Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i s For those are the only kind you can buy here And when you get RELIABILITY plus LOW PRICES you are getting THE VERY UTTERMOST that any store can give. ' . ? ' \ . I. Wc Arc Going Out Ol Business And Are tSacrltlcing l\^iercl>aii^cilsf? THESE PRICES MEAN TREMENDOUS MONEY-SAVING POSSIBILITIES OSBORNE & PEARSON 9 A pretty coupllment to the brlde oloct of next week, Miss Sara Giles, was the shower given on Thursday afternoon by M TB. P. K. McCully at lier homo on west Whitner street. Each guest brought a kitchen towel, and thc time was pleasantly spent hemming these towels for thc bride's kitchen. Mrs. Frank Fariner finished hers first, and was given a lovely cuff nnd collar, which sho presented to Mis* Giles. Assisting Mrs. McCully wero Mrs. Clarence Pr?vost, Mrs. Ed. Atkinson and-Miss Kate Russell. An elegant s'i??ad course was served during the afternoon. Tho guests wore all cousins 'and incluid Mes dames O. O. Evans, Charlie Gam brell, Frank Farmer, Anna Weston, Ira Giles, Carrie Patrick, - George Speer, Ancrrcw Speer, Tom Speer, Joo M. Evans, A. G. Fretwcll, Carrie Mc Cully. J. C. Mariiliall, Emmie Cath cart, Clarence Provost, Misses Sara Giles, Kathrine Stelling. Ellie Mc Cully, Kate Russell, Louise Hum phreys. Miss Virginia Gilmer was the charming little hostess for a dozen friends on Thursday cronins! thc oc casion being her 14th birthday. They wore invi.od out to supper, and * af terwards all went to the picture Those who enjoyed this1 delightful occasion were: Misses Clarice Town send, Lydia McCully, Ann Qambrell, Evelyn Brown, Carol Cox, Thelma Osborne, Marcile Ouest,. Mabel Dil lingham, Virginia and Frances Mar Change In Location I am now located over W. A. Power's grocery store at 212 1-2 S. Main Street. I thank my friends for their past patronage and ask con tinuance of same. 1 make plates at $6.60 I moke gold crowns at$4.00 S?ver fillings, 50c and up. Gold fillings $1.00 and op Painless Extracting 40J=. I make a specialty of treating Pyorrhea, Alveo-. Ians of the gums and all crown and bridge work, and regulating mal rormed.teeth. AU work guaranteed first class. _ S. G. B ft U C E 'rim DENTIST m i -11 linn- th Fancy Gold 4 In odd pieces; audi aa Chop Tr*y*> Sandwich Plates, Lemot etc. These are beautiful, and present to your wife. Wo ?iso carry faB dinner ? ferent patterns, and different s $20 to $43. See Show Wim ?BS. VT. A. HUDGENS, Editor, F^liom sholl, Sara and Caroline McFall. The Junior Philathea class ot the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Raymond Frctwoll on weat Franklin street The October meeting of tho-Palmet to chapter waa held on Friday after noon with Mrs. J. B. Humbert- In thc absence of tho president the first vice president, Miss Mab Monham, presided, and the principal business waa the election of tho delegates for the general and State convention. Those elected to the general conven tion in Savannah were: Miss Eubank Taylor and Miss Mab Bonham, with MiBS Rossie Major and Mrs. " liave Beatty as alternates. To the State convention in Yorkville Miss Eubank Tailor and Mrs. William Muldrow were elected as delegates with Miss Kathleen Morryco and Mrs. Ed. Mar shall as alternates. The chair pre sented in behalf ot Mr. Burnett, the claims of tho new theatre manage ment. The program for the afternoon was ns follows: piano solo. Miss Gene Harris; a paper on the second bat tin of the war., the first battle of ??n aassas. by Miss Annie Cooley; solo, Miss Kathleen Mr.rryce. Miss Eliza Major, the chapter historian, read a beautiful' written paper? full -of in tending information, "Tho South Carolina Generals tn the War."This paper was written by a local veter xa. Tho attractive hostess, assisted iy Mrs. Dave Beatty, and Miss''Elisa Majors, nerved an elegant salad :ourso during tho social half hour. ' On Tuesday evening from 0 to 8. Hiss Eunice Evans wan tho pretty mung hm tess for about 28 of her 'rienda when sho entertained at hor mndsomo homo on McDufBo street, t was thc 12th birthday or tho little loste?? and thc occasion was a rory )!ensant and happy ono for the young 'OlSs. AP attractive pink and white ?olor scheme waa daintily carried .ut andr after many merry games thc roung hostess, assis'nd hy Misses lara Evana and Sara Mattison, serv id a delightful sweet courie. Ono ot thc charming affairs }n con,-1 lection with the Giles-McCuUy wed ling of next j week was the elegant ourse dinner at. which Mrs. Bert UcCully entertained a few of his rlends on Friday evening af his sub irban homo Just west of- the city. .R?jd dallies, were used in beautiful rofusion all through tbs house, : ca udally on tho dining table, and the lace' cards were bolls ot cotton, tied fith ribbon. The gnests, who includ Band China Dishes, Celery Dishes, Reit ^Pitchers,, Cake Pistes, just the very thing for ? mee els in French Chins, ia dif Ctes, ranking m price from low Display. Ol. od tho old- Wost End .club, of walch tho host waa one of the host loved memhers, presented him with a min iature bale of cotton, bearing his in itials on ono sido and the bride's on tho other Bide. When opened it con tained a beautiful assortment o' I cocks brought rby hie friends. ' At ter'the last course was served an old time "experience meeting" was held and tho happy incidents of their carly boyhood days furnished pleasant and merry" reminiscence-. Those present were : Meusrs. Clarence Pr?vost, Max Craytcn, Blair? Craytcn, Keys McCul ly. Will-Harrison, Rhett Parker, Har ry Orr, IL 10. Ligon, George McCon noll. George Hammett, A: 8. Farmer, Charlie Gumbrell, Bond Anderson and Joel Keys. Catcocheo chapter, D. A. R., will meet on. Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. J. R, Vandivor, at her home " Runnymede." A number of Miss Esther Lancas ter'g friend? gave her a pleasant lit tie.surprise party on Friday evening at hoi- homo on River street. It was a delightful informal artair-and was fully enjoyed by all present. Dainty refre?]ir.-.MIi M were served during thc evening and the hostess was assisted Toy Misses Nolle Finley and F.uth Wjells, and Mr. Glenn Lassltar. Tiie others present were: Misses Nelle Finley, Elisabeth Robinson, Ethe! Nelson, Alberta Farmer, Lois and Ruth <Vells, Willie Carn and JesBio Hcmber, Dr. Forest Suggs, Mcssis. Jule Earle, Elbert Bailey, Ralph Reed, Sloan Stephens, Harvio Todd, Glenn Lassiter, Ed. Valentine, Hornian Balley. A fow of Miss Carrie. Fret well's friends friends gathered informally Friday evening to help her celebrate her birthday and a delightfully pleas Hnt evening was Boent. They pre sented Miss Fret well with- many beautiful flowers. Tfco regular monthly meeting of th*. Missionary society of St, John's Methodist ohurch will be held Mon lay afternoon, October 26, at 4 o'clock with Mis ssa Irene and Clara Osborne %i' "Arlington." Miss Grace Clayton of Bosley ls Halting Mrs. P. Glenn on Fant street. -- Miss Kat? Russell who has been be guest of Mrs. Clarence Provost ind other friends here for several vceks, loft yesterday for her home at lussells. The music pujaU? ot Miss Charlotte 'arks. North Anderson, gave a recital ! ast Thursday afternoon tn which the ittle folks played ?? very acceptably, bowing corked improvement si neb teglnnlng their lessons. Among the Limbers ware plano solo? by Misses .neile Speer, Dorothy Pr?vost ?ad tylvene El rod and Masters Mason Speer and Francis Pravost. There vere also uacts by Francis and 'Dor .thy Pr?vost, Helen Harden and Syl ene Fl ?od. Mason Speer and* Miss "ark*. Lucile Speer-and Miss Parke ?tter the praying refreshments were ervod. Those press?t ware: Mea ames Andrew Speer, Clarence Pre 'oat,. Sylvester El rod, Samuel Har? en and Misses Helen Barr?as, Kate tosseU. Elisabeth Bargot and Caro* va Belt \?, .A pretty entertainment . on the ioek'fl social caleedar waa the linen bower given yesterday afternoon by (re. Florence Thompson ta honor of liss uara uiloo, wjiotf? weiioioa iieai te Mr. Sert VsCiiUy wiit be ?n i taportant social event Mn. Thomp-jar o^ ai w P .T hi tr ai st H tl C4 Ul Ol w K M II Al Pt Ut ar dr th ot SI br bf 1 br son's beautiful new homo on south McDuffle street is ideally fitted % for entertaining, as the whole iront of tho houso can be thrown together and on Saturday afternoon it wa3 par ticularly bright with beautiful vases of chrysanthemums. M/s. Charles Sullivan received thc guests at thc door, conducting them to tho receiving line where Mrs. Thompson received her guests with tho honoree. Miss Giles, Miss Kath rine Stelling and Mrs. Iva Giles. Dur liiG the afternoon the guests were given an interesting little contest to lill out styled' "An Automobile llo ma nee." So many tied for the prize a beautiful bouquet of Chrysanthe mums that Mrs. Irving Brownlee stood upon the first landing of the stairs and threw it un, it being caught by her sister, Mlas Bonnie Orr, a charming visitor from Charlotte, N. C., Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. Wil liam King Invited the guests into thc dining room where : Misses Edna Thompson, and Edith Hubbard serv ed ad elegant salad course under the supervision of Mrs. Claud Earle and Miss Cecilla von Hasseln. About 40 guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. B.? Bolin Allen of Lowndesvllle announce the engage ment: of their daughter, Ida, to Mr: Hussen S. Garner, tho wedding to take place lr. November? Miss Allen has often visited here as.the guest of her aunts. Misses Ida and Lola Wut son, and har roany friends will he in terested in this announcement. Mrr. J. W. Morrah of Mt. Carmel ia the guest of her daughter, Mrs. 'alhoun Harris. Misa Bonnie Orr of Charlotte, N. 3* is visitiug her sister, Mrs. Irving 3rownIec. Mian Stella Couchman has gone to 1er homoi at Lykesland near Gol um. da. nnd tbcre she will bo married >n Wodoesda> tr. Mr. John Burns o? ?end'.ctcr.. It will bo a nutet homo .flair and Miss Orpha Harris of Pon llcton will- po down cn MWnriay to be1 >rosent at the wedding. Miss Oausb-i1 ahn da a graduate nurse of tho An tawon hospital and since her gradu tlpni several years ago hhs .located a Anderson. They will make their lome cn Mr. Burn's farm near Peer leton. Among the out of town guests who rill bo .here -.for the Giies-McCully ?redding on Thursdav will be: Mr. nd Mrs. W. T. Giles and children f Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. liles of New York,. Mrs. W. A. Tem toton. W. O. Templeton. Mrs. . Lucy "homps?n, Mr,' and .Mrs. W. D. Barks ale of Abbeville. "Mr. W. A. Gllca and liss Lulle Giles of GranltcvtUo, Mr. od 'Mrs. ira Giles. Mrs. E. M. Racker returned tn Go imbla ladt night, after a visit of sev rai day? io Ike .pity. The homo ,of. Mrs. Prances H.. ?Mc* hail at Pendleton was tho scene of pretty 'home -wedding on Tuesday pening when her daughter. Marie, nd Mr. Thad Willingham of Belton ere.married by thc Kev. Charles M sien, pastor or the Methodist church: ho ceremony was performed ea the ?autiful ?awn beneath the stately ?es, a fit netting for the pretty brid party thkt gathered there. To tho rains of tho wedding march by Miss ?a MJcCrory th* bridal party took leir stand beneath the boughs ot dor.: bright willi clusters ot electric. 5hts: Miss Pearl Garvin with Mr. llliard Hunter, ?flss Louise Hunter ttl'Mr., Jamas Terry. Miss Sallie unter with. Mr. Harold Willingham, iss Vera MePhail with Mr. Ralph unter. Th* ovid* of honor was Miffs ante McPhali ia a lovely gown ot Bk with pink carnations. The f*o ile? flower girl?, Augusta ..Simpson nd Edith Martin, ?ore dainty, white esses and carrie? baskets ot earna vns. The bride oame out on the arni her boHimrrifc+law, Mr. Eugene, tfon, and viet the groom with his *V man, Mr. Basil willingham. The ide wore a beautiful creation of trite ftfttin and carried an armful of He** roses an? lilies of thera?ley. Immediately after thc eerettor> vorel hundred guests were enter tain at an elegant reception, after alee Mr. and Mr?. Willingham, left r an extended aredoing trip north. The many r?tffeip of Wu it McCauley a doeply fnteresteo in the recital ho will give In tho Anderson college auditorium next Friday evening. Thle is Mn McCauley's first public appear ance Anderson. For ronny yeaTE ho made his home hero with Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank ( mylor,, later going to Germany where ho studied for five years, therefore, Anderson people feol a deep personal interest in him and his work, and are looking forward to hearing him on Friday evening. On,account of the show in town on Tuesday, Monday afternoon will be obsorvod as card afternoon at the 1030 HUI club. Charming 'arrange ments have boen made for tho after* noon. Tho lady members will go out as usual and play cards dining tho afternoon and at 6 o'clock the gentle men will come out for supper. Later dancing and cards will be enjoyed for the rest of the evening. Tho Roso Hill club has ncvor boen moro at tractive than JuBt now when thc troea are putting on their fall suits, ali making a picture of gorgeous color ing. Mr. and M'--s. Tom Hill arc expect-? cd home today after a two weeks trip north. Mrs. Harry Cunningham of Green ville ia viriting Mrs. Sallie Cunning ham. Miss Jessie Srovne visited friends in Pendleton last week. Mrs. Georgo Aldo of Italy who is spending some time In Andereon with relatives has gono to licardmont to I visit her brother, Mr. 8. M. Orr. Mr. Harry Cunningham of Green ville ls spending today in town with relativos. An Accident. First office boy-Well, did you ask your boss for a raise right af ter his lunch, as 1 told you? Second office boy-Yes; and I got fired. He'd forgot to take his dyspepsia tablet. 1 ?. Bil gm Price? We have received a shiprhi coats; nnd coat suits, direct from We will be pleased to show ANDERSON'S BIG EVENT OF THE WINTER VERY BEST MUSIC Tentatively Agreed ' on Dates bf February 22-23-24 for Big got Attraction Ever Here. It ts nightly probable that the dates of February 2!t, OT; 24 will be chosen for the Grand Winter Musical Festi val which is to be held in Anderson1 thig year under the auspices of the American Musical' institution. A let ter was received In Anderson Satur day from George S. Waldo, president of the institute, tn which he says that $500,000 worth of high class musi cal talent wilt IKS Bent to Anderson for tho. three days. ft la understood that the music festlvnl to bo held In Anderson will rank with tl?e South Atlantic States music festival, held eaeh year with Converse college in Spartanburg and with tho other great musical attrac tions of the year in the South. It is believed that the artists coming here will bo fully as good, ir not better, than those secured for the other at tractions in this part of the country. It ls understood that the atractlons coining here in February will visit no other towna in this immediate section ot Anderson's population. Columbia, Charleston, Jacksonville and New Or leans are come the ?K!$? boc-==u-' for tue appearance nf this splendid j Imusical company. Manager Bleich r.f the Anderson j I. TES'l zer's ^-p>-oofC%rse I from $1.00 to $; !nt bf exceedingly becoming dresse New York, which represent thc Vd them to you~ theatre has consented for thO?e?-j||*> charge of tho approaching attraction, to stage the affair iii the handsome new play hon?? and it 1s confidently expected thst the large building .will sold out and that "S. R. O.,?' elena will be hung out for the ?rst perfor mance. M1* ?"T'.'liwi Plausible, ReaDy. "Wliy is ' a man's ?tfVW4* in sections, instead of ail iii one piece? " asked Johnnie,, u^hp just taken up pnysiology,, "So that it will" stretch at ^the seams and not burst when he gets the swell head," answered1 father; j-%JlIdge". K/hir? 01 no r Dainty Jewelry Ajdds much io cl If well selected, it impart^ / j an air of good breedme; told Y refinement to, botn men rnd J I^Mst-1' ! Yon wfll be greatly inter ested in the new &aigtte we are* now SuioWnt*. ? <5% * Their inflection will, ford you pleasure and does no? oblige yo" lo ? pattt?*?r? Can you not come tricky? - Walter H. Kme & Coil The Lajw?s? ??e* it v /: ? i 4? ?i? : au i'-\sl. '* I. >. - . . ?I jj ' i I V i rs- 4 MW ."li s, and perfectly shinning,^ :ry latest in correct style.