The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 07, 1919, Image 5
j^ial and Personal News
By Mi"
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or TUB JOlfN
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1V ^element ttfUMUOOM <4 ^otjday
^ tur<| .1M not PW<Hlt a targe crowd
?* the boaptt^ie/ hornfc
j) In*. l\lx rttrri#b 1ov <he *?*?Ur
f ^nthly metftttf of ihe John fu Kennedy
I Jypt#r l'. I)? Mw> Hhannon
f jd *'* ^ w^? *now 80 W?N
(0 dispense the gracious hospitality
! . thf 0)<i Houth W^fe ?MiatapJ
,8(1 in th*> vhssry parlor* of tl\jW^ ol^
\ (?btun antebellum home
,?ived ? ?l08t welcome und wp*nt
? nft?rooo? that wga charming und
jelilhtful i? every particular. The Pre*.
Mis* l/ouise Nettle* prenided ?ud
?h, ?.Ji call, oi nearly one hundred m.-.n
krs ^ called Sl'd M?i?utes, b<fl" 1*a*vlia"
iB| r mJ hy the Necretary V1'
AruetW 'The Treasurer Mrs,
M us 1 1 ii I. Kuve ii (iue re'por'
kape4 that by the tyafch* m<** ti* every
aestbor will be patfup for lftlik"40fee
chapter decided to continue the work of
narking the grave# of Confederate koI
. diere and W aud^M>*w. F.
twlie f&mp were asked to the "
trork on this oommHtpe. Actteomml tt
fisting of Mrs. W. R. Sill.mrs. O.
Shannon, Mrs. A. C. AncrumnMrs. J
^lie Zeo>p was appointed to wit :
(he Chapter President In regWfcFlo ^
i,H-( inK and securing a speaker for Me
morial Day. The President put before
ibe Chapter the proposed plan of plant
in trees iu memory of the heroes of
the World War and appointed the fol
lowing Indies to act with a committee
from the Hobkirk Hill Chapter D. A. R..
and from tho Civic League : Chairman
Jkliss Leila Shunnou, Mrs. Eugene Brown,
Mrs. N- <'? Arnotte, Mra. Burwell Boy
Un. Mrs, Frank L.. Zemp. It was sug
gestcd that the Chapter adopt a French
orptau. and sentiment accrued decidedly
iu favor yf it but there waa no decision
cached. The matter will be discussed
and voted upon at the 'March meeting.
The Chapter was glad to welcome;" an
a new niranoer Mrs. W. E. DeLo$0h$ jind
as guests Mrs. Dreher of Spartanburg,
and Mrs. t)sborne. The social hour was
most pleasing, Mins 8elma Parrfsh .sang
a solo, all joined , in slnginfc^jthe Star
Spangled Banner, and Miss Parrisfc- play
ed several piano ? selections during the
serving of delicious fefirealu&ents. The
March meeting will be held with
James Hums with Mrs. A? ^ .AjVODTt
and Miss K<*bekah Nelson as assistant
hostesses.
MWN l'OHT
COMPLIMKNYKU
Miss Carolyn Post, of i'IjkukO, the at
4r*etive guest of her ^ster Mm. R. H.
I'itts, ha* been the rcclpieut of a number
?>f ?oclul courtesies during her stay iu
t'umdeu. Among them a lovely tea at
the V atos huo>?- un North It road ? Street,
With Mlw K.tbfl Yates as the agreeable
hostess.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
iv plants ami cut fluw?ii? with lights
softened by rusvtintod shades. The table
bad as a renter decoration a tall va*e
of pink aud white carnations and tea
was (mured by Mr#, liavid Perkins.
The dainty refreshment* were passed
by (Mr*. John Villepigue and Mi?s Katfc-j
#miV /emi>. The honor guest, yielding
to the importunate demand of the co?- !
\f*^y gave a vocal solo that was most'
pleasing and delightful.
MISS POST
At J A IN HONORED
Appwg the social functions of thft week
|om? were more eujoyuble than the bridge j
>arty given at the handsome borne of i
he Carrtftons ou North llroad Street.)
A'ith Mr*. H. O, Oarrinon as a gracious
V*te*s au(' Miss Po*t as giieat of honor.
Tables were attractively placed around
the spacious parlors for bridge aud seated
the following guests: Miss Tost, Mes
idauies H. B. I*itts> Arthur Griffin, R alp It
Sim in kiu, H. K, Hallett, Hunter Lang,
|\Vm. Aucruiu, John Villepigue, David
il'crkiuH, II. <i. Carrleou, Jr., Mrs, Teak,
iMIk?cr Katheriue Zemp, Ellen Boy kin,
Ethel and Eulalie Yates, Selma Parrisb,
Klara Krumbhobt.
The s<v?re prize, a bottle of toilet
WAter was wou by Mrs. Arthur Griffin.
The honor guest was presented with a
corsage of violets. After cards a, salad
course, with coffee, follow<>l-^5y sweets
were served on the prettily appointed
card tables. "
RECIPROCITY DAY
The CHvic League will observe Reci
procity Day at their regular monthly
meetW next Monday afternoon at the
Grammar School. The President Mrs.
X. It. Goodale extends a cot-dial invi
tation to tho members of Hobkirk Hill
Chapter D. A. R. and' to the John D,
Kennedy Chapter U. D. 0. and to the
teachers of the graded school to be pres
ent,./ The meeting will be called at 4
o'clock and an interesting musical and
literary program will be presented. It is
hoped that the membership roll of this
important organisation may be consider
ably lengthened on this occasion.
trry-M.y^,; , Wm. Aucruiu ahd children left
Sunday night to join Commander An
crum in New York.
... *MK VOX COAT
Mallent Feature of the Spring .Mode- ? 4>l
. urful PtaUU for Sprint*
?
\tu \uvV, V"h. I. Tlif ??' !?
(UK wlueb always u<vou>??uuirh tbe^pviug
season nt ah os cecry wowun look forvaru
witbvcajroruoff and anxiety to the h*I*c%
i?| of her sprint; wardrobe. Tired i*
xh? of till' heav> wrap- of winter, -fpl
the urw sra*>n offer* cbaogt and *?* ? t\.
The lust word from Pari* nays that tU
box (\?at,f which has beeu afeootathilly
introduced, wiU remain aud be quite pop
ular. The'sfi tight liuea of the bo* coat
which baa been nwceaatully introduced,
will retuafp^tyid be quite, popular. The
I *trt)igbt iinen of the box coat ftlV i>a>
i tfcijlarly favorable U> the prevfciliaf sil
I feottttft. Usually, the wMrt of thr box
coat aqit is quite narrow aud buttoned
| down the back. This civet the oott the
appearance of flaring just a Httl#, al
though It ta really straight.
The Rounded* Tunic I
One of the loading shops shows a model
on these lines developed in dark blue serge i
with tiny brassWttons running along the
edge 'of the -wa&'Vhieh is slightly out;
away at ^e^iWnt opening * With this
suit is woru a putty colored vest, em
broidered in neutral yellow. The effect
j is startling but attra<?tivet and it is
worthy of saying t|jat it would give
prestige and distinction to its Wearer.
The limped skirts are becoming more
and more popular tor spring and the de
signs are novel and original. The draped
skirt offers a huge latitude for originality,
for the designer may create all sorts of
?WoCuJ
TKA AT D. A K. x 'v '?
CHAITKK MAUL ; J .ii. !
v Tb*? tea |iven by the Hobkirk HU1
Chapter I). A. It. wa* a in 0>?t pleasing
and informal affair. The beautiful old
hut) uever looked prettier in the palmy
daye of yore, than it did ou this oo?
casion whfu it was tilled by the descend
ant* of the men who fought to make this
great Republic possible. popular tad pel*
maneut.^ A building that stands as a
laud murk of the days that are uot p?or?*
and feop\ whose reoensed window a cnn
be se*u the grave of Agu^a of <Jla4?ow,
the winsome Scoth la&sie about whom ao
many pretty legends have been written.
And many u pilgrim tinda his way to
this lonely little grave and pauses there
in a fascination bom of mystery. Thurn
day ?fteru9on was bright and beautiful
and the hall waa flooded with aqn^Wttc
aud scented with the sweet aroma of
the piues from the young pine-tops used
in decoration. Nach table had itu- a
center decoration a tall silver vanej til
ed witb tbe flowers of early s$r?g
gathered from Oauiden's generous * gar
dens. The guesta were welcotned| by
the regent Mrs. It. B. Htt* and,' 'tea
poured by Mr*. H. O. Car ri son and Mr*,
.lohu M. Lindsay.. The dainty refjeah
mouts were served by a bevy of young
girls This was tbe first in a series of
tea* to be given by the Hobkirk Hill
Chapter aud we be-apeak for them a
liberal patronage.
" ? I ^<?? ? ? '??!? ?? ??? ?, ? . -? ?? * -
The albatross spends its life, filth
the exception of a few weeks given each
year to nesting, entirely at sea,- and is
<?ii the wing practically all the time.
Furthermore, ft d'oe? not progress by
flapping its wings, as most birds do, but
seems to soar at will, rarely if ferer
giving a stroke of the wing, seeming to
need uo impetus At nesting time, which
is early in the^ear, the albatross re
pairs to an island, such as one of the
Croset islands, in the Southern Indiun
ocean, or Tristan do Cunha.ju the South
Atlantic ocean, ?'
beautiful liues with the 'hiultitudinous
folds <>f, material. One of the illustra
tions here show* a simple version of the
draped skirt having the material pleated
at the sides.
"The fflnge WASP Iras been superseded
with the fringe that is made of taswtls.,
These tassels are applied close to each
other, and the effect is truly beautiful.
This detail was seen on a beige-colored
trieolette frock \ for street wear for
spring.
Another, fabric that promise* to be fa
vored for spring add summer is taffeta.
Many informal dance and party frocks
are made of this (material that liolda an
amazing quantity of chic in its. erisp
folds. - : ??
MM. AND MKN. CLAKJK N OK
MOH(MN KNTKKTAIN
Charming nod delightful in every de
tail wuk the dinner party given at the
Kirkwood last Saturday evening by Mr.
aud M ra, < Mareuce Moigau in honor of
.their daughter, Miss Morgan, who it* an
attractive guost for the winter aj that
popular resort. An clegaut course ?liu
uer w?n served, and covers laid for the
following guc*t?; Major and Mr*. Onvn
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. llallett. MIs.mn
Klara Krutnbhbola, HhetU I>elx?ache,
Bland Williams and Katherlue Zemp,
Lieut. Clarence Hunks, |I*aars. MiU,
Kirklaud Trotter, Thomas Ancruin, Laui*
bert I>oI>asn.'< After dinner the gtfefcfs
adjourned torthe ball room aud* enjoyed
the ragdlar Saturday night dance. These
dances are growing in popularity tin the
Hcaaon advances and on this occasion
the guests included quite a number from
nearby towns, tourist* and natives.
? ? ' Court Inn Arrival*. '
The following named have registered
a* guest* at the Oourt Inu within the
past ten days t Mrs. Allan B. Forlvs,
Master (Jordan Forbes, Greenwich Conn. :
Mr. uud Mrs. Hugh Kennedy, Miss Elisu
both Kennedy, Buffalo, N, Y. ; A. R.
Paine, Charles Pyrenue, Boston; Mr,
Kckert Goodman and family, N. Y. ; Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Warner, Naugatock,
Conn ; Mr. N. F. Ilobbe, Bridgeport,
Conn, ; Mr. and Mr*. H. S. ShHton,
Bridgeport, Conu. ; 11 B Montgomery,
Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.'Hlg*
giuson, New York ; Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Knight; Jamea Knight. Akron, Ohio;
Miss Harrington, Mrs. 0. K. * Templi,
New York : Mr. and Mrs. S, 11 Il.udNon,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clifton, Buffalo;
Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. Ludd, Ardmoro, J*a. i
M iss DofBu. New York ; Mr*. B. K.
Jamison, Jr., Mrs. Thos. Stlnvson, Mr.
aud Mrs. ,T. (Jill, \\\ A. Holman, Mr.
???<? Mrs. Scull, Philadelphia ; Mr. and
Mrs. II. Colebrook, Rochester; Miss Jane
lMerie. Milwaukee ; Mr. Frank Childs,
Miss Amy Child*, Miss M. Childs, Con-,
neeticut; tMr. aud Mrs. A. K. Smiley
uud family, Mohawk Lake, X. Y.
? ?
Kershaw County Casualties.
Whinnied slightly ? Corporal deBruhl,
of Camden.
? Wounded slightly ? Corporal Curtis
Kirklaiid, ltfd. 1, Cantey.
Wounded, degree undetermined? Clif
ton 'Italey, of Bethune.
, \
Drum at Old Church. ,
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A . dance will, be given at ^ the iSHT
Catholic Church on Tuesday evening,
February 11th. Tallarieo's Kirk wood
orchestra will furnish music for the |oc
casiou. Tickets will lie fifty cents. , L
Mr#. Lej-oy Woo ton baa g ??o
villc for a stay of g??ml w?<ki.
.
? Aferrtof#. ?
Married on Monthly r veiling la*t. <b^
.'l?d io*t, at tbo burnt; of I'vubato Judft
W. 1-. Mt?J K.wi ll, Mi-. I.?'wIn ChriM
imi. uu.l itim Ada I.illitm l-foyd. both
of Camden. - fbo froom is a highly #!*/
teemed young man wbo baa yccoutl.v be?a
honoiabty discharged from tbo Uoito4
States army while ihcVtivide >? a altttt
.if a yonug soldier who vucnntly gave
up bin lif*? ou tb? battle-ticfd in FraiUM*.
?.-?? ? ? ??'y j* \ # , .>
MAJESTIC
PROG R A M
Today Friday FA.
See the Arteraft Hta*
FRNI> STOmO IN
? I M>?<?t THIC
A viivus story. that |? decidedly
eutertainiug ?
Also a new Mack HennOtt \Vtnrdy
"Whoso Little WW? K. 11"
MMun)n,v Feb. 9th,
WILLIAM 1)HHM0*U> IN
"DKl'CISnilNW
A uovaI Western I'luy
Alm? Itutb Koland in a new episode of
"HANDS UP"
Monday Feb. tVtk
WM. FA VKRHIIAM IN
"THK 8ILVBK HINti"
A Parauiount-Artcraft Special
Fuvet-Kbatn is every -bit nil goad on the
screen as on the ata#e
Also Pearl White in _
"TUB LIGHTNING IMUHK
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Tuesday Feb. 11th.
} I AKO LP LOCK WOOD IN *?
One of his last 1 1 1 mini Hiijiii m |3
A Metro Screen OlasMe
"PALS FIRST
And uiilu-u t u doubt, one of his beat,
f: . If not his beat. : .
Wednesday Feb* 12ik . ?
The newest and brightest of film sVAYa
LITTLE LILA L1BW IN '
"THK SECRET GARDEN".
It's an attractive plafT but it would
not be fair to tell you the plot, other
than you will surely be glpd you carae
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Thursday Feb ISUi -?
LM1LDHKP
, (Mrs. Charlie Chaplin- in
"FOR HUSBANDS ONLY"
Hut first of all, don't forget to bring
your vlfe. It's a delightful play, and
nothing offensive at all. Just a fun
ny title.
DOMING SOON: ~
Anita Stewart w&L-i li+Czl
"Virtuous Wives"
"Tarxan or the Apes" ami
"The Romance of Tarsa*"
Criffith'n
"The Romance of Happy Valley"
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Uptown office over baruch-nettles to.