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^_^ppppp^ - ? ???: ast II- ^ Cayenne Gotxlale's Skop 8 i OPENS I | f. ^MONDAY, DECEMBER 6 I j | C?3<jf'st,,,us f*o ?*tc kor ^^ecoru(ions I |< 1811 FAIR STREET ' N - " SOCIETY NEWS Telephone 100 KENNEDY?-FU LWEILER Grace Church Ceremony Unite* Two! Prominent Young People. A marriage of rare beauty, harmony! and simplicity, uniting families of.1 wide social prominence, wua solem-j ntzed wjien Miss 8usan Candler Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dalton Kenned^, became the bride of John Herbert Fulweiler, son of Mr. add Mrs. W. Herbert Fulweiler,!i of Walllngford, Pa., on Friday, November 25. The ceremony was performed at 5:30 p. m. in the Grace Kpiscopal church, tastefully decorated with white chrysanthemums and southern smilax. The rector, I)r. Maurice Clarke, D.D., officiated and Miss Sarah Campbell rendered ,the wedding music. The bride, wearing her maternal grandmother's dress of ivory satin and lace veil, was given away by her brother, Douglas Kennedy, of New York. Mrs. Frank Wooten was matron of honor, and Miss Alice Robinson. dressed in a gown of Alice blue taffeta with a turban of rose feathers, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids, attired in old-fashioned bois de rose taffeta dresses with small hats to match, were: Miss Lydlu Mac F. Fulweiler, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Fischer Black, of Washington, D. C.; Miss Elizabeth Hinckley, of Providence, R. I.; Mrs. Arnold Porter, of Cambridge, Mass.; Miss Caroline Richardson, of Now York; and Miss Martha Singleton and Miss Katherlne Kennedy, both of Camden. Thomas Baird Fulweiler acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were: Holmes M. Alexander, of McDough, Md., Brooke Dolan, 2nd., Spencer B. Fulweiler, Edgar B. Howard. Jr., Alexander Montgomery, Charles L. Roberts and Radclyffe Roberts. all of Philadelphia; Caleb C. Whitaker, Jr., and Richard Blackwell Boykin, of Camden. After the marriage service a small1 reception was held at the Court Inn. j Among the out of town guests were William Alexander, Eccleston, Md.; , Miss Caroline R. D. Baird, Westches-; ter. Pa.; Mrs. David S. Baker, Greenwich. Conn.; Lynford Biddle, Chesnut Hill. Pa.; Miss Christine W. Biddle, West Town, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bucklin, Providence, R. I.; Miss Fred. erica Bush, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dolan, 2nd, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Drexel, Jr., Hosemont, Pa.; M. T. H. Ferguson, ( New York; Mr. and Mrs. Lefty Fynn. j Tryon, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. W. Herb?*r? Puiweiier, Waiiingfor<k Pa.; Miss Natalie Hart, Media, Pa.; Frank L. Hinckley, Providence, it. I.; Mr. aud Mrs. Edgar B. Howard, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; Mrs. Henry B. Kennedy and Sherrard Kennedy, of Atlanta, Ga.; A. ALwater.KcntJ..Jra Ardmore. Pa : Richard W. Lloyd, Haverford, Pa ; Mrs. E. Bruce Morriman, Providence. R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Montgomery, Villa Nova, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Phipps, Westbury, L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Piatt, New York; Mr. and Mrs. H. Radclyffe Roberts, Villa Nova. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ryan, New York; Miss Ruth L. Sparks, New York; Mr. and Mrs. George Strawbridge, Villa Nova, Pa. j The bride was educated at the Mary ( Wheeler school in Providence. Her mother is the former Miss Lucy Wheelwright Bush,-- of New York, daughter of Charles S. Bush, the cartoonist. Mr. Fulweiler Is a graduate of I^ehigh and a member Philadelphia Racquet and ToiiJPfvwb. After their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Fulweiler will reside in Ardmore, Pa. The stem of the giant bamboo tree tuay grow a foot In a single day. 1 Entertains Bridal Party ? On Wednesday, November 23, from ' * to 6 p. in. Mr. and Mrs. Eginontj von Tresckow entertained at their col ' tago, "Cozy Corner," on Greene street J! in honor of their niece, Miss Susan Kennedy and lier fiance, John Fulwellor. Tiie occasion was a "get-togother" party for the me in hem of the families of both bride and groom lobe. i ho rooms wore thrown ensulte and abloom with chrysanthemums and ' late garden flowers. Mrs. Hubert M Kennedy, Jr., presided at the tea table which was cen-. tered by a unique bronze and porcelain swan vase filled with sweet peas!: and asparagus fern, pink snapdragons being used elsewhere In tho room. Mrs. Robert Kennedy, 3rd, Mrs. Kennedy Dlakeney, Mrs. Charles DuBose, Jr., and Miss Hlietta Blakeney assisted tho hostess in entertaining and serving the refreshments. Those invited were: Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Kennedy and family, Mr. and! Mrs. W. Herbert Fulweiler, John Fulweiler, Thomas Baird Fulweiler, Miss Fulweiler and Miss Buird, Miss Freddie Bush, Mrs. FrUnk Hinckley and daughters, Mrs. David Baker and son, Mr. and Mrs. Merriman, of Providence, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.Kennedy, Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. DuBose, Jr., John K. Du-( Bose, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Blakeney and family; Miss Lai Blakeney, Mr and Mrs. James Blakeney, of Winston-Salem, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Bovkin, Mr. and Mrs. John K. deLoach, Miss Faith deLoach, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Kennedy and family, of Bettyneck Plantation. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kershaw Shannon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Babbitt, of Asheville, N*. C., Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy, Sr., Mrs. B. M. English, Miss English, Mrs. Maria Nlninger and family, of Columbia, Mrs. Edward Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Stanyame Burrows and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Burrows and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrows and family, of Oswego. AMr. and Mrs. John Cureton, of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Thompson and family, of Liberty Hill. Met With Mrs. Garrison Entertaining at her country home, "Cherokee Hill," Mrs. Henry Carrison gave a delightful bridge luncheon Wednesday morning for the following guests: Mrs. Robert Marye, Mrs. R. B. Pitts, Mrs. William Coxe, Mrs. T. J. Kirkland, Miss Ethel Yates, Mrs. W. L. DePass. Mrs. A. S. Llewellyn, Miss Leila Shannon, Miss Charlotte Shannon, Mrs. William Shannon and Mrs. Frank Wooten, Sr. Mrs. Carrison was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wooten, Jr. Bridge Club Met The regular meeting of the Neighborhood bridge club was held Wednesday afternoon with Miss Minu-tte Boykin as hostess. Besides two tables of club members there was an extra table of players for Mrs. C. P. DuBose, Miss Laura May Brown, M^s. AY.. .a Hay and Mrs Frank Spencer. Prizes were awarded Mrs. A. C. McKain, Mrs. Brevard Boykin and Miss Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Sheorn Hosts On Thursday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sheorn entertained at a dinner party for their guests Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Taylor, Miss Harriet Ruth Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Williams, of Raleigh; Mrs. H. H. Merrltt, MIsb Betty Merrltt, of Columbia. The din*^ ner table carried out a pink and white color scheme. Was Hostess To Club Mrs. Paul DufTer, of Newmarket, Virginia; Mrs. DeLoache Sheorn and; Mrs. R- B- McCarty were actional guests at the- party wKich Mh. Andrew WbttAker save at her home on Wednesday afternoon for the members Gf. her caj-d club. Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. Elliott Sheorn were the prize winners. I Society News i From Camden's | ? Winter Colony i Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French, )f Chester, Now I tampshlro, have ocupled tho Brick House ut the Hobtlrk liui for December. Mrs. Howard Nott Pot t*^, of New k'ork, Is visiting Mrs Campbell SUwtrd, of Ooshen^ N. Y , at her home. Mr. anil Mrs Ductus W." Bobiuson, >f Indiana, Ph., were visitors on their way to A Ik en . ' Mr. and Mrs. li. .Gutca Lloyd ut Haverford, Pa., gave a barn dance on Saturday, November 26. They left Wednesday for Haverford and will return later In the season. Mr. and Mrs. David 11. Williams of Tulsa, Oklahoma, arrived last Monday at their home, Mulberry plantation, for the soasou. Mrs. Jane Bussott of l'oapack, N. J , who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Whitaker. Jr., left Wednesday for Pea pack. Mrs. W. 11. Harris, of New York, Is occupying tlie Crocker House. Colonel und Mrs. John F. Wall of Washington, D. C., were visitors here on Tuesday. The opening meet of tho Camden Hunt club took place on Thanksgiving day. There will be meets twice weekly during December and January and three times weekly throughout February and March. The opening polo game of tho seaBon will tako place Sunday, December 4, on the No. 2 polo field. Several of the winter colony Journeyed to Eutawviye, S. C., last Saturday to see the races sponsored by the St. John's Jockey club at Delvldere plantation. Mrs. Howard Dews, of Blue Hill, Maine, gave a tea party Friday afternoon at her home, Mostly Hall. Mrs. George E. McCaguo of Sewlckley. Pa., Is the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. McKee Graham at their home. Pine Tnee Hill. Registered recently at the Court Inn were: Mr. Ihivldsoti K. Girvtn of Rosemont, Pa.; Miss Charlotte Phillips, Seattle, Washington; Mrs. H. G. Marvin of Newcastle, N. H.; Somerset R. Waters, Rosemont, Pa. H. M. Alexander of McDonogh, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Radclyffe Roberts, of Villa Nova. Pa.; C. L. Roberts and Paul Roberts of Villa Nova; Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Hirzel, New York; M. J. Space and L. E. Space of New Hartford. N. Y. Guests at the Hobkirk Inn during the past week Include: Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Robinson and Miss Virginia Robinson, of Pittsburg, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. A. Potter of New York and Aiken; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wallace of Fitchburg, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Murphy of Baltimore, Md. Miss Ruth Richards has Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. DeMauriac of Bedford Hills, N. Y? as her guests at North House. Mrs. W. S. Rainsford, of Garrison. N. Y., has opened her house on Mill street and has as her guest Kenneth Frazer, also of.Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Taintor of Southport, Conn., has as guests Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steeger, all oL New Ymic at their home, Greene Court. Miss Ruth Richards entertained Mrs. Campbell Steward of Goshen. N. Y.. and Mrs. Howard Nott Potter of N. Y., at lunch on Tuesday. Colonel and Mrs. Clark Williams, of Greenwich. Connecticut; have as their guepts at their home, The Cedars and The Pines, Major and Mrs. Harold W. Simpson and Edwin Megargee of New York. Legion Auxliary To Meet The December meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. R. E. Chewulng, with Mrs. Fred Ogburn as assistant hostess. The meeting will be called at 3:30 and all members are requested to bring animated toya to be sent to the Veteran's ho?t>ltal. Club Gave Dance Hobkirk Inn was the acene of a lovely dance Friday evening when the Trl Gamma club entertained for their members and the visitors here for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carrlson and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goodale were among the chaperones at the party. Personal Mention l)r uud Mrs. George H. Rhame have returned from a trip to Florida. Joseph Baruch, of Muriell's Inlet, is visiting relatives here. llollle Hancock, of BlshopviUe, spent ThanKs8lvli>K with Juaulta Stokes. Mrs. J. 1,. VVUllford and son visited the former's mother In Woodruff last week end. Mrs T. K. Shlvar and children, of Charlotte, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Stokes. Mr and Mrs U F Cooloy had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. SntuiuorvUlo, of Charlotte. [ Prof. A. 1, CJelsenheliner, of the College of CharluetoUu wua n visitor? to relatives during Thanksgiving. Mrs. It. E. Fowler and haby, of Orangeburg, were the guests of Mrs. . Hugh Milling lust week. Mrs. Kdwln Guy. of Bostoh, was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Quy. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke and daughter, Betty, visited In Abbeville on Thanksgiving. ! Mrs. Mark Kaplun and children, of Macon, visited her parents, Mr. and ( Mrs H. 1,. Schlosburg last week end. j Mr. and Mrs. ltalph Little and children, of Sun)ter, visited friends and relatives hero last week. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy has returned to "Bettyneck" planatlon, Lugo ff after an extended visit at Ed Is to Island, Allendale and Barnwell. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. DeLroacho at the Camden hospital a son, oil November 24. He has been named Charles H. Delx>ache, Jr. Miss Lai Blakenoy spent Thanksgiving holidays with her brother, James W. Blakeuey and Mrs. Dlakeney, in WiuatOn-Saleiu. Mrs. W. H. Frlerson and son, of Birmingham, Ala., were Thanksgiving guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Humphries. Dr. C. A. West, W. M. Coxe, M. O. Muller and John Mullen attended the Duke-Pitt football game in Durham last Saturday. Miss Willlen West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claudo West, of Shepard, Is attending the National 4-11 Club Congress In Chicago, 111. Miss Dorothy E. West who is a student at Lander College spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud West. Mrs. W. L. DePass and Miss Agnes Corbett spent several days last week In Atlanta visiting Mrs. Deteiss' daughter, Mrs. Robert Stephenson and Mr. Stephenson. Miss Aileon Belk was at homo lust week end from the Woman's College dr the University of North Carolina. She had as her guest Miss Mary Epps, of Annapolis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Richards, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Villepigne visited their sons at Annapolis last week and attended the Army-Navy game In Philadelphia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Osborne and Miss Margaret Osborne, of Columbia; Hamilton Osborne, of Davidson, N. C., attended the Camden-Raleigh football game Thanksgiving afternoon. Miss Alice Dodsworth, of Sharon, Connecticut, will arrive in Camden on December 6 and will occupy the new J. L. Guy house on North Lyttleton Street. Mrs. A. G. Blackburn, Mrs. Johnson Hutchinson, and Mr. and Mrs.. Donald McDonald, of Columbia; Mrs. John H. Girardeau, of Thoinaston, Ga.; Dr. Selwyn Girardeau, Central India, visited Miss Jo Hamlin last week. Miss Ethel Yates returned this week from New York where she spent the suhinier months". Dn her return trip she stopped over at Williamsburg, Va., for a short stay with Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Cralghill. Robert Rhame, Bobby Mayre, Shell West, Jack Rhame, Henry Garrison, Jr. Bill Bates, John West and Whit Boykin, Citadel cadets at Charleston were at vhonae for the Thanksgiving holidays.. % - Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sheorn had as their guests for Thanksgiving Mr. tad Mrs. H. E. Taylor and daughter, Harriet Ruth Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams and son, of Raleigh; Mrs. H. H. Merritt and daughter, Miss Betty Merritt, of Columbia. j . Entertains at Bridgs Mrs. Brevard Boykin entertained at Oftrds Wednesday afternoon at her home?her guests being members of her clubr Prises were awarded Mrs. A. C. McKain, Mrs. Alfred McLeod and Mrs. Hughey TIndal. ?????? v: 1 ,, = Annual Parish Meeting Tho unnual parish mooting of Grace Episcopal church will bo hold on Friday night of (his wook, December 2. A turkey supper will bo served by the ladles of the pariah at t>: 30. Tickets may bo secured from mombora of tho vestry. After tho supper the rector will make his usual brief annual address and report and other reports will bo hoard from tho treasurer of tho parish, the president of tho woman's auxiliary, the church school and othor organizations. Wardens and vestrymen will bo elected for the year 111311 and delegates to the convention which will moot In Greenville on January 24, 1939. Mrs. DePass Entertains Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Lambert DePass gave a bridge party at her lovely new home into which she has recently moved. Guests invited were members of her card club and Mrs, j Jack Whltaker, Jr., and Mrs. Marring-j ton Yates. A prize wus given at each table?the winners bolng Mrs. A. K. Hlakency, Mrs. Donald Morrison and Mrs. Whltaker. To Moot With Mrs. Davidson Tho John I). Kennedy Chapter United Daughters of tho Confederacy will meet on Monday afternoon, December 5, at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Annie S. Davidson, Miss Til 1 le Geiaenheimer will bo assistant host* ess. All members are requested to bo present. D. A. R. Chapter l o Meet j All members are urged to attend tho December meeting of the Daughters of American Revolution Chapter to be held with Mrs. Hughey Tindal, at her home Thursday, December 8 at eight p. m. Honors Visitor Mrs. Ralph LittJo, of flSumter, the houso guest of Mrs. Basil Ilruce, was an interesting uests at the bridge party which Mrs. Elliott Sheorn gave Wedensday afternoon? nt her homo. Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Little were winners of the high score prizes. mmmrnmm&imimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmBmmmmmmmimmmammmmmmmjKmmT Carol Rehssrsal Called Dr. Maurtce Clarke, who will load In (ho community carol Hinging at Hampton i'ark on the ovonlng of Docomber 1?, hat* callod a rehearsal to bo held on the afternoon of Friday, lVcember 0, at 5:30 o'clock at Grace church. Singers In the choirs of all city churchoH are roquested to attend this rehearsal. Mr. and Mm. deLoach Hosts Mr and Mrs. John K. dol,oach were hoHta at a delightful bridge dinner on Tuesday evening at their home. Covers wore laid for eight and in the bridge games prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Doas lloykin. tip The population of Sing Sing prison, New York, 1s now 2,840, the highest i on record. Many of the convicts aro forced to sloop in corridors. : & After a courtship of forty years, a marriage liconso has boon issued at Salem, Mass., to Joseph F. Hlckoy, 80, | and Miss Carrie D. Payno, 72. For OJiristm&s M.M ullon Dells in raring stable colors And An assortment ol Carolina pottery THE FROCK SHOP Support* > Where it is Needed - %ioumfornk * # UOU T?A?( ?/IKHIU> ' The only brassiere that uplifts, models and supports the ' breast In natural, comfortable position. Styles for every type of figure. We Sell America's Finest Brassieres The Fashion Shop Camden, South Carolina u .. . I TO HELP YOU I I have extra money for the Holiday I H Season without feeling the burden of I 1 acquiring it 1 ' That is the mission of our Christmas Club Class 25?Members paying 25 cents a week for fifty j || weeks will receive $12.50 Class 50?Members paying 50 cents a week for fifty j weeks will receive v..:..:..;.. :r.T....f:.:$25.00 i Class 100?Members paying $1.00 a week for fifty weeks will receive $50.00 ; I Class 200?Members paying $2.00 a week for fifty I: weeks will receive $100.00 I Class 300?Members paying $3.00 a week for fifty j weeks will receive $150.00 i | Class 500?Members paying $5.00 a week (for fifty weeks will receive $250.00 Our 1939 Club Open* Monday Morning, December 5 j I The Commercial Bank of Camden-L '"nixii" CAMDEN, S. C.1 y MEMBER FEDERAL DEP08IT INSURANCE CORPORATION $6,000.00 MAXIMUM INSURANCE - FOR EACH DEPOSITOR _ j ^ ==^g= 1 ??????????????????????? ??M? Special attention to tbe fitting \/f T K IVT A TT A full line of Remedie.. Preparation. g I ! 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