The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 31, 1946, Image 5
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O’Hanlon are apending aeveral itara
at Sewanea. •
Fred Ogbnm, Jr^ thia week hr
l^hUM for Chico. Ciut. where he wiU
Tiaft friends.
Mr. jmd Mrs. Frank Spencer wUl
on Bandar for their antnmer
honlRa near Boston.
Barnard Borkin ia Tlsitlng Mr. and
Mrs. Vamon Haalam (Ciroline Bor
kin) in Baatbrook. Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Hngher Tlndal, Jr.,
of Columbia spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Bums.
Jack Karesh who has last been
graduated from Rireralde Academr.
• ia., is at home for the summer.
Ralph Leach and James Qibson of
GreenTiUe were guests of Mias iMtm
Team for the graduating exercises
on Tuesdar niidit -
. Miaa Meta Borkin has returned
from New, York’ where she was the
guest of Mss "Brooksle’' Marshall of
Columbi^or a week.
Miaa^arr Daria of Ocala, Fla.,
and a'student at the Unir^itr of
N. C., was the weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mullen. .
LUratenant-Cokmel Cull^ Capehart
IT.-8. Marinea, has Just returned from
Japan and is risittng his pventa..vMr.
and Mrs, W. R. Capehart. ’ 'i
Mrs. T. L. Alexander, Sr.. Captain
jT. L. Alexander. Jr., and Mrs. Henrr
Bpard, Jr.^ and little son are spending
’sereral dara in Atlanta.
Mrs. ..A. K. Biakener has returned
from Camp L^eun.e N. C., where
she risited Lieutenant and Mrs. Wil*
11am Wilson and daughter.,...--*'"'”'."
Mr. and Mrs,.Henrr"Flcbel and Mr.
^aad Mr». 8. W. Blchel hare returned
to Camden from an .#xtensire tour 'of
Georgia, Florida and Cuba. '
Deaa Borkin, Jr!; of Clemaon col
lege spent several dkra at home. He
Is now risltihg relatives In Charleston
before returning to college.
The manj friends of E. C. Pearce,
Sr., will be glad to knoV that he luu
left the Camden hospital and is now
at home improving rapidlr.
Mias Margaret Van Landingham had
as her guests for the graduating ex
ercises. Mrs. B. J. Lewis, Cecil Bras,
ington and William Van Landingham
o.f Columbia.
Mrs. R. Si. Stevenson and Miss
Bettr Stevenson are chaperoning a
group of ronng people at a house
pstrr at the ' Stevenson cottage on
Lake Shsmokln.
Mrs. James H. Bums la apending
several dara in New Orleans with
her son. Dr. Benton Bums. Mrs. Bama
and Dr. Bums will motor back to
Camden together.
Charles H. Blch^, son of Mr. aiRl
Mrs. S. W. Eichel la at home with his
parents for summer vacation. He is
a cadet at Riverside MUitarr Academr
in Gaineavllle, Ga.
Ben W. Heath left Tueedar for St.
Petersburg, Fla., where he will en
gage in business with a larga oil
irealtr companr. Mrs. Heath and son,
James, will loin him later.
I Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson an
nounce the btfth of a won, Joe Wayne.
Mar K, at the ft Francis hospital
in Gharlesdm. Mto;--Ja«,^aoa is the
, tormar H&lan Ball at Doe Weat
Mr. and Mrs. Bnrwell Capehart and
UtUe daughter. Marr. who have bean
spending several months at Pawler'a
toland are risltli« Mr. and Mra. W.
R. Capehart at Gartar HOI plantathm.
Mr. and Min. Simon Bkhel who
have bean ^apemWng Um past two
weeks at leading Florida reaorta have
returned homa Mr. and Mik Hearr
Eichel are also back after a ^tt In
Florida. ..
Miss Lai Blakean. R. M. Kennedr
II. Mrs. William Melatrre of Knox
ville, Tenn., CoL sad Mri. B. C. Voa
Treackow attended the funeral of J.
Sherrard Kennedr to Atlanta on
Mar 15.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buckler. Miss
Carol Buckler, with Mrs. B. W.
Heath and 8<w. James, left Tuesdar
for_Sharon, Conn., aftar apending the
winter and ain'ing at their winter
home Kainachatka. *
Mlaa Bsttr Bdwards Lewis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. J. P. Lewla of
210 Halle street will be gradnatea
from Converae college at commence
ment exercises in Twicheil auditorium
at 11 a. m. on June S.
Mra. Bleiuior Land was hoeteaa at
a house parir at the Hermitage Lake
Parlies
A delightful aocial event of last
week was the tea given hr Mr. and
Mrs. Henrr Savage. Sr., on Siturdar
afternoon in honor of their son4n-Iaw
and daughtw. Captain jsad Mrs. Rlpon
LaRoche. In the receiving line were
Mr. and Mrs. Savage. Captain and
Mrs. LaRoche and Mr. and Mra. Joto
Morae. In the dining room punch was
served hr Mrs. L. A. Savage and Mrs.
J. L. Kirkland. Mrs. Leonard Baup-
rich also assisted. in..eatorUinthg.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club was entertained last week by
Mrs. Dess Ooodale. Mrs. Ralph Little
was the only substitute and Mrs. R.
K Stevenson and Mrs. Goodale were
high score winners. -After cards re
freshments were served.
Miss l^illian Yates was hostess to
her bridge club on Thursday aftsir-.
noon at the Court Int. Besides the
members of the club. Miss Yatee had
Cotta^ tor MV^l days. Her aistor.Lg her gueets, Mrs. Deas Boykin, Mrs.
Miss Matrha Jordan, and Lou Bd-'Hoyt Rockafellow, -Mrs. Brannon.
FAQB Five
Herndon blidt adiod la Herndon and
the groom a graduate of Camden high
school of Camden, S. C.
Following the ceremony an Informal
reception was held in the home of
the bridee parents tor the bridal party
after which Sgt and Mrs. WUliami
left for a wedding trip.
Upon their return the couple will
make their home in Puterabargh. Va.
OAfI MBETINQ
There will be a called meeting Fri
day, Mar 81, of the DAR (Hobklrk
Hill chapter) at- the home of Mre.
B. C. Von Tresekow, <17 Green atreet,
atl4:S0 p. m. Officera for the coming
year will be elected to serve two
yeara. Membera are urged to he
pi^ent.
UDC WILL MKIT
The John D. Kennedy chitotor of
the United Deughters of the Oon-
fcderacy will meet with Mrs. A. C.
Drawdy, Mill atreet, Monday aftar*
noon at 4 o’clock. "
mundson. both of Chapel Hill, were
Mrs. Land’s' guests for the weekend.
'Th'e Wednesday Morning Bridge
club was entertained this week by
Mrs. D. O. Houser. Extra gneita be
sides members at the club were Mrs.
Douglas McAm. Mrs. T. J. Kirkland
the Misses Leila and Charlotte Shan
non and Mrs. D. A. Boykin.
Mrs. Elisabeth Kent, Mias Mary
Russell and Mias Bhannon DuBose of
the University of South Carolina were
here for the we^end with Mr.' and
Mra. Allison DuBose. Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine Rutledge of Birminidiam were
also here lastfweek for a short visit
With the* DuBoses.
Mr. and Mrs. Bari F. Shannon
(Dally Jackson) who luive been
spending some time with the latter’s
mother, Mra. W; U Stokea, Sr., left
Tuesday for Pawtucket, R. I., where
they will make their home. Mr. Shan
non was recently released from aCtfvw
duty in the air corps.
PFC Jack S. Karesh, son of A. Sam
Karesh of 207 Laurens, Camden, S. C.
who received the acientifle diploma,
and Staff Sgt. Karl Pledger Emanuel,
son of K. P. Emanndl of Boykin, S.
C.. who received the English diploma,
are among those graduating from
Riverside Military Academy.
WORKMAN—AN’THONY
Mr. and Mrs. V. Nye y^orkman of
Westville, S. C.. announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Leila Marie
Workman, to Jtdin Cecil Anthony, Jr.,
May II. The Rev. W. F, Baker per
formed the ceremony.
Mr. Anthony is the son of Mr. and
Mra. John C. Anthony, also of West-
villa.
Mrs. John DeLoach, Mrs. R. B. Clark
son, Mrs. J. L. Team and Mrs. (Thariea
Zemp. High scores were won by Mrs.
John DeLoach and Miss Yates. De
lightful refreehments were served.
LOUISE VIRGINIA PARR WEDS
SERGEANT RALPH H. WILLIAMS
The marriage of Miss Louise Vir
ginia Farr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter A Farr of Arlington, to Ser
geant Ralph H. Williams, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Blake Williams of
Camden, S. C., took place Friday af
ternoon in the Camp Lee chapel. The
ceremony was performed by Lt. Ck>l.
John O. Woods, the poet chaplain. .
The bride, given in marriage' by
Captain Edward J. Bums of San
Francisco, wore a short sleeved after-
noon dreea of navy blue with peplum
flaring from a gathered waistllnei.
She wore a purple orchid and a
white hat trimm^ with blue taffeta
and a blue veil with elbow length
gloves of white lace.
Mrs. Guy T. Bishop of Petersburg,
sister of the bride,. was matron of
honor. She wore a floral prhit dress
with black accessories and a corsage
of white .gardenias. The bridegroom
had as hia best man, Captain Guy T.
Bishop, the brides brother'ln.law.
now on terminal leave from the
United States army. Music tor the
ceremony was presented by Lieut
William T. Friday with a vocal rendi
tion of "I Love You Truly” by Lieut.
Prank R. WheMer, both of Camp Lee
The wedding culminated a romance
began at Camp Lee where both the
jbride and Sgt WiUlama were sta>
itloned. The bride is a graduate of
KERSHAW GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Kershaw Garden club held Its
May meeting at the home of Mrs.
Hubert SoweU, Tuesday afternoon.
May 21. Mra. C. R. Blakeney and Mra.
Jesse Mobley were assistant host
esses.
Mrs. John Brewer, club president
presided at the buainees session. A
number of visitors were present
Mrs. L. T. Gregory gave a paper,
“May in Southam Gardena”.
Mra. W. Id. Hayes gave an article
on “Corsages”.
A piano solo—Theme from Polo
naise “(A-Flat Major)" by , Chopin,
was played by Mrs. Ralph Gregory-
The program was concluded with
a flower contoat. Mrs. William Cath-
cart won the prise tor the contest
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
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