Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Raise i making your farther in the pur good meats. We cut we ixe alto cutting r**d these prices. per pound 20c pgr nAifnd !?<*' 15c and 20c in proportion, and lo the poand. *ta wier, 5o new patterns to . fftwk expert workmanship. a trial order. We can and save you money. ^Creel's Ari Sip H Os The Square. ' ari- -'Je^^?v ' ^"""^?SShss?e ^JRw practical iS?he presents this yes This being essential} Kiers it a safe and ide For this Christmas v i \ dress embellishme V; They ar?, fine high-g .the scope of our variet m?dat?WefyfmrSeT BB - - A Fe BK Polk 1 Beyond all question-The Pre H tiest Dells ,?n Anderson. B I sure to see them. Dolls of a fi sizes and kinds. IkSee Show ?Window. ons in a wide Varlo patteras sad qualities. Pisces of Hand Em tunchClothes. Bouquet*, < E?brf***m1 Pillow .tm ?.MAS College Glee dub. The Anderdon College .Glee Club composed of IR young Indien, who have been trained by M iHU. Saru Stran athan, will give a delightful enter tainment in the college auditorium on Monday evening. A beautiful program, consisting of sols, duets, trios and choruses, has been arranged and it promises to be one of the most charm ing affairs ever given at tho college, j Admission price will be 25 cents and I tickets are on sale at Evans* Phar macy. A large audience should be present on Monday evening. ?? . ? . . i ? Ked Cross Seals. As ttye Christmas season draws near the young ladies in charge of the sale, of red cross seals will rapidly pusli their sale, and they earnestly ask the cooperation of every one in Anderson to help them raise a nice amount for this cause. * . . Ladles* Day at Elks nab. Friday was as usual Ladles' Day at the Elks Club and quite a number or ladles were, the guests on this occa sion. The days at the Elks home are always charmingly pleasant and in formal and fully enjoyed by the la dles. Mrs. Ralph Ramer and Mrs. A. S. Farmer servfed dainty refresh ments' after which 'lanciting was en Joyed by a number of those present for quite a whH:v Mesdames C. 1\ Foss, T. L. Colv, C. S. Morrison, J. H. Henny of Le Grange, Ga.; W. D. Mc Lean, o. D. Anderson, A. 8. Farmer, Ralph Ramer, Miases Jessie Browne, Caroline Vance of Columbia Lalla Mae Dial of Laurens, Louise Gilmor, Ella May Cumming?, Bertha Casita, Una Patrick and Mrs. Hunter were among those present. . . . * . Informal Utile Rook Party. A charming little affair on the week's social list was the rook party given on ..Thursday evening by Mr. and "t?i?rt: Irving Brownlee at their pretty homo on South McDulBc st rc?. This popular and' attractive you n's couple had Just a few friends In for a pleasant info?mal evening and a very heepy egcat,lon ?t ^ jy?~ ya bs. Christmas ir should be article^ of rea jjya Jadies store; catering t ?l^??^o^ gifts. /e have secur?d^som?.fixc nts, so dear ?Q,ttie he???$1 rade things and will pleas y is so extensive as to pie .w? mm - Suggest ' vw . . . .:'n * ? -. .nil t* Ladies' and Gent's . Fine, A Umbrellas. A swell assort H ment of Silk Umbrellas wjtK I pretty bundles *t moderate, . prices. Fine Umbrellas Silk Hosiery In ?didey Boxe?, Mk'Waiata In Holiday Bews, Initial Handkerchiefs In different qua?? of linen, and other Sheer materials. Leatuer Purse*, and Party Boxes. Glovis, In a groat variety. Scarfs and Cluny Laces. BOYD NHS. W. A. H UDO ENS, Editor, Phone S Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Horton, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. (.'fly, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holman. eeo Miss Watson UL The friends of Miss Etoile Watson will regret to hear that Bhe la ser iously Ul at her honte on South Mc Duffle street. In Honor of Judge Memminger. L' A pretty compliment to Judge Mern- ' J* minger, who haa been holding court -j here, waa the elegant dinner given in ? his honor on Friday evening by Mr. :u and Mrs. T. Frank Watkins at their 111 pretty home on North McDuffie street. 81 The beautiful decorations were aug- j" gent Iv > of the Christmas season and ?J ?aer? prettily, carried, out in every de- . tail. The cht glasa and silver making ? S? the tnble particularly attractive. The ! ' evening '.'AB an unusually pleasant i rj, one and thoroughly enjoyed by all Bt present, among whom, besides the JJ honor guest, were: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. "t Sherard, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Greene. jr Mr. and Mrs. X F. Shumate, Mr. and M/4 S. L. Prince and Mr. A. H. Dag Aalfc, . * . io Mrs. Was. 'Jrcrman. n The following complimentary no- K* tice, in Salisbury (N. C.) Post of Mrs. w Overman's brilliant and able address aI delivered on historical ovening at the tb recent U. D. C. convention In York- Hi ville will be read with great interest ea by her many friends and admirers In af Anderson. Besides her rare mental th endowment, Mrs. Overman possess*:-*' M a gracious and charming personality le that makes her a leader among wo- E? men: The many Salisbury friend? of Mrs.: William H. Overman, wttt'be interest- Cl ed to learn that during the recent'U. D. C. comfjntton In Yorkvllle, 8. C., she delivered a brilliant and able ad-' ht dress, of which the York News gives in the following complimentary notice: j **A splendid address was delivered by Mra. Willam ./H^ Overman of. An-, deraon, former president or the North', Carolina division, Itf D.\ C1. t- Mrr. Overman apoke on "Our Birthright- y The Kobnit?lng of the Bonth," and jj, . ? - . .," .-.- -; -..?.TT-r-- .-1 hr I merit and usefulness, o the wants of women, eptioplW .fine articles e in every instance, and ase every fancy an4 ac j A Fine Une ot" Beautiful^Furs' brought on Specially for thc Holidays, Priced from ?2.50 tp.*60,Q0. I Qenalne Parisian Ivory In Toilet Sets and a great varie ty ot odd pieces. Silver Maali Bags. Fancy Silver Hair Plas, and other Hair ornamenta. Collar and Caff Seta, 8i F I bi M H B I I Iv ol 5 7 / uv Va tel Rt pl; ea 1.0 th TI qu r,o wi th th Ph Cl 7. ie thrilled every hearer with her in- tel resting address." * J .- . ot Mrs. Overman receifcdVmany com, iments on her address, which-was ost graciously and enthusiastically reived. Many distinguished men At td women who were present compll- he ei/.cd her highly and called her ad 'ess eloquent.. In introducing Mrs. yerman, the State historian of the vii , D. C. compared h?r to Hypatia, te: tying that "she had lived In South vii irollna, been captured and carried tu r to North Carolina, and had re- he rned to her native State, represen ts perpetual youth!" During- ber ay in YorkviUe, Mrs? Overman was i honored guest at the handsome m, imo -of Hon. David. B. Finley, mem-- Bi .r of congress, and was? the recipient cn ' many charming socral attentions. tn ^withstanding her warm welcome G< id enthusiastic reception by South ?. wolina. Daughters M>s. Overman Ur W( ill a member of the North Carolina vision of the U. D. C., loyalty to . ' he Old North State," hartog kept " r from' moving her membership. . , . . Priscilla <lnb* 4 Mrs. Arthur Holman Waa the grac- " us hostess to the Priscilla. Club on rlday morning.' This club was or inlzed by these ladles before they ere married and so several weeks :o they all decldod to reorganizo and . ey. have already held several do ubtful meetings, one of the pleasant- jj it being the one Friday morning. tQ rs. Holman is an ideal hostess and p? e members present Friday were: - esdames Raymond .Fretweli, Tom Al- ?? n, W. J. Muid row, 8. Ii. Prince and 1: Marshall. . ~t Miss Carrie Fretweli has gone to ?arleston to Vfilf friends. " ' *? * * ' Mr.- and MrsJ 'Wf?rA.; Speer are !at {?J une after a week's visit to relatives . * Charleston. ~7 . ??.?nt . > Miss Elizabeth Hudgens has gone Epworth fo-vt-tflVrs. J? 'V. Paynes Stn ; Shoirer/For Mrs. Earle. I x ti, JJ rs C. B. Earl* v.aa Krs. Clarence ?J lllivan's charming honor guest at a ?uaehold shower "TJO TrMay ""-after- EJ >on at the pretty home of Mrs. Leila ' illivan on South. McDuffle street. . rs. Earleys attracUye new home on, ' >uth MdDutle st&et -ft Just being ll ?mpleted^anu ?er^majay frienda an? JE Spating hOr beginning to keep house . ive planned several delightful show- . ' a In her honor and she has been p e recipient of many pretty and use- rj il- articles -for he?- home. Mrs. T. S. R. royton and Mrs. Walter Brock mei ? is guests at Jhc -Sbor ?. and Invited zr. icm Into the co=q 'parlor where some V me was spent }n an Informal social ^ anner. Later the ladles were' In- J? ted into-the dining room - to Inspect tn ie beautiful display ot gifts tor the ca moree and here an elegant salad turee waa served by the fair hostess, seined by Mrs. W. R. Wons*. Mrs. ulllvau's guests were; Mesdames J. f* Vsndlver.jW. Hf Nardin,- Arthur l? olman, Raymond wretwell. > Nardin jV rebb, O. B.:Grcenc, T. E. Howard, W; " Muldrow. J. M. Sullivan, Jr., Jake JJ iillivan, John Breazeale, Le Roy r* ales, B. B. Hart, J. J. Baldwin, Ciar- ?J koa. Brocky, Florence Thompson, Ed arshall^lBryan Walton, Eula Dil- ??J ngham, A. P. johnstone, Harry Gels arg. F. E. Watkins, Jr,, Will Diwer, asses Annis Chapman, May Russell, th elen Patrick. Nelle Barton, Joe rt royles, -Rhoda Vandlver. ui .-*.?-" ?"'? r\ A Christmas Ifeadla*. ^ ?fj The following invitations have been - ?ned: , .. w Mr. Mathew, A?dersoti Cobb . j8 ?questa the honor of, your presence _ at tbs marriage ot bis daughter M Weepln Lenora : Cl *> Cl Mr. Marshall Wesley Mason tb rt the afternoon of Wednesday, the AI thirtieth of December, at a qiar- m ter ?tte?, faur o'clock of Triangle church near ot Belton, 8. CV ' m e . <. L. Ifc fJ. % X The "L, D. C.'.' enjoyed .two ?xcep- 8. onally attractive social affairs dur- In ig taentaat week which M?A much to- ti ie desirability ot membership. Tbs ?t irairs of the organisation have rpro rassed splendidly, far beyond tbs ex- K Bctatlons of Its ordinators Who sw lore than satis?ed with the results" r their efforts: There will probably" ?? ? no more modi ings thia tiOnth,; doo ?I ? the holiday season, but tessa will. ? ? resumed shortly attar the advent *f r the New year. A number of lahp uions la entertainments havto sedsxtf? (saned and t*> member? are looking ~ bwaM wtth pisadura te tb? ?esmao- T on of acUvit?es. * * . A Beligfctrr? Partjr. Miss Elisabeth Robinson wss the ttracUve hostess for. ? few friends od barsday evening wneri ate eiitertain 1 in the "play roonw" in the yard I , tl* beautiful home of Mr. W. L. rtssey. The evening was spent ia ? Bllgbtfully InSormal maoner ?od waa lorougbly enjoyed by all tboss areat nt. >C?ttaty refrssteneau.were ssrv I. Her guests ware: Misses Lois Wails* otb Wells, 'Willie Caan, Eather Us ier, Nsibs Findley ?sd Btixsea W? ;e, MeasTfl. A. B. Beeland. E. P.j dentine, R. B. Findley. O. P. LasBl-' r. Jule Earle John Earle John Will >bln8on and Dr. Forest Suggs. . m . "Watch Party.** The members of the Elks Club are anning a charming reception and rd party for the evening of Decetn r 31. when those present will watch e old year out and the new one in. tese young men hP-ve established lite a reputation for their beautiful cia! affaira and thia announcement ll give a great deal of pleasure to. e members of the social set, and' ey will look forward to thia occa )n as one of the chief attractions of triatmas week. . .* * Miss Berta Newton of the city hool s was called to Baltimore ye* rday - ternoon by the critical illness her father, who la in Johna Hop as hospital. ? ? ? Mra. J .E. Forney left yesterday for. igusta and Thomson, Ga., to vlr.it r sons. . . . Miss Mab Bonham, who has been siting frienda in Ballimore left ve* rday for New York, where ehe wJ.il sit frienda. Misa Bonham will re? rn bene in time for the Christmas ilidays. . . * Ulina Bailes Entertains. A small but charming little infor il affair was given by Miss Azalee, tiles on Tuerday evening when shs tertained .about a dozen friends ht e pretty home of her brother, Mr? ?rge Balles, on Calhoun street? irda wSrefienjoyed and later they ?re put- aside and dainty refresh'} Buts served. Those present were! r. and Mra. Wade Sanders, Misses .rt' i? de Sandern, Lelia Mosel y, Marj' ret Archer, Charlotte Parka, Pron irks, Messrs. Mac Sendera, Ned Prei st, Thomas Cartwright and Mr? jyzer. .' * . Rose HOI Club. A congenial party of ladies, played rds at the Rose Hill Club on Tues y and after several delightful mea the cards were put aside and inty refreshments served. Among ose present were:. Mesdames A. S. inner, C. B. J. DeCamp, Alice Sykes, E. Howard, J. J. Baldwin, J. i>. immett, J. H. Godfrey, B. B. Gos tt. Valentine, Misses Margaret rans and Felicia Murray. i' ?j . ? . Mr. Barton's Dinner Party. One of the > handsomest affairs of e whold wee? waB the dinner given ' Mr. J. E. Bar top on Friday even g at his beautiful home on Calhoun; reet. His gilesta included the city undi and city officials, 16 In all, andi most delightful time* was spent by I. The dlnlhg room was exquisito Us decorations of red, suggert?ve of ? C*frristma?? RS?SOS, with a? eic^ nt arrangement of cut glass aruf, J?r.Arid,taU<*crystal candelabra withj d caudles. The only flowers used ?re ri carnations. An elegant rht course dinner was beautifully rved. After fstflpiw * numl er of tendid toa*ta>rlr*4 given. M.*. J. H. alg, in MB*OW% happy Style, act g as toastmaster. Mayor J. H. God ly. "Does Anderson Need Street ivlng and Why?" City Engineer ade Sanders.' "Rest Methods of reet Paving;" City Attorney Ch C. illlvfen, "Bond Issue and How to J tain It;" R. EL Ligon. "Great An rson." . T. P*. Watkins ended with a w bright and'well chosen remarks at ended a delightfully pleasant ne alon. Belgian Belier la City Churches. Tn all of the city churches today an Veal will be made tor the relief of e distressed and destitute Belgians, s opportunity will ba given during e week for every person tn Ander >n to ahare In this work. While it true that there yet remain mach to > done in oar midst In the way of re it of the poor and those temporarily: it ot work, yet the fact remains that illiona of people are starving for tba ant of food. As the Christmas season approacher e people ot Anderson are asked to ?member them hungry ones.<For ?&app*- B^igjjsne^there. .wilLbe a. tiristmaa. tAls. xeAr.. .To tntm littl mains except hope and faith. The dollar Cbtistma* fund, wit hieb the Anderson relief cooperating, has one great ambition -TO SEE THAT EVURY BELGIAN AN, WOMAN AND CHILD THIS ?RISTMAS SHALL HAVE FOOD. LOTHINO AND SHKLTJBR.\ Cannot ie people of Anderson Join with tho merlcan people in sending a Christ as gift worthy of America-a trlbdte ! sympathy from one poppte to na her whose needs and sorrow are Im easurable. If yon mellie that SES anxxiONS F? LITERALLY FACED WITtf rAWTATtON. that childr?p arc cry g for food, ahelterlees, wetnstf drag^ ng tabtr weary wa> to help, ?tot ted man ors homeless and shivering 5 BRI NO DONE-you will make thia jristrnaa gift end make lt liberal. Oar,own Christmas will be felght isnY ff wa. retie*? HSCrw the1 Buffering at ^^Brea1*9 01*8* the^*"^ -*?^??^rh' ace! ^rt7 diatr^r i ah; TO RELIEVE 3T IS GODLIKE," ld behalf of tba t*ral :coa^fttee we \?*ir hearty and generous ^ coon atto* In thia- work. J. KALLON <HBBON?Y. Chairman. ' Getting Wise Even the people who do not work for the money they spend are getting wise to our methods of selling for less? and especially on these Monday Sales Days. Last Monday was the biggest Monday yet. FEW MONDAY OFFERINGS 20 Ladies' New Style Long Coat Suits Worth $ 15.00 to , $18.00, our best bargain price, $12.50, Monday choice.. . . ... v.$7.98 suit HOLIDAY FIXINGS Very fine kid gloves? only....$1.50 pair Good Wooien gloves only.25c pair and np Ladies' good grade kid gloves, all sizes.$1.00 pair Beautiful Table Linens, table napkins, scarfs, handsome linen towels-all those things may be things that you have ;,iven before, but they will be remembered when other things are forgotten. FOR 5C YARD 3000 yards best 7 t-2q .apron ginghams, all colors and fast colors. Monday only... .... ... 5c yard j36-inch percales, Monday only. . . . .5c yard Useful Gifte For Monday Selling. 72x90 Crinkled Spreads. ....98c estch 8ox9o Crinkled Spreads. .$1.19 cadi .$3;00 Marseilles' Spreads... ... ... ... .. .$'.98 ^ich PRETTY SHOES Ivy Lonsbury Matihewson Mew Style Shoes in Patents, Gun Metal, etc., $3.50, $4.od and $5.00 a pair. Every pair a winner. Ladies*$2.00 Satin evening pumpas, (sizes 1 to 6) all colors, Monday;. ... ... ..$1.49 pasir 50 pajr Ladies' sample shoes and shoes and odd pair of shoes (siajeS; 3 to 4 Ir2) worth up to $2.00 and $3.00 pair, Monday.v.. .. $1.00 pair SUIT CASES, BAGS, ETC. By far the greatest assortment of high grade goods in the .city. Suit cases 5oc up. $20.00 kind <a> $15.00 in Old Fnglish style, etc. If you miss our Monday Sales, you miss the busiest shopping place in the city* 1 oe Bee G; H: ?aiW; Prop: Give something which will' bc highly appreciated MMl serve to remind the, recipient of the giver for years to come. . TIMVELING BAGS lier Traveling Begs, with leather lining, 16 inch, former and worth * toe? $8.40. Now st. ; .a .... ... ..?.25 SelM feather Bats, former vel^ t?.? Now at..$1.00 a.. SUITCASES $10.00 salt esses.at.,...$8.25 1 ?.? 2*& Ca9n ?* . ... ..$7.8* <($'4?>$0 Bait Cases at..$1.00 $18.50 Trunks ai.. $19.50 Trunks at. $35.66 Trunks at. m-i TRUNKS ri.00 $10.00 Trunks at. 0.76 $7.06 Tranks at.. .$80.60 $6.00 Trunks at.. .$8.85 .$6.50 .$5.60 On account et our going eat '.? of business, we eau sa\e yea money db your Christmas pres. eats if you will come here; we carry a good line of general merchandise. Osborne & Pearson