The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 25, 1921, Image 5
Social ami Personal Newts
By MU? Loub? N?lU?i
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet
The Woman'* Auxiliary to t he Ilos
. ital AttsOOUttiou will uieot next Mon
t,?vt Nove>n1>or L'Stb, at tho Woman'*
Kschunge t?u Laureus stroof, U*e moot
is 1?. railed promptly at 4 pVlook
p ,w> The regent drive give* this or
uanixiitloii a law and It
I earnest I, v hoped that nil will take an
active inte?e?t In U* affair* ami at
I i tic nieelhiK- Try I" span^oiH
lour fov tMs Important work. Wo
* llt,e rOilU^Hlvd to i*^k any who may
>have bulbs flowers, or hm\ plants lo
,i>are to give them for (lie ground* as
i, js i ho nn)blt.ion t?f the UkUoh to
?;1K,. t hem attractive and beautiful,
if you hovrf anything you wish to con
tribute In tills lino notify Mrs. l*?roy
' l >a;vidson.'the proHldent. or any officer
,.f iho Asstiolatifui. V
r.rldso Parity For Two Young Women.
.\nn'?ii{I the many pro-nuptial parties
?ivou in honor of Miss Kftthorino I'dak
, iL-.v. whoso marriage to Mr. Rrnest
Sp- 'ii^ <?f Chariot to. la st Thursday ?-ve
rang centered. social interest for several
weeks past. won ft excelled in beauty
,Vnd brilliancy that given at tile t'onn
({?v Club on Saturday afternoon. wlUi
Mi.. .1 Blakeney ZomSp and Mis* T*al
I'.takeney as hostesses. '
The attractive ball room was artis
,all> decorated in a utunm loavfts -a
billowy sea of varied foliage. ,Au^n
had set her illuminated autograph in
-he \ ivid scarlet of the sumac fyld
black gum, the dcllcatc lemon of vvi]d
cherry, the intense crirason of the
giant oaks, the orange slow , tho
luckoiy and on tho near-by forest and
these offerings at Autumn's shrluo.
were brought in abundantly to deck
t.he looms and make a fitting setting
for tho many beautiful $>td urnes
worn on this occasion.
Twelve tables accomodated the
bridge devotees. and there were also
quite a number of guests wtoo did not
? pi;iy. Tho score prize was won by,
Mrs. .lohn Villopigue. However tho
most interesting evont of tho afternoon
wat when Miss Kalhcriue Blakeney an-,
nounced from the balcony the engage
ment and coming marriage of Miss
Mary Viltopigue and Mr. E. X, Mc
Dowell. This announcement was re
f?-iv(>d with applause, hearty good w^ll
and cheer by the- admiriug friends
present, and will be of cordial inter
est to the people of the entire county
where both have spent their lives up
t ? ? th? (present, and where both en
ioy unusual popularity. Misfc VlHof?igue?
daughter of the lute Mr. "P. T. .VUle
pigue is the possessor of personal
??harm and many a lUnlrntvle traits of
ehnrrtotcr and Mr McDowell, son of
Mr and Mrs \V 1.. McDowell of this
?-it \ stands' for nil that is best in' In-.
fepn'\\ honor and splendid manhood.
ThK aiiid?> Miss Villepigue a joint
honnree at the party and slie was pre
??ent?-d itli a pretty renUader of tbv.?
M i v. ? Tilakoney reotdvod a
1 ride'? book.
After the yame the hostesses served
I .
lelicioiK refreshments consisting of
tee cream, cake and boubons on the
nrr* rr*"y Hi)<pointed wild table<?
Kecording Seeretar>.
Hotikirk Hill Chapter in particular
mi! Camden in general apprecdates
?he j,onor c<inferred upon Miss Minnie
<'ly'!>mn al the lust I> A. Ft. State
? ? ?: frvoiice when slie was elected re
?i iinu' siN-rotary. A well placed com
i'iiiU'vir. and a position slu- i-s well
? ? ".fill.
1 ? >ltow at the < ?]>era House Kri
? ?vi-niiiir i?r(>n)i^?'s to Ik* a ^reat
? ^ - I '.?? -nre a nd see it.
Majestic Theatre
PROGRAM
Thursday November 24tb
Ki'fliard I '.a i t hoi mess in
A Paramount &pfM.-ial
"EXPERIENCE"
Admission 35c a nil l.V
Friday, November 25th
Harold Llovd in
*'i ixr
Thomas SuDseith in
"s \<jF HRl'SH ML' S KET EK RS"
And Pat ho \Nnvs
Saturday, November 26th
Hall Room fiov Comply
"FALSE ROOMERS"
.Johnnie Ilines
"CROWNING TORCH V
Wt "III RRICANE HLTCH"
Monday, November 28th .? .?
N>>rma Talmud^e. In fbe
"SIGN ON THE DOOR"
Tuesday. November 2Stb rc'ST"
But?e Rtith in >?
"HEADING HOME. i
i m' < . * ? .
Wednesday November 3W? v .
An All-Atar C?ft.
"EMPIRE OE DIAMONDS*
Thursday, December l*t.
A Cosmopolitan Production
"enchantmhNt^
PERSONAl. MENTION.
L ? m
Mr. 11 mi Vila. A. t J Glover, and Mis.
?' \] llorm-r, of Rally, C.. lift*? re
turned hoaie after standing several
tiny# with Mr. ami Ml*. I< it Ross
>t Caimleu.
Mr?. Sol HujIUi Russell. why' is an
annUal winter visitor in I'tAflden. i*
here for the winter seuwon. She Is the
guest of Mrs, K. (J. Whistler until f)te
CkiUJfi Inn opeue for t Ito gcuMVn.
Mv. Ben Tlrknor ami family lui \ ??
reftirn&l to Camden for the winter si n
son, Hv Is getting (lie ("'our t lirti In
for their opening ?
Mr. ami Mrs. W, 11. Klrkbride I ? : i \ .
returned to Camden for the wltdei ami
a.ve (Hieupyjng their home ait Cool
Spring.
Miss Mutiie Gerald ami Mis> lv A.
Osborne were the guests of Mis> Ida
Kibble, of Kershaw the jnisI week end.
Mrs. .1. 11. Roberts, is sending some
?tone in <Ueetisboro Js'.*('.
Misv l.oulse NVttles has returned
from J >arllngton where she attended
the St at !? library Association.
1 >o not fall to see tin* "Microbe of
l>ove." at tin* Opera House <m Friday
night.
Mr. and .Mrs. Stowart I lea lit. of
Wtnn?boro. were -among the out of
town guest* at the Klakeney-Spong
wedding hist week.
Mr. I*ride Simpson. of Rook Hrll. will
<; end Thanksgiving with friends here.
Mis* Kafherine Fitz Simmons, one
or tin; popular tempers, is spending
the holidays at her honie in Spartan
' burg.
Mts? .leu net to Plowdeh is .spending
Thaukygiving at her home in Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. T,. A. W it tkowsky nni
spending the holidays in Columbia.
>fr. and Mrs. John T. Mackey and
Fti rpily are spending the weekend at
t.'lherty Hill.
Mr, Robert Jennings of Ol'angehurg
*r%" ' * .
;spent tast week-end in Camden,
i Mr. Robert May re is spending some
Time' ??hero with his family. ?
Mr. Hlair Do Louche and daughters
are spending Thanksgiving nt Liberty
Hill.
"The Microbe ot Love"
The rehearsal* for tihis musical com
edy to he Riven tonight at the Opera
House ar?* now in full swing ami every
one who attends the iwrformance. is;
assured of nil evening full of amuse
ment. Under the ma na semen I of Mis*
Klnsbrouirh tlve cast is m pi dly becom
ing proficient. and the music In itself
will iprove a cure treat. The affair
is under the auspices of the Ilobklrk
Hill Chapter I>. A. R.. and the pro
ceeds will he devoted to educational
purposes especially to the Miool for
mount/fin girls at Tamassee. Tickets
are on sale at W. Robin Zemp's Drug
Store. (!f*t yours early as the demand
for reserved seats threatens to ereeed
(he supply. The following- is a list
of your talented fellow citizens taking
pari.
Cast of Characters.
Pflseffia Prunes ... Miss E. Bu tenia n
Madam Cupid .... Miss Carolyn Post
I.ovie I.ong Miss Catherine Wallace
Wanla Man ... Miss Marion Watkins
I ma Fraud Miss Sara Steedman
Sophie .Sweetgum . .. Miss Nancy Jeter
Prudence Allbright .. Miss H. Phe|ph's
Satn'intha looting - Miss M. Shannon
Arabella Antique Miss Olive Rhame
I/illie Lonesome Miss K. Villcpiguel
Hilly Bachelor Mr. Ilollis Cobb
T\ H. Careful Mr. Hissell Kennedy
Simon Shy Mr. Smyrl Halsall.
Bobby Ra.-shful Mr. Herbert Wren
Very Hol<l Mr. fTharles Vil league
Cant Catcli Mr. (J. K. Houston']
Willie Never Mr. Bonnie Smith
Never Wed Mr. John deLoache
Jeremiah Ifenpeek Mr. James Zenvp
Old Fashioned Wife Mis* Kinshrough
Cupid Peggy Pitts
Cupid liettv Carrlson
Fifi Mis? Kinshrough
l>ft Over Scene
Piney .Melting Heart Mr>. MeKnin
liver Ready ,. Mis* olive Itha'ne
I .on I Tl< A Pity Mr. MvKaiu
(ilrls of the Chorus
Ml^rs Martha Workman. Kmily
I-finc Virginia Clarke Fiuily .Woolen.
Ilope Savage. UiOtoeea l>eI,oache. Kalh
erine Harris. Harriet I?ipj*comb. Lou
ise Hirscli.
Mrs. Ralph Shannon Hostess.
Complimenting the Blakenej Spung
wedding party Thursday morning,!
Mrs. Ralph Shannon was a charming
hostess at a buffet 'luncheon. The
rooms were bright with a color scheme
of sunny yellow, white and green.
Ferns and palms were gracefully nr
ranged and yellow chrysanthemums
used in profusion, while the electricity
gleamed softly through shades of sun
n> yellow. At 1 :H0 p ra n delightful
course lunrtheon was served by the hos
teKs, assisted by Mrs. II. K Ilallelt
and Mrs A. K. Blakency. Coffee was
poured V Miss Charlotte Shonnoi\.
The table*# being lovely in detail and
carrying out the effective eo!or
scheme.
NOTICE
I hereby notify all persons
gainst whom . I have deiin
City Tax Executions that
Unless the same are paid on or
b^f6re the first day of Decem
ber, 1921, the property cover
ed by these executions will he
dulv advertised and sold.
B. E. SPARROW,
Authorized City Tax
Collector.
YORK SKKVKS AS GRKTN.V ORKKN
North C arolina Couples Coim- to \MlUf
Itosj* Town to OH Married.
York, S. C.. Nov, 17. Now jumper
filters of Charlotte anil places
'aoros# tln? North Carolina bor
cJvv who Interpret the, diipinlsht'd
number of marriage licenses issued
Jit i heir roapeotlye cities this year In
comparison ? With tin- record of UHJO
as evidence that l>an Cuipid's |?opu
larii.v ami prestige are on the wains
wide, very wide of the mark. The
sl.v archer is by no mean* losing adopt
ness in speeding from his how the nr
low- to their mark. but is aiming with
an tf0?tu'iu\v and constancy worthy of
praise rather than censure,
Statistics at first glance api?ear to
warrant the glooin.v concision* of Cu
pid's tirtduccrs over tin- border, hat
figures have always 'been queer ami
misleading things ami deduct ions there
from more so. The truth of the
matter is not that the young folk of
tho OM North state are growing cold
ami callous town I'd tho subject reputed
to niiike the worjd go round hut they
art- inere|> Journeying across thq line
into Soirth Carolina to plight their
vows. ? - '
The .reason for this state of affairs,
to get down to prostao. unsentimen*
tai facts, is the operation ?*f the new
law in North Carolina making medi
cal certificates of health by the con
tracting parties ,prerequlte? to the
Issuance of marriage licenses. This
law. according to the young people
over the border, works on them a
hardship. The two medical certtfl
cate are said to often deplete their
funds to the extent of $L"0. no iiuvm
si.bM-nble uuiouult to a couple begin
ning housekeeping with resources con
sisting 'principally of love. Another ob
jection is to the red tape Involved In
the procedure.
The solution to the affair adopted
by the love smitten ones Is to cotae
to York and other South Carolina
towns to make their plunge into the
nuitrimouial pond, And how they
come ! In York, epecially on Satur
days. they often crowd Into the judge
of probate's office " in such numbers
ns to give the room a North Carolina
Atmosphere. coming from Gaston.
Cleveland. Lincoln. M??oklonburg.
Cabarrus and other counties more dis
tant. Many are murried on the spot
by Probate Judge .T. Tj. Houston. while
others go out and hunt up a minister.
York comes in for, considerable pufr
lleity from this state of affairs and
doubtless the young people who plight
their troth here will ever cherish a
sentimental feel ins toward the White
Hose town.
"Microbe of Love"
The OptTM House will ojien it* doors
/in Friday evening. November 28th.
'si iid welcome theatre lovers of Ciim.
den to one of the best amateur musi
cal extravaganzas ever staged by lo
ci! talent. The Hobkirk Hill Chap
ter. I).. A. II. has been fortunate in se
miring the services of the Wayne I'.
Si-well Producing Co., of Atiit-nta. (in.,
and their accomplished Representative
Miss Sarah Marie Kinbrough. She will
arrive this week and will quickly
round into shape the galaxy of The
spians who comprise the oast.
The vehicle employe! for exploiting
their talent is a three , act musical
fnree comedy entitled "The Microbe of
Ixive." The farce has met. with mark
ed success wherever it has been prochic
cd. ami comes to Camden as a show of
1 1 u ii ^ mt 1 merit. Tlni action is swift
moving. the songs eatcliy. fhe comedy
wholesome with a hiugh in every line
Ticket* will lie on sale ^Monday. Nov
ember L! 1 - 1 . and will l>e disposed of
b\ various members of the ticket com
mil tec The reserved seats will be
<mc dollar with ethers at 75c and ?"?oc.
NOTICK TO (1'STOMKHS
< ?u and after December 1st. nix place
will be run on a strictly cash basis In
dolus this it will enable us to serve our
customers with a greater degree of ef
ficiency and at the same time elimi
nate a large number of poor pay jwit
ion- This will also enable us to give
our customers the benefit of lower
prices fur meats.
Kcsiicotfull v,
tiii; iwur/m mkat markv.t
\V. R Wat kins." Prop
Window Glass
Putty
Paints
Oils
Shingle Stains
Varnishes
Mackey Mercantile Co.
Daughter* Klrcl Office
Charleston, November 17. -Mis. St.
Jofen Alison 1 4i\v tou of Oharleston was
t>lwu?il Mvond vie? rffitnt of the South
Carolina branch of the Daughters of
the American Involution assembled
in h mum I convention in Charleston to
day. Mr*. ^ .aw ton succeeds Miss l,oul>?<
Flomluu, whoso term of office CXpires '
ami who Is not eligible 'or re elect lou. }
.Mi'x. 1'aul Kitilo of Anderson succeeds ,
Mrs. r t\ von Tre>cko\\ of; Camden, j
third yU'O roiiellt. ic^imied, hecaus.- |
she leave* in January to make he" ;
home in Chile*. Aliss Miunlo Clyhurlu |
of Camden was electiM to sut*ceed M l s ?<
.\)1<V Moses of Sumter, recording sec
retary, resigned on, aoeouu't of prolong
oil ah#tylii<H\s from the state. Mrs. Kay
A DesPorte* of wintwboro. smveods
Mrs. Mamie N orris Tllmau of Kdge
field, auditor. term ev'pircd ami not
eligible for rc-oMvtion; Mrs llayne UU'e
of Aiken succeeds Mrs. W 1 1. Huruey
of Columbia as assistant historian for
the suhic reason and the appointment
h,\ the board of Mr?. 1.. llanies as
treasurer was confirmed l?> unanimous
vote-. Mrs. 1'. II Calhoun wiiv similar
ly re-elected as a uu?nilier of Tauinssec
sch??<?l hoarrt. .Mrs. I.iiwton's election 1
was a tribute to this ex?roifont . of lie- j
hiM.va Moite .chapter who is now presl
dent- of tin.' South Carolina division of
[1 he Fulled I laughters ? ?f the Coufcder j
uey. Then' were no other offices re- <
quiring elections, Spartanburg was the
favorite city for the next convention. |
~r
FOK SAll) ? one ton of corn, shucks.
For further information address I>.
It. Young, Cnstfntt, S._ (.V .14-(I({(kI
WINDOW SALK
Passers by, and especially th<*se who
have not purchased their winter hats'
witldo welt tn pau^p before the win
dow of Mis& Mattie Lierald's Millinery
l'arlor next Saturday and see the won
ilcrfnl display of hats- on sale for that
day.
Miss (,'erald has decided to conduct
otic of these window sales for several
successive Saturdays and put the price
at such astonishingly low prices that
even if you have bought you'll be
tempted to invest in another. A pret
ly hat. is the heart's desire of every
woman, and she cannot have too many
An exjpert trimmer Is In charge anil
a touch of individuality will be given
to every one. Miss Osborne lias art is
tic taste and has had several years as
a tninuuer.
(>u Saturday each hat in the window
is to he offered at the aistonlsirTng low
price of $1.48. I)o not miss this op
port-unity. Remember winter has just
begun.-- Advertisement.
FREE SERVICE ? P.at teries charged
7 ?"?<:. rental 'JOc. Our capacity is
?Jt hattijries every 'J-1 hours ltur;
rier's (Janice, Camden. S. (\
a/u/yAjJd&L
The woman -who would be ex
ceptionally well dressed at mod
erate cost should make it a point
to take advantage of
Greatly Reduced Prices
Now Prevailing During Our
Clearance Sale of Fall
Suits and Dresses
"THE STORE OF COURTEOUS ATTENTION"
1513 MAIN JjTREET COLUMBIA, S. C.
Christmas Shopping
By Mail
may b# d^tuo m your owu liuiim *t your
ls*aura. AH 4?Uiv?r?4 U? your
d?or bjr th? postman In pnrfmM condition,
exactly mm ord?r?4.
?? l*he convenience of our enorruoun siook.
prompt terries, reasonable prions and busi
itww integrity is at your disposal.
Otm CATAMMiUK
? pf
( HIUHTMAM KV(MI*:tm<)NK
Kr?? Upon Kfqucifl
Contains # '
HUNDRED* OF OIIT
vwnciiKs
For men. woni?M and children
Including
Hooka of AH KiruU
? t rr???Lif?Br Cftrdi, D?o?>r%(ioiK<i,
Stationery, CauiM, Pfcturen.
KverHharp P?nAh? and Foun
tain Pen?
' . % % *'.'r"V " -vrl ~C~
CHAIUiOITK, V. C.
4 Book .Store of Kbit pIsmUmm
()(Hw StippH^ni .?fd Purntahers
* I
Southern j. Tires and -Tubes
Special Ten Day Sale!
<J We believe prices quoted below to be
? *
cheaper than ever made on high grade tires.
Those needing Tires will do well to buy now:
SIZE FABRIC CORD TUBE
30 X 3
30 X 3 1-2
32 X 3 1-2
31 X 4
32 X 4
33 X 4
34 X 4
32 X 4 1-2
33 X 4 1-2
34 X 4 1-2
35 X 4 1-2
36X4 1-2
33 X 5
35 X 5
37 X 5
Camden Motor Company
CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
$7.20
9.60
12.15
13.45
16.15
16.95
17.45
21.60
22.30
23.05
24.05
24.45
28.28
29.95
20.74
22.95
23.70
24.33
26.15
26.62
27.35
28.10
31.40
34.15
1.50
1.85
1.90
2.25
2.30
2.35
2.45
2.90
3.05
3.15
3.25
3.35
3.60
3.80
4.05