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Social and Personal News By Mm N?ttle? To a five Hollar BUI. . j,.l criukle, littJo bill ; Pa?* **><*>??. you h*>k in* >, v?i )?-'?* ?11 vour JK>wrr' -,IM weaker ^'ery hour <??? that W'iw* !??, H> titvd tlmt 1 iX'Wld *"*? jivwf circulate all day; <\> one d{IIO* |?Ut IUC KWll.V.. Yip.II tin* .CV?M?il*f board is S4*t E'itti Ihe fruits of father's ?w?at, ,1s -.nrftll is hunhfid and still ani iu the butcher'* UU. .?d Ul. null ut where I go, ^ ' ,p]o disregard mo HO; don't *?*m to wunt for much !<,!>? ! th?> profiteers ami *uch. lill, take heart. your luck may change; 'Jl udaint the time* ure strauge. Ilvough you're weak, I lov*i you still 'riiukl^. crinkle, Httle bill. ?Ohioajfo Tribune. UK I'OTKNCY F < IIAK.M The quality of charm is-the moat pot* jr of <any ohara^eristlo of humanity jd 11??* l*?asrt dcfiuaiblo. It is that which [ ?),^t swiftly jM?roeiv?l and most im Kssible t?? describe.' There are persons iho may <|>onm^* cv*iy< cardinal virtue ( fur lis .known but whose lack of the jo quality of charm renders all else Hlxiut value to one suwcprtiblo <fo the ner art". Ohann i>? temperamental. , is born, ami not made. It is a gift, >t an acquirement, aud is developed r Jiu? influences in early life. A$sO' Aliens in the impressionable period of rJdhoo(i and early youth have their (pffatyablc .stamp. A woman may have I kinds of experience?society. sorrow, v'e. tiwwl, remorse, distraction, and t ?hc nmy not be dharming. It isxj rcs)?>nsivehcss that the ft of cburtu w Happy indeed is woiuau who can lo:is*t appear interested in what her (m pan ion is talking about. pass natur Lv froin one subjwtt to another, and r>w -her interest by a flash of the%eye, a flu'h of nre cheek. To do xbltf ie miiH be a good listener, and not nt to (!<> aJ! the talking herself, how lei1 W"j| >he may talk. She must ulso in sympathy with nature, for to ideal k this daily life and make it worth ?alizing is the .secret attraction called |nra). Tlw beauties ot the spring ??, the brilliant hues of summer, the Jell <?f the autumn woods, the crimson id >^ld of the .sunset, the freshness tb*1 gray dawn, the beautiful sunrise, |<l the windy seashore must all" find rovpotrsive chord ?u her heart, for |mry is the develop log .solution of life. |e individual with this magical eharm H kindle and .stimulate all around, il inspire new and finer realisations ideal life, while it can no more be Bin<iJ than can the scent or the color the tr?H? or the exhilaration of (Ic ier sunshine. I hold it of little" mutter Jet her your jewel be of purewuter ?*????? diamond or a white, ? t whether it dazzAe%me with light. tether >iou churm me, t my bread feed and my tire warm me.'! I mi it for SljP.OOO damages ha* been ught by the widow of Vollie A. Shar t againxt Charles It. Tomfdin for the Hh of her husband, who was shot f.itallj wounded when Tenvplin iv b? his home unexi>eato<Hy. The' ndant charged in court Ihot he founjj) *ife in Sharrert's amis. Tempiili' tried in the <??>n?oration court of |wtr?l. \ a.. Friday for the killing of rrett au<l a jury returned a verdict m>t gniiltv. iift?-r delibeiwttiug only minutes. rlajestic Theatre PROGRAM Toda> Friday March 2flth William Fox PrcwutK William Karmmi in NIK WIMiS OK THK MOKMIMi" \ M-rven fn?m the famous n->\ ??! by Louis Tracy Saturday .March 27th .iitinv' Pat he's (ireutest Serial NIK ADVKNTIRES OF KI TH" Featuriu# ItuFh Roland A v., .,[)?> ,,f the Kreat?*t Kits (?f the year "IIAI'NTEI) SPOOKS" With Harold Iiloyd \?d a Fox Sunshine (Vwuedy 'HACK TO NAT IKK OIKKS" Monday March 29tb ' l"r>- I'opular Paramount Star Wallace lteid in "OOFBKK SPKK1I" V ->?> a K<?x Weekly News ami I'arumouiit Screen Tuesday March ttOth < rokhvyn Presents Tom Moore iu MTIiK CITY OF COMKAJIKS" V!so a Pathe Weekly N'ews -v l\>*lnesday March 31 *1 Wi'.liam Fox Presents Mmllaine Traverse in "THK IIKM, SHIP" \!h?? ? Kolin Comedy Thursday April l?4 ! ' 's Immortal Poem "KV A NGEL.IN K" movt Ix-autiful love story ever > from history's pajce*. The (nrcct "nd uiont exalted of lore epics. Mmiovion 3.V Children 15c TEA AT HOMK OF MRS. KNAPP THIS AFTKKNOON. ?? w a cu>r foumled *>n the ad<>r? tlon of the beautiful th?' M)rdid faot.s ?>f every day e\Uteu<v. It iivcUl purity a mi liamnmy, th?? mystery of mutual charity, the romaotrickun <?i" the **>ciul order, and for many centuries has been in the realm of poetry as ope of ! the f*>lite amusements. Tb^j llobkirk Hill (.'hunter |V ,-V. It. will five a toa and dance at the homo of Mrs Julia I<ou* Ku-app oil Mill Street, Friday afternoon, March '20th Thus i.s the homo where Washington was once th?< honor guest at a reception, ami it kivioh n^?Ht fittiug and proper for the Haughtd* of the American Revolution to serve there. Colonial America re signed herself to opprvs^iou until human (?mUiiwnn! fave way boft>ro the heavy duties laid on tea. American intUtveiuI eiuv dates from the throwing of Ul< chests onto Boston harbor. Ivuvincuunents and surroundings will be uonducive on thds oems-ion t? take us back to the far away days etWAshio*fcou's Yiait to Gkuu deu. There i# a subtle charm in 4 he taste cvf tea which makes it irrowivtible and eatable of idealization. Tbeu come out and sip it with us in the glow and brnghtuotfs of the Spring after noou. You'll (hoar the sighing of the pines in our leaUtle and linger in ti droaxn ?vf effervesiL^'nee and tho beautiful long ago. AdmUwion 75 eonfcs,' including daneiug, tea and dainty refreshments. The follow ing oonomLttee are in charge: Reeeptiou, Mrs. K. C. von Tre-ckow, Mi*. II I. Wat kins, Mrs. II R I*itts, Mrs H <i Car* risou, Mns .1 H Bums; Refreshments, Mesdames T J Kirk land, (i II Ixvnoir, John S I-rind-say, OR Taylor, K C Vil hlpigue, W S Burnet: Entertainment. Mfwdames Knapp, Oliftou McKaiu, S C Zrar/p, Missfs Minnie ClVburn, Mary Martnn, Virginia Taylor; Publicity, Mrs. wnTnsokow, Mtes Ix>uise Nettles, Mrs S Iv Winkler, M+** Leila Shannon. Misuses Ada and Helen Phelps. MRS. W. H. HOt'GH AS HOSTESS On taM Friday afternoon Mrs. W. R. Hough was hostess to the tVaniau* Mis sionary, the Indies Aid Society and the Young Woman's Chu rob Society of the Lyttleton Sitreet Methodist Church. Iu .upite of the pouring rain about, forty gue?/ts responded to Mrs. Hough's gra cious invitation, and the roccus of this hovpitable bony were bright and cheery, and in Jrtrikinfl: contwist to tho dreariness without. In qdd^tion to the members of these so<ne<iies were several guests from tbe tr>ui*iMt ?v>lony. The baaaar to be giv eu in April wins freely disoufwd, and plans perfected for tbart oecasiou. Se\' eral beautiful piano selections were givvii by Mi-s^V ?J( Reattie. aud Mrs Tnllirkw, of New''York. Th6 guests were tl^en in vited to the dining iwm where tea wjw |x>ured by Mrs Nroody Hough and a de 1-ieious ?alad ?>urso *aerved by Mi-^sess r.v l'iunna Hough and Nelle Mooif. The guests were all ?.seated at tables, lovely in their arrangement of snowy lineu. an<l a profusion of flowers. ADKLIGHTFII, KNTKRTAINMKNT The CJonoert and (Kuteituininfut given iat the Majestic Theatre hurt Thursday evening us u hospita I benefit was u in every particular. Perhaps no entertainment in yean* bas given such universal jj-atisfaction and patronized and eujoyed by our entire people us this one was.. , The house was packed with a r^resentat.ive audience and every mem ber on the very ex<*elle?vt program was a ?<>m. The beautiful clear soprano of Mdlle. Willctrt Wilbourne and the con tralto of Mme. Ilita Wilbourne ple?sed to the uttermost and they b<?lJ? re.s-|>ond ed very graciously to the 'r,ll? and <*>11 finued applause. Mr. .7o?eph ('urto's vioMn solo was a master piece in ar irstiv nurs-ie. Mr. Leu Dustiu as pianist and Mr. K. I.. I'iem1 witli the mono logue brought enthusiastic applause-. in faet the eutire Kirkwood Orchestra cou rtihuted greatly to rhe ploasinv ?>f the evening. The' S*vtf.tjs|i imper^onatiou of Mr. Jumc-s M?>rrix?n brought down the bouse ax H gave to the evening's jrro granune- a daMh of brightness and humor. Mrs. Win. Shannon, as President. of the, Hospital Auxiliary is to be congratulated upon the fvumplete success <?f the under taking au<l she witli her Go-lal>orers de sires t?? n?*knowl?*dge with thanks the valuable aid renderi-d by tlx- following person*: Mr. T. K. Krumbholz, for his untii-inc effort-. zeal und interest ; Mr. T. I.e<- I?ittle. for so generously <v>t? trihutiug the Majestic Theatre for the ooctrsi?m ; Mr Smith of the Camden fur niture TV... for the Joan of the niano and Mr. .f. It. Zomp for the use of his dray and men free of charge; and also the young men who so kindly acted a? ushers. Messrs. II. (\. Carrison. Jr., T I>. AiM'i'iun, ClareiHs- Hanks. Kershaw def/oaeh and Harry IVirter. This list wouhl n<>t be mmplete without, mention ing the generous patronage of our tour iht friends who bought ticket- without Iknrit or ?ftiiiKt. and the people <?f (lam don appreciate to the fullest extent their generosity. We have not heard the exact amount made y>r the Hospital but can safely nay that it is well over a thou sand dollars, and it go<** to a worthy institution of which Camden i>. justly proud. <. I?. A. ("hihjp*. 3o. cashier of th<' Hank of (Vdnrribia, difd at hr? borne in athtft cJtv Fndar afternnon. following no illne?N of day* PERSONAL MENTION. Mis* Auuottv?Joue*. who Is iu Kpattunburg. *sjvennt the week end at humo. .Mlv. Anuli1 I a>iv?, who iuu>4c in Cheraw, spent the last week titul with M .K. W J of this City. Mr and Mr?. Uuftvs Thurmond, of Ohe? taw, w??rv visftv>i>* here thL> week Mr Ku'tuml llalVott. of St. l*>uis, i? vUllng hi." son. Mr H K llnPett. of the Watoree Mills -Mrs C It l/cwis left Wedn'*??day for IWytur, Ga., where she will visit her .mm), Mr C It IA'wix, for a few week*. Mr. John 11. Miller, of St. l'aul, Minn, M>ont Wfflvotiimy tu . VkKUdew thi>. combining a business and pleasure t ri|>.. lie left Wodiu^U)' for (!lwrl(*t??, ami with his daughter. Miss Hotly Millar, will sail ou Sunday for New York. Miss .1 ossir Green, of (Yxjuuvbiu, has been spendiug the wWtk at the Court lun as the giwvft of Mhj, Robert Grant, Mrr H; N. Mackey, of lleath Springs Is sjmukIIng a few; days at the home of her mm? Mr. John T. Mackey. Mr. Cecil lt|\i*in*ton of Furman l.Tni* vqrsity.. is spending the week end with his parents I>r. and Mrs. S. F. ItrasJ ington. Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Jenkins with their son John spent several days in Colum bia this week attending: the Automotive Show. Mr. .1, K. I>eKuy, formerly of this county, hjjt now of Georfetcwn is iu Camden for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Gerald, of Augusta, Gu., were here this week vis iting relatives and friends. Mrs. John T. Mackey left Wednesday evening for a visit to Baltimore W'bero Mr. Mackey is confined in a hospital. Friends of Mr. Mackey will be glad to learn that he is improving rapidly. Mr. I). A. Fairey and little daughter, Iva I.ee, of Roeeville. S. C., are visit ing Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Evans. VISITORS OOMPIJMKNTKD <>u Monday afternoon Mrs. W. J. r>ui\u wtts agreeable hostess to ft lrinjted number of guests ivt a.o informal tea given in honor of Miss I^idlake and Mrs. IVliOng of Lexington. Ky\. who for ten days were the guests of Mrs. F/dwin .N fuller imd are now stopping at one of our attractive tourist boarding houses. Mrs. Ihinn's mems wore abloom in spring's early colors, and delicious refreshments were served- with the ten. To Meet at' Hermitage Milts There will bo un important meeting nf an Piaptistis and persons interested in the Itapti-t Church at the Methodist Chapel. Jleimitage CYytton Mills, ^T>Tj. 4.?\ trrjO. at 4 o'clock. This meeting fx Willed for the purpose of organising a Hajtti-f Cihum\b at the Hermitage Mills.. Mfmorirs. There dawn dear memories of the past To charm as as wo tn\?xe alone St Hi as the huo< on rivers east. When long, bright days have almost flown Sometimes they aud till the miud us stars the htsivens wheu clouds are fi*w; ? And there a cherished welcome find Though old. yet >ecming ever new. ? They are the treasure* time 1ms made To shadow forth tlie by-gome years. Though dun betimos. they cannot fade, FV>r each some hallowed beauty bears, I.oug slumbering joys eu<*h gently wakes Fonns <?f the past each gently weaves Kven as a cloudlrw< sunset makes A cool. ml Ksiplendor 'mong green leaves. They a r* t*^ day divanis of a time Kre life had fe.t the touch of care ; I/n-ed like s?mo s>weot bell's holy chime Thjit faints upon the Sabbath air. They are the <*?hoctf; of the past. And With us. When alone they dwell. For nil their wondrous beauties last. I .ike .sounds of ocean in a shell. I?id> Hsnksia Rose. Swaying in the sunlit air. Dnrinty. and divinely fair. Wjth a wealth of pur<??t gold. When these darling buds unfold. Sweeter hoi>es thv bloflsoins bring Irolden flower <?f the Spni*g! TlH>ugh among tho tender gr?'?'ii ltuds of jjismine are seen,, Th?>u art first, my juss'iops on.-. 1 >aiHiing in the mortviu# sun! In these lovely vernal days. When the sunshine louger stays. And the hyacinths a]>i>?ir. |.o. my f/ady's Itose Is here! -Oscar T/aighbiii. Marie Louise HAIR OIL and HAIR TONIC Ma<i?* in Sotrth Carolina to Knnovf Dandruff and Stop Falling Hair iu thr> following Barlx?r Shop* in f'amdou .1 I? Mi'I.A IN S. J. KMrLISH I. IV fa'olikh .IAS UK V NOLI >S i'or Sale at Zfmp & Dfl'ass1 I)ni(? Store Manufactured at the Laboratories uf Pollard & Splan WINNSKOKO, S. C. Swirtjt firattft (EUtiltpa For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young srviF, MFADQl'ARTERS \H<f* #wWq Bnmik (Clot Iff ? ? nil Style that represents the spirit of the I ? ? V I times, youthful and refreshing, appeal ing to the father as well as son?that is the style that distinguishes Society Brand Clothes. Our designing ideas and painstaking workmanship produce that finer quality of style ,and finish. It cannot be done by all-wool fabric aijd silk trimmings a'one. "S . ? ?? t ? With the varied /grades of clothing flooding the market, look for the label as your guide. THE MENS SHOP Columbia's Newest Stare is ready for ? Columbia's Greatest Week IT is indeed a happy coincidence that the Bon Marche makes its in itial bow to the shopping public of South Carolina in time to be of service during the visit to Colum bia for the Automotive Show and Merchants' Trade Week, March 22 to 27. And we use the word "service" in its broad est sense, covering equipment and personnel as well as merchandise. We like to feel that (lie store is a visible manifestation of the new spirit of our city, built upon ideals long con ceived in the minds of excutivcs who wfu serve vou here. While the. store is strictly a Columbia insti tution, it is happily affiliated with the Bon Marche stores in other cities through which it secures an advantage in purchasing power to be passed on to the shopping public of Co lumbia and tlie surrounding territory. So with these many advantages, and with the stage set and ready for one of the greatest weeks in Columbia's history, we cordially in vite you to Columbia's newest Store, where every comfort, convenience and helpful serv ice has been provided for out-of-town shop pers during the great week. Columbia's Automotive and Merchants' Trade Week, March 22 to 27 Corner Main and Taylor Streets CohuaMa, 8. C.