The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 11, 1920, Image 5
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Kv oKUHM-atlon. Mm Wbte ?ild
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> >ln rui'-' tin- summer suitable f<,r a
aar to |N. iirld in'\t fall. Mlss
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(|?Uo an addition t<? Camden's so
I- mid . musical <-tr<des. The guestA
tcJu'i. ioviud into thr diiHng r,H>m.:
,r, ,|?. p?!i<hPd table had a? a een
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Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Today. Friday, June 11th
WV will |M?sitdvoly . show .
I M >I< I s K 10 A N K In
"ROMANCE"
This Was i,, |H. shown yesterday,
fn i.. it . was delayed in the ex
hss.
Saturday, June 12th
Johnny Kay as "Jiggs" in
? Adapt* <1 fr<?m The Ndwsi>a<per
?Vnnio "Printing Up Father"
Al>.? a now ?pleode of
[THE ADVENTURES OF RUTH'*
And a Larry Semon Comedy.
Monday, June 14th
Metro Presents
- MAY ALLISON in
"THE WALK-OFFS"
Socift v '>? butterflies In brktllnnt
ami hlzorre satire.
ALs?. \-\rx Weekly News.
A 'Ira
'JTh* Children 15c
Tuesday, June 13th
I 1m- pk-tures Corp.,
<>WEN MX )ORK In
PK ADILLY JIMT
A*(' a ''a the Weekly News.
Wednesday, June 16th
William Fox Prcnen**
? CK? ?lu;K WAl^H in
"THK dead LINK"
M-?i u Pol in Comedy
_ Thursday, June 17th
Wii'.iam Fox P*esenM
William farnm in
"TV Tale of Two Cities"
("Karles Dickens.
AW -Topics of The Day**
tuul mints. The entiro fl<y?r was en
#?n*te, and filled wl'iU a variety <?f Mim
nun- hktom. The cthflptcr adjourned
for the MintititM' month*.
MUk Ethel Yates as llostehs.
The last of a series of bridge }?irtH*N,
t?y t !*** Tu?wlay afternoon bridge
club, was he 1? I at the h??mO of Mrs r.
II. Yates wllli Miss llllu'l Yate?. as
the ^attractive hostess. Mrs, .lolui4
Vlllepiguo won top wore for the out Pre
aeries, and to her will go the jMrise.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
In quantities of nweet pens. In all their
lovely pastel aha tic#. In the absent"
of jnomltcrs the following wop snKstl
tuted: Mrs. Ji*l}a l<ong Kuupp. Mr*
Clifton MJeKaln. Miss K 1 1 /.a bet h Carri
-non, and her guest, Miss Josephine Wfl- j
Hon of New York. Miss Yates also had
att extra table, at which the following;
quests worn sou ted : Mrs. 1 i. O. Stro
haeker, *t Charleston, Mw, I?. A. Kirk
land, Mrs. Randolph Klrkland. and
MImm Khettu delxvaehe. After card*
the hoatesa served congealed salad
>*indwiehes u iu.1 l<v tea.
PERSONAL MENTION.
* Miss B1sle Klrkland Is visiting In
A she vi lie, N. (1.
The llev. and Mrs. Harding have re
turned from Baltimore.
Mrs. 1), C). Iloitser and chMdrcn a re
visiting lo Max ton N. C.
Mrs. ,W. A. Bull of Chora w K the
guest at M l .. II. L. Will kill- .
Mr. and Mrs. David R, Williams are
at Flat Hock, N. O.. for the summer
mouths. j
Miss Josephine Wilson of New York
Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Oarrl
soii. ,
Mrs. 11. 15. l'ltta and children are
spending two weeks at Bessemer City,
N. 0.
Mr. Nettles Lindsay attended a Era*
teruttty dance In C-olnmbhi Monday
night.
Mrs. .1. UardUer Hlehards and Jlltlle
sou tmve gone to Mont rent N. (?;. for
a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shannon huv*
gone to Pauley's Island for a visit to
relatives. -
Mr. Lambert DcPa.ss has gone to De
troit, Mich, and will probably tvmnlu
al'l summer.
Mrs. II. I,. Wit+k-ius. Mr*- \V. A. Hull,
and Mrs. K. S. Nettles spent yesterday
hi Columbia.
Mrs, A. .1. Ilelluian of Chester, Ik
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ka
resh in Camden.
Hears, Henry Samge and W. K. I>e
Lodche Mpent a cx>uple of -days in Phila
delphia tills week.
He sure to attend tin*, reduction sale
to ??|H>n at t)ie ?tore of Harnch-Xcttles '
& Co.'.' today ? adv.
Miss Keitekih Delioaehe has rotum
ed froni Clofbsdii College, where she at "
tended the (?oinineneenieitt hall.
See May AIMson in "TUB WALK
OPPS" at the Majestic Monday. A
fright eoined.v of society embroidered
w!th "the tracery of delleaHe love.
You'll enjoy it.
iMr. mid Mrs. J. I>. Oerald and family
of Manning have been the guests . of
Miss Mint tie (.Jem Id. the past week.
iMondny. sixain I 'showing at the Mn
Jestie of "THK WALK OPPS" A spfirk
Mug* eouiedy of Nervy York Society. fea
turing May Allison the beautiful.
Miss Nancy Lindsay U attending a
bouse party in HantwoJl. . and froni
there will visit col lege friends in
Orangeburg.
Tomorrow at the Mia jest ie see John
ny Hay as Jiggs,' in "J Hi OS IN SO
CIETY.,, Adapt ed from the famous
newspiviMT eo piles. s
Mrs. If. L. Sehhisburg and family
left Tuesday morning by auto for Hen
dersonvi'lle where they will oocupj'
their summer home for nlxmt ftliree
month.
Mr. Prank C. Jones attended a mind
ing of the representatives of the Stand
ard Oil agents held at Sumter on Tues
day. They were entertained at the
Claremont Hotef in that eity.
Mr. C. \V. Hirehmore of the The Mes
senger, paid a visit to CharjMte till*
week, the princi|?al object of the trip
helng to see his newest ami greatest'
grand-baby.
See May Allison at the Majestic Mon
day in "THK WALK -OPPS" A s|*irk
ling of modern eemed.v in a set
ting of the anosrt luxurious and magnl
f ll ^
(Miss Harriet Ne4?on and Ma\ Will
Nelson left Tuesday night for Wash-'
ington. from there they will go ^to,
West Point to attend the graduating
exercises. Their brother iK'ing one of
the graduate#*.
Mis# Ithetta Heath who attended the
annual ball, ami commencement exer
cises of the IJ. S. Naval Academy, hasl
returned home and Is taking In- the gab
tie* of the Carolina Commencement in
Ccflumbia this week.
iMJkn Entller SCbk*f>urR left Sun
day for Atlanta where she will be a
guest at several house parties there I
and other points, after which she will1
go to nend*f!rfoiivlHc, N. 0.. for the ra
mainder of the summer.
iMr] flobert Lewis who has been cash*!
ler at the Seaboard freight depot in
thin city for the post six years hasj
been transferred to (Charleston and Mr. j
Thomas Shiver, an old Camden boy
who has beeo residing In Columbia for
?ome time has returned here to fill the |
xttmrifrj made by Mr. I^ris leaving
l>ere. " * - ;
Culled Meeting.
Ladles. us many UttejUteeteti things
?im. up at mir last regular
WWUUK \om Pn^idrnt wm.s giflRy
of an oml^ton, and fulb'd to hrlng tlP
fort* you u very important iuat tor. a
master that our Ohat>tor cannot afford
to let pafitt without taking soiin> action
Von are urged to attciul a rati
,ed meeting of the John 1>. Kennedy
flrtl|i<er. Monday al^nioon al 'tlt&JLl
hwnry lit ft V.VhK-k Attend both meet
lugs. Tin* Htnpter will be ealled to or
der Immediately after the, League ad*
joit r ns, I'Uvixe <hi not fall to eoiue.
Ia?uIm? Nettles, President,
To Mwt >1011% Afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Civil' Icauue will he held at the Libra*
ry Monday utfteruooiv at ft o'clock. An
Important mooting, all members are nr.
ged to attend. Matters tlmt must be ti
tled at once are to be d I we us>ed and a
full meeting is very mueh desired.
Mrs. KthWu M/iiller, President
An always ]*>pulnr ami warmly
greeted visitor If fomicr Judge Mendel
L. Smith, who was kept husy shaking
bauds with many frlemls here Monday
hislt. Judge Smith came over on bu
siness, auul has but recently returned
from active service lasting for son^e
years, lie resigned bis office of clr
Cult judge tY? serve his country, aukl
was promoted unttl be was made Ma
jor In the Judeg Advocate's Depart
inent, which .jtOKlt Ion be adorned. ihvr
llngton News and Press.
See Johnny Hay In "JICKiS IN SO
CilErY" at the ATajwrtiib tomorrow.
Funny In the iw<perst funnier hi the
mo\Jlc>J. Not cartoon comedies, but
two- reel <?omodios with real stars.
Knglish-Nininger
Miss Maria Means English, daugh
ter of Mrs. I*ev.erley Meaps English,
was married at mocwv yesterday to
Oharles Mackubin Nhiinger of Nash
ville, the ivreanony beding solemnized
at noon on the lawn of the Englishes'
country home near 'Columbia. About
100 guests were present, including a
number of the bride's relatives from
Camden, Sumter and elsewhere, and the
bridegroom's mother and brother, Mrs.
Ramsey Ninlnger of Nashville, and
^Ifourtiif Nlntuyer of Philadelphia.
lit a picturesque clump ??f trwst on
tlu' terraced garden oimKwktni tho
rolling fields an d fresh goivn woods,
Mh* guests iiKNiku\blwl mat it t t hi*
jtoihfod hour the bridal jMrty gather
ed in front ??f n graceful vino covered
trelli*. touted With I oug handled l>asj
kets Of field daisies. To tllio strains"
of the wiHldlbf march played by Miss
Marlon l>ovo, tin* bride. attended by
Iht \hW\ sister, Mla? KHy.?tlH'(h Eng
lish, as ma U( of h<tuor unit escorted by
her brother, ttevorley M. English.
ixvd?vl (lo\YJ I the front steps and tn'i.ws
tho side lawn and '???-< mot by the
hVhlegroom with his brother, Sigountey;
Nlninger. The Kov. Andrew lllaok ?
wood, t?ast?r of tho First Presbyterian j
church. officiated, Using the Episcopal
ceremony.
Tin? brfde wore a smart hluo.eoat
suit, a chiffon hlousc In tones of blue
and burnt orange and a Iwtl of burnt
? 'i.i ? <? Itolivian straw combined with
IVkln blue. an<l departing from ihi
conventional br idc'?s , bouquet of whites
she carried an armful of Ophelia <roees
whoso color harmonized with one of
the tones of hor costume. 4UiO wore a
handsome Iwr pin of diamonds not In
platinum, thi> bridegroom's j^lft t?? hor,
and am old fashioned nocklmv and lock
et presented to hor by the bridegroom's
motflter. ?
Tho maid of honor woro white geor
got to embroidered In dull whlto heads
and a broad hrlmmod hat of white
tulle and horsohalr braid, aiyl oarrlod
a bouquet of deep pink roso..
, After tjn> ooivnumy Ice* and old fash
ioned wedding etike woro sorved by a
nuniU'i' of tho brldo's girl friends, and
Mrs. English was agisted during the ll?'
formal reception t>y Iter .sisters, Mrxs
Sadler t.lllospto and Mrs. Joseph M.
English, hor nieces, Mrs* Joseph I*
Nettles and Mrs. <Mmrlm Arthur, her
cousins, Mrs. 11. .M, Kennedy, Mrs. John
DllBow, Mrs. Thomas S. liryan and
Mrs. Frank Parker. ________
The house, also thrown op^t to the
guests, was beautifully decorated, the
piazza being In field daisies and the
rooms ail In pink roses and sweet pea*
Olio room was given over to the hand
some collection of wedding gifts receiv
ed by the young couple. Among these
was a silver coffee atwl tea service from
the Oumherland Telei*hone and Tehv
graph company of Tennessee of which
Mr, Nlninger is the general manager,
a complete sot of flat silver to tho
bride from the Cilbho* Muehlnery com
pany. a slflver nalad lw^wl end- plates
from the Atlanta Telephone company
of which Mr. Nlninger was the mana
ger before entering tho army during
the world war. In addition there were
handsome gifts In silver. ]>o reel a Ins,
Big Fall in Millinery
Prices 33
ALL r ailored and Sport
hats reduced to naif
, price and a great bargain
in all Mid -summer pat
terns.
DON'T MISS THIS
OPPORTUNITY
Miss M. E. Gerald
out glass, linen, etc., from relatives anil
friends all over tlw Sou tit.
Mr. and Mrs. N In luge r left on tfoo
Carolina Special for Ashovllle whence
1 hey \n i 1 1 k<> in their automobile for a
month's trip North. They will tout
through tho WeiMtuhlre Snlls au<t in
al>out ? fortnight will attend the mar.
rlago of Mr. Ninluger's brotihor lu IjOW?
ell, Mass. Ui>on their return South
they will go to h u attractive apartment
awaiting them hi Nashville, which city
Is Mr. Nlntnger's headquarters.
The bride 1h both socially and per
Honally one of the ipromlnent young
women of this state and -widely poyv
ular In Columbia. She wis one of 'thU
city's young women repreaenta tive? lu
overseas service during tho war, having
Ikhmi in FVancefor a year -with the I tod
OrosN, first in its motor corps and
later In It* canteen department,
Mr. Nlnlngr was on duty at (.lamp
Jackson for a number of nu'mtha tia a
captain in the Three Hundred and Sev
enty-first infantry, with which organi
zation lie aaw active service in Fraivoe,
It wan while bere that he met Ml**
Kngllnh and a l?o made many warm
friends who cordially welcomed (him
hack ycater^lny on thla happy miaaioo.
Among the l>rido's relative present
at the wedding wore: iMra. K. O. von
TroHCkow, Atr?. A. B, Kennedy, MIwhm
Arahei and Ktizaheth Kennedy, Morti
mer IJoykln, II. B, Kennedy, Jr., all* of
Camden : Mjra. - 1*3. P. BurroyH, Mr#. "Wil
liam Burrow*, Ntanyarn Burrow*.
Stanyiarn Burrows, Jr., MIhm Julia A?h
hy Burrows and Henry DuBose, all of
Sumter, and Miss Nellie Boy k lit; of
Charleston.
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Styleplus
Clothes
IT IS A KNOWN FACT ,,
That by selling goods for Cash we sell cheaper.
IT IS A KNOWN FACT
That our merchandise is new. We have no shop
worn goods to pffer.
IT IS A KNOWN FACT
That we carry only the highest class merchan
dise manufactured. ,
IT IS A KNOWN FACT
That we have one price to all. No cut prices
because you are a particular friend, or because you
are a friend of a friend of one of our friends.
IT IS A KNOWN FACT
That our method of doing business Is of the very
highest standard, and we have customers that cannot
be prized away from us, because they have traded
with ufl and know our ideals.
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Our merchandise and our store will always \
maintain its high standard because Fair Prices and \
Fair Dealings will make it.
THE MEN'S SHOP
THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE