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isOCIETY NEWS B By Mr*. Praams M. & Weetjh B Til plii Ne. 1SS-WV\ Engagement AaaMscd I Mr. end Mm. William Lambert pePa** announce the engagement of Kbeir daughter, .Agnes Donnom, to '^p*mes Allen, of New York, the wed{ ting to tuke on June 18th. Sirs. /?nip Entertains Biridfe Club I On Wednesday afternoon of thin week Mra. C. H. Zemp entertained the bridge flub of which she is a member at her home on Lyttleton Street. Colorful touches of garden { flowers were arranged in the rooms { where the three tables were placed or the games. Besides regular wrote other guests were: Mra. Tom Kntrum, Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Mra. { )ougla? MlcAtn ^ and Mrs. Robert Stephenson, of Atlanta, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. hr ePass. The bridge prizes were won y Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr.,(Mrs. An ram Boykin, Jr., and Mrs. C. H. been, who made the highest scores t each of the tables. After cards he hostess served delicious sherbet, sndwiches and cake. 1 i. . Mrs. Yatea Wail Hostess :. l Mrs. C. H. Yates was hostess at he Wednesday morning bridge ciub { his week entertaining at her home n Broad street. k -Guests for the Mw>rning beaidee dub member** were irs. B. O. Boykin, Mrs. Joe H. Guth ie, Mrs. John M. Villepigue and Mrs. aul T. Villepigue. After oardg ere laid aside a delicious luncheon rag served by the hostess and Miss ,|iflian Yates. ,<*' Mr. and Mrs. Little Entertain Mr. and iMrs. Lee Little delightBilly entertained with nine tables of ridge on last -Friday evening in onor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little, |f Charlottesville, Virginia. A prolusion of lovely garden flowers were sed throughout the lower floor. The adies' top score prize was won by irs. Jack Whitaker, Jr., and tthe |rize for the gentlemen was won by |lr. Basil Bruce. The honor guest as presented with a, lovely corsagf. fter the game dancing was enjoyed |ntil midnight when delightful punch, Bake and sandwiches were served. Club Met (With Miss Yates I The Thursday afternoon bridgfe lub was delightfully entertained last eek by Miss Lillian Yates at het^ |ome on Broad street. Large vases |f yellow lilies were attractively ar anged in the living room and hall her.e the games were played. A elicious ice bourse with sandwiches nd cakes were served after the me. This meeting marked the last the series and the highest score T sixteen games? was made by |rs. .Jack Whitaker, Jr., and the L^-|giiiid highest. was won by Mrs, ik N. cDoweil. Both were presented th a prize. Guests for the after ^ >on besides regular .members were: iss Stanley, of New York; Miss nderson and Mrs. Lindsay, of RichBond, who are the guests of Mrs. 5. Llewellyn; .Mrs. Joe Guthrie. I Mrs. Smith Hostess For Visitor -nrs. ttaipn mttle, of Charlotte* He, Va., haa been the inspiration of I number of interesting social af irs during her visit here. There ve been morning and afternoon Bulge parties in her honor. On Mon|y morning of this week, Mrs. B. Smith gaye two tables of bridge her home 'on Mill street. The |etty affair assembled a few of the stess' friends and those who had tended other parties in Mrs. Little's nor. Mrs. William .Heath won the Hp score prize and the guest *-?f nor was given a reminder of the asion, After cards a delicious Bad course was served to the foiling guests: Mrs. Henry Savage, ^ >V. L. Goodale, .Mrs. Ancrum ykin, Mrs. William Heath, Mrs. >? ** Little, Mrs. Lee Little, Mts. nimer Boykin and the guest of |u>'. Mrs. Ralph Little.. Mrs. Goodale Was Hostess ? Saturday morning Mrs. W. L. kle was hostess at two tables Wdge honoring .Mrs. Ralph Little, [Virginia, and Miss Helen -Cham >. of Roclc Hill. ^ (pretty cut Jiowi were used in the rooms in which ?u??ts were entertained. Mrs, Mortimer iBoykin won the top re prize and the honor. gtMsta He remembered also. Miss Her-: Whitaker, whose wedding will Ur, on Jui? 80th, was alee r* mbered with a lovely present. 17 ?layin* were: Mrs. George Harriet taker, Miss Mary E. Goodale, |* Heten Chamber*, Mrs. Mortimer Kn7 BoWt ^teipheneon, of ' G* ' wh? is visiting her par| ?e.tVl*r*' * U ' . ?i Y* ^. - ? ^ Ln^^B ; T\ _: ' Personal Mention W- R DeLoache visited relatives in Union the p*?t week. Mr*. W. L. Gaillard, of (Charleston, spent Monday and Tueeday of this week with her sister. M(m Ull. Mill., Of AtUnU, i, *** on VV,J* to ?>?' P?r<mU, Mr. end Mrs. L. T. Mills, Mrs. George R. Cook and son have gone to their home in Trenton, New Jersey, for the summer. George Wittkowsky, of Columbia, visited hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wittkowsky, on Monday. Miss Frances .Boykin, of Columbi.t, spent Sunday here with her father, Mr. Henry Boykin at Boykin. Mrs. Harold Dotterer, of Charleston, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Victoria Lipscomb, this week. Mrs. H. D. Niles and little son are on a visit of two weeks to the mother of Mrs. Niles at Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hallett, of Charlotte, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lindsay on Lyttleton street. Miss Georgia Gibson and Miss Stella Hall, of Paw Creek, N? C., were visitors in Camden Tuesday. Miss Mary Alice Jones, of Lancaster, spent last week end here with her grand^rents, itr. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor. Mrs. Mark P. Johnson and daught^r^of Charlotte, were visitors :at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor last week end. Miss Gertrude Zemp has returned home from Charleston where she attended the Citadel dances and the commencement. Miss Virginia DeLoache left tlie past week for Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, where she will spend the summer months. Mrs. R&pp Crook and ehildrem, of Yazoo City, Miss., are <m a visit to the parents of Mrs. Crook, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wallace. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hardy at the Camden hospital Friday, May 15, a daughter. She has been named Dorothy Creighton Hardy. 'Mrs. J. B. Zemp left on Thursday of this week for Charleston, where she will spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Edwin Icerrison. Mr. and iMrtf.* (Samuel 'Russell left last week for their summer home in Middle town, Connecticut^ where they will spend the month of June. Mrs. D. O. Houser and Miss Carolyn Houser left oh Wednesday morning for Scotland Neck .where they will v1sit tl^.':^d!^Kr|. t>. F. Smith. Lieutenant and Mrs. C. D. Glover -and Mrs. Arthur Metts arrived here this week from Philadelphia and are in their homes on Broad street for the summer. Gatewood Workman, of Atlanta, was a guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles H. Zemp, last week. He was accompanied here by his friend, Gardner Allen, of Atlanta. iMr. and (Mrs. Ernest Zemp and daughters, of Columbia, have returned to Camden to make their homo They are occupying the residence of Mrs. E. C. DuBose on Fair street. S. Miles Montgomery, a recent graduate of the University of Florida was among those successfully parsing the bar examination in Columbia and hAs been admitted to the practice of law in this state. Lawson Bateman. who graduated recently fyom Castle Heights, at Lebanon, Tennessee, apent last week here leaving on ^Saturday with his sister, Miss Ernestine Bateman, for New York City for the iuramer. JMiss Birdie Belle i9mith, of Bethune, was among thoPe receiving their diplomas aS graduate nurses from Columbia hospital on Tuesday night, in Columbia. The exercises were held at the Washington Street Methodist church. Benjamin P. DeLoache, Jr., who has been here on a visit to his parents left last week for Washington where he will join Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen's party there for a trip to Europe. Mr. B. G. Sanders accompanied Mr. DeLoache as far ps Washington. ^Dr. John W. Corbett, Mrs. Robert Mnrye and Miss Carolyn Richardson will return home on Friday from ( Lynchburg, Va., where they attended the graduating exercises at Virginia Military Institute at which time John Richardson, who will accompany them home, was graduated. Misses Irlene Truesdale and Vernita Truesdale, of Lugoff, Florrie Mae Ross and Lila Ross, of Camden, Messrs. Oscar Rosa, of Winneboro and Robert OolHirs, of Oamden, moi tored to Rock Hill Sunday visiting friends and relatives. They were accompanied home by Mr. Lawrence Huggina, of Winnsboro. Mr* Charles Saftnond and interesting^ family, of Raleigh, h*ve recently moved to Oamden to make their home. They are occupying an attractive cottage on East Hampton street. Mrs. Salmond before her marriage was Misa Tlnnie Boyhin, ofShis city, where she has a large group of friends who will welcome her return here Vith her children. : - m Celebrates Birthday With Party Little Carolyn DesChamps enter- ' tained her friends Monday afternoon ' with a party celebrating her fourth 1 birthday. Those present were: Shannon Lindsay, Betty Muller, Charlie 1 Zemp, Martha 'Green, Betty Rhame, J Laura Lee Green, Lantye Williford, 1 Kirbv Tunner. Hwrhev Tindalr Man- 1 Walsh, Jane Thomas, Betty Cobb, ' Betty Fischel, Frances Shaw,. Brother 1 McDowell and Virginia Guthrie.' Games were played and the contest prize was won by Kirby Tapper. Late in the afternoon Edna Aldret, Zelene DesChamps and Mips Blanche ' DesChamps assisted in serving sherbet, cake and mints. . League Sponsors Clinic The Junior Welfare League is sponsoring a tonsil clinic on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week at the Camden hospital. Dr. C. L. Kibler and his assistant of Columbia are ii\ charge. There are forty children in this county who will be operated on at this time. Miss Hirsch Honor Guest at Party On last Saturday afternoon Miss Tillie Geisenheimer entertained in honor of Miss Louise Hirsch, who is a bride-elect of this month. The rooms of Miss .Geisenheimer's home were especially lovely with many bowls and vases of early summer flowers. Bridge was enjoyed and high score won by Mrsk vLeop< 3cblo&burg and the consolatfoVi cut by "Mrs. tttrold Dotterer, of Charleston. These 3 winners gracefully presented their ; trophi^j to the bride-elect and honor . guest, who also was the recipient of j many lovely and useful things for the kitchen of her new home. The* hostess, assisted by Miss Helen Geis- j enheimer served a most delicious frozen salad course.? ? ?I *. I Invitations Issued Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Hirsch, of Oaonden, issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Louise Henrietta, to Mr. Martin Kenneth xwercxieiiu, or crumxer, tne marriage to occur on Wednesday evening, June 24th, at 8:30 o'clock In Temple Beth El. A Coming Marriage iMr. and Mrs. Oaleh Clarke Whitaker, of Camden, this week issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Harriet Burnet, to Mr. Burchill Richardson Moore, of Rock Hill, which will take place at Grace Episcopal church on Tuesday evening, June 30th, at nine o'clock. I Explosion of gas in a sewer in Spartanburg blew on' a man hole, shook that part of town and severely burned a little boy, son of Capt. D. W. C. Smith, Jr., who was passing the place. " Is Critically 111 Friends in Camden and elsewhere regret to know thnt Mr. Nettles Lindsay, of the Wateree mills office force, is critically ill in a Columbia hospital where he went last week for an operation. Reports front the nospiUtl yesteadily?Were that he FuuT taken a slight change for the better. iSheriff Ray C^oGyer, of Cabarrus' county, N. C., waa seriously shot Saturday night by Record Polk, a negro, who surrendered Sunday morning at the county jail at Concord. The shooting occurred at a filling station, where the negro is alleged to have gone with the intention of killing the proprietor. The- sheriff shot-?t-the negro, who returned the fire with a shot gun, hitting the sheriff in tho legs. ?-? i 1 ^'fi.'ii m.f'ii, ii.' 1,1.1 <.u ,-i-iigT m-uam | v. ? r? . v:r-'' ; * ' I ' S ajetij GW Ford cars-are now equipped ?with safety glass in all doors and windows at a small extra charge fl E? ftsr the Coupe, De Lux* Coupe, Sport Tudor Sedan, Standard/Sedan, 1 JilJ Coup* or Convertible Cabriolet dut\W Oe f.uxe Sedan, Town Sedan ??/ I'ictorim I w I > THE Triplex safety gluxx windshield bus always been an outetundlng feature of L the Model A Ford. By reducing the dangers of flying glass, il has waved ntuny v.;". j lives and prevented cuunlless injuries in automobile collinions. Now comes a further assurance of safety to every Ford owner . . . polished ' I plate safety glass in MA. DOOttS AND WIMDOWS at slight adflitionul cost. ? I The cliurge for thin extra protection in uiiuhuhIIv low brcause of lurge production utid the development of new methods of manufacture. Simply tell I I the dealer when you buy the Ford tliut you want "safely plate glass hi all doors and window*** and the car will be factory-equipped for you in that manner. , Today, as before, the safety glass w indwhield is furnished as atundard equipment on all Ford care without extra charge. " - I FORD OWNKHR Thlt announcement refers only to A't'Pf' CARS. Font dealers are m*t in 1 a position to instaU safety glass in the windows of your present Ford at the above prices. T H E F 0 R D I M? 1 ' ' " a , ipi t i ' "I " in . ? 1 1 "buttercup. ICE CREgLM Special Sale Until June 21st. 1 Pint Brick 25c 2 Pints 35c v ' j ii r 4 , Don't forget that during June, July and August de are giving 10 per cent discount on cash sides made in store of fifty cents or ^ / over, on all merchandise except a few specially priced items. W. R. ZEMP'S DRUG STORE ! * * Broad Street CITY DRUG COMPANY | DcK&lb rest p | SAVE?AT PENNEY'S | . i minteo j Chiffons i Specially I \ N< whw ?|m win i A yra IM tuck % ?? I $7.90 i Churning dresses that will go to *11 the smartest after* j i 0000 sod ereskiog functions | \ this summer . . . sod nerer I A grre mj ths secret of their ra sflMMMQg low price I The I R prints are new and fresh * , . ! pft the styles are cool and sum- I marr (seme with little iacfcetsE - 1 1 ^ ?7 1-?w*i woe jii-iifi \ h>?* make mam doubly use* j \ ful) ... the thrift price b a 9 typical Penney economy. I l . J ? .- 'k . -rV "#4? > _ if "" J.C.PENNEY<m I.PAH T M i M T STORE 1014 ntOAO STREET CAMDER, S. C.