Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M soc] ? ? +++*#??*?*+ ***+*4>*++**H For Mrs. Lair. 'A charming and vary de%htful little sewing party for yesterday morning was given by Mrs. '?fohn An derson, in honor of Mrs. John Law. of Spartanburg who Ts" visiting her alster, Mrs. Frank Watkins. Most of the guests were old school friends of Mrs. Law's, and a very happy and pleasant morning was spent, chat ting and sewing. Mrs. Anderson served her guests with an elegant salad course during the morning. Among those present were: Mrs. Law, MrB. Frank Watkins, Mrs. S. R. Parker, Miss Susan Arnold, of Green wood, Mrs. Huf us Hurries, Mrs. Spann Dowling, Mrs. Joe Shelor. Mrs, Tom Allen, Mrs. Raymond .Mallison, Mrs. Han Allen, and Mrs. Keith. ?Tho Doll's I i ?rf inlay ?lub." A charming little club among some of lite younger folks Tn thd "DOII'B Birthday club" composed of six little girls and six little doll?. The names of the little ladles are: Misses Eunice and Sara Evans, Rcvorly and Delma Dalles, Rutli Sassecn, and Catherine Allen. The dolls aro Eunice Lock wood. Mildred Vandiver, Lucile Darol. Dorothy Recd, and Lucile Wilson. E-urli of these dolls celebrate theil birthday, and issue invitations to the others to attend. Of course the little nurses go too and some merry and happy afternoon are spent. Miss Sara Evans issued the following this week: "1004-1915. Eunice Ix)ok\vocd. At Home, 414 North McDuQle street. Thursday, September D, 10 to 12 a. m. It. S. V. P." In responso each doll and each little nurse , was op hand and a very happy time was spent. In Honor of Miss gribble. Miss Anna Tubble ls .ono of Octo ber's charming brides ? and around her wedding centers the love and1 inter est of hundreds of friends here and i all over the state. She 1B ono of An- i derson's prettiest and most popular young society women, and many beau tiful entertainments are being plan ned in her honor. The first of these was a stocklnp shower given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. William Laughlin at her at- \ tractive 'home on North Main street. The house was bright with tho first golden rod of the season, and about I twenty-five o? Miss Trlbble's friends gathered in Mrs. Laugh!in's hand- ] Bomo parlors nnd spent a very de lightful afternoon. Several Bongs by Mrs. Fred Maxwell, Miss Anna Trlb ] ble and Mrs. Laughlin were grcatlly : enjoyed, ??peclally the songs by Mrs. Laughlin, who has Just returned from Now York, where she took a special I course in volco,' and since coming i With the Church Women I\\ Womans Missionary Society. ' Tho Woman's Missionary society ot St. John's Methodist church ..will . meet on Monday afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. O. M. Heard. ! Working Society. Tho ladles working society of the , Central Presbyterian church will j met on Monday afternoon, at four , o'clock with Mrs. Kate Maxwell, on , Calnoun street. j Cottage Prayer Meetings. ] A largo number of ladies In the city, who are reatly interested in tho cauro 1 ot temperance, have planned a num- > ber of cottage prayer meetings, for < Monday afternoon, in all paris of the i city, and all the christian women who I are interested In this work, and in the election for Tuesday, are asked to attend one of these meetings. If you aro interested In yotir own boy or some mother's hoy, then give this cause your 'Influence and1 help, and do all in your power to wipe out the whiskey business in South Carolina. These prayer meetings are at five o'clock in the following homes: Mrs. D. C. Brown, North Main street, Mrs. Corrio Watts on South McDuffle street; Mrs. Tom Bolt, West Whlt ner street; Mrs. O. M. Heard, Fant street; Mrs. W. H. Shearer, Mar ahull ayonue; Mrs. R. W. Tr ibbie, Greenville street; Mrs. A. L. Smeth* ors. on Fri vor street; Mrs. Eula Bil lingham; East Benson street. The Eastern Division of the W. M. S. or the First Baptist church had a most enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs. U. G. Salla Monday afternoon, September 6th. The. subject for the afternoon was Home Missions, led by Mrs. J. L. Jones. The devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Al ide Robin son. Others taking .part in tho pro gram wore: Mesdames Bortbi. Scotti C. D. Hudson. W. H. Bowlau and Miss Elizabeth Bailey. After the program, a very interest: n^ .talk was given by the-president, Kr??. Minnie Wilford. Mrs. B. N. Wyatt, closed tho meeting by reading s beautiful, prayer written by Dr. J .B. Waite, pastor of the First Baptist church. After the meeting a reception was given hy the hostess in honor ol M rr.. Sudle Campbell, who ls to lerJ?o soon to make ber home In Chicago, wita her cfkildreu. Miases Kate Sharpe, Med Major and Leila Wilson, served refresh ments, consisting of delightful sand wiches'and' teed tea. Including the visitors, there were t??'.rty-Bevcn present. ...The out of. tem guest? were: Mrs. W. F. C. Owen. Oreen* ville, Mies Leila Willson, Pendleton, Miss Hudson and Elberton, and Mrhx Wilson. Hodges. Bhe-Egbert, what yould you do lt I were to die? He-I'd go mad, my doer. . y ho-Would you merry again? Ho-I don* thick I should go as mad aa that.-New Orleans States. [ET Y 1 J !?**++? +*+*??*+?+**?*+*? home her voice ia sweeter and clear er than ever, and hor selections for yesterday afternoon wero lovely.' Misa Edna Ilroylea gave beveral instrumental selections. In a very unique and attractive manner Mrs. ham; h lin showered her charming honoree with many pretty pairs of hose brought by lier friends, after which alie served an elegant salad course with orange ice. Among the guests for the afternoon were: Mrs. O. h. Martin, Mra. Q. Frank Johnson, Mra. F. Ii. M>r.wcll, Mrs. J. L. Tribble, Mrs. A. G. Means, Mrs. W. R. Wones, Mrs. Horace McGee, Mrs. J. O. Wilhite; Miases Alberta Brock. Louise, and Marguerite Henry. Catherine Sulli van, Lownellc McGee; Edna Broyles. Wilhelmina Fant, Hosamaud Bur d,lne, Raith Brownlee, Elizabeth and Jade Fretwell, Bettie laurence, Lola Bell Ramsay, nelle and Lydia Bewley, Frances and Bessie Tribble and Julia Ledbetter. Dr. and Mrs.-? J. P. Trowbridge j are spending today with relative*? in ' Pendleton. Mrs. F. A. Carter ls at home from a visit in Washington, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson Richardson of Portland. Oregon, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Singleton Ilreeden, in North Anderson. Mr. H. S. Dowling. Miss Laurie Dowling, and Claire Cob, are spend ing the week in Bamberg. Miss Janie Harris of Westminister is' here to stay with Mrs. Reuben Long, and to attend the Cecil Busi ness college. To Entertain TIIIH Week. Mrs. Levis Sanders has issued invitations, for two info t.nal Mltle 3ewlng parties this week, one on Tues day afternoon and the otiier one on Wednesday afternoon. Misa Lois Jackson of Iva is vlsltinr. Mrs. Tom Hill,.on East Orr street. Miss Pearl Balles of Greenville li visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Bailes. *MrB. Wade Sanders has returned Trom a visit to relatives in Spokane. Washington. She also visited tho Panama Exposition in San Francisco. Mra. William H. Overman and Mrs. Mary Keith have returned from i visit to Chick Springs. Miss Ella Hunter of Greenville is he guest of Miss Elizabeth Robln ion on Calhoun street. ? + * PENDLETON .. ..? ? + ??***v**tttt***tteeft* Miss Sallie Hunter and Mr. Snm Hunter gave ? most delightful lawn party Friday evening last. About tblrty-flvo young people wero present ind a wry happy time, they had. Mr. i ''inter haa Just had his house -eine d ted and it ls now one of thc laud ..mest residences in town, Attie ipacloua piazzas and the pretty lawn nade an ideal setting for the charri ng faces and dainty gowns of the roung girls, and their devoted at endants. Monday evening Misa Nannie Lou Marris entertained In honor of her ruest, Miss Hutchinson, uad a very charming affair it waa. Harris Hall a an unusually attractive place, wi:ii ts beautiful grounds and hospitably wlde piazzas and thc young people m Joyed overy minute of tho evening particularly ns so many wero leaving ;he next day for college. The Tuesday club met at C'.ie real lenee of Mrs. L. L. Sitton, where a uost agreeable afternoon was spent The invited guests were: Mra. A. L Sitton of Spartanburg, Mles Eugen Sitton of Autun and Miss Carlington >f Laurens. Delectable refresh nenta in the shane of salad and iced ea were served. Many new booka were In and very readable and interesting they will provo. "Thankfula Inheritance," one >f Joseph C. Lincoln's amusing Now England stories is well worth read lng. "Contrary Mary," ls a charm ng novel, with an unusually charm ag and loveable heroine. School opens Monday. We will wei ?onie back several of the old teacf.i ?rs, and Mr-. Hanna, who has beon principal for the last three years hfisa Hanna, bia very popular and ac jomplished wife hu? made many 'riends here. We are all delighted o have these talented and Agreeable icoplo with us again this winter. ? REFUGE ??*#+***>**#**.+#*** * # * The farmers in our community are beginning to get busy again, picking :otlon, sowing rye. and othor grain Rev. T. E. Harham of Easier, will preach at Corinth Baptist church No 5 next Sunday morning nt eleven relock and Sunday night at 8:30 /clock. .?Mr. Olin Mitchell, son of Mr. and vt rs. A. H. M'.t'heii le attending the ?roslyn College, at Central. S. Ci Mr ? and Mrs. P. C. Gillespie and Mr. ami Mrs. D. C. Evatt, dined ffith Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Evatt {last Sunday, . <t- * ' Born to Mr, aad&Mra. W. H. [?eflderman. September K I915??n aon. Mfa. Frank Mays of Pendleton and Mrs. Emmie Kay and little children were vlaitlng Mrs. T. Evstt last Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson and shOdren and Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, vent to Anderson last Mottday ?toop ?fl Alf I ,t -l,,t, f, m%J, ,f, * 1 LAl.Ail> Jl.l.A.AJ..fXA ^ ? . . TTTr^TVTTw^l^rTTTTTTTTTT i Personal % A. ^ . ? * ? ? ?> - a> * - ? * ".y^T"^*? lilli"! .sT^w^w^w^^^r^r s V *J ? IF Mr. C. E. Tolly and little non. George, have gone lo Chicago, 111., where they will ?pend a few days. Mesan?. F. H. Tate, Sr., F. H. CUnkacales and Winslow Sloan were visitors from Clemson yesterday. Miss Helen Fant is spending tho week-end in Williamson. Miss Pearl Dalles of Greenville is stopping for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bailes. Mr. L. C. Clopton of Belton, for merly with the Piedmont ami North ern railway, has accepted the posi tion of track foreman with the South ern Public l'ti"ties company in thiB city. Mr. Ira Giles who has been spend ing the summer in Spartanburg has returnod to Anderson. ? .:, , Mr. J. H. Uouthit of Sandy Springs was a business visitor yesterday. Miss Willie Belle Duckworth of Lebanon was a visitor yesterday. 'Miss Evie Smith of Roberts was in the city shopping yesterday. Mr. J. T. Lipscomb, a Jeweler of Greenville, was in Anderson yester day. Misa Sallie Patterson of Iva was in the city shopping yesterday. Mr. T. B. Kay of WilllamsT?n waa a business visitor in the city yester day. Dr. Odom of Greenville was in the city yesterday calling on the Jewelry trade. Messrs. J. H. Kay and Lee Martin of Hopewell were visitors in the city yesterday. Mr. James Prince has returned to Salisbury, N. C.. after a VIBR to his mother, Mrs. Fannie Prince. Mr. J. D. Smith of Lebanon was a visitor in the city yesterdny. Mr. W. O. Owens of Williamiston spent yesterday in Anderson on bus ness. Misa Leila Buchanan of Autun was In the city shopping yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B.- B. Gossett and family have returned from Hendcr ?onlylte. Mr. Fa ai Pruitt of Starr was a usin?es visitor yesterday. Dr. Graham K?evcs has returned to Asheville after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. R .E. Graham. Mr. I. E. Richey of Willlamston was a visitor in Anderson yesterday. '. Mm. R. C.' Brownleo and Mr. W. L. Brownlee of Due Wost were visi tors in Anderson yesterday. Mr. J. A. Pruitt of Iva was a busi ness visitor yesterday. Messrs. J. T. Ashley, D. C. Mc Connell and G. 'E. 'Moore or Hones Path Were visitors yesterday. Mr. T. B. Jones of Townvllle was a business visit>- yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bolt of Rob erta were shoppers lu Anderson yes terday.. Messrs. J. M. Everett and James Moore of the Wnlker-McElmoyle sec tion were business visitors In Ander son yesterday. Mr. Y. Richey of Sandy Springs was a business visitor yesterday . Miss Thelma Burton of Iva was shopping in Anderson yesterday. Mrs. M. FJ. Briggs of Seneca was In tho city yesterday. Mr. H. G. Campbell of Belton was among the business visitors Satur day. Miss Leona Bell of Spartanburg is spending the wek-end with Mrs. G. W. Ould. Messrs. Henry and Harvey Jackson nt Stoneville were in Anderson yes terday. Mr. Jamos H. Craig left yesterday morning for San Francisco, Cal., to. attend the exposition. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Switzer of Spartanburg are in the etty on a visit to their son. Mr. L. C. Bwiwer of the Southern Bell Telephone company ping. v They made the trip In Mir., Wilsons car. .Mri. Mary Horxlns of Seneca and Mrs. .Yanto Mulllnax and daughters, Misses Nettle and Col'.ie Mulllnax of Central spent last Tuesday with Mrs. ??. C. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gillespie and children, Ines, Lola abd Alice, spent .Monday with Mrs. Gillespie's pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Pr PhPlios. Mr. J. D. M&rtin and family of near Seneca were visiting nt the home'of Mr. J. C. Gillespie last Fri day and Saturday. " Mr. Lei Prince, who has been boarding with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lendernian of Asthabnla Farm, for Ute paat three months, returned to (hts home in Charleston last Satur-1 day. Mr La Prince has boen in all health for some time. He thought three months at Astbabula would Im prove hun,- bat he went home unim proved. . He'la a groat sufferer of ca tarah. UT YOUR SUIT "W? air? all up m ftln? air alb?Mft styles" as A? w?ir ?xjpiressedl A? Suta&tiomi aft A? feegpimimiimg ??F A? dlesngiiMimg amid mairaifacftimiriig seasoinio ??inni? pir? ff?)rr?(dl A? ftiglnft ff?fct?ttag sdifts ?IF lasft (Fal, ?A?irs A? s?mi=?FMirug, st?l ?A?irs A? !??s? lb?x ?!F?F?cfto Our buyers on going to market visited sev eral of the swell Fashion Salons before plac ing their order, acting on the theory that its better "to make haste slow." There is, of course, to be found in the big department stores in New York City all of the above styles in suits as well as the short flaring and full ankle length coats. In every instance, however, you'll see dozens of the semi-fit ting and box coats to one of the <,Iher sort, There's no question about these ' tatter two being far and away ahead of trie old styles, though, here of late the short flaring coat suit is meeting with favor. \ This week two,oj; the bes** style stores in the-country-one in New York City-the other in Philadelphia-featured a suit of Field Monee Grey, trimmed with' fur, semi-fitting at $140.00, another in a popular cloth, full box at $120.00. Further, all the high-class department stores ?rt the south are featuring these two styles. Evidentty, then,?these people would not carry these in stock if they were ncjjjt right.'- ??? 3^ W? ff?nndl A? prices ??&wr? ra&SQiiu&M? ib??0 fiw. iimsftainic? w? casa sell you a sml ?w $2?.<QHQ>. OAeir pdices ramig? up it? $S0o0(Q). Dim eveiry- ?BI A?y air? w?irA wfeat we ask iF?ir A?mTajnidl A?y ?L M?mdlay Ihav? l?ft? ?if im?w ?mies ireadly for y?ua ft? .tory ?mi amid !??k ?wir. yow Ul wi A us ?saA lb? asstuiradl ?IF Coaft Suit SaftisiFa?fti?iiuv w? In this store you'll ai way s find wh?t is absolutely correct-there's no guess work-we couldn't af ford it. And this season our Coat Suits are prettier than eyer; that is, the styles seem to be more be ^\ coming and the variety of cloths greater.1 ? J??- -' iii