University of South Carolina Libraries
m mmmmx m jfciit- j fry ' mMm * *?*? ? ,,. piM#? ji?-j ?& HI. Mother, Wot Hi. WUt. She sews Hi e butt ous on hi* whirl, And 4a*?* ?<**? wlih <are, 817il?6Ve?ryawoe^o Sb?r?n She never fills his heart with dread $ ?y ? suspicious frown, $?; j Hhe gives hit" what he likes to oat. 7!Tlud nev?r makes complaint; ^Qd there la never when they ideet i' A 'Stat of fcold reatraint, Her faith tn him is deep and great. She count* hie leaat caress, WN he sets home to dinner lute L- There ia no bitterness. K&e never scold* because the folk ; (next door have wore than they, V frjhlm abe pauses to invoke F Ood'a biasing tlay by d i She strive* in every way to eaae ; The burdens of his life; You may have guessed ere thla that ' 'iHia^nmther, not his wife. ^ d ?Chicago Record-Herald ? Bridge Tournament and Tea For Benefit of Hospital. 5 The bridge tournament and tea given on last Kriday, afternoon at the D. A. ft. hall for the benefit of the hospital fund was a success in every particular. The hall waa warm and cheery and filled with ehthuaiaetic players, and motty la dles who did not play, hut enjoyed social chats over the tea-cups, The .following ladies received: Mrs* L. A. , Wittkowsky, Mrs. C. M,; Coleman, Mrs. N. K. Goodale, Mre. q. .An crum, Mrs. C. J. Shannon, Jr., and Miss Louise Netties. '3r: '..v. Tea was poured by Mesdames J no. T. Nettles and Groyer v Black well, and the dainty refreshments were served by Misses t Kllse Kirkland Nan and fcetta DeLoache, Bulalie Yates, Nancy Lindsay, Ellen Boykin, Margaret Taylor and Elizabeth and {Catherine Wallace, all in , white dresses, crimson ribbons, and heart aprons to carry out the Valentine idea ? -very charming little waitres ses, indeed, the candy booth was very attractive and was presided ov er by Misses Hilda tiawes, Minnie Craig Taylor, Ethel Yates and Jean Lindsay. When the score was count ed it resulted In the following prlzt winners: ' Auction bridge, MlSsEUz abeth Woodward, Buffalo, N/ Y., a P0tt?d primrose; plain bridge, Mrs. "G. H. Lenoir, a Jar o* hyacinths. 4 While Mrs. Agnew cut the consola tion; a beautiful box of candy. Too much praise cannojt be given to Mrs. Br A. Boykin,- the - very efficient president of the Auxiliary to the hospital association. She is full of zeal, energy and push, and, at the mme tiiae gracious and tactful, the ' right one. in the right i>l<lce. -J&T honor to our president, and her capable assistants, and all success t to the. John Burdell Memorial Hos rpltal, which we see even now, loom l;ihg up in the near future, e . ???? ill pi pf kA Beautiful Party at "The Cedars/* m On Saturday evening, Master John B?orter celebrated his 13th birthday ?ri?h a large and beautiful party at ?The Cedars/' the home of his pa Bents in Kirkwood. Invitations had ?ien mailed a fovy days , previous, ?id the girls and poye, who make ?p the ljst of Master John's friends ?ere on the tip-toe <\?f ' expectancy. the ey oning came they were Pi there; ^hd there on time, dress Pd in their best bib and tucker, Rheir young face*' aglow with the Roy of living. ? They were invited I from 8 to 11 o'clock, and they stay red, the time out,, for no one would I have been guilty of breaking up that delightful party one minute be fore eleven o'clock. _? Qamwi ware en Joyed a* only the young can enjoy auy thing, and than came the' n~ froahixunUii. tl>?u tftJM* **# beautiful In Its <locoratk>ua ftnd appointment^ covered with snowy line*; and re tpleudent wltb^HUver and cut gloss.! In the center was a chrystal bowl rillud with fruit punch, cake, candy and fruit were served. Thoee Invited were: Misses Bar bara and Ktttello Eldredge, Ida. Pen ny, Ellen and Wreunle Hoy kin. Nau and luata PeLoacho. Catherine and ElUabetbr Wallace, Mildred Koblson Kulalle Yatea, Harriet Nelson, Sal lie Heard. Ethel Smith, Margaret l,<> noir. Babe William#, Nuimy Uudnay, Margaret Taylor, Willie Belle Mack ey, Hope SUvage, Ellse aud llil? wltherrf Kirkland, and Masters Ker ahaw, Teddy and Bratton DeLoache, William and Wither? Trotter, Wil liam Stoney, Cantey and Charlie VII lepiguo, John Heath, James De Loache, Adlckes Kirkland, Deas Boy kin, Harry Dawes, Clyhurn Taylor Mortimer and Brevgv&-Boykln, Ca leb Whltaker, Frank Beard, Net tles Lindsay, Jamee and Jean Zprnp, Lambert DePass, John Msckey, Har ry Porter, Mendel Smith. '? ! -,0 0 0 00m Ixxtp Year Dame. ?] Season b come and seasons go, but Camden and the old town can al ways boast of a bevy <of pretty girls, i The debutantees of a few seasons) ago are replaced by the fresh young bloom* of this year, while the love ly young buds of the coming years I are getting ready In turn to taks their places. But it wPl.be a long time before Camden can boast of a set of girls whose varied attract iveness can rival those who throng ed the parlors of the beautiful Kirkwood laat Wednesday evening There are some girls oh whom tor- , tune showers gifts and privileges j as the fairies of folklove fling* them to their favorites. A royal god mother seems to preside over their destinies and to open the doors of. beauty, pleasure and opportunity for them, mm ? < , : Mr. and Mrs. Krumbholtfs, the ge nial host and hostess, had extended one , ot their charming Invitations which gave these young ladles the j pleasure of availing themselves of the privileges accorded them by| leap year? that of inviting the gal lant young men and beaux of. the town ifco Join them In a dance. . - - t The danc0 .was also a compliment to the guests at the Kirkwood, and other tourists In (the town. The charming New England belles, and the stately beauties from, the North ; the girls from the breezy West, who are jthe pride Of the cities and the toast of the plains, all ;radded to the grace and beauty of the scene, trhe Kirkwood -orchestra furnished 1 music, and the 'danclnfe ' was kept Up until "the wee sma' hours." De licious refreshments were served? consisting of coffee and sandwiches, cake and |ces.i7> Valentine evening Of 1912 will linger long in the mem ory of the fortunate guests of this delightful occasion. V v . s J < Mrs. C. H. Yates is visiting In Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Garrison are a*' Dnln. , 1HI? I J at Palm Beach, ? Florida. . Miss Orr, of Hendersonvllle, N. C., is visiting her sister ,Mrs. John Clark. tors. Savage, of Boston, is visits insr hnr Rnn Mr tlanw Qnim<vr> ? # | The Civic League has every rea son . to expect a full house neict Tuesday evening. They prOinise a pleasing entertainment. t always the mj WSIImMsMXBmm&a ?. drink. The mos *?P?r . inthe to consider about tea is its suitability for ? j water ofc a particular district. Tea that would be good here, and brew into a splendid fragrant beverage, might be a rank failure somewhere else. y t 1 . We buy ' fcur teas to suit the water of this ^S^iidistri^HV^aie' therefore SO?:,of getti**8 t- ? || W&M tea that is ail Sea should b? . * JSffiSij snJ ?*?*!?*?? A ,?J ;m1bs Lillian Yates was tbf> prlee winner when the score wan count ed, and was presented with a beau tiful silver mayonalse apron. After the usual gameft, a salad course was much enjoyed, and gay and lively conversation enca?ed in - , ? **T* lively conversation engaged In by the young lady friends of Miss Mumford, who enjoyed her charm ing hospitality. r"' Manning Kuteflalnh S s S&?ri,ts v?8. Who I, Mr. V??5? 8a'"e n*" swiyrtFiSDf'W of her first marriii *m ymr* ,hl"> kuJk ;!? A*>out W%flVh?Duoi? * ^j?~?~s?pib s^JKaSr ?" hostess S*rv id . i JSP* Th? ?9uree. VhA(,<MM| MofI?m Picture. opened 3^3? <855*1, 8how *hlch Monday evening House on last through the season hi!i ^ coutlllu? 3S3D& ??Si w-?rTa &: is and ardcfct frlehdsblu" ' 1 he" .If \tlon. hi# paremta and tit ?P| . #rlef Of to iKuJ by Thfi ^r LJ lal reMtorfttlon tlfully portrMyod I Wo wiHhth?m??"d very realistic. Oood n"otlon clotur?*'" hni ??| ?tt subJeotii aJvl ?K ' w,len historic ' ^ "" o? the M^'pta* wUl'm *t Wlw Hospital Fund g? t0w4r<>? the The Furman Qlee Club ?t the P?ra House ue? Tuesday evening. Co 'JftSTSk* ?*rueh-Nettlea| teark.ts i a*k ,or ?* northern The Best of the Season. fo?hefrhe wil1 ba n? advance In prices! Linn * u production here 5 ??38! K?X. Charles ed Puf^o -in* Wh'oh Unlt opora houae Thuii^fv0 08. at the 29th. . Thuraday evening, Feb. tak?n%t?re?,t ^h 0?Jr. Kl.lu ha. ?i?hiu.^oS',ofd?ruS.,,:an,5^.thor "Tho?t'ionInand'lth "m* b? ",4 that the ihe Mouse' displays Mr *28!^ J?<??e?nent shown by |?o him he Places an equaUy t?? l? nUii?' ^nierloan womanhood. It tory for th?Vflt '?L the ???' vlc *he basts whlnhH-t eonstltutes of e&:T bu^Th^^ *0t but excite the widest tSZrelT I Ring Off, Pleaser i2V"~ swwrsft ?S srss sHfesSf talk finally drifted to the Question nght thoT""* g* Xt Wfl8 his opinion that It was the wife's place to get POO^nhnriart lh? tre' and let 'he Aft?r ,t, ?!;ke? husband rest. Arter this declaration there wn? then^?^08t,I"'0f0Und' but only for th? a few BecOnds; then cl&??\ thrust , out her ? Wr en flTfi*? ?y a rlng> an<* murmered yon^hJ firmly, "Ring off, pleas? MmberV"-RendeCHenWlth th# Wr?ng _ , NOTICE. will TSf^Va ?ie5 H^PHal Auxiliary ed toaUeM. ?' tbe ??Unty "e VT?' _Mre. J. B. Wallace. Sec TItKSl?AS8 NOTIOB, to 1r??n!??n8 are hereby forbidden nln? rn??? Upfn land8 situated I regardf ^ny'on^ SK be dealt February 16,1912. ' DUNLA1>' -:||g w*Aij discharge. mon4htCfPAm hf^y^*lvon that on? 23rd idiT T ^111date on March I tyUd4 ?af fiSatI I a: SaSraBBW "e'eon. Cornelia Mlcklo, ardlani* " -7. If A v; f Hacker Mf'g. Co. Successors T?Sjgp I 8- JBACTMB * SOjl S?1 W? luuuHIBMUItP I>oors, S*ah And Blinds, Columns , Md Grilles and Gable Doers ?M| . /. it ' ? Fr. ' ? ? ' > - -3? i; ?' >'? ?'. I ? vNt H?|WA? ft Iter, Washington's Birthday, February 22. U remember, maybe, that Mark Twaii, who said he was a bigger man 'v^ViW.v.^V iU ?JI . l;.? .. . ? ?%V-;S M ';<u :>/ "? :? . IaV4; ' ?' ??- ????;>? , ? ? v' v:' "'? ?. ?' V '? 'M-jM / j Mark could but would n t. - ? ' ir: ? ??./.'? w nr i- . , ,-.-1-....^ because he did what he thought . ii ' HI was ?? ? , \/;i ment was ?J - - - ' - , q|> JOA ti_ - arc made of all-wool fabrics, rnr?fiiliw ?KvunL^ perfectly tailor '?hsuW , ? ? ?#^<4 They could use cheaper 'Iff never know the difference; but thejf ;.wonTf These clothes are , 1 . ? a made to give you, the wearer, in service \ they're the ". 'M i?!v ''Zzr't ? '?? $?-' Y; for us to sell, for that reason. | HE PROFIT 8* YOBi PROFIT