The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 16, 1913, Image 5
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tZ ?>?>"?'? wl" "r 'Tr~
j? o?md?H McU ty whom they
both ptOit^iHly reinomberdo ?<>
i^.f an<t p?fwn*M* HiW l^awn n, I
rj Hr |>odK? <*U#bl lu tUo Cain
r (jrit.l.'l 8oW9l# about two
aKO( and ?iuvo muny friends
IP^o' best wishes and
?frttulttUont ;
Tzovely ro?e? >? aml white,
Krant pink and white sweet peas,
iJLfui Jfia#t?r jfjlM *Bd beautiful
Eriatlourt composed the floral (l'ec
EdttRi ill the prettily appointed
M whl. li MIhhoh Mary and Anna
JSLfll gave Tup?diy ?afternoon,
fc Inspiration of* their party being
? iirgaret gAwMrifti* i? to
married oa .June KHh, to Rev.
Itherspoon Dodge.
?Tbirt was one of the very prot
L part Ion fo the spring, the
^ Buniinery colors, white and
i iicin r effectively use^ in at
,ctlve ways.
?<At the door Miss McDowell met
guestB and assisting her wa? i
. mother., Mr?. W. M. McDowell.
?-In tho hall the punch table, dec
ked with many sprays of the
ty pink vine was placed, and
|DK the dolightful punch was
Mary Dodge Mattox and'Y. Mrs.
la Hood Robinson.
"la tho parlor, Miss Anna McDo
II, gracefully gownde in white,
pink Hiinh, recoived with Miss
[neoce, the honoree, who was
attractively gowned In. whito,
a lovely white picture hat, Miss
nice Alfred, who is to ho mar
next wkoe,.'and Miss Elizabeth
if Bom, who is to ho married in
m ?
"At tho conclusion of a splendid
iislcal program the guesta enjoyed
actively serrved refreshments.,
"On each plate was a dainty little
or" whito basket decorated
fth pink roses and whife sweet
as filled with salted almonds,- -.
ivenirs of ;i most deiigjitfui af
loon.
'The young ladies who were pre-"
it at this affair were the honor
pests, the two other brrides5- elect
id about fifteen young ladies.
"Each of the three brides - elect
presented big bouqutse of tho
{kite carnations l>j their hostesses."
Services at (Jraeo Church.
The lit. Her. William A Uuerry, !
^ D., Bishop of the Dio.eeso of
ith Carolina, will make his an
yisltatlon to G race^C hurch Par
ion this .coming Sunday. May 18,
administer the Apostolic UUo of
ilrmation. The Bishop will
ach tho sermon and celberatc tho
olj communion. The services will
tfn at 11 a.m., and all are cor
iy Invited to be p resent.
Ilk Honor of Mr. Minima.
? A lovely affair of last week wuu
tho rani party Thursday OVtmlng
given by Mr. and Mrs, Draft 011 do*
Loach in honor of Mr. Thaw. Carroll
StmniH, of UarnWoll, who was in tho
city to deliver tho Memorial ad
dress and during his at ay was en
tertained at the deLoach homo.
Tho spacious parlor waa docoru- ?
ted in pink roses and greo^ vines
? tho mantlo waa lmnkod with roses
and tall vauoa and largo bowls wero
filled with thonj. Long graceful '
green vine# were uwd, and tho ef
fect wa? charmingly concordant, liud
pleaaihg.
There were alx tables of bridge
and one of five, hundred, besides
guests who did not play. After the
guinea tho hostess nerved a naiad
courae with coffee, followed by j
swoots and icea. 1 t
The following guests were invit
ed to meet Mr. Blmma: Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Shannon, Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Whitakor, Mr. and Mra. D, A.
Boykin, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Durdell,
Mr. and Mra. Ilomy Savage, Major
and Mra. 8. It. Adams, Mr. and Mi*a.
T. J. Klrkland, Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Do Fass, Mr. and Mra. C. H. Yates,
Mr. and Mra. H. G. Garrison, Mr.
John S. Lindsay, Mr. T. I). Ancruin;
Misses Leila Shannon, Hivea Lang
and Sue Young; Mrs. A. C. Ancrum,
Mr. and tyrs. Boykin Clarke, Mr. |
and Mrs. W. It. "Kvo, Jr.
? ^ The pleasures of th vening J
wero enhanced by Miss Hivea Lang
giving several beautiful piano se
lections.
Mr. Ilouttle'n Cake.
Tho Civic League la greatly in
debted to Mr. A, J. Beattie for a
inont dolicloua iced cake that lie t
preaented them on the evening of
tho May Festival. It waa a largo
one and beautifully decorated. It
may" ber remembered that tho judges
In tho clean tip contest wero so
charmed with the sanitary appear
ance of Mr. Seattle's bakery that
they all forthwith proceeded to in
i vest in some of his wares produc- i
ed therein. The cake, however,'
was a beauty and the YLeagno ex- i
pressed gratitude therefor.
Kleo Mitcliam, i
Uee. Sec. Civic League.
Purchased a Home,
Mr. C. 1'. W. Sullivan last week
purchased the old Davis homo on
North Broad street from Mrs. Ar
thur, of Columbia. Tho deal was
made thru the agency of C. 1\ Du
Bose & Co., of this city. This is
ono of the most desirable pieces
of property in the city, being cen- j
trally located, and Mr .Sullivan has
already commenced tho work of im
proving the property and will offer
it for reht. as soon as the necessa
ry ropairs (ire madei
THE kind the family like-? deli
cious cakes that melt in the
?outh and light flaky bread that makes you ask for
Oore That's the kind we have sold since we began
. . Jt- ' v i
l^iness and will continue to sell to maintain our re
putation for the most delightful cakes and finest
bread in town.
Bring more pleasure to your
family meals by using our^_
bread and calces* V our
^ neighbors do ? why not you?
BRUCE'S, m paSeFood
, Heron Ye*n? Old.
1 -Ittlo MUs Trabue Uarksdalo, of
Wilmington, who in visiting her < ou
*du, Mltw Nina Belle IHumou, who
JubI sevuu llimm one la?t Monday,
and in honor of the occasion a boau
tiful afternoon party was given hor
at the 1 i iiiuon home on Ik'Kalb st.
A score of UUle girls near the
?am? age had been bidden to come
In and make merry and they enjoy
ed niuiiy games on tho beautiful
green lawn In front. It wan a con
jfenlfkl gathering and the Utile QD<#
knowing one another well played
happily uud freely In ?pite of their
party clothes OAt Mix o'clock the
march was played by Waddy Mathla,
and the procession led by the wln
iOQitt little guest 9f honor, iK-compa
nled by Abbott (loodale, inarched
mound to ibf north platxa where
a brunt ifnily docked tablo awaited
thttQ It waH all lu white, pink
and greon. The snowy surface of
tho large birthday cake was a-twin
kle with ?even pink tapers and sur
ruonded with quantities of sweet
peas, representing every color of
tho rainbow. A tall vase of lillies
at one end, and n bowl of pink
roses at the other completed the
decorations. No, not quite, tor
tho twenty pretty little girls with
thoir white frocks aud varied color
ed rlbbolis, thoir sparkling eyes,
and sunny smiles formed a verita
ble borrdor of pink and daisies, lil
ies and roso buds around the fes
tive board. In every detail the
color schepie of pink and white was
carried out; the cakes were snowy
white and rosy iced and the cream
and candles showed the purity of
tho lily and the flush of the rose.
The favors were boxes of candy.
Tho following four little maids,
representing on older set woro tho
attractive waitresses: Mlssea Nina
nolle lllnson, Mary McDowell, Wil
lio Hollo Mnckoy and Sarah Steed
man. Tho little honoree received a
number of dainty gifts which she
will keep as a happy reminder of
ho^ seventh birthday.
Oamden Needs a Hand.
"Camden should have a band" was
hoard on every hand on Friday last
at the May Festival. Nearly JMOO
has been paid out Bince the County
Fair to bands from outside when
there is better material at home. Of
course all the money does not go
out of the town and advertisement
pays. The Kershaw band paid their
expenses and their railroad tickets
were bought in Camden. This mo
ney was expended in the town
helping citizens which pleases .the
the Civic League as much u? if
they had kept the money in their
treasury, for its aim is to help the
town. The League wishes to thank
all who assisted in and patronisod
the Festival, and aside from the
monetary consideration, feels that
May Day should become an aunual
Festival of pleasure and profit and
civic pride to all as it was in the
*
days of long ago.
Mrs. E. C.1 von Tresckow,
President.
A I Jure! of Tfiftiiks.
To tho merchant and men of the
town who so liberally contributed
towards tho veterahs dinner, mak
ing memorial day a memorable o*e
In the heart of many an old Vetera*
to the mayor, Dr. S. P. Brrasington,
for fifty complimentary tickets to
the veterrana for the moving pic
ture show, and to tho citizens of
Camden, including the school chil
dren and little tots for thejr patron
age at the Opera fityuse in the af-*
ternoon and night of May 9th, I
wish to extend the sincere thanks
j|>f tho John D. Kennedy chapter U.
tX C. Over nine hundred tickets
were sold and half of the proceeds
go into the treasury of- our chapter.
The committees appointed for the
dinner and for selling tickets I con
gratulate and thank for the splen
did work accornpllshed. I am fully
assured that we realize : each. ^?ar
-that it is only by standing togeth
er in this noble work that our ef
forts are crowned with success.
Faithfully yours,
Mrs. John Cantey, ?
President, J. D. K.( Chapter.
An OmiHson.
In the article in last week's
Chronicle concerning tho May F\tstf
val it was omitted tjiat the prise
for the most prettily decofated tri
cycle went to the li^le softs of Mr.
T^azarus Levkoff. Their little tri-<
cycle was Most originally decorated
in Japanese fashion and showed
remarkable ingenuity and taste on
tho part of Mr. and Mrs. Ijevkoff
as decorators. This was unfortunate
ly left out in the general report*
Kleo Mltcham, ' ? j
? ? SCCT 6r Civic. Ixmi g ?e
Services at Tho RapUst Ohurcti. ?
Tlov n 8. Funderburk of Chester
field, 3. C. will conduct the regular
services at the Camden Baptist
Church Sunday at II a. m. and 8:30
p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these service?
r FKIl8(>NAL MKNTION.
of General Internal Hwurod
l?y Our lle|H?r<??rw,
t'ntchy songs by LndeNi a< t(i?
opera Ihiuhh tonight .
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dens' are
KiU'UtH at i lie homo of Mrs, Val Jor
(lull.
Mr*. Douglas HUhurdbon, of Don
mark, Ih vlnKing relatives In Cam
den.
Mm, W. I j, Dcl'ass ami olilldroi)
and Miss Agnes Corbett spent Tues
day' in Columbia.
Mrs. John W. Corbett |oft jponday
night for Baltimore wher6 'rfbe will
Join the Doctor t^r a short vbdt.
MIbs ICsslo lllley, of Monroe, (la.,
is visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. T. It. Hanson, on Laurens St.
MIuhoh Harriet Hhannon and Mary
Denoir leave toduy for Greenville
where th<?y will vlnit Mrs. Arthur
Griffin
Mr. Raymond McClaiu left on
Monday for Trudeau, N. Y., where
bo - will upend the summer in the
Adirondack mountain*.
Mr. Win. Holmes, of Texan, Ih
visiting lila Bister, Mru. John T.
Nettles. Mr. Holmes left Bo nth
Carolina about forty-two years ago,
and this is his first visit back to
his old home. He says Texas is a
great state but he haB found no
place so good to look at and bo
pleasant to live in a? old Oarolina.
All kindn of nice Vegetable* at
the City (.rocery.
ltollor (Skating.
Tho Armory building has boon
leased by Messrs Ooodalo and 131 fell
more for a skating rink, and it 1h
now in full operation. The rink
is open from 5:30 to 8:00, and from
8:30 to 11. Every evening, the.
building is thronged with the merry
young peoplo who derive great pleat
ure from tho sport. They cater es^
; pocially to the ladies and children i
and make a reduction in the price
fronl 5:30 to 8 for their benefit, j
ThA prlp.oH are, for ? tho evening:
spectators free,, lady skators and
children 1 5c. gentlemen 25c. From
8:30 to 11: spectators 10c, all
skaters 25c. The best of order iH
observed and every one, especially
tho ladlen, are urged to take advan
tage of this opportunity to indulge
in this moHt popular and fascinat
ing of sports. Those who do* n *
car^_ to Bkate can find no .better
way of spending un evening than
by watching hto skaters.
ltobt. W. Luders sings at the mo
tion pictures tonight. .
If you want a good ham, phono
the City Grocery.
BUSINESS MEN MET
Ami Appointed Officers for Credit
Men's Assoc In t ion.
A meeting of the Credit Men's
Association was called fro Monday
night by the organizer and Messrs.
R. It. Team and M. Baruch? jKfira -
elected t^lhporary chairman and
secretary respectively. A committee'
of three was appointed to nominate
an executive hoard who aopointed
A. J. lleattie, W. It. Zemp, A. 1j.
Watkins, C. O. Whitaker, W. Geis
enheimcr, W. T. Smith, E. N. Mc
Dowell, R. R. Team, Dr. 10. H. Ker
rison, J. T. Nettles, J. K. Lang, R.
T. Goodale, Gus Hirsch, F. M.
Wooten, W. D. Barrett, G. D.Black
well, and~E7 Bchenk.
Mr. C. C. "Whitaker was leected
permanent president of the Associ
ation, and Mr. W. D. Barrett, vice
president. B. A .Blackwell, who is
the secretary and attorney of the
Columbia Association and who has
been doing exceptionally good work
in Columbla^-was elected secretary.
A committee consisting of W. D.
Barrett, J. T. Nettles; Rj. T. G6od
ale, L. L. Block and W. Geisen
helmer was appolnted as a standing
commltteer to meet wlLli LU4 IJOlUin
bitt merchants and der^Ve the bene
fits and their support in the work
being done there. This committee
will go to Columbia and meet with
the executive board in the near fu
ture.
[ 3
A meeting of the executive board
will bo held on next Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock and every member
of the board is requested to bo
present. A cha'rman will be elect
ed at this meeting and plans made
to carry ouC the work in detail.
The members were urgde to get
la their reports at once* as It will
help the "work and will help toward
aa early delivery of the Guide.
A new song a tthe opera house
tonight, p
?% . Cash Wfrty, son of Associ
ate J tl Slice TTT C. yfatts, died at an
Asheville sanitarium on Wednesday
morning, aged 2d. He was a law
yer and magistrate at Chreaw. The
burial was at I^aurens yesterday.
Blshopville voted on , Tuesday by
>0 to one in favor of Issuing $15,
000 inb onds to get the South Caro
lina Western railroad/
Don't ffcll to bear Loders at the
[ ovtra house tonight .
In order to reduce our stocks
and to maintain our practise
of never carrying over styles,
forms, etc., this millinery es
tablishment offers every hat
in its stock at
Half Price For The Next 10 Days
The opportunity to secure a fashionable, latest style,
becoming hat at a very interesting price is in taking ad
vantage of the above ? for everyone of the hats offered
is of the season's finest styles.
MISS MATTIE GERALD
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pig pens and henhouses, and give your hogs and
chickens medicines to prevent cholera. This pays.
The little money you spend to PREVENT diseases,
will save you far more money than the remedies
cost. TAKE CARE of your animals and fowls IN'
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