegai lie, with lace. Miss Mattio Miller-blue organ lie, lace avid ribbons; rubies. Miss Bernice Shealy-white India awn, ribbons. Misa Lucy Bodenbaugh-helio rope mull, trimmings medallions kad lace. Miss Agnes Summer-white organ lie, trimmings of applique and iib. 3ons; diamonds. Miss Susie Summer-white silk mull, trimmings of lace and ribbons; diamonds and pearls. Miss Eugenia Summer-pink silk mall, trimmings and ribbons; pearls. Miss Dickert-silk etaienue over silk-opals and diamonds Miss Mary Hafner-blue silk, grape appliquy; turquoise and dia. monds. Miss Annie Mae Bodeubaugh- blue rgandie, tri, mings of real lace; dia monds. Miss Lalage Wheeler-white Irish lawn, ribbon trimmings. Miss Lucy Wheeler-Paris mous seline with lace. Miss Marie Fellers-pink organ die, trimmings of biack velvet; opals. Miss Ma'tie Fellers-yellow organ die, lace and ribbons; rubies. TI! 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