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Met Witii Mm, |(ii i ',i hi <irii Muttlfi Clu0 hum wHh -rb m , i ? i<' y <>? N1"y N'1' it w?? . ,iuvt. been a full Ohaminudo nuiq b?H owing i<? fiftfiUl*#* in Mm 01jra,u other selections wore used. i ,fjH. follow iiiK Willi til*, j program.: lilfo of ( ' ll M IIMIIiltl I' MlHH A II H it? WorkHitti' lust. nolo, selection from Nevln Miss Hives Lang. Vocal nolo Mrs. Sawyer. Dun, "The ' FJ&tfcerer/' >>y aa(je M in. Kve, and Misft ? Solum hirriidi lust. *oiO Yut.es. in8t nolo, "Air do ilaltie" Mr$t Wooten. Vocal sextette, "JhirqarpHe" from Talon of Hoffman. Mrs. SHwy?r, yrg Hunter Lang, Misses I'arrlsh, Uug, Yates ???! Bush. jngt, solo, "Autumn'.'- Miss Kate UaBot>e. ? Vocal nolo Mrs. Sawyer. Inst. solo. Mr?, McKain. The "Barcarolle" wan repeated by request. Tho Club will ineel i'his evening with Miss Bel >na l'arrish at 8:30 ? clock. Mr. Paul <j)Hmore Coming. Mr. (liimore's engagement at the tpfiTH house Thursday, May- 2d4 h , will present tho actor manager in a hip: cominant role of the Jypo that playgoers havo learned to associate j with his name. "The Havoc'' 1h a tense gripping drama, built upon the utory of a duel of wits between un injured husband and a trreacherouH jjuest in his home, The big role of He play, the husband, offer* one of the most convincing character* Been on the stage in recent years, and is played by Mr. Paul Qilmore with ?ke quiet power and tense force he ?kowed here sevral years ago in "The Mnnnny and the Humming Bird." .Moonlight Picnic* Messrs. J. A. -tHtd M? A. Hell gave a delightful moonlight picnic and Msh fry at Vaughan's Mill abou't 5 Miles .north of Camden last Friday etening. The younger set danced which was highly enjoyed. Those Alloying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I'arton, . Mr. 'and Mrs. Mallen Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Work Man, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tiller, Mr. '.aid Mrs. \V. U. Hough, Mr. and Mrs. M. \V. Hough, Mr. Vaughan, Mrs. March ison, Misses Kate Mur ?hlsdn, Lou and Nan Yyung, Mary llrooks, Theresa Hough, Kate Bell, Ittn Watts, Messrs. Herman Bar "ch, Culport Clarke, Kenneth Mur ?hison, jack Whitaker, Burnet Whit Aker, Tassels Zemp, Henry -Work Man, Leonard King, Henry Tiller, Will Halsall, William Huekabee, Ed gar Hell, Prank Skinner, Marion Williams, Ben Wylie Gettya, Leo nard Kelly and .Tosey Boll. Xbo "I'alyyao." ' <"*? '?* ' \ j We understand that t he "4 "il-- | lypso," a pleasure boat is to be IttUBpbei) today on (lie blue waters | of tho factory pond. It will no doubt be qgtte an addition to that popular resort. Willi tho Mlllhsnk-j Swimming Club in full swing the utirutlvo little (dub house wltb wide open doors to welcome visitors to the pine-clad shores, that dip their verdant feet in thin beautiful sheet of water 'excelled only by tho beach to. bathing and boating. In the glow of the sunset, When shadows grow Ioiik, What- -place 60 Inviting Ah tbt old factory Pdnd? In ihe Kllvery moonlight. Her pleasure-boutH glide Lli'.e whi.U-wlnged birds On the event of the thle, While the glowing stara Cluster In a forget-ino-not wreath, And ehine a reflection In the azure beneath. Over its blue wavelets Muy the "Calypso" proudly ride, With success at her masthead, To weather each tl<le. May she long be remembered In Btory and song Ah the jauntiest boat On the old Factory' I'ond. The IP*c(hoveii Study Club. The music pupils of Mrq. F. P. McCain met at her studio 011 North Fair avenue last Saturday evening and spent a niont profitable hour under her guidance, organizing them selves Into a club which they most appropiaiely named the "Beethoven Study Club." Tho club will meet once everry two weeks and study the lives and works of. tho old tnas ters and. the modern composers, be glnnlng with the coiuponer for whon their club was named. There will j also be a. regular program for each | meeting rendered by the pupilB. j The program for Saturday evening I was as follows: 1. Puzzle ill musical terms. 2. Reading, "Music of Insects" -Kleo Mitcham. < 3. Instrumental hoIoh: Boat Song ? Mary Kirkland. Love's Message? Dcwev Hugglns. "Waii.z- Sue Haiie. Duet ? Louise Watklns and Mrs. McCain. Juanita- - Mabel Gifford . Meditation -Bligft Kirkland. Remember Me (Brlnkmnnn) - 1 Kleo Mitcham. At the end of the program, at tho request of the club, Mrs. . Mc Cain rendered a . brilliant concert number, the "Russian Hymn." . ; Ufa. Only the man who is a failure sneers at .success. .... THE kind the family like? -deli cious cakes that melt in the mouth and light flaky bread that makes you ask for more. That's the Icind we have sold since we began ? ^ ? v ?- - business and will continue to sell to maintain our re putation for the most delightful cakes and. finest bread in town. Bring more pleasure {o your family meals by using cur bread and cakes. Your neighbors do ? why not you? BRUGE'S, ThC PStoreFOOd r j MKT WITH MIM. HVHNKTT. 1 l>. ,4. K. for >im> w?m* oh?* or IMensun . v&p ? In vlvw of the annual May Day f ?*m I v I ( ti-h, atnl of ili.< Memorial Dfty exercises, the regular muting of the llobktrk 1 1 ill Chupter n. .\. H. w?? postponed untjl the middle of the month, where a very pleasant meet ing was lield with Mr*. VV. S. Buf ueit at her homo 611 Fair Street. Hoii <aii found fourteen menitWflB present, and several visitors were jvelcomed. Some business of a light nature wan transacted and pleasing social featureM enjoyed. Mrs. Bur nett's preUy home was attractively decorated with numbers of Ameri can i lit;. ami very appropriately '<><> tor the Revolutionary ntndy for May wan B?tny Boss and while the A im*i i< a n flag in not tiilggest I ve of liotjty 1 ( osh, the nam oof Betsy Boss in always suggestive pf tho A morlcan fla#. and at thin particular gatlierrluK of the chapter, we, as Daughter* of our Revolut lonary an cestors, felt ourselves to he privileg ed to go abrk to the days of "7 6" and with Gen. Washington, to enter tho little shop In Arch Street, In Philadelphia, where Mr?. Betsy, Bobs "Mmbrolderer^Seamst renn and Uphol sterer," was interviewed hy (Jen. Washington and engaged by him to make a flag from hie designing. W witnessed, too, the alteration of the polntB of -the Btars forming tho con stellation. from alx points (as Wash ington had penciled them) to five points as suggested by tlfco seam stress and flnallywe beheld the fash ioning of tho first flag for the new young nation. Then we came back to Mrs. Burnett's parlor to hear six voices blending harmoniously in a lovely Venetlon "Barcarolle" fo our enjoyment, and later on, to give hearty applause for Mrs. Wlttkows ky's fine recitation of a selection front "The Ghost" in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Delicious cream and cake Were served at the closing of the meeting. The next meeting, which will be the last one of the chapter year, will be held with Mrs. S. R. Adams on June sixth, at six o'clock. An elec tion of officers for the ensuing year Will be held, at this meeting . Addle I). Adams, Secretary. Don't wait until your crops are do stroyed by hail, but insure now. ,\ Toast to the "Also lt?n." Ye have drunk O my friendH to the victors ,j jg| Ye have toasted the valient and strong To the great of the earth, Ve have sung in your mirrth; To the wise yous have lifted your Hong. ?t is well they are worthy niy bro thers, i As aught Hjhat the flrrinameht spans, But I pledge you a health to the ' others, . ? A health to the also ran. To the men that went down in -tlui struggle, To the runners who finished un To the weak, to the young1, the un- j known, the unsung; The depraved; the despised, the dis graced ? Ye are blooded, developed, complet ed-^ They were bred without stamina class. | 'Tis to them, the surpassed the defeated ? r. 1 bow as 1 drain my glass. v . ? ? ' ?? ?- . . ? Who are ye that should dare to re ject them? Do you know what the handicup weighed? Have you suffered the pain, # Run the race, stood the strain, That you scoff at the pace they made? It may be that they ran overweight ed - == ? - It may be "that tfiey were left at the post. Far or near, tis to them,- the ill fated ? I bo\^j as 1 drink my toast. They have lost, they are ill, they are weary ; Ye have won, y? are well, ye t are strong? By the drops they have bled, By the tears they havo shed; By your mirth, by your wine, by ~ your song; - - By all tliat has 'ere helped to sweet ened your Uvea} ? - By your hopes, by your plans, I pledge you a health to the beaten, To the health to the also ran! ? Selected. To Be Married. i_ ? ittviLaUonn have- been reeetred in Camden to the marriage of Miss Mollle 'Cole Collier to Mr. Harry Trantham, son of Mrs. W. D.^Trant ham, of Camden, The wedding to tpke place on May 31st at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.. It. Collier, in Waco, Teat**. -Don't forget to Insure your cotton crop. m 1 1 1 1*<? ii i, Dvtounlid i.iub. J Thursday afternoon thla olub whh H'c i for i in- ttaaon with ft recap Ifon ii Uitt attractive lit t-lo club hous<> Mini is i ?'cm i ii k wtlli AO ninny j pleasant intunoyles ot by-gone sum- ! mer. More (hun u hundred invito tioiiH Itud boon Issued and ill Hplto of (liu gathering clouds, ,<)u|to ? num ber of i hem accepted.' Tlio recep tion room whh beautifully doe.oratod with laurel and wild honeyaucklo gathered from the nearby woods. Huushlne and shadow, cool breeie ui)d flagrant wild flowers made lite wpol most alluring and last but not leant, (bo dainty refreshments aerved by Misses Mtta Zoinp and I ail Hlakeiioy. Hut the bine water* of i ho lako wero calling, and i( wan htfl long before iw??nt.v -flVt or ihlr ty merry HwlmmorH were splashing amid tholr sparkling 'wavoa. Thin fyRB Indeed a pretty aoeiYo and ono Would have Imagined It a soft-sldo resort. The club la under tho admit*' able management of Moanrs. Jack Whllaker, .Jr., and ('auaeln Zoinp, and will no iJoubt be a popular pleasure reaort during the Hummer. One of the largest alligators ever seen in that section wiiu killed near tho wharf of the Waccamaw Mno of stea mere at Conway Saturday af ternoon by Beta Johnson, a negro, who operates the drrawbrldge across the river. The carcass of the cro codile weighed about 250 pounds an measured 10 feet and 5 incites in length. The supreme. court has granted u new trial in tho cane of Harry Mc intosh and John Williams, two ne groes, who were convicted of kill i ing |'\ndrew Jackson, a little white boy in Florence. The body of the little boy wan, found In an empty freight box\ Tlie negroes were con victed and sentenced to death. The case excited great interest at the time and when the negroes were arrested there was a great deal of 'excitement. The new trial in grant ed on account of error in admitting certain testimony. : Scornful Caddie. The ^?olf enthusiast who loves the] game better than he plays it, does not always have an easy time; for besides his difficulties with course and ball and club, he must often ?i Buffer the caddie's stinging scorn, says the Denver Times. ; One afternoon a fat man who was struggling over the course, made a particularly bad play and tore up a large piece of turrf with his ma 1 chine. I..ifting the sod in tho hand,' the player said ruefully to his cad die : ?"\Vhat. on earth am I to do with this?" "If I were you," the. boy answer- , ed, "I'd take it up to the hotel to practice on, sir." It's easy for some people to take things philosophically- if they are nailed down. [ You can always get a lot for your money if you patronize a real estate dealer. , ? An open confession may be good for the soul, but It's apt to disfigure a reputation . Whon somepeople know their duty they manage to stave It off by ask ing advice. It is betterr to pay doctor's bills than to have the undertaker collect his from your estate. Many a boy lias acquired some good habits by not following in the footsteps of his father., Money is a mask that makes some vices look like virtues. | The engagement of Paul Clllmore and associate players at tho Camden Opera House, Thursday, May -211th, will present the aotor manager in a big dominant role of tho typo which playgoers have learned to associate with hia name. '"The Havoc" is a tense, gripping drama; built upon i the "StOfy of "a duel of "Wits between an injured husband and a .treacher 'ous guest in his home. The big role of the play, the husband, offers one of the most convincing characters [seen on the stage in recent years, 'and is played by Mr, Gilmore with ?quiet "power and tense nervous force. By the sheer power of his acting he dominates the powerful dramatic' sit uations of "The Havoc" with per fect ease and during the scenes that ; are softened by brilliant ironic com edy he makes the author"*' satiric lines snap and sparkle and burn by hi* quick, nerrvous, crisp, decisive j tones. Three of the Citadel sponsors en j tertained Friday evening at a love t ly reception in honor of the entire ! batalllon of cadets, the hostesses be i itig Miee -Annlf* tttrohecker, btttnt* j lion sponsor; Miss Clara Pdngle, I band sponsor, and Miss Frances K6 bertson, sponsor for one of the com panies. The reception was held in Hibernian Hall from 5* to 10 o'clock, after which there was dnncing. The hall wa* decorated in compliment to the cadets in blue and white. Cit adel colors, and greenery, Mett'a or chestra rendering the music: Dell AT HALF PRICE In order to reduce our stocks and to maintain our practise of never carrying over styles, forms, etc., Ibis millinery es tablishment offers every bat in its stock at Half f Price For The Next 10 Days I he opportunity to secure a fashionable, latest style, becoming hat at a very interesting price is in faking acJ~ vantage of the above? -for everyone of the hats offered is of the season's finest styles. MISS MATTIE GERALD SAWYER'S KID There are different QUALITIES e! sodas and ice creams. OUR ice creams are Jersey-rich; our sodas contain the purest syrups and flavorings^ You are not throwing money away when you give dimes to the children to buy our ice creams and soda waters. You are feeding them. It's GOOD for the children;' that's why they like it so much. OUR CANDY IS PURE. Come to OUR Drug Store Sawyer Drug Company Under the Sheltering Wings of a FIRE INSURANCE POLICY ' ? .... v vmi ffWTMi V ? and relieve yourself of that worry and fear you ^-ex-.. perience every timether's a fire. OUR FIRE INSURANCE is conductive to your peace of mind ? it will place you \ on your feet again if you suffer loss. Carry our fire insurance ? it's the kind that's safe and reliable. WILLIAMS INSURANCE & REALTY COMPANY ? (Incor|M>rate<1.) 1612 Broad Street Camden, South Carolina ; ciouB refreshments were served dur ing the reception, and later during .the hour# of the dance, ?haperon ~tttg wcnrMV. &TiCt~ TXf%. H. 0~ Stro hecker, Mr. and Mrs. Francis- M. Robertson, Mr. and Jtorst Prlngie, Gd and Mrs. Oliver J. Bond. Receiving were MIbbob St roh %aker I and Prringle. being so numerous, no other.young men wer? iirctted, even then the gentlemen greatly outftkntberirte the ladies*. Dancing weff*$ Misses Annie StVro heckerr. France* Robertson,' Clara ? - * . ? ''Mr I 'iin j;lc, Ann. Whltaker, Annie si mons, QTOTCTB-ittloox, flheta Galllacrd, Helf n Lusafi? - Adelaide- -t^rgnnen, Margaret Lxjcns, Septlma Holmes, Katherlne Whaley, Charlotte Wha ley, Clarra Wallace, Lillian Yates, Rosa RicharrdB, Cornelia Mehrteua, and others will, lue enorre corps of cadet?; This attention *as gre*t Jjiappr eclated by the young man and enjoyed by all present. Later several of the Other sponsors will entertain for the cadets. - Saturday Charleston Poat.