The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-02-26
CHICORA GLEE CLUB
TO VISIT CLINTON
Vivacious Young Presbyterian College
Girls to Sing before the College BOYS

Girls to Sing before the College Boys
Clinton, Feb. 25.-Much interest is
being aroused by the prospective ap-
pearance in Clinton of the Chicora
Glee club. This club has member
Ship Of twenty five young ladies and
1t is said that the concert presented
by them is of unusual quality. They
are to be here on March 18th under the
auspices of the Presbyterian College
baseball association, and the proceeds
of the concert will be divided between
the two organizations.
Mrs. j. f. Jacobs intends to give a
reception for the Cbicora girls while
they are in Clinton and 1t will doubt
less add greatly to the pleasure of the
visitors as well as the local guests.
William p. Jacobs, Jr., is manager
Of the baseball team at the college
this year and thinks the college will
have a look-in at the pennant. Coach
Doak, who was here last year, is back
and at work
The debate between the representa-
tives of the Eukosmian and Philoma
thean literary societies last Saturday
evening resulted in victory for the
PlGlomathean society which upheld
the negative in a discussion of the
woman's suffrage question. The vic
tors won the privilege of having their
names engraved on the trophy cup as
well as the possession of it for their
society
Clinton County Fair.
The ladies of Stephen d. Lee chap
ter IT, ID. c. met on Monday afternoon
and perfected arrangements for Civ
ing the Clinton County Fair" here on
the 18th and 14th of March,, The en-
tertainment will be in the nature OF
musical comedy and will have par
ticipating in it hundred and fifty
local characters, children, young la
dies and young gentlemen. Commit
tees were appointed to invite charac-
ters and arrange for all the details
connected with the play as follows:
publicity committee, Misses Ellene
McCaslan and Fronde Kennedy dia-
logue committee Mrs. j. J. Copeland
and Mrs. M. A. Hays; chorus com
mittec, Mrs. W. F. Owens. Mrs. II. l..
Scaife, Mrs. w. b. Farr. The young
lady who is to train and instruct the
players will arrive Monday.
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ed in Sumter and Camden in both of
which places it was very successful.
The proceeds of the entertainment
will be applied on the monument debt.
The ladies hope they Will b able to
clear away all debt by the first of
May and enter upon a campaign for
erecting chapter house.
Surgical Work Mt the 0rphanage.
BY arrangement Of DR.. A. r. Holder
by, OF Atlanta, who is a member of
the board of trustees Of the orphan
age, four specialists have spent the
past two days at the orphanage in
Urinary operating on the noses and
throats of the children. There were
seventy-one cases Of adenoids and en-
larged tonsils which received atten-
tion. This kindness on the part of
their Atlanta friends is greatly ap-
preciated by the orphans.
Weekend Visitors.
Washington's birthday and the con-
sequent school holiday brought sever
al visitors for the weekend. Several
came from Winthrop. Miss Evie
Shands was accompanied by Miss
Marcum, secretary to the president.
Miss Sallie Grant, supervisor OF the
practice school, visited her cousins,
Misses Sallie and Mamie Burgess.
Miss Bradley Of Chicora college spent
last Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin, Mrs. j. Whitmore Smith.
Miss Leah Martin, last years
graduate of Thornwell college and
now teaching at Cokesbury, visited
friends at the orphanage.
Personal Items.
Mrs. j. @. Phillips and Miss Agatha
Davis are expected home from Macon
this week.
Mrs. NJ. j. McFadden and little son,
Dawsie Howes, have come home from
Chester where they have been guests
of Mrs. McFaddens father