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[[society news Telephone 100 i BLANOINQ?ZEMP Of marked intercut to their many uoves alld frtendM throughout the ,ute, we# lll? marriage last evening ? Mi?? Margaret McFadden Bland daughter of Mrs. R. C. Hlandlng ^ the lat? Mr. Hlandlng of this city to J*nie? UeLoache Zemp, son of the Lfo l)r. und Mrs. Frank Zemp, of C?mden. The wedding took place at the lovely country home, "Engleslde" of Mr. jai. Mrs. Francis Molse In the presence of the members of the two fain'jjlen and. a number of close friends. The wedding was marked with a firming simplicity and impressive spity; tlus home, thrown en suite Ejng d^orated throughout with graceful Southern smil&x and long leaf pine. White asters and candela tra holding tall white lighted tapers vere arranged effectively In the living room; the ceremony being perEpaed before an Improvised altar Etced in front of. a large window at the end of the room. Dr. J. M. Wells, Bpistor of the Presbyterian church and Eutor of the bride, performed the Empress!ve ring service. I Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. It. H. Elliott, of Beaufort, sang "My Heart E Thy Sweet Voice" from the opera Samson and Delilah." Mrs. Fred Boffrles, of Union, was accompanist Ed Julius Alfred Stubbs, violinist. A Bet "Schubert's Serenade" was also Bndered by Mrs. Elliott and the Rev. 0. Smith, of Union. I Messrs. Robert M. Kennedy, Jr., and Bhn deLoach, of Camden, acted as Bhers, lighting the candles anfe Ending the white cloth for thd Bide, just before' the entrance of the Bridal party. i The bridesmaids, Misfl Gertrude Bovler, of Fountain Inn; Miss Tora Bagnal. of Manning; Miss Rebeeca Bitk. of New York; and Miss KathByne Kennedy, of Camden, entered Bst, gowned in pastel shades of Bousseline de soie and carrying mjxB bouquets of asters tied with variBlored ribbons. The groomsmen, in Bdte linen suits and blue ties were: Bssrs. John DuBose, Marion Moise, Brion Zeitip and Dr. George Rhame. Mrs. J. Owen Smith, of Union,'dame Hhonor, wore a gown of ice green ^ksselinc de sole and the maid of ^Bor. Miss Louise Brown, of BeauBt, was gowned in blue mousselfitfe. Bth of them carried bouquets of asBs in vari colors. The ring bearer, Master James B. Brphy, Jr. of Columbia, dressed in pinch back white linen suit with B? tie, carried the ring in the heart a lovely white lily. . Bhe groom with his best man, Dr. Bugene Zemp, of Columbia, entered at the* side door and met .^he bride at the altar, who came iii on the,arm of her brother-in-law, Francis M. Moise, who also gave her away In marriage. The' bride, a petite brunette, was lovely in her wedding gown of white satin with bodice of lace and quaint lace puff sleeves, the skirt of lace forming her long lovely train. Her Yeil wad also of lace, worn cap effect and held in place with a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and lilies of the valley. Immediately after the ceremony an informal reception was held fbr the bridal party. Receiving at the front door were: Mrs. Nina M. Phelps and Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy, Sr., of Camden. Hostesses in the living room were: Mrs. Robert Muldrow, Miss Frances Blanding, Mrs. Marion Zemp and Mrs. M. S. Brown, aunt of the bride. o , dt After those present had spoken to the members of the bridaL party, they were, asked, into the dining room where block cream and a variety of small cakes were served by Mrs. Scott Harvin, Mrs. Clifford Shaw, Mrs. Betchman, of Summerton; Mrs. Hasel Dick, of China; Mrs. Karl Kinard and Mrs. James B. Murphy, of Columbia. The dining table covered with a lace cloth held as the center decoration, the -three tiered bridal '^hkdT Silver candlesticks and sprays of fern completed the oentqjr arrangement., >jnkietfiMMHW4ff;stlvej^ffnles were served from the table. . After vtfce guests left the' din* ing room, they were shown into the gift room *by Mrs.' White *1*4 Mrs. DuHose Frasier." Two pnn<$ bowls dn either end of the long living porch were presided over by MtSees Sarah Nash and Margsiot McLeod. tftfVthg the guests with punch were: Mils. David Wilson, Mrs. John ? Blackwell, Miss Margaret Muldrow and Mrs. J. T. Wttherspoon, of Mayesrille. Before leaving the porch the guests were asked to ?Twh'.c? was. kept ny miss annie r rasicr. ax* tie 4he reception Mr. and Mrs. Zemp left tor m wedding trip through the Shenandoah^ Valley of Tlrglnla had after their return, they will make their home In Cassdea, Mr. Zemp befng owner of, the DeKalb Pharmacy la that city.?Sumter item, Aagnst IT. a' r'* ^ JL?. I&jf4v -ft -V'- - ICamden Theatre j * . /* y OOOQ??ooooooooo0POOOOOC FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 PINAL SHOWING J "EXCLUSIVE" ^ ed MaeMurray-Frances Farmer SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 ^ arner Oland-Katherine deMille In Sharley chant at olympics" v^BAlso Jungle Jim and Comedies Bate show, 10:30 p. m. ^ttor Moore and Barbara Reod in are way for tomorrow" onday and tuesday, I SEPTEMBER 6 and 7 & Arthur, Edward Arnold and Hay Mllland In "easy living" wednesday, sept, s ; *? Nolan, George Murphy aniL Hugh Herbert In 4^^ fop of the town" PURSDAY and FRIDAY, I^PTEMBER and 10 , 'S6 p&y. Hits Brother* and Don I Amiche in ?y. CANT? i have everything" Baiglar Theatre pjoay, september s 'a Bruce and Kent Taylor in |HEN LOVE IS YOUNG" f0<>>^ooooooowooo ^TURDAY, SEPT. 4 ^hnny Mack Brown in Gnaablln^ Tarror" ^E^llda WeM^Daya, Cemedlee I B 'j. - 8 KIMBRELI LOWRY frort Mill, Auk 25.- Beautiful and iiupreasive win tfce wedding Tuesday afternoon of MIhh Mary Kimbrell and H/ Drowning Lowry in Uuity Presbyterian church. !>r. John McSweou and Rev. A. W. Shaw officiated. The historical old church was simply hut tastefully decorated for the occasion. The chancel of the church was lovely with lta background ol white outlined in Southern atnllux and banked on either Bide by evergreen und ferns. At each ?ide of the white covered altar were baskets of clematis and on it were cuudelbras holding white Cathedral candles. They vtere lighted by Charles W. McTeer, of Chester; and Marshall Kobinsou, of Hock Hill, cousins of the grooni. Ushers were Ralph Williams, of Pa'colet Mills; and Johu Allen Kimbrell, of Charlotte, N. C., nephew of the bride. Preceding the ceremony a musical progrum wuh rendered by Mrs. G. W| Potts, Mrs. T. 1). Woods and Mrs. W. L. Hoyd, Mrs. Hoyd sang "Sweetest Story Ever Told" and "O Promise Me." The bridal party entered to the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. Traumerei was played softly during the ceremony. Mendelssohn's wedding march was used as recessional. The brides' only attendant was Miss Uuby Abernathy, of Spartanburg, who wore blue net over taffeta and a picture hat. Her bouquet was pink ros es and regal lilies tied with matching maline. The bride entered with her brother, Earl Kimbrell, of Charlotte, N. C., who gave her In marriage. They were | met at the altar by the bride-groom who had as his best man, Hunter Robinson, of Anderson. > The bride was becomingly attired in white lace, princess style with bolero jacket and a white picture hat. Her flowers were a cascade bouquet of white roses and lilies. Mrs. Kimbrell, mother of the bride, wore figured chiffon and a corsage of Joanna Hill roses. Mrs. Lowry, mother of the groom, wore black chiffon, and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Lowry is the eldest daughter1 of Mrs. Minnie Hawfleld Kimbrell and the late W. J. Kimbrell. She was educated in Fort Mill schools and at Montreat college and is a graduate nurse of Roper hospital in Charleston. Mr. Lowry is the only son of Mrs.-! Minnie H. Lowry and the late T. S. Lowry. He graduated from Chester high school and is at present salesman for Chester Hardware company. Following the wedding a reception was held at the home of the bride. | Brenham?Elliott ' .V f* Of interest to friend* lu Camden and Kershaw county will bo tbo an* 1 nouncciaeut of tbo marriage of MUs Mary 1a>uIho 11 run ham to K. C. Elliott. The ceremony waa performed by ltev. J. 1). Custon, pastor of the ('uiiidcu Baptist cburcb, Saturday, August 21, at U o'clock In tbo morning. Tbo bride, the attractive daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. llrauham, of thla city, wore a lovely dread of navy with acceaaorloa to match and her uhouldor coinage wpa of pink aatera. Mr, Elliott la the son of Mr. and Mra. Willium Elliott, of Caaautt. lie is an employee of Norria' garage. The young couple have returned from a wedding trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, and will make their borne in Camden. Gave Dinner Party pr Mra. George Creed gave a delightful dinner party iu honor of her busb^pd Thursday evening at their home on DeKalb street. The house was attructlvely - decorated with summer flowers, and In the dining room covers were laid for thirty-five guests at I a long table which had a lovely centerpiece of asters, arranged In a crys-, tal holder. A delicious dinner was | served. The guests were all fellow Rotarlans of Mr. Creed. Visited Europe Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitakor and Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen returned to Camden on last Saturday after a six week's tour of Europe. They made the trip of over 4,000 miles In Mr. Whilaker's car with no accidents and perfect weather most of the time. The countries visited were: France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and England. The party returned to the United States on the Hansan. Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker's daughter, Miss Anne Whitaker, who has been spending the summer with her grand- j mother, Mrs. T. J. Kirkland'lh Massa-. chusetts and New York state, met her parents upon their arrival In NewYork and returned with them to Camden. Catholic Boys Form Club The Catholic boys of St. Mary's Parish held a meeting Sunday morn-1 ing for the purpose of forming a club. I The meeting opened with Father .Sheedy, pastor of St. Mary's church at present, presiding. He explainedto the boys the purpose of the club and the way It should be run. Austin Sheheen was elected .president and other officers were to be elected at the following meeting. There are nine members In' the club j at present and a number more aro expected to Join. After thip meeting Father Sheedy turned over the' key to St. Mary's Hall to the president and said thati the hall could be rented out for pri-j vate parties and private dances and the funds received would go in the club's treasury. \ Gave Buffet 8upper Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wooten, Jr? gave a buffet supper Saturday evening at 8 o'clock for Mr. and Mrs. /Thomas J. Wooten, of this city, who were recently married. Guests at this affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wooten, Mr. and Mrs. Ancrum Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. "Buck" MuBtard, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. DuVal, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy, 3rd, Miss Charlotte DuBose, Daniel Carrlson, Miss Betty Carrlson and Whit Boykin,' all of Camden and near Camden, and Mrs. Burnet Lewis, of Philadelphia, Pa., afid Edward Wooten, of Lancaster. N 1 1 A Marriage Announced t Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Purser, of this city, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary, to J. B. Hebrlck, Jr., of Front Royal, Va. Mr. Hebrlck Is the son of the Rev, and Mrs. J. B. Hebrlck, Sr., of Front Royal. The marriage took place Wednesday, August 18, at Frederick, l?d. Gave Buffet Supper r Jir. and Mrs. Frank Wooten entertained with a lovely buffet supper on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and ,lfr?. Thomas Wooten who were married last month. Eighteen guests wsre invited and supper was served iff the dining room. The table tims prettily appointed and had a centerpiece of mixed flowers in t sftver bowl snd ailver candlesticks holding green candles.' ! v . Were Joint Hostesses Misses Margaret Osborne, Paulette West, Anne Clarkson, Louise Mtckle, Jane Clarktoa, Susan Team and Mary Zemp were hostesses at a buffet supper given at the home of Mise Margaret Osborne Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. * ' Quests who attended wore: Messrs. Bill DeLoaehe, Ben Heath,'Jolly Pitts, Will Bradhem, George Wast, BUI Bates and his, house guest, Henry Moors, of Atlanta, Qa. J&ssxrsisxi delightful supper was served. . rn?o ri?B \ . ,i t ^?n_i_ . i , i i .i.i. i n u?bwi Congratulations ! # ^ J v? i I To The I Carrison Holding Co. One of the greatest achievements in the II financial history of this county was accomplished I when The Carrison Holding Company was char- I tered to liquidate the affairs of the old Bank of I Camden. The announcement of the paying off 11 of more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to II , ' residents of Camden and Kershaw County within I the next few months means much more than can JI be readily recognized .... and the benefits to be II derived therefrom, both to the individual and 11 business in the community as a whole, will no II doubt put new vigor in the financial life of this I I I I |j ? 11 I We, the undersigned business firms of II Camden, heartily congratulate The Carrison || | i Holding Company upon the steps taken in behalf f11 I I ^1 of the hundreds of depositors of the Bank of || I Camden and feel assured that great results will || || . be realized from the actions taken: I || | / Si 1| I CAMDEN DRY CLEANERY I J GROYER C. RUSH GROCERY | | WHITARER & COMPANY || | BRADLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY | II - DeKALB PHARMACY I || GLADDEN'S FANCY GROCERY || |{ W. SHEORN & SON If |t BARRINGER HARDWARE CO. . H II s BURNS & BARRETT H I HOME FURNISHING CO. 1 1} DePASS DRUGSTORE * || II i v CAMDEN CANDY KITCHEN < | Br' THE FASHION SHOP , H H W. R. ZEMP'S DRUG STORE " If H CITY DRUG COMPANY , I | f F.D.GOODALE | I SCHLOSBURG & SONS II