Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P'society news T?IepHon? 100 Announcement Party At lovely bridge party given by h K Stevenson Saturday afterMr#? the engagement of Miss Helen I Si Wl4rt ??KOUUcad to Klch*rd I kins, of VVluston-Saleiu and CainI si* tables were arranged for .the I ^ in the living room and sun I which were ;tnade attractive I ^ vases Of summer flowers. Miss I Si'* P,ace Wti8 mttrked Wlth * ago of gardenias and she was alI ^prosentcJ ? ?lft for her trousseau bl her hostess The score prises were I Job l? Mr8, Pear?e C*utey' who I de high score; Miss Ethel Mao MadI den second high score winner; and I ur? llughey Tlndal, the honor guest's I other, who wou the consolation "rise. Guests from out of town atI femllng the party were: Mrs. A. A. I Madden. Mrs. Emmett Madden, Miss Ktbel Nlae Madden, all of Columbia; I MUs Harriett DosChampa, of BlsbopI yille; Mrs. Cecil Brasington. of Charv I jotte' Also 'present was Mrs. J. F. I Jenkins, mother of Mr. Jenkins. Camden Engagement Camden always has so much exclte meut going on, and this week, It's a jice engagement . . . Helen Tindal and l>ick Jenkins have decided to be I married In the Fall, and Helen's mother Mrs. Hughey Tlndal, Is announcing the engagement this week end . . . Helen, who is a very lovely blonde, I J8 a graduate of Winthrop college, I where she was a member of Sigma : omega Delta, social sorority, and to Alpha Psi Zeta, honorary psychology I I club of which she was president her aenior year . . . Dick, who is also bloml. is one of the very friendliest people ever ... He is now connected with the Southern Auto Parts comI pan)', of Winston-Salem, N. C., where he and Helen will probably live after their marriage . . . Helen Is a granddaughter of Mrs. A. A. Madden and the late Dr. Madden, of ColumbiaSaturday's Columbia Record. A Wedding At Congaree Ono of the most interesting of the early Fall marriages will take place August 26, at a half after 8 o'clock I at St. John's Episcopal church, ConI garee. where Hasell Hopkins and Bill Gettys will be married . . . Hasell, a charming?*ri*h?brunette, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DavI id Hopkins, of Hopkins . . . She at -.ended the University of South Carols ijrji. where she was a member of I Up ha Delta Pi sorority . . . Bill Is a W son of Mr. and Mrs. James Team Getf tys. of Camden . . . He was graduated from the University of South Carolina law school, and while at the university. was a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity . . . Martha L. Withers will be Hasell's maid of honor, and her bridesmaids will be: Marybelle Htgglna, of Columbia; Martha Gettys, Bill's sister, of Camden; Sarah Perkins. of Clearwater, Florida; Mary Palmer, of Tryon, N. C.; Louise Mikell, of Eastover; Mrs. Oliver Seabrook, of Wadmalaw Island , . . Bill will have his brother, Team Gettys, Jr.. of Sardis, Mississippi, for his best man, and the usher-groomsmen will be: John Gettys and Nicolas Gettys, of Lugoff; Stuart Clarkson, of Camden; Charles Shannon, 3rd, of Camden; James Hopkins and Thomas Hopkins. Jr., brothers of the bride-elect, of Hopkins . . . Among the parties which are being given in honor of this popular couple was the bridge party, which Mrs. Norman Bordon and Frazille Tilley gave July 1, at Mrs. liordon's home on Monroe street . . . Then, Mr. and Mrs. Porcher Hopkins entertained Friday evening with a buffet supper in honor of the bride and bridegroom-elect and their wedding attendants.?Saturday's Columbia Record. Simon s-Hellman Engagement Miss Irene Adelle Simons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Simons, of Asburv Park, N. J., who will wed Simon S. Hellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A J. Hellman, of Chester, S. C., is a graduate of the Camden, S. C? hospital, where she has made her home for the past three years. The wedding will take place In the early ?Chester Reporter. HAROLD FUNDERBURK WAS 1 SPEAKER AT KIWANI8 MEET The program Tuesday at the Kl? ] *anis luncheon held at the Camden < Hotel was in charge of the publicity t committee. E. D. Drakeford taking . responsibility of arranging the pro- ] gram We were delighted to have < Harold Funderburk, who was the ] speaker of the day, Mr. Funderburk talked on the part .tljat an attorney ahould play In every type of business ?pointing out the many new laws i which have been passed In recent years. Also the new Federal regula- ] tlona which affect practically all 1 types of business. We were dellgftt- " d to hare Harold and we sincerely ] hope that he win meet wlth tts again i **. i DELIGHTFUL FAMILY PARTY HELD AT THE COURT INN Charming "Court lnu"?In olden days, "I<ausanue," the -home of the deSuuaaure'a wan the scene of a happy get to gether family party on the evening of Saturday, July 22, when Mr. and Mrs. Egtnout von Tresckow entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Salmond. of Charleston, West Virginla, the older members of their respective families being invited to welcome them home after many years of absence. The large "parlors" were abloom with gummer flowers. Mrs. Alfred E. Kennedy, of "Bettyneck," and Mrs. la>uise Proctor greeted the guests at the door. Mrs. Charles Salmond and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy presided o<ver ! the punch bowl. Light refreshments were served during the evening. Out-of-town guests Invited were: Mrs. Beverly English, Miss Elizabeth English, Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Kennedy, Mrs. Claude Girardeau and Miss Bessie Girardeau, of Columbia: Mrs. Edward Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Stanyante Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. William iiurrows, of Oswego; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Kennedy and Miss Elizabeth Kenued-y, of "Bettyneck"; Bissell Kennedy, of Orlando, Kla.; Mr. and Mrs. John Cureton, of Chester; and Mrs. Edmund Rhett, of Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Salmond are being warmly welcomed and entertained. Mrs. Salmond Is lovingly remembered as "Miss Bet McDowall." At present they are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Louise Proctor, at her country home. They return Thursday, July 27, to their home in Charleston, West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. von Tresckow also celebrated the thirty-second anniversary of their marriage on Saturday. July 22. Mrs. Salmond had been matron of honor on that occasion. Honor Miss Hopkins and Mr. Gettys Parties have begun for Miss Hasell Hopkins and William Gettys who are to be married on August 26 at St. John's Episcopal church at Congaree. Mrs. Norman Borden and Miss Frazllle Tilley entertained recently at a! lovely bridge party at the home of Mrs. Borden on Monroe street. Mr. and Mrs. Porcher Hopkins honored Miss Hopkins and Mr. Qettys last evening with a delightful buffet supper at their apartment on College street. Vari-colored zinnias attractively decorated the rooms. Guests included the Hopkins-Gettys wedding party and a few other friends of the couple. Miss Hopkins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas David Hopkins, of Hopkins. She attended the University of South Carolina where she became a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Mr. Gettys, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Team Gettys, of Camden, is a graduate of the University Law school and is a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. The bride-elect will have for her maid of honor, Miss Martha L. Withers and her bridesmaids will be Miss Marybelle Higgins, Miss Martha Gettys, of Camden, cousin of the bridegroom-elect, Miss Sarah Perkins, Clearwater, Fla.; Miss Mary Palmer, Tryon, N. C.;' Miss Louise Mlkell, Eastover; and Mrs. Oliver Seabrook, Wadmalaw Island. The bridegroom-elect's best man will be his brother, Team Gettys, Sardis, Miss., and his groomsmen will be: John Gettys and Nicholas Gettys, Lugoff; Stuart Clarkson and Charles Shannon, 3rd, both of Camden; and James Hopkins and Thomas Hopkins, Jr., of Hopkins, brothers of the brideelect.?Sunday'B State. Mr. and Mrs. Savage Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savage, Jr., were hosts at a delightful party late Thursday afternoon, which they gave in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Louis Moyes, of Paris, France. Mrs. Moyes is the former Miss Adele Savage, and .she and Mr. Moyes are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savage, Sr. About a hundred guests were Invited, most of them being former friends and contemporles of the honor guest. Mrs. 8heorn Hostess Mrs. Wylie Sheorn had as her guest last week, Miss Beulah Cook, of Lancaster. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Sheorn gave a bridge party in honor of her guest at her home on Mill street. The house was attractively decorated with vases of flowers from the hostess lovely garden and after the game an Ice course was served with sandwiches and cakes. The score prizes were won by Mrs. James Gandy, Mrs. Lee Little and Mrs. Marlon Williams. M18i Cook also received a gift from the hostess. Mrs. Team Hoateaa Mrs. Ben Team Invited a dozen . guezU to play bridge at her home i Wednesday afternoofi' with Mrs. W. A. i Bunch, of Orangeburg, who Is visiting Mrs. John Ranch. The score prises i were won by Mrs. Lee Little and Mrs. ! R. E. Stevenson, and later in the afternoon delicious refreshments were 1 lerred. Personal Mention Mrs. Reuben Plus, Jr., has returned from a visit to her parents In Che^Ar. Mrs J. S. Black well Is friends at Chimney Rock. N. C.^^J Mrs A S. Llewellyn Is In Richmond visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. l^awrepce Jones returned Sunday from a tour of Florida. Wylle Sheoru. Jr.. Is spending a week at Poinsett Park Mrs. Oarnett Klttrell spent the past week with her family in Orangeburg. Miss l?aurle Blackburn, of Columbia, visited relatives here Saturday. A. S. Llewellyn leaves today on a business trip to Boston. Oary Martin, of Clinton. Is here for a visit to Hettry Niles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Carrlson are in Blowing Rock for a visit. E. I). Law, of Elliott, is on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. F. D. Goodale. Miss Margaret Fewell returned j Tuesday from a two mouth's trip abroad. Mrs. G. E. Taylor has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Mark Johnson, In Charlotte. J. Y. Reese, of Eastover, spent the week end with his son, J. H. Reese, and Mrs. Reese. Julian H. Burns, who Is a lieutenant In R. O. T. C., has gone to Pensalcolu for encampment. Mrs. R. M. Yelvington. of Washing ton. 1). C., Is the guest of her father, Dr. T. B. Bruce. I Norman Baum has gone to Asbury | Park, N. J., where he has a job for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shannon. 4th, left this week on a trip to points In Virginia. Mr. and Mrt}. Nettles Lindsay were the week end guests at Nlnnell, N. C., of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Whitaker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bunch and of Orangeburg, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rauch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curetou and daughter have returned from a visit] at Pawley's Island. I I Miss Emily Zeinp has gone with a party of friends to New York to the World's Fair. Miss Christine Outz has gone to Greenwood for a vacation of two weeks. J. C. Glllls and C. E. Davis returned today from a visit in Hot Springs, Ark. A. G. Clarkson, Jr.. is attending a two week's encampment in Pensaoola. Fla. Miss Irma Seagle has returned from Greenville, where she attended summer school. Mrs. L. H. Truesdale has as her guest at her home at Bovkln, her i^lece, Miss Marlon Howard, of Hamlet. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Guthrie and their two children, of New York, are guests of Mr. Guthrie s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Guthrie. Mrs. Carrie Gerardleu and Miss Bessie Gerardieu, of Columbia, were the week end guests of the Misses McDowalls. Mr. and Mrs. John deLoach and family returned Saturday from Saluda. N. C.f where they were the guests of Misses Loirly and Mamie Shand. Mrs. Edmund Rhett is the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, 3rd, at their home on Colonial lake. Skottowe DePass is visiting his aunt, Mrs. James Allen. In Darien, and Mrs. Anthony de Meli, in NewYork. Miss Paulette West Is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thorne at the Ambassador Hotel, in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Blakeney Zemp are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fischer Black and Mr. Black at their home in Washington. The Rev. and Mrs. A. D. McArn, Miss Lai Blakeney and Mrs. J. G. Richards, Jr., left Monday for Montreal for a short stay. Mrs. J. D. Arthur returned Tuesday to her home in Union after a visit to her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wilson. Mrs. Lilly Cook, of Halem, Ga.. and her nephew, Ward Owens, of Augusta, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Partln last week. Miss Thelma Flowers, of Charlotte, was at home last week end visiting her mother, Mrs. John JFlowers. She had as her guest, Miss Methlee Cox, of Charlotte. John Frank Brallsford returned to Camden for a visit with his cousin. Billy Bates, who has been his guest In Orangeburg. ?Orangeburg Times and Democrat. Miss Lena Stevenson has as her guests, Miss Eleanor Sale, of Ashoville; Miss Ethel Sherard, of Columbia; and Miss Elizabeth Culp, of Fort Mill. .. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Lee and Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. M. R. Pearson, of Anderson, returned Tuesday from a two week's trip to Niagara Falls, Montreal and Quebec. Mrs. James Zemp. Mrs. John Davidson, Miss Gertrude Zemp, Mrs. D. C. HInson and Mra. D. M. McCaaklll hare returned from Rock Hill, where ther hare been attending, summer school, at Wlnthrop college. i * Misses Helen and Kosa Uolsonhelmer and Professor I*exle Gelaenheltuer are spending (his week In Savannah, where they are (ho guests of Mrs. Lewis Clyburn. Mr. and Mrs Ixmls delx>ach and their daughters, Emily and Josephine, of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with Mrs. dolx>aeh's mother, Mrs, Frank Wooten. C W Hhoden has returned from a trip to New York and the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. llasll Bruce and children are on a two week's visit to Mrs. Hruce's brother In Alabama. Mrs. J. 11 Hums Is In Pousacola, Fla., and she will also visit her son, l)r. C. Houtou Hums, who la senior Interne at Charity hospital In New Orleans. before she returns home. Mrs. A. H Karosh aud sou, Jackie Karesh, left last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Sam Wittenberg aud sou, Philip Wittenberg, of Columbia, for the World's Fair, New York City. William Haum, who has been at Duke university studying, Is here for a visit to his father, O. H. Haum, before leaving for Caguas, Puerto ltlco, to resume his teaching of English In the school there. Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoss have returned | from a month's motor trip to San Francisco to the exposition and the return trip was made by the World's Fall- and other points of Interest In New York slate. Floyd Arrauts and two sisters, Misses lkirothy and Mary H. Arrauts, of CUffside, N. C., spent the week end In the Antloch section visiting relatives. Upon their return they were accompanied by Miss Mae Nell Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Smith returned Thursday from Illack Mountain. N. C.. where they were called on account of the death of the latter's father, John A. Lance, which occurred suddenly Tuesday morning from a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heath, who have been visiting their old home In Milwaukee. expect to return next week. While away Mrs. Heath had to undergo an operation. Her friends will be delighted to know that eho Is greatly improved and will be able to travel home next Monday. | Henry Morrell, of Wellford. S. C., spent several days In Camden visiting relatives and renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Morrell married a Miss Monroe and left Camden more than forty years ago. His father once owned the pond and property on which the Wateree mill Is now locatod. Mrs. Thomas Ancrum and her children, Josephine and Tommy, are at home, after a visit of several weeks to relatives of Mrs. Ancrum In I?cust Valley, N. Y., and Maine. Walterboro Hotel Man Injured A l*. Coatello, proprltor of the W*U terboro Hotel, was fatally Injured at 6 o'clock Friday afternoon four ml lea from Kdtato Beach when his car left the highway and collided with a tree, lie had been spending the week at the beach and was on route to Walterbo ro when the wreck occurred. An eye witness stated that the car gradually left the hlghwuy and appeared to have been driven by an uncousolous driver, the opinion being expressed that Mr. -00810110 had suffered a stroke 'or had died suddenly ut the wheel. The car was a complete wreck and If the driver was alive he met death Instantaneously. ICxIled King Zog and Queen (.Jeraldlne of Albania and their entourage arrived In Stockholm, Sweden, early this week to spend sevoral days, enroute to France. * - ?-i~i !? PRESCRIPTIONS BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO US. THE PUREST DRUGS OBTAINABLE. WE USE EXACTLY WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERS. DePASS' DRUG STORE Phone 10 " :: We Deliver The surest protection against failure Is never to attempt to do anything. Camden Theatre FRIDAY, JULY 28 L>eauna Durbln, Nan Gi*ey and Robert Cumm tugs "THREE SMART GIRLS GROWN UP" SATURDAY, JULY 29 Don Ameche. Minnie Barnes and Gloria Stuart I "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" Also, Final Buck Rogers and Popeye Comedy Sat., July 29, 10:30 Show Marie Wilson and Allen Jenkins "SWEEPSTAKE WINNERS" MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 31 and AUGUST 1 Shirley Temple and Randolph Scott "SUSANNAH OF MOUNTIES" >ofroooooo?oo??oo?oooo?o< WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 Walter Pidgeon and Virginia Bruce "SOCIETY LAWYER" THURSDAY and FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 and 4 "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" ^ Nainsook Gowns 25c With dainty hand embroidery and contrasting piping. Well made! Extra sizes at the same low price! Values. | Girls' Panties ioTI Neatly trimmed styles. Well cut, snug fitting. With ribbed leg bands. Cool and comfortable ! Stock up now and save! Muslin Sheeting 4c yd. Priced to sell fast! Get yo-ur share early and save! 36 inch Parkway* LL unbleached. i Exclusive with Penney's I Cottage Sets 49c Of fine Printed Marquisette in all the wanted colors. Brighten up your home. These are value plus! Vacation Bargains! GIRLS' DRESSES 25c Darling- little frocks in gay vat-dyed prints ? tailored and flared skirt styles! Sweet ruffled sheers?organdy, batiste and dimities! You'll want several! Sizes p-T-14. REPRICED TO CLEAR BATHING SUITS For all tihe family. All repriced for quick selling. Now is the time to save. 67c to $2.47 Women's and Misses POLO SHIRTS One of the hottest values we've ever offered. Repriced 25c Novelty Sandals ,.1 Ladies, here is your chance to jh I J J get real value. Repriced from * . higher ranges. . ' . _ A Round-up of Bargains for You! Colored Handkerchiefs r 2 for 3C We are overstocked on these, so you get good hankies at half price. Summer Sheer Goods 15c Bright, attractive patterns. Values far above this price. Bias Tape r r 8 yd. pieces ? 1UL OL Slightly soiled?so we must clear it out?you save on this one. Women'* Slack* 47C Only 5 pair left?and they were much higher?but they must go. Flour Sack Squares 5C Ideal for dish clothes. Only about 10J hjft, so hurry. A Timely Reminder Summer BLANKET EVENT In Full Sway?Never Before Such Values! Men's Wash Suits Only a few left, so we repriced them for your benefit. $3.95 to $6.50 Men's Straw Hats 4 only?so get ypur size if you can?they're bargains! 95c P E N N E IP'S H|HH^HHQH^K^R9QQ^3Q^Qy22!3EflBBEED!BQEDEDBfllilK^ ^1? . m~~ - ? ~M .