Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WITH THE WINTER COLONY KORN'S UB Street Columbia, S. C. 'or The Farm; •Horse Drawn Disc Harrows •Fertilizer Distributors •Middle Bustors •Turn Pfows •Gantt Plow Stocks I •Gsffden Plows •Shovds, Hoes, Rakes, etc. •Drag Harrows b.'v Men Hardware & Sqiply Co. PHONE 7 Br MAXINE NETTLES Miss Ruth Richards, of Oai^lner, Me. and New York, has had as her guest at her winter place here, •"North House." Dean Virginia Gil- dersleere of Barnard College, who has just been .honored by the French goTernment, being present ed the Legion of Honor of Prance. She was also given the degree of Doctor of Law from Princeton University. Miss Richa^s’ other guests include Miss Francis Living ston and Miss Francis Ives, of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry James of New York City. Mrs. D. N. Lee and Anbrey Fish- back. of Middleburg and Warren- ton, Va., who have had horses here all season shipped out on Sunday and will train for awhile in Vir ginia before going to Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wright, of New York, whose winter home here on Chesnut street is one of Cam den’s most charming, gave a lunch eon on Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clement of Buffalo, N. Y. and Harry D. Klrkover, Camden’s number one sportsman. Middleburg will be well repre sented at the Carolina Cup race meet when Mrs. McCormick, Crls Greer and Gerald Webb arrive for the long weekend of March 29th. One of the Winter Colony’s most charming ladies is Miss Jane Swords, of Morristown, N. J., who has been making Camden her "sec ond home" for many seasons. Mr. and Mrs. David R. WUliams of Malberry Plantation and Tulsa, Oklahoma, are in New York, where Mr. Williams will sail this week on the "America" for a business trip to Arabia. Mrs. Williams will return here. Miss Kate Williams, student at Sarah Lawrence School in New York^ is spending the Spring holidays at Mulberry Plan' tatlon and has as her house-guest Miss Sally Hillman, of Pittsburgh. Kate and Sally have Just returned from a houseparty at Wilmington Island, near Savannah, and were chaperoned by Mrs. Lucy Pomeroy Dean. ’The Richard Wallach's, of Roll ing Rock Club. Ligonier, Pa., will be here for the race meet, March 29th. The Court Inn, Camden’s exclus ive resort hotel, is gay with many guests among whom are; Lt. Gen eral Robert C. Richardson and Mrs. Richardson, of Bath, Me., who will remain for several weeks. Miss Elizabeth Bunch arrived on Sun day for the remainder of the seas on. .. . Mrs. Esther duPont Weir, of Wilmington, Del., who has been at the Court Inn all season, will be Joined here later by her sister, Mrs. Roy Carrnthers. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Lament Dominick, of Mlllbrook, N. Y., who formerly had a winter place here, have returned after a month’s stay at Court Inn. . . . Mrs. Helen Van Zandt Knight, of Avon, N. Y., is also at the Court Inn and gave a party on Tuesday evening. ... One of the . parties at dinner af Sarsflefd Club before Hie Bham> rock Ball on last Wednesday eve ning was ope from the Court Inn which inclnded Miss Ethel Yates, Miss Lillian Tates, Mrs. George Gillespie, of New Rochelle, N. T., Mrs. Piper Reynolds, Mrs. EL Con ner, Theodore Russell and Edwin Beangeard. . . . Arriving on Wed nesday, for a few days, are the Chariss Msniman's of Griffin, Ga. She was "GaP Searey, who has visited here on numerous occas ions. . . . The Edmund Rlchard- s(m’s. of New Orleans, are spend ing a week or more here. . . . Mrs. Moncure Biddle, of Haverford, Pa., and bar guests, Mrs. Wm. Bl Whel- en, Mrs. Bernard Dloway, coapoe- ed a dellghtfnl motor trip to Sea Island, Ga., last week. All ate stop ping at the Court Inn. . . . Mrs. Burrows Matthews and son, James of Buffalo, N. Y., wore overnight guests at Court Inn this week, as were the L. Bryce Wing’s of of Monckton, Md. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd of Haverford, Pa., Judge and Mrs. Louis Han, af New Canaan, Conn., and the Frederick Bontecou’s, of Mlllbrook, are guests Kershaw Co. Girls On Distinguished List At Winthrop at Court Inn. . . . The RusseH Engs who are here for the season, have aa their gnest Mr. Engs sister, Mrs. John Poster, of Canada and New Faith Robert Holley and Mai^ York. . . . Mr. ^and Mrs. Charles garet Carolyn Pitts of. Camden, Dutch have returned to their home and Augusta Inez Hyatt of Cassatt in Winchester, Va., after several have been named on Winthrop col- weeks sUy here. . . . Edward Con-' lege’s dteUngulshed list for first ner, Mamaronack, N. Y., is one of semester.\ ofHcials announced to- the dally riders at the Junior Hunt.' day at the South Carolina College Among the newcomers to Cam-1 for Women, den are the Arthur T. Meigs, of Distinguished students at Wln- Phlladelphia, he being a member throp are those who maintafn an of the Carolina Cup committee, average of 1.60 quality points for BETHE80A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, March 23 A. Douglaa MeAm, Pastor Church school at 10 o’clock with a Bible clasa for every age. The nursery class continues through the morning service. Morning wor ship with prayer, sermon and an-. them. Children’s and Young Peo ple’s service at 6:80. Midweek ser vice Wednesday at 8 p. m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. One cannot but wonder if a safe cracker would-risk his money in a safe. Another interesting couple from Philadelphia who will arlve this eaoh semester hour of credit. Miss Holley, a freehman, is tak- Week for the Cup races is Mr. and Ing a four-year course for a Bach- Mrs. David D. O’Dell, who come here for the first time. Word has been received from Newell Ward, of Middleburg. Va., that ho will at tend the races. Dr. and Mrs. Palmer Williams, from Baltimore, are at the Court Inn and gave a large cocktail party Wednesday afternoon. She was a Miss Whitaker, of South Carolina. ’The visiting Judge <for the Cam den Horse Show will be Otto Purr, of Virginia. There will be a tea at Harry D. KIrkover’s beautiful es tate, following the show, for the donors of trophies and exhibitors. Rodney Jarvis has as his house- guests his- daughter, Mrs. George Clarke and Mr. Clarke, of Darien. Conn. Mr. Jarvis gave a buffet supper for them at "Salubrla”, his winter place here, Tuesday eve ning. Dr. and Mrs. (she is Doctor also) Alfred H, EJhrencIau and John and Alice Ehrenclau, of New York City, have opened their place "Sarafleld", for the remainder of the season. *Mrs. Lewis R. Ambler, of Canon- elor of Science degree in commerce. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade C. Holley of Camden. Miss Pitts, a senior and also a commerce student, is treasurer of the Winthrop YWCA. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pitts of Camden. Miss Hyatt, a sophomore, has been nam^ once on a previous dis tinguished list. Taking a four-year course for a Bachelor of Science degree in home economics. She is a member of the Baptist Student Union, and the campus tennis club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hyatt of Cassatt. For last semester. 101 Winthrop students were listed aa distinguish ed. Six were all "A” students; three made all "A" grades except on physical education. An electronic ultramlsroscope Is to be purchased to study the water supply of Chicago. Life geta more complex all of the time. ' ■ dale. Conn., haa arrived and ia at her home 1706 Fair streat PITTS’ CABINET SHOP / 838 South Broad St. ALL Kinda of CABINET WORK, SCREEN DOORS, WINDOWS, LAWN, FURNITURE. Anything to be made, we make it. GIVE US A TRIAL WORKING MEN WANTED MECHANIC WANTED SEMI-DRIVERS WANTED To Travel With Carmval APPLY HARRY LOTTRIDGE CRESCENT AMUSEMENT CO. Fair Grounda Camden, S. 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