The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 18, 1930, Image 5
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Visitors (^o?plii???t?d
Mi? Mary Morris Boykinof Se.tind
Mrs. Gordon Keith, of At,
' wero honor guest? at a charm^
iairlue luncheon on Wednesday
?rl,jw when Mrs. Ancrum Boykin
ru,et her home at Boykin.
L tables were arranged in the livL
room in e lovely setting of eumflowers.
Highest score was
*^e by Mrs. Charlie Boineau and
of the honor guests were rejL
inhered with attractive giits.
m,ests for the morning included: Mrs.
Lrlie Zemp, Mrs. Withers Trotter,
Mrs Douglas McArn, Mrs. Peas Boykin
Mrs. Willis Boykin, Mrs. Gordon'
Keith, Mrs. Charlie Boineau and
Miss Mary Morris Boykin.
' ""Mrs. Kirkland Entertains
Xhe Wednesday morning bridge
flub was delightfully entertained this
week by Mrs. T. J. Kirkland. Those
nlaving besides club members were:
^jrs joe Guthrie, Mrs. K. G. Whistler,
Mrs. William Ancrum, 'Mrs. Ida
Heath, Mrs. Henry Savage and1 Mrs.
p jj; Jones. At noon luncheon was
served and the games continued until
1:30 o'clock.
Party For House Guest
One of the prettiest parties given
recently was the one which Miss
Dotty Zemp gave on Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her attractive
guest, Miss Retina Tupper, of Summerville.
lively flowers in all the
bright shades were artistically placed
I about the rooms where the five tables
*ere arranged for bridge. Miss
Katherine Boykin made the tyighe&t
scaK for the afternoon and Miss'
i Tommy Guthrie cut the consolation,
i Tbe konor guest was presented with
I attractive gift. After the game
f ?.^licious sweet course was served.
Given Shower in Manning
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hanks
were honor guests at a lovely surprise
shower given them on Monday
evening in Manning by a group of
their intimate friends.
This lovely affair was given on the
lawn at the beautiful estate Lakewood,"
the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Weinberg. A delicious
supper was served to one hundred
quests at 8 o'clock and afterwardls a
huge basket was placed at either enu
of the table at which Mr. and Mrs.
Hanks presided. These baskets were
filled with the Atost beautiful and useful
gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks have
only recently moved to Camden and
on last Wednesday afternoon their
home was burned to the ground.
They are deligthful new comers to
our city where Mr. Hanks is manager
of the Dixie Radio, Incorporated, and
their many friends regret their misfortune.
Club Net With Miss Yates
Miss Lillian Yates wu? hostess at
the Thursday afternoon bridge club
last week, entertaining at her home
on Broad street. Attractive vases of
mixed /lowers were placed around the
living room and in the hall where
four table* were arranged for the
games. Cantaloupe a la mode was
served, representing basket* with the
long, graceful handles of maidenhair
fern caught at the top with a yellow
flower attractively carrying out the I
color scheme of green and yellow.
Those playing were: Mrs. Henry
Strohecker, of Charleston; Mrs. Joe
Guthrie, Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr.,-Mrs,
W. L. Ooodale, Mrs. Withers Trotter,
Mrs. David Perkins, of Clearwater,
Fla.; Mrs. Ilenry Carrison, Jr.,
Mrs. Alfred Mcleod and Mrs. John
deLoach. The club members present
were: Mrs. Jack Whitaker, Jr.,
Mrs. John Villepigue, Mrs. , W. L.
Wooten, Mrs. J. B. Zemp, Mrs. Dan
M. Jones, Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn and
Mrs. T. K. Trotter.
Honors House Guest
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week Mrs. J. L. Guy charmingly entertained
with five tables of bridge in
honor of her guest, Miss Mary Hooper,
of Boston. Pink gladioli, mixed
with Queen Anne lace and Shasta
daisies were tastefully arranged in
the living room. In the sun porch
colored zinnias and fern lent charm
to the delightful affair. During the
game delicious punch was enjoyed,
and in the late afternoon an ice
course with cake was served. Mrs.
Heiiry Burdell, of Orangeburg, assisted
Mrs. Guy in receiving her
. guests who included iMrs. J. K, deLoach,
Mrs. Carroll DesChamps, Mrs.
John M. Villepigue, Mrs. William Ancrum,
Miss Margaret Ancrum, Mrs.
Henry Savage, Jr., Mrs. C. C. Whitaker,
Jr., Mrs. John Whitaker, Jr,
t Mrs. Kirby Tupper, Mrs. Withers
\ Trotter, Mrs. T. K. Trotter, Mrs. W
L. DePass, Jr., Miss Agnes DePass,
Mrs. H. G. Carrison, Jr., and Mrs.
W. L. Goodale. The first prize was
,won by Mrs. deLoach and Mrs. DesChamps
cut the consolation. The
guest of honor was also presented
with a lovely, gift.
Attending Conference
Hendersonville, N. C.r July 14.?
Mrs. Emma Villepigue, of Camden,
S. C., is at Kanuga Lake, the Episcopal
conference center near Hendersonville,
N. C. Mrs. Villepigue is
a yearly welcome guest at" the assembly
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Miss Houser Was Hostess
Miss Caroline ttouser was hostess
the past 'week 1 to her bridge club
which numbers twelve. After the
games she served delicious refreshments.
Heads State Pharmacists
Myrtle Beach.?At the annual
meeting of the S. . Pharmaceutical
association held at Myrtle Beach last
week, Dr. Carl F. Gibson of Co!
lumbia was elected president.
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Personal Mention
Mrs. I. 3, Heqth is a guest at the
home of Mrs. W? iS. Bur not.
Mr. It, N, Shannon has returned
from a visit in North Carolina.
Mr. H. E. Cannon visited his moth- '
er in ^Spartanburg lust Saturday.
Mr. ( harles P. DuBo.se, Jr., spent
last w.eek in Atlanta with friends.
Miss Begins Tupper, of .Summerville,
is the guest of Miss Dottle c
Zemp. '
Mrs. C. F. Sowell and daughters
are on a visit to the former's mother N
in Carlisle. 1
Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Pitts and children
are spending several weeks at
Myrtle Beach. '
Mr. A. Lexie Geisenheimer, of
Charleston, is in Camden for the 1
summer months. > ^
Mr. and Mrs. It. G. MoC?feight and
children, of Columbia, were visitors (
here last Sunday. 1
Miss Elizabeth Guion, of Atlanta,
is a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William King.
Itev. C. G. Richardson is a patient '
at the Camden hospital where ho is
undergoing treatment. ' (
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Sanders left ;
Sunday by automobile for Saluda, N.
C.,'for a month's stay.
Miss Marion Green, of Columbia,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. 1
Goodale the past week.
Miss Cornelia Nelson, of Rock Hill
spent last week end here with her
sister, Miss Harriet Nelson.
M iss I,al Blakeney, accompanied by
her brother, Mr. James Blakeney, returned
from Atlanta Saturday.
Mr. C. H. Yates left last week for
Great Barrington, Mass., to attend
the funeral of Mr. B. D. Ticknor.
M iss Elizabeth McDowell and Mr.
Lawrence A. McDowell, Jr., left Monday
for Kanuga Lake, N. C., to visit
relatives.
Miss Catherine Myers lias gone to
Lexington, N. C., to visit her little
friend, Miss Dorothy Moore, who formerly
lived here.
Mrs. David Perkins and children, of
Clearwater, Fla., are guests At the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Yates.
Mrs. J. W. Sanders and sons, of
H^^erson, N. C., are on a visit to the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Chewning on Lyttleton street.
iMrs. John Lindsay is in Montreat,
N. C., visiting friends and from there
will visit other resorts in North Carolina
before returning home.
'Ml*, and Mrs. William King have
as their house guests, Misses Annie
King and Jessie King, anu little Miss
Riddle Fitz Simons, of Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughey Tindal and
children spent the week end in Manning
with relatives. Miss Helen Tin,dal
will remain a few days with her
grandmother.
Mrs. R. R. Thurman has returned
to Chick Springs after a visit to her
father, Mr. R. B. DeLoache. While
here Mrs. Thurman had as her guest,
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson^of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. James DeLoache who
spent the week end in Camden left
Tuesday for Charlotte. They were
here packing their household furnishings
for shipment to the North Carolina
city.
Mr." and Mrs. "J. H. Osborne and
children-, left -Sunday for Hendersonville.
Mr. OsbornV returrj^d^to Cam-,
den'on Monday but iJrs. Osborne and
children expect to spend several
weeks in Hendersonville with relatives.
"Miss Harriet Steedman spent several
days this week here at the hon^p
of her mother, Mrs. R. Y. Steed man,
who with Miss Sara Steedman left
Wednesday for Charleston to spend
several weeks at Folly Beach with
Mrs. Robert Taft.
Mr. S. M. Lathan, who was a member
of the Gents' Furnishing Store in
Camden, several years ago, was a
welcome visitor here Wednesday. He j
is now making his home in Greenville, i
where he is connected with the National
Coffee Company.
Mr. and Mrs Brooks Parker of New j
York were guests this weeek of Mrs. :
R. B. Williams at Park View Inn. Mr. ;
Parker is an old Camden boy and it |
will be of interest to his friends here j
to know that he is now employed as a
musician broadcasting from the NewYork
studio of the Columbia broadcasting
system.
Mrs. R. B. Williams returned this
week from a visit to relatives in Atlanta.
While there she visited Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Williams and friends
here will regret to know that "Uncle
Bolb" '* confined to his bed most of
the time, but is still cheerful and always
expresses a desire to return to
Camden to see his old friends.
Mr. E. DuBose Blakeney, Jr., spent
last week here at the home of his
parents, Judge and Mrs. E. D. Blakeney.
DuBose has recently been given
a diploma in aviation ft Kelly Field,
Texas, where he has spent a year in
training in the government service.
He is now visiting in New York at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Williams.
Miss Sarah Iv-Puss is visiting Miss
^aruh Snvythe at FoMy Island.
Mrs. A. K. Kennedy is visiting her
uter, Mrs, J. <\ Cure ton at Chester.
Or. and Mrs. John <\>Hbett haw
eturned home from Hot fcjjirings,
\rk.
Mrs. Cor dan Keith, of Atlanta, is
ho guest of Mrs, Willis Can toy, at
Joykin.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hogue and
hildren have gone to York to visit
datives.
Miss I*>u Young is spending her
vacation with relatives in Charleston
ind Savannah.
Mr. Isaac Ball, of Eastover, spent
ust week with Blanding Clarkson,
>n Fair street.
Miss Faith deLouch left this week
ror a visit to Charlottesville, \'u.,
vhere sho will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrq. F. M. Wooten left
)t) Monday for Blowing Rock, N. C?
Ahere they will spend a month.
Mrs. Thorrrwell Hay, who ha9 been
spending a couple of weeks at Myrtle
Beach, left there today for Murrell's
Inlet.
Miss Fay Kirkland left on Saturiay
for Newberry where she will
spend a week with Mrs. It. W. Kirkland.
Misses Rose Carroll and Blanche
Carroll, of York, were the attractive
guests of Miss Lucy Kirkland last
week.
Miss Sarah Wooten, of Guyon, Ga.,
is spending several weeks here with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Bryant on Fair
street.
Mrs. B. M. Smith and son, B. M.,
Jr., have returned home from Myrtle
Beach where they spent the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Joe Mackey, of Bennettsville,
with her little daughter, Laura, are
visiting Mrs. Roykin Rhame on
Laurens street.
M/s. K. Miller Boykin, Sr., left.last
Wednesday for the University of Virginia,
where she will visit her niece,
Mrs. Woods Stockston.
Mrs. J. L. Williford returned home
Monday from Woodruff, where she
has been spending the past two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Reasonover
left on Wednesday by automobile for
a visit of two weeks through the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Robert Marye ai?d son, Bobby
Marye, left last week for New York
where they will visit relatives and
friends before returning home.
Returning from Myrtle Beach on
Monday wore Mrs. Mendel Smith.)
Mrs. William Bates, Messrs. Mendel .
Smith, .Jr., and Clarkson Rhauie.
Mr. and ? Mrs. J. B. Zemp and j
daughter, Mian Elizabeth Zemp, left |
on Monday for Myrtle Beach, where
they will join the Lenoir family and
have a family reunion.
Mr. John S. Davidson, who for the
past year has been engaged in business
in Charlotte, N. C., arrived here
this week and will be connected with
the Davidson Insurance Agency.
Miss Etta Robbing, superintendent
of the Camden hospital left on Tuesday
by motor for Nashville, Kvansville,
111., and Carlton, 111. She was
accompanied on th^ trip by Mr. Carlisle
Worsham, of Nashville.
Mrs. Lawrence Kirkland left on
Saturday for Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. J. C. Heslip and Mrs#. T. J.
Kirkland, Jr., of Columbia, joined her
1 w.
in Columbia and the trip was made
together.
Mrs. Hubert Wilson to turned homo
Friday from Union, where Wm haa
been spending the pa?t threo weeks
with her mother, Mrs. J. I). Arthur.
| Littlo Miss Lucy I<oo Arthur returned
to Camden with Mrs. Wilson and will
spend a coupl^ of wooka hero.
Tag Plant Approved $
Columbia.?Approval of actions of
J, N. Pearman, superintendent of tho
stuto penitentiary, for the new license
plate and road sign plant at tho institution
was voiced by tho prison's
board of directors in its monthly
meeting' Friday.
To Decorate for Convention
Columbia.?The city of Columbia
will bo deeorated in gala style with
flags and bunting when the Ix'gionnaires
move on Columbia July 23-24.
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