The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 29, 1935, Page PAGE, Image 10
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PHONE 54 CAMDEN, S. C. i
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Social Activities !
Of Cottage Colony,
( By Sally Broomed)
Mrs. Wint hro-p C,hauler, of (Jem*- !
sw' N- Y-. BolMM t: CJ. Wiii'inill Hii<11
daughter, Miss Viola Win,mill, of,
Wai-wwUm, Va., and Mr. arixj Mrs.
Talnuulge Woodward, of !.< Roy, N\ ;
V., are the house guests ?,f Mr. arid
Mrs. brTK'SJl I,. Woodward at "Holly
Hedge*" for the Carolina Cup Races
<?n .Saturday.
(lark Williams, of Greenwich,
(ktnn., New York Wanker, is giving!
)us seventh anrnual spring party at
"The Cedar.-; and the Pines" for a'
group of William's College profes-I
.^ors, who are here for a week. Mr.
Williams |s n trustee of William's
< allege from which he was graduated
in iv.rj. tournoyHf rjding
through the long-leaf pines and
prizes for the biggest fish sto-ies are
<?n the program.
'a the party are: Professors Karl
Reginald G. Puehler. ( arl
Mierman Hoar. .Fames Graham Hardy
VJ.lliam K. Me CI fresh, Brainard
Mcars, Volney H. Well.s, Charles
1* lederak Scaley. Carl W. Johnson
Miner 1. Shepard; also F.arle Olm*tead
Brown, eomptroller of the college
ami I>r. Arthur Noe'hren, college
physician.
^ Mrs. (). F. Monahan, of LakeviLle,
Conn., who with Mr. Monahan, is at
A ho Kirk wood for tihe .M-asKm, gave a
large informal tea this afternoon on
the vera twin at (Iroenleaf Villa which
is covereil with huge clusters of the
fragrant lavender "wisteria.
Mrs. Gustavo Greer, from Aiken,
i.s \ biting Mrs. Howard Dews, who
is giving a cocktail party in her honor
tomorrow afternoon. Mr*. Uumont
Uuninick also gave a tea this afternoon
for her house guests, Mr. and
Mrs. John Reynolds, of \t.w York.
An into res tin-g social affair here on
Wednesday afternoon (Aptil ::) will
l?e the garden party sponsored hy
the Camden Garden Cluh to ,ai<c
??"vey for its ( ivio Beau: i i n at ton
(omm.t.tee, which is planting trees
and hushes along the eity streets.
liu.i party will be hi Id on lite grounds
"f "Horsebi anch Hall," an old planttion
manor house. rostn-.d by Mr
and Mrs. Ward C. BeKhei. of'Bakevilli-.
Conn.. f..t
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' C.-.,;.-' Iltiswll, Jr.
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n.V I" e'.eher.
, T'U" 1>,:" gr.'Ue r.f <vn,.
between the Town and Countr
leam^ of l a-mi. - 1?.
t:e Mtir.ae! Ku--?d! TlV.pr.y w-:! tnk
pace Sunday. The game was :<
have u-en J.;a>ed last Sunday, bu
was postponed because of the deatl
of Benjamin Smith, h-otner of Men
del (Buck I B. Smith. Jr.. .>ne of tlv
players. Major (trove ("ullutn^voacl
for the cluh. retired chief of the Re
mount Service, U. S. Army, is leav
ing soon on a tour of the West.
A picturesque Hunt Ball will tak,
place tomorrow evening at "Mulberr
Plantation," the winter home of Mr
ami Mrs. David R Williams, of Tulsa
Ok la., for members of the Carndei
Hunt Club and their house gueati
bene for the Carolina Cup Kacea. Mr
and Mrs. Frederick Sturge<s of Fair
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field, Conn., who are spending the
lucason hero, will give a luncheon
Sunday for sixty meml>ers of the
hunt crowd.
Hundreds of visitors will come to.
Ciirmlen in early April when Nature
is at the height of its lovliness. The
estates are a mass of fragrant lavetvdur
wisteria ami the surrounding
country is filled with the odor and
color of the pea<,-h blossoms.
Among the visitoix at the various
hote l s a re:
Kirkwood Hotel?Mr. and Mrs.
William Mcl>ean and son, Wallace,
and daughter, Catherine, of ScarsI
daile, N. V.; George A. Jackson, of
Jericho, L. I.; Herbert 'Scoville, Sr.,
J ami .son, Herbert, of New York City;
Mrs. George C. Miller ami daughter.
| of Buffalo-, Mr. ami Mrs. li. lb j
Givone and daughter, of New York; I
I Mr. and Mrs. Fruutz Ilaverstick, of
Rochester.
! Court Inn?Mrs. William M. Daly!
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Went-'
worth (\ Bacon, Mr. ami Mrs. Dave,
II. Morris, Miss Kutherine V. Cot-i
trell, all of New York City; John L. 1
Dane and Miss Constance Dane, of
Bedford Hills, N. Y.; Mi*, ami Mrs.
Percival B. Slater, Lieut, and Mis.
' Studebaker, of Thomasville, Ga.
! Hobkirk Inn1?Mr. and Mn. Royal
I F.. T. Riggs an<l son Peter Riggs,
Charles U. Ceasar, of New York
i City; Mr. and Mix. Kdward W. Carle,
of -Smith-town Branch, N. J.; John B.
' Spit/.er, of Toledo; Mr. ami Mrs. John|
L. Ryon and Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
B. Fuller, of Scranton. Pa.; Mr. and
, Mrs. Henry Ledyard, of Grosse Point,
'Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. George J. Willoik.
of Pittsburgh; Mr. ami Mix.
; Charles Y. B. (Yishman, of Shrews-j
! bury, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
' Wettach, of Miami; Algernon Craven, !
of Charlottesville, Ya,
Robert C. Norton, of Cleveland,
who recently opened his old planation
l.ome, "The Magnolias," is having a
' iou.-e-party for' the Carolina Cup
Race.- ami fest ivit ii>s. His guests are
Mr. and Mr.-. S. A. Warner Bal'.a/./.i,
Mr-. Dur an Holmes, Mrs. Price McKimiey
aid Franklin B. Yoss from
Aiken, and Mr. and Mrs. Pnrmely W.
' ltornck. of Now York. Mr. Norton
. i- giving a dinner party this evening
arid a luncheon Saturday before the
. races.
Mr. ami Mrs. John-ton Livingston
and danghte". Mary, ami son. John '
Jr.. are \;-i:ir.g Mr. and Mr-.
' .ai d - (, M'>.io'\ v ho are al-o go 1
: a ..'i. r.e ! bCI..;-,. tin* race?.
Da r m ;.. Jr. < . New Y k.
."? - .1' ;, . i by Ti.oina- lll< Vitliomi
\ I o ' ' i. 1' e;r V, e i New ^ i'i r\, a H d
, . Steele, ef Walling fern, t cm.,
a ' e \ : - :' : r ir : '?> ...i . M . . .lil t Mr.-.
' \ . i ! Y ? y, who are g
.' a : : < " pat ty for l ent g
11 . a;-.! Mt -. A. H. I Hire . I-ti v. .11
M an 1 M Da-, li. Mar
. \\ :M A pn ? .{ xanf-ud
\. . . e N?\\ Vick. They are all>
-e v" a .'.irchion tomorrow.
M K.. " to'. la \ lev. of Rlllll -Oil.
N. J . \ g 'Alt-- Jean I inlaw.
\'. i -.. da a P.;'* Downing and son.
.ior.v, ei New ^ e- k Ci'.v. are at C-?>urt
Inc..
A'riva..- a 1 r K '-kw'-oi include:
JT1 M..-s M..vg.itv: M. clave. Kr.gicr
weod. \ J.. M Ta .o, Talbot t. of
c 1 Frgtrwooo, M-?-. He*>ry Sanderson
o ami Lynn t of New York;
t James C. Pari;.-:;, of Southampton.
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l\Newspaper Tax
Is Held Illegal
New Orleans. March 22.?A special
o three-judge federal court today def
c.aroil the 1 Louisiana law imposing a
. tax on newspaper advertising is un,
constitutional.
t The tax was generally regarded as
s a "spite law," instigated by Senator
Ix>ng to punish n own pa pens for op
posing him.
LARGE ENTRY LIST 1
FOR CAROLINA CLP '
(Continued from page one) 11
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Uharmc, of Pittsburgh, J. ^L. Mac- ^
Knight, Jr., rider; Mr. Palmer's Ap- ^
pear, Cocks, rider; Lady Higkusw, Vic- y
tor Emanuel, of Pittsburgh, owner; c
Mrs. 'Somervilie's Sable Muff, E. Jen- j
nin^s, rider; Sea Ohief, owned by f
Paul MoMon, of Pittsburg, rider, Uy- c
an; Mrs. Garvan's Legemler, Davis,
rider; Poplar I^ine Farm's Lough ()
Rose, Woolfe, ruler; Thomas M. Wal- _
ler's Regent, Eddie MitxhteH, -rider;
Ohade, owned by Fred H. Post, of s
Aiken ami Ixmg Island; Mrs. Somervfl'le's
laist (dommarod; File Away,
cmnwl by Anderson Fowler, of I'ea- i
pack, N. J., N oel Laing, rider;-Royal
Thomas, owned by Mrs. Lewis A.
Park, of Pittsburgh, Ryan, rider.
Last year's winner was Richard K.
Mellon, 3rd's The Stag, 2nd, anil in
1Mrs. Park's Quadrel won. t
Hairy 1). Kirkover is chairman of n
the Race Committee which includes <
Erne>t L. Woodward, Thomas Ilitch- j b
cock, F. S. vonStade, James B->yd, c
Rurwell 11. Boykin. Jr.. an<l Frank J: ,">
Rryan. j v
The steward are Algernon S. Crav-'h
en. Mr. von Stade, Henry Savage and b
Bayard- Warren. h
The judges are: Morris Dix'on,
Jackson Boyd, Robert C. Winnvill '
and D. Walter Mabee. Samuel
Russell is the staa'Uer and David R.
Williams assistant. Dwight Partridge
is clerk of scales. Patron judges
are Charles P. DuBose, Jr., C. C.
Whituker, Jr., Watson Pomerov and
|J. North Fletcher. The L'addock
Judge anil assistant are Pomtroy and
'Ralph Chase. The timers are H.
j Grainger Gait her and William Zeig
ler. Jr. Dr. Thomas B. Bruce is the
| \ cternarian.
| Doctor Egleston
j Claimed By Death j
Klur, me. Mtrvii V.?Dr. William'
Eglr.-ton. pn-burnt cf the South Car-j
lolina Medical association, died here]
J early today.
| Doctor Egle-tor. had been a patient!
[for the last two weeks of the Mcjjeod(infirmary
following an attack he hat! I
[ suffered at his home. j
I He is survived by his widow, who
i\\a> Mi-s Annie Aldrieh of Bat i.well;'
two daughters ar.il two sons.
!'< tor Egleston was a native of
Fairfield c?un.y. After attcndi' g the
I S.,vit.y of the South he t?>?his
:? ,rr?-c in module fi.nu the Id t crsy
Na-hvilb .
1 \. ars ho pra.-t c i medi.
- 11.r t-\ :;lc. w here h* was a
:r> .huv-h. civic. < '.. oral
att>t bar kmc affair*. 1 was for
- . era: > oar- president of t he South
'i a o.i- n -'.ate boar*! of health.
iBabe Ruth Draws
Money For Braves
! St. Petersburg. Fia.. March 21.?
i Re.be Ruth i? only hitting mound
; ,-JcO so far against the a-s >rtod
pitching of the "grapefruit b-*uit"
but the elderly Bambino is batting
[ 1 .nop at the box-office.
Ti e direct consequence is tr.at the
i Ronton Braves, in Broadway's par- '
i lance will be "off the nut" for *hcir;j
j Spring training trip for major Kaguc
clubs count, themselves c\t--emely,
I fortunate if they I'uiihi oio-w to iueak-i
ing even "on the cost of their prej
season activities. Most of them drop j
at least. $10,000 on Che conditioning!
process. The Braves, however, who
need financial help no more, than a
drowning man needs a life-lino, will
return to Boston with a substantial
profit to s'how for their first. Ruthinspired
tour of the Southland.
The French chamber of deputies
has approved an appropriation of $1,320,000
for bonuses for reenlistmervt
in the French atrroy.
Hent?nc?d For Wood* Burning
Florence, March 26.-?Magistrate
S. It. dotrwnto of Liberty Hill, flrved
Hud Nettle of Camden, $6.00 or 15
iays on tile chiii ngang anU Johnnie
Lee Dye of Liberty Hill, wa,& fined
15.00 or 10 days on tihe ohuingaog,
these sentences being imposed last
Friday on tin? charge of negligently
iuid Cttreietusiy setting ftrw to the
woods and allowing it (to bum on the
properties of others. The warrant*
ugainet NeaJe and Dye were eworn
jut by Forest Hanger, W. E. Cunningham,
of the Liberty Hill Unit
>f the Kershaw County Forestry Association,
and (the arrests were made
by Constable H. IS. iligginw of Liberty
Hill,
These are the first prosecutions of
hi? nature arising' in Kershaw oounLy
this .season and Hangers Perry
vnd Cunningham are urging all proparty
owners to assist tKe Kershaw
bounty Forestry Association and tlve
State Far eat Service in keeping fires
>ut of their woods and rei>orting all
hyao who negligently and malioiousy
set liies to tlve woods. All violu,ons
of tihe Forest Fire law will be
jrosecutod to- the full extent there-,
>f, which is a fine o? rvot more than
1500.00 or imprisonment of not more
lhan one year in the County jail.
According to District Forester II.
f. Forsythe, of Florence, the most
m portent work in putting the State's
ores ted areas in codition is to proect
them against fire. Few files acually
sta/nt on the lands of those ine<neste<l
in the protection of their
foods, but, according to the forester,
ome on the property from a eareleeey
set fire from the outride. It is
or this reason that an intensive
ampaign against careless and negii;ent
persons is being undertaken in
rdier to protect the properties of cotperaling
members in the Camden
.ml Liberty Hill Units of the Kerhaw
Couruty Forestry Association.
Cherry Blooms Due
At Capital April 5
Washington, March 21.?The N"a-1
ional Capital Parks Service an- j
ouncod today that the Japanese'
herry trees, surrounding the tidal!
as in in West Potomac Park, would
ome into full bloom between April;
and 10 on the basis of present j
reathcr conditions. It was added ;
owevor, that an unusual cold spell |
'ofore that time might delay the
dooming.
AMERICANA
The principal owner of a Massachusetts
shoe factory halting plana
of his H00 workera to cut t'heir own
])ay ami giving them a raiae inwtead.
A coawkrted umuxleror sentenced to
prison for life admitting hia guilt,
defending his dtefense lawyer's ha milling
of his case ami asking just to
"be let alone."
A four-year-old lx>y in an Illinois
town getting into his parents' old
sugar 'bowl ami distributing dollar
bills to people in his neighborhood in
his own "share the wealth" drive.
Made in Japan safety matches
flotMling this country being named
"Mayflower" and carrying a supposed
picture of that ship.
Only woman member of the Indiana
state legislature proposing a
bill prohibiting suits against men for
heart balm.
Horeshoe pitchers going high-hat
ami re-naming the old homespun
game "Ringer."
Demands for citizenship in the
United States being increased 50 per
cent by the prospect that everybody
will be given pensions to spend.
A member of (Congress stating that
there are 7,000,000 aliens in this
country,. that 3,500,000 of them are;
here illegally, that 1,000,000 of them
are on our relief roils and that 6,000,000
have jobs which otir people
should have.
Poor man, he is never satisfied.
After fighting for 300 years to take
this country of ours from the Indians,,
wild animals and birds, it now looks
as if we are going to give it back
to the ducks and other wild fowl.
Brain Truster?Do you think the
automobile has contributed anything
toward your prosperity?
Contractor-*-1 know it has. Last
year I built a new hospital for the
town and this year they have given
me a contract to build an addition
to it.
"Best Hoss Thief}
Dies In PrigJ
Philadelphia, March 10.?Abe kj
zard, "America's chicken thief J
1," and orte^fchrve ehteftain of th^^|
Welsh Mountain outlaws, is 4*43
day at the eastern abate
at Hike age of Hb. Ho <lu*| fo)j0j9
a long illness. I
Buzzard's, predilection for stetlj
poultry, a career ifliteut began at J
age of 13, made him and his brotfcn
notorious. Of the century of w9
ftihe (trio spent in prisons for
ing, Aibe served the most. He 9
last sentenced1 in lW?for the uj2
offense?to nine to eighteen y<3
and wouki have been eligible foraS
role again in HKJ8.- - 9
His epitaph might easily be J
words of his hero-worshipping "^9
brother Joe, wiho is now 75; "HejJ
! the .best derned (hoss thief in
whole United .States." 9
The exact boundary lines betvrqfl
the state of Virginia and the Distrn
of Columbia are to be fixed byato|9
mission, m
Because of the unsettled conditg9
in Europe, especially in Germ?9
Switzerland will strengthen her raiJM
tary forces. ~ j
More than 3,000 criminals of v&h9
sorts were rounded up by the dtin
of the treasury's narcotic division?
a $ive-day drive over the country, 9
"I see where a professor has m
von bed a mechanical cow."
"Yes, I think the steak we had yen
terday must have iboen cut from it.9
Mother?What did you learn in
your cookinig class today? ;
Daughter?'Nothing. Teacher tf?y9
ed home because she had iruiigestjofl
George?My son is only seven
years old and plays on the piano. I
Nick?That's nothing. My eon in
only seven months old and plays <9
the linoleum. -<9
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residential property. Rate of interest and terms rea?
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