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L . L _ & Saturday, February 28, 1931. Miss Cat her'n -^ L. Hoover^ honk keeper at the Victory Savings Rank snent the week-end in Oraneebure visiting Claflin Unive'^ty and friends She reports p( very pleasant st'ay. . Mrs. W. J. Coc1ptan.( and little son W. J.. Jr.. are smuuling- -mrie?torn in WAShingfon. Ft H.,< visiting rela. tives and friends. We wish for then _n pln'acnnt r-tny ~ Mrs. E. E. Whitfield. "-Field Secre tary, representing National Trainins School, of which Miss Nannie H Burroughs, is president, is here ir interest of her work. We wish hei much success. Mrs. R. C. Chappelle, made a fly ine trip to Chicago to visit her sor Dr. L." Palmer ChanneJle. On hot return sho brought her grandson. Lit . * tie I.. Palmer. Jr. She reports quit< a plea-ant trip. r Hk Mr. Harry Goodwin will take UJ work with the . Pilgrim Health ant Life Insurance Co., Monday, Mar. 2 ? Mr. Goodwin is Juncr Warden uf St Luke's Epscopal ehiwndn oflicer Capi tal City I.odge No. 47: F. A. 11 mnn bcr of Crystal M^c Xo. K. of V and Richard Allen Dodge, No. 187G - G. U. 0. Of o. F. We wish fnr l\t,y Goodwin groat success in his -iiev undertaking. ' INDKPKNDKNT SOCIAL CLUB The Independent Social 'Club \va* highly entertained by Mrs. Shell ic Davis at her Sister's home 2215 Senate St., Wednesday . Feb. IS, lFdl. The president .presiding^ Alter the transaction of business Mrs. Davis Served ..a de'ightful course of iea. a Feb: 12. the club met at the home ??^ of Mrs. Kthel Laural. Tin- president presiding. The meeting was conduct, ed in the .usiflhl proceed lire. After the transaction of business several games were played. Mrs. J. R. Williams ; and Mrs. Annie B. Dayault were tie - - winners. After which 'ftbe In ftoss . . served tea. LK CKIWH H-KNTRK NOUS ^ One of the social events of last week was a bridge party given by Mile. Thomasina Thomas at her home on Washington St., as a compliment to Le Cercle Entre .Nous. ^At 5:30 tallies were. passed which were very unique, in that each represented a different month of the year, with appropriate flowers. - Enjoyng the courtesy \yith he-C'er?-cfe?Entre Nous were?Mile-.?Janie Adams, Edith ButlerJ^AJk-e?Bin'nett and Mines. Sylvia Prior Johnson, Ada Cooper and Lillian Jones of Jer"iir City The highest score prize was awarded to Mile. Leah Brazier, while Mile, Henrietta Boozer drew highest foi ? consolation. The booby went to.Mile Rhea Wilson. (Juest prize was won by Mile. Edith Muthr. ' Pineapple salad, , bilked .ham, pickles, saltines and tea completed the party.when each one bid Mile. Thomas a pleasant "good-nitc. YOLNG MATRONS' CLLB. The Young Matrons-?dub-was en tertaned on Wednesday Jan. 2tfth. bj Cxagg._lLull'^AL tallies were passed and the nieml ey< of the club and guest found then places at the five tables placed fo uMugi". x nus(> .unjoyink lIU* nospuai ity of Mrs. Ruff besides the clul members were Mesdarrus L. M. I)au iels, VV. D. Chappelle, H. H. Cooper VV. C. Johnson, M. W. Raiford, L. H Hallman and Misses- Henrietta Booz er, LoUisc Thompson. Mattie Mouzoi and Shadie Spears. At the conelu sion Miss Mouzon was presented i lovely compact as guest prize. Mrs Maceo Entzminger scored highest a mong the club members anrf receivei a lovely piece of pink lingerie. Mrs W. C. Champion drew highest for coi solution which was a hand embroid ered linen guest towelr The booby, i bath, 'cloth was presented- to M.rs Dan Walker. A very tasty mem was served consisting of potted chiel en on lettuce leaves, olives, hot bts cuits, creamed potatoes and tea.J Mrs. Thomas Jones was hostess t< the Young Matrons Club on Thurs day, Feb. 12th. Five tables wen placed for bridge and tallies wcr passed. Three progressions " wcr played and at the conclusion._it wa found that Mrs. Grace Ruff had scor ed highest. For her efforts she wa awarded a pair of silk hose with lacj arrows. Mrs. Septina Clark was th lucky one in drawing consolatioi Ujhinh?uuu n. linn lit if.. 1?' -?^?1^" "1?uvautfiui I'ai1 ,/r nt4,M ombrodered pillow cases. The boob; (an egg beater) was won by Mrs Henry Williams. Mrs, Jones had a j her guests Mesdames L. H. Hallmar Willis Johnson, Andrew Simkins am Misses Henrietta Boozer, Hatte Ma C.ornwell, IJllie Jones, (Jenpvievi Vincent' and Wilhelmina Thompson Miss Cornwell scorexl highest and re ceived a, lovely boudoir pillow; A ver; appetizing repast was served con sisting of potato salad on crisp let tuce leaves', .creamed cheese, sand ? wiches cut in the shapo-of-eiuhft-am hearts made out of red and greci breud, dl'Vllod eggs, crackers am cocoa. The Valentine motive was ca ried out in evrw Hot o il containing candy hearts wer^ placet on each tablor?The -club wll- hold 4t next meeting at the hornet of Mrs. Ma ceo Entzminger.^ r * . ,f * . - CULTURE CLUB TO SPONSOR I CABARET DANCE The Culture Club is planning to give I a Tug cubarot dance alM.be Odd Fid- > lows Casino, Mionday night, March 9, beginning promptly at 9:00 o'clock 1 and lasting through the wee hours * of the night. There will bo tap danc- * ing, eccentric daneirjg and various other types of dancing exhibited by < local talent. Music will be furnished Joluiboils?Qichcstra^ ?Thin -piomr-? iscs to-be" a unique affair. Reserve ' your table now. Tickets may he pur- <' cha?ed from any niembcT~df the Cul- 1 t lire Club at .'IB CertLx each. v ; SUNKISS CLUB HAS MEETING I 1 I The Sunkiss Club held a delightful meeting Tuesday evening at the homo. .. J of the'President, Eraneina D^vis._ Qtrtte~~u nU'nber of Visitors were a ' present.?Following n short busi" ness meeting a program was pleas 1 . ingly rendered, a paper. Was rt ad by { Martha Bradley on "What our club > 'will mean to us in the future;"' Hcl ' .on . Fox a~soUv--LibtV Lie s'.'" L{ After the meeting adjourned the club ' enjoyed a social hour, during which 1 .die hostess served sandwich, cocSa, ' 1 , ambrosia and cake. , ' ; i Helen Fox will entertain the club 1 next Tuesday at her "home on Pen- j * -'.dleton Street. Jv MENS CEIB ENTERTAINED, } ? 71 . . , v ! i ? Mr, R. L. Smith entertained the C Mjcn's Club of St. Luke's Episcopal i church at his home 142S Ht?idt street 1 Tuesdny, Feb. 17th. At the conclusion 1 1 of the business meeting? presided ovI t by Pres. Win. Veal; an interesting ' . talk was made by Mr. Ilowurd Wil- j - liams who was presented?by Profcs.?t sor W. A* Perry, chairman of. Prograin Committee. After the program ( V the host assisted by Mrs. It: L~Smifh__ .: and Mrs. I. II. Goodwin served a do. t lightful salad and sweet course,"Vis- 1 tors to -the Club were the Messrs. T. > J. Danne.rly, Ralph Nelson and Rev. \ A. P. Porter. All of whom became 1 'members. Everybody voted a very j oleasant and well spent evening. ] | THE ESS TEES CU B. | I The Ess Tees Club and guests ^ ' : were charmingly entertained with a ' i lovely Valentine Party , at the home \ of Miss'Ella Clyde Myers, 1309 Pine ' i.street;- Four rooms were thrown en- 1. ' 1 suite and tablpe woiv n i?r*? ti mill frve tables of- 4mdge? Baskets of ' \ nuts and "heart-shaped boxes of can4 dies adorned each -table. Thew,vallentines, paper ribbons entwined a | bout' lights, heaVts all bespoke the proximity of St. Valentine's Day . ' | At the conclusion -of three tables of * I bridge, Miss . Lillie Jones, holding jhighest score, was presented a lovely ~ mere of lingerie of pasfel shade. Con ,, mlat'on, a pair of chiffon hose, of v grrm shade, luckily fell to Miss Rose ,j Glascoe. ThH booby, a box of four j different colored hose of toilet soap a ! in shapes of heart, diamond, club and ' spade, was proudly claimed by Miss i Mamie Sartor. Guest prize, another Ci i choice bit of lingerie was won by , Ms,s Leah Frasier. t' ' b I Guests of the hostess-'were Misses t - Henrietta Boozer,- Rhea Wilson; Ma- jt j 1 el Perry, Sarah Morris, Thelma J Weave,r, Leah Frasier,, Rebecca John- 1 ' Af-L.li -- ?? * ? . : i'u-unumc'g neicvi jPattgrson,-Sdr- c. ii'h Yotinffhlood and Grace Ruff. f I The hostess .served a most deli- v icious collation of chicken salad, tomajt -OS, olives. notnfM rhipc ( j shaped cream cheese sandwiches, epprs r I a lei kirtjr in heart-shaped timhales, j ; i saltines, Russian tea and a second j course of ice cream afld cake topped \ I with red hearts. The club-expressed Si , 11 .si It- a. hnvtn^^?ent n-nm?frnjnn - *? | ble evening with quite'a charming hostess, ^ ; FKKK WILL CU H r - ' " j f A delightful meeting was held by 4 the members of the Free '$Vill Club Sunday afternoon . in Mic reception J : ball -Rido-'. wood ("amp. The im_ct::i 1 '.| ing was called' or l-r hv the t>?. si - P j lent with sinking hymn "What a j , r' friend?Wr?have in?Jcmis.''?sei ipture ' ..[reading by' Mrs. S. White; second}' '. hymn "l.ove Lifted Mu." foiLvc -.d i with prayer by Mr. Russell llagood. |1 _l The minutes Jbaing approved and j the financial roll called the house was opened" for business;-, which \ imo ' d officers 'q 1 !?.*> 1 were oka-ted as ^?follows-:?i c ole; ted .?Mrs. Churl! t !"t ' .J Pleasant. President; Mrs. Sarah Rob- !' j,i inson, Vice; Mrs. Minnie Capers. | I Treas.; Ww- Officers. Mrs. Ora H. ; < II Blakely, Recording ScO'ty.; Mr. Rus < V sell Hatrood. Chanlm. Auditing Com jmittee: Mr. IC Ha good, Chairman;' < T I Mrs. Isaac Mavse and Mrs Tsnae l . White. i ?New members that Were made wel- I , corned .into the club were: Mrs. Fan |1 i nie Calwy, Mrs. Bessie Faye, Mrs { < Lina C,' Ilacood, Mr. E. M, Keitt and i | A delightful program was sponsor o ed by Mrs. A. R. Weston. Those tak-ing part were: Mrs. Irene Johnson,! e Mr." E. M. Keitt, Mrs. O. B. Blakely, i c Miss White, Mrs. A. R. -Weston. The i e l program was. composed of readings i s'i and \'ocal solos ? J " ' Kveryone expressed his self and her 31 self as having spent a pleasant even- i! Q ' ing and eft with the hope of meet'T e|ing again the 4th Sunday afternoo: . 1 j - in March at which time they will lv ' ' honored with the resence of'Mrs!. M. : 1 ^'1 S. Fisher, the vice-president and of g-j the founders of the institution. Mrs. ' ", F. A. Parker a friend and supporter j j of the camp and perhaps others will I 1 ' 1 ? t, ue /innouiii'uu iuut. a > Many of th^ members *\ho were i.' present will remember Mrs. Fisher - J as she sppke before them last April. y A special program will be sponsored - again by Mrs A. It. Weston, Chairman - Friends are cordially invited to be present. j, i ?To reach 4he Colored j people of the South ad- <' * vertise in tlie Palmetto ! Leader to get results. . . ' . r . THE PAPIST THE POENKX CI.l'B The meeting met at Miss Blondell inggoud, 2720 Gcrvais St.?Tin- meet- ng wh< cbnduetod by the Presided, VIr. B. J. Cave; aftir business, dis ussiori a few games were played md then we were served ambrosia ' ind cake. tHHtS?AN I) ItOVS SOCI Al, (LIB -The?im I'.bers- nf the TiHthg GirTs~ " nd Buys Social Club met .it the home d Miss Fannie .Martin on .Monday 'ebruary 2-'t. The numbers present iieru Misses Evan 1 geline Witsotr, Marran t" Davis, Marion Kiee, Hattie B. Craigg, Irene* Young, Chesterfield 'owell, Gary Wilson and Georganna ".FishJr. The hostess._.served- -ice-" ream and eakc aTT<T jello. They latr "decided to have the next meeting' t the home of, Mr-. Irene Vniiiig. TD K "BACH ANTES CUB 7"" The Bacchantes Social Club met at he home of Miss EtheL Counts CQi Yndlelon Street, Tuesday, Feb. 2'4, ,t I'. M. as there was no busi less the secretary collected dues, fhe members played garner and enoyed themselves. Messrs. Louis "iiiley, Walter -Dean and J. N. Jen;ins joined the', club. Those present ire re: Misses Annie It. Williams Bcna md Anne Xesbitt, Juliet Raiford. Ed- 1 iaw Craft, Emma Kershaw, Ethel ] founts, F.tliel Willhims, Barbara and I Mel lie Burtd.i. Messrs' David Me- . ionald. J. II.'Sattei white. Louis Finey, J. N. Jenkins, Eldo Burton. WaiV x ? icr nt'iui ami Augustus?Haggood. Pho. ho-tens served a delicious renist, Miss Kdnn Ora't will cnleruii tin* club Tnrrtrnr. I'lLTl UK CLUH DRAMATIC'BITS The members of the east of "Lady .Vtndemore's Kan" evidence keen an:iety to start acnuninting themselves __ vith 'stage |iositioii. Tri-weekly relearsals he"in next week in Allen University's Auditorium, where fthe day is to be presented Wednesday 'veiling. of the. S. C. Teachers Assoiatiom . The Dramatic" Committee of the Tdture Club proved itself eapablS if selecting individuals typical of ach role asiy^iicd. Undoubtedly, tltis presentation will ie ah over-whelming success. Nod ime is being spared in shaping the asl fiTto perfection. ! LOCAL M USKS MICKT The .Columbia Local Graduate aiises Club held their last meeting t the Good Samaritan Hospital N.urss Home. The Reception Hall was eautifully decorated; A very large umber ef nurses was present. We . ere esneciallv clad to see Miss Creed o\v Mrs. Scott present. The nurses seem to realize morelid more, iii unity*there is strung;ii. Several nurses who could not-come nt their regrets along with the ash. All Graduates and especially Regis. Lued Nurses are urged to unite with he. club. It is yours if you have merged the connection. After thu- business?was over M/'** ;)ltle who was hostess'served as t'u si oure, banana fruit salad with butter hins and cocoa. The second course .as ice' cream and cake. Kvery one present*expressed theniI'ltUk Ilk IllltlllU t'lljliyt'll 1 CVdl'V hid nent at the meeting. The club for dar. 1U, will meet at the home ofIrs. Sabatte I.awson. iji 15 AsVem'v street, at 7:30 p. ni. All .nurses lie urged to be on time. . I'll li UK \\\ l.,KY HOOK ( I.I U '1*1. Af...... 1... . I> I. y'l!. 1 . I : I v I>iu ?? *" V ll|l> IIIL'l ill till* ' .' . C. A. on- Tuesday afternoon. Ybruary 2-1. * The iuielifi? np.'iitil w.'li I.diTs Mayer- followed by en nation v Auia k Ih'.gikM's and ^uest ^ The~ctl)l> was 'favored by a very in- _ !X'i'esiihjr .review' al' Mr. Sei.uvh-f's ? mark N'u. More.", i.y iMoiV |j. A' 3auingardner. Tin. l it) >cintes Mot'. Baunil?ardliet Y ta'ks for they ire always itist 1 ai A .e ;?u?l' iiiteJ'esliiU'. Tiie. discussion ,/f .W'jti'i'1 Poets was Ill-Ill aver to next nieetinn. The following committee was se oct ed' for elub'c?play ; .Mi ;>> >?Hi m ey. Sanders, and White. Our quests were: Miss Ethel Sand i?rs and Mrs. Estolle .Johnson, Miss?s Sutton and Sanders. Our hoste served a delirious eours.7? oraiiKe salad, cheese .sandwiches, inineh and cake. The next meeting win joe uem <>> home of Miss May in o Griffin. bid Pine St.. on Tuesday March -3. ilRS. A I.BERT SPEAKS HONORED tVEST OF THE LADIES AIXILIYRY OF THE N. A. I\ E. S The Ladies Auxiliary of the Colurn)ia branch W\ A. P. E entertained the Sumter branch at tlu-L' Anniversary "Banquet on Monday evening Fgb.<?2.'trd. . ' . This was a very brilliant and deightful affair. The Hall was beautifully decorated and a band of music I&ve the ladies a chance to display their beautiful gowns while tipping Wl-.ws: I hi. d..in ing thiol'. At 11 : '?) P. M. a grand march was "ormed which led into the banquet oom where a bountiful table had jeen prepared consisting of a very .ppetizing menu. After very intVrestng talks were given by President 3. J. Mcdonald of the N. A. P., E. arid Vlrs-; Albert Spqars of the Ladies \uxilary and responded to by Mr. J 3. Lewie, we departed from the barliuet ropm and had a few more rounds >f the ligid fantastic and bade each >ther good night. A mong those ihtcpiiI from Mr. andM/fs. Albert* Spears^ Mr. a in] Mrs. Hrrbardson. Mr^nrrrf MrsBrrrcr;Mrs. Lillian Jones of'New Jersey,and jther members of the Sumter branch ! is well a> a large number of Columbia fif UGStS ; ? Mrs. J. C. Jackson President. Mrs. W. L. Baylor Reporter. > , ... ...... & ... ADMISSiON [ lie?H AND ! ^^ 25c 7 ;] ^ ^ 1/ PC WED ^ AND ?' . THUR CAPITOL 1 ? ? *~ jgl^ ^ | BESO [fcSI H BHBEB -1 srzE src.QLQg: >*tXZ DOLLAR SILK HC BENNETT BLlD'G.V Completed For Complete List Write' F PDRO COLLEGE FOR 4413-SOtrtH PARKWAY ' . . PQRO BLOCK. 44th to 45th Strut Sold B> CHICAGO, ILLINOIS u .?? -? B '*' ?,.;V.y.x.y, -X x . = v n|H * ' I \ ffil ^ '' n ? [> . .. . Vjyiis- , KS "WLlilAM I SWELL Defense* J KAY FRANCIS 5 C7 Qaramount tyictun fHEATRE | i !_J * W""B| ??: ffllUE-LnNTTWFat? j .[TY UNCHANGED." | iiuaiwumwwHw ! KiFPVwirrg U? /ILKE.q-BARRF.PTr. -j . . ^ ^ ^ ? - ? - - ? satisfaction . 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David G. Ellison General Insurance i . Honest and efficient attention given to all business "plaaeed with me. * 1 PHONE 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST. SOlTlhlKN It All. \\ A Y SYSTEM Corrected to February 3, 1931. Arrive Union Station Leavt No. No. 2:40p 32 Augusta 32 2:47p 7:4oa 31 N. Y.-Aueusta 81 7:55a 12:50a 27 CharVton-Cinn. 27 l:00p 4:l5p 2R? Cinn-Charleston 28 4:20p 9:30p ^10 Crilumbia-Cinn. 9 '7:00a,-. 5:00a 24 ColutnbiaJacks'c-23 10:30p 11:45 a 8 Col'a-Augusta 7 4:17p 12:55p 90 fVP'o SnvnnnnK 19 8:20?r ?9:30p 23 Uol'a Charlotte 24 5:15a " .. lLQOa-Til' f-M'a-CHftVbytte 14 4:80p " 9:55p 11 Columbia Charl'n 12 b'OOa 4:55a 15 Colu'bia-Char'stn 16 4:00a I0 00p 10 Cobjni'a-Greenv'e 15 6:60a _j 1t05p 113*Col'fl Charlotte 114 l2:25p 10:45a 18 Colum'a-A tlanta 17 6:86p Via Gamden and Rock Hill. Pullman ear*. Dining eara.