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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

STORAGE
 Unexcelled facilities for the stor- ing of furniture, all kinds Of merchan- disc or machinery. Large rooInss small rooms, rooms lined with tar pa. per- Especially arranged rooms for pianos and silver. Small spaces And larger spaces. Fur further infoxzna- don cali on c. Riclard. 6s4 Howard avenue. Fl tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

- flsenle1 1ss,
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 UnclaSsana6
 FOR SALEA fine Weber uprigf1t piano in excellent condition cheap for cash at S57 John St.
 st DIAMOND RINGS and pins m 14 kty solid gold mountings.i E. |. Goldberg, 11S6 Main St. upstairs sAFEsNgev and second hand. Prices right Save agents expenses. buy direct from walter B. Marsh, dealer 1e2 Fairfield avenue. Bridgeporh CG-
 Q Is sPEo1AT, oItHH5s--5oo latest irnprov- ed finished portraits $2 each with frame to the first Farmer Readers mailing their small picture For copying Stevensons Studio, 1e4
 Main st.. Bridgeport. Fl esb , ep n, rs1nssros c BlIHz nEARKEr an state street will be found best nne
 of meats E - 1 z UPHoIsr!sIsINs;. FurnsS...rs ss,Psasss P. z yssaSaA ssors. ststs. nsar r z scsl.ason. As e
 Help Wantsd !: }: IVA NTE.r-Horse shoer, s4 per day 1 +c r1,an who understands his buss-s ness. c. Rickard. 534 Howard Avs. ] A 1T AGENTS II am appointing represen- tatives for line of new ana use full kitchen articles. For paTLlcu- 1elars and territory write Box 91, Der }. by. Conn A ll s , 2 E WANTED D-Lady Traveller; for II 4. \ a, beginner; salary, commission ana agreement. McBrady & Go, chN
 cago. AT s.p AGENTS in every gas town. The un- s breakable gas mantle sells like wild
 fire. Send 15c for sample and de-
 tails. wisconsin Gas and Electric
 Fixture CO, Milwaukee, Wis
 A IT ys e AGENTs - canvassers. insurancs
 agentsy collectors. etc, can increass
 their earnings ten to fifteen cellars
 per week. Write for particularss
 Nox-Au Go, 11S Hast z4th St.. New
 York. E zIo [ z WANTEDA Stock salesman forsla Connecticut corporation located in
 hsve decsdad s.rSn to 1Iss sell 3ss, ,ooo of pre-
 ferred stock and whose ability aa auch can get him a steady roait10m with bright future. Call or address Room 5O4 Cutler Bldg. HIS Church st.. New Havens Conn
 WANTED. .-vor u. 2. Armys Able- bodied unmarrfed men betveen ages of IS and Ss; citizens of United States if good character ana tenn perafe habits. who can speak. read and write the English language | Tor ane0rTaaEion apply to Recruiting Officer. a Cannon St, Br1dgeport Conn. Printers and Stationers l 100 CARDS, ENVELOPES, STATE ments. Bill Heads. Note Heads ol Circulars printed for only 32!Oo i siksays ss Reilley street. T STAR PRESS PRxNTs ssUsTrg les,;ss cards. envelopes bill heads, state.
 uaents. tickets. programs aI1ov l cards. circulars. ste. Low prices 1 Prop, Ie-1s Kossuth St. corne,
 stratford Ave. Phone ses-s. T
 LA ass GOOD PRINTING AT LOW PRICES
 100 cards. statements. bau heada 1 envelopes, note heads, or circularp
 printed for only sa.0o. siksay. 8;
 Reilly St. Q2e elf sTAR PRESS prints business cards
 envelo<aes. bill heads stafenents l tickets. programs. show cards, cir l culafs. Low prices first class work sl Jacob Schneider. Prop, 16-18 Kos. Buth St. corner Stratford Ave I Phone 2503-12. Union office. 1 T3 stk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20
cn1RoPoprsr.

MISS JESSIE H. DeLONG yisltinB chiropody and manlcuring, corner Fairfield avenue and Harriscn g.
 Office hours 1 to F. "A. 6undays Dy aDpointment L4ssS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

Ty1 RENT. apaxtnenr o1 aeyen rooms. 619 Adapaewood, nrai houss from Clinton avenue Inauire 9Trs P. F. West. e45 Clinton avenue. Phone ss10-4. L7 ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

BARGAINS in slsoes, must make room
 for fail stock Will sacrifice all
 stock 1-2 price. PalakeWichs sbs E. s Matn. L ass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

STAR pREss pRxNTs ssUsrN IF cards envelopes bill heads, stafa- naents. tickets. programs el1ovu cards, circulars. etc. Low pTIca. first class work. Jacob Schnef.aer. Prop. 16-18 kossuth St. eorne9 ekraGford Ave. Phone 0os-3.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

ED RENT.-Nicely fszrnis1aed rooms, FaS, atricfly reSpactablo family. &4l Raaraeld Avs. Phone 56S-3.
 U 14 . t8.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

TS1 RTsNTI-sfx room apartment, hot water heat, electric lights tile bath. No. z73s North Main St.. opposite St. vincent's hospital. Inquire on premises. AS tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

SPECIAL OI4FsE1s. Iatest improv- ed finished portraits $2 each with frame to the first Farmer Readers mailing their small picture Tor copying. Stevensons Studio, 1e4 Main st., Bridgeport n esb p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

JOIN z. ,: HARDY LsIz Doctor os Iziroprau- @ow > Aosaal iocared af r BIO Fairfield Ave- 1eiss 6ldg-. h his Dsautifui r1essI- ern offices. Private adjussina S5.r HessafSeriorg Tor Ladies and Gentl@- - ReASAas4 e44o. Cons1itos uon 1Eee. LTARrp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

WHY PAY RENT3 we build houses anywhere. Small deposif. baaance payable monthly also houses now ready for occupancy. The Home Construction Go (Incorporated)s . 1116 Main St.. Security Building. Bridgeport Ct r as
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

FOR sinele house, NO. 12e Elmwood Place. modern improve
 1aents ;splen did conditions price re&- | sonable; easy termss dn9 location. near clinton nnd Fairheld Avenues and eonysnient 10 trolley line. In- qasire D. s. Hotchkiss. bz8 Clinton Ave. a'eiephons. 1szo
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AnaDulances

AABULANC4sE Invalid sarM, ana Limousines. Chargea rsasonabfo,
 James T. Rourke. z2es Main strest
 Phone 1es1- DgdEs
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Ba.1rela

BUY AND sEEHs aas kinds of empty
 harre1s 8aWduskz for gale, Bridge z : port Barrel c.. b6 B@ardsley St.
 Phone 1s71- A96 ett
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

GET SUIT that dra- Our suits ars
 non St. L. hSe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20
10 Rent

HOLDING CHAIRS For Rent. I buy and selk Seltenrtch Express. 10s Orchard St. Phone 64s-3.
 - 2 T 90 stf. 2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

STAR PRESS prints business cards fsckets. proeranas. show. ssrSis e.i,. E. culafs. Low prices first class work Jacob Schneider. Prop, 16-18 Kos- Phone asos-Ia. union ofrica.
 T3 stk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

GOOD PRINTING AT LOW RRTCHR 100 cards. statements. b1u heada printed for only ss.00. siksay. sa Reilly St u22 @tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

kN?&s @A1lE.-6oO building lots OvSrs looking Long Island sounds - gas trolley servicss $500 up; El4rsv- I've waterfront lots. nne beach: Se0a eral new cottages. modern lmprovq- ments; bargains for quick sa1oa. 4- Nettletou. Milford Conn!
 z Aaa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

FOR SALE Col1fe puppies, hound and watch doB& sK3afr Boardinl kennels, 1xndIey and Huntinl streets Phone s1S1. L1sass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

AT BoNFMOs e BETTX 1GARAEE sz state street will be found best lins
 .Of nneata. 119s q [
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20

DEVELOPING of flns ana plate er
 amateurs drst claas work guarrr- feed. Armstrong Whitman 6tudlo, Park and F'uirdetd Awes. Ts aga
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-06
Beautlful RIrthdax Party.

Mrs. T. A. Wigginton entertained
with beautiful party Wednesday af-
terRoon at her home on Greenville
street in honor OF the birthdays of her
attractive !at,e daughters, Rosaiuonti
and Adelaide Wiggington.
The colcr scheme of the afternoon
was pink and white, and this was car
ried out in many pretty details, espe-
ciaiiy IN the souvenirs given the
guests.
The little folks played games and
had good time generally, and later
In the afternoon we're invited IN 10
enjoy the birthday cakes which SPAR
kled with. their pretty pink candles.
The table was adorned with mink
streainers from the chandelier and
pink shaded candles cast n
soft 4 glow over The chiidish
faces. Yittie Miss Adelaide wig
gington and let. little friends
were invited In to- the dining room
first and her cake held six candles.
and after they had all been served If
tie Miss Rosemond Wiggington and
her guests were taken In and found
her cake with the seven. tiny candles.
Delicious ices, cakes and candies were
eerved and punch was served during
the afternoon.
Z Many pretty gins we're received by
the popular little hostesses.
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King.EeWfs,

= pretty wedding was solemnized
last Sunday -!ien Miss Sallie King and
W.. Ii, Lewis were married The cere-
mony WAS performer at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. p /.
King. on street, the Rev. s. B. White
officiating.
Misses Willie Mae Coleman and
Emma White were the brides maids
and Miss Ruth King her maid OF
honor Woolie Daniel acted as best
man. 8SEsas 49, 3:
The bride wore "a lovely wedding
gown OF white and her bouquet was
roses and ferns.
Immediately after the ceremony a
course dinner was served the bridal
pdrty and other guests.
after fleirRwaddinEs trip MT! and
AIRS. Lewia WIN make their home In
Ehsley. Whers INK Lewis holds d re
elionsible position at the Easley Cot
ton Mill.
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lcLEMs0N no nR.pPRN
viii Have I20 aIeR In the Graduating
y Class OF 1915.

- Class OF l0l5.
| Clemson College, Sept. 4.--T1ie 1914.
| 15 session OF, Clemson college will be-
| gin next week. The cadet majors
icaptains, and first sergeants will re-
iport on Monday, Sept z; and all the
Iptner Rtudens viii arrive on Tuesday
lfhe Stii, On Wednesday, Sept. 8. the
| faReity-second session. Will begin at
| $50 q. nj Examinations for tho re-
lin9tat 6f conditions will begin at once.
| New students will arrive on Sept 49,.
Students In the one-year agricultural
course will begin work on Oct. 1
There will be the usual number en-
lfered at Clemson thte fall. The Senior
class will be the largest ever in the
collie about Izo The other class-
Eea are about as usual. me prepafa-
tory class has been discontinued
Everything is abossst Esaay FOR .he
fc0ming Of the students. Work on the
additional class rooms in tine main
building Is being rushed, The BAR
Ifaeks ahi dining room ;sssse being rat
| Into the best shape possible Secre-
itary H. l.. Sweeney of the X. Al. c.
a. ss here preparing for the welcome
| OF the students In behalf OF the associ-
tation. eNarly every member of the
faculty IS at his post z a
4 The work on: the big parade ground
which viii also be used for athletic
Ipprposes, is moving aIong we'll. The
Iola leotnall neid VIII be used this sea-
son for athletics. 's3 I, tiss g IS
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THE ANDERSON DAILY INTELLIcENcER

new home was given a number OF use
tul gifts, Tor her kitchen from the
guests present.
Mrs. Townsend assisted by Miss
Ewhank Taylor served tempting
salad course.
The guests were Mrs. Joe Fretweli,
Jr.. Mrs Raymond Fretwell. Miases
Eyie Harrison. Rosa Simpson, Pearle
Mass, Annie and Ruth Anderson.
Lucy and Lillian Maxwell, Carrie Fret
we'll. E. n. Templeton. Ewbank Tay-
lor, Bell Norris. Emmie Ca, heart.
Floride, and Gene Harris. Kathleen
Norryce. Linda Thompson. Jessie
browne. Caroline Vance. Jean Cum
ningham. Miss Langley and Mrs. q. B.
Greene.
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wilson Memorial Hospital Plans.

The first meeting OF the Ellen Axson
Wilson Memorial Association was
held during past week in Rome. Ga.
Many of the members were girlhood
friends of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson when
as Ellen Arson she was a prominent
figure In the social liie os :t.is city
In the Georgia hills. Steps will be
taken toward permanent memorial.
While plans have been definitely form
ulnted. 1t Is the concensus OF opinion
that II will take the form of hospital
70 be callen the Ellen Axson Wilson
Memorial Hospital, All through the
spring and early summer the citizens
have been planting flowers In every
available place, and tending them with
loving care. II was their wish that the
streets of Rome should be abloom with
lovely flowers during "home coming
week In October, SO that everywhere
mrs. Wilson passed fragrant blossoms
would smile welcome to the first
lady In the land. II was to be a beau
tiSul expression OF a beautiful idea.
Now that home coming week is SO
sadly thing OF the past 1t Is planned
TO make the hospital living memo
rial TO q beloved woman whose whole
life stood not only for the best ex-
preston OF life In the home, but for
the development of the wider interests
to he found outside the home. II is
generally concsded that thu scopag OF
work 60 be accomplished IN d fidsbital
for the relie. OF. suffering humanity
Will prove "a. far. mora lasting memo
rial down he years than the most ex-
Equisite statue wrought I'm marble or
bronze. 1t Is th@dght' by; thbse who
knew Mrs. wilson best that this plan
In its full fr,,ition could perhaps have
found its echo In the heart OF the wife
OF the president of the United States.
Athens Eerald.
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EAND CONCERT TO-DAY
First Regiment Rand of Williamson
To Give Excellent Program.


TO Give Excellent Program.
The First Regiment band of Will
lianlston will give q concert In the
Cha utauqua park ut Williamson yun-
day afteraoon. There will be special
trains over the Piedmont and North
ern and special rates. The following
round trip rates have been offered.
Greenwood Soc; Hodges &c: Shoals
Junction 40c; Donhids Soc; Honea,
Path 25c Anderson 2bc; Greenviile
35c; Piedmont zoe; Bolton zoe; Peizer
l0c: ,Taylors 50: Chick Springs so;
Greer Soc: Duncan ,60c;, Tucapan 75c;
Spartanburg $1.0G. .,.'l..
4 The following special program has
been arranged and the First, Regiment
band Is considered one OF tho best in
The state. DON'T miss this grand con-
cert.
4t3&5 Part One.
Mhrch- -Battleship Connecticut.
y n. .j-;.s!..4g.-. - .,s.sgs.. .. Eaitc:;
Two Step Peaceful Henry, Kelly
Selectionsr-Gends from the Operas,
Waltz Selected :. =. :. =.
Mareh7-lSth Regiment. -, PAMELA
March-Lprd Baltimore. Fillmore
Part Two.
March Yankee Notions. :, Sanglear
oyerture-Three Merry (K)nights..
(, sy.,.s...S -. .,.! Hays
Two-step-P Peg Only Heart. Fischer
March EI cspitst, i. :. .Scusa
.Waltz--I miss Yoa Most Of All
sss .,. .s.. ,.,,.... -Ronscn
9iarch-Q Queen of the Surf -. KlopI5
Spangled Banner Key
Other selections will be used in adj,
dition to the above list. s.
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C.AIsII RR0sI Ml. H0RT0N
or ol The InfelIin9effcef

tstIttOf, OF ne IhteiitnSencef; -
Please allow me spree % say that
certain 5pniors h9se reached malto the
eject that that my name IL L,sing con
lieoted with the DpIhiaiek. Paften AL
ken controversy wish to state thai
am not anii have not been In any
manner connected with This. ~.
hfs race fof congress Was made an
aeittely on my merits. have entered
tho ateFsee Of 30 one have catered
Into no aesctnlent or conbinatson 10
Ideteut my candidate for cpngfeSs
verys ifuIyf yours
S0iiss ) Oh A. HORTON
sBaltons $. CT Sept 8, 1914.
Roliiieal dseFtisemeptl
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Senior phiIathea Picnic.

Thursday afternoon Instead OF hav-
ing their regular social meeting the
senior Philathea Glass OF the First
Presbyterian Church spent the after
noon In the Varina Brown park IN
North Anderson. A bountiful picnic
lunch was spread and q Thoroughly
good time enjoyed by all.
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SEN, out invitations to friends asking
them To assist them in q parcels post
party on Friday afternoon and even
ing. These PACKAGES will be con-
tributed by different ones, and sold
for 10 cents without anyone knowing
just what is in them. but they ore as
sured that all win contain articles
worth the money. Cream and cake
will be served.
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Toung WoalenEs Nocietr.

a number OF 9Anderson people ac-
cepted invitations issued by the
Young Women's Society of Mt. Creek
Church for Tuesday eFsn!ns. sor
party to he. given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. 8. Masters at their conn
try home five miles from the city. The
lawn was beautifully decorated with
Japanese lanterns and in beautifully
decorated coraer refreshing puncj,
was served Throughout the evening.
Tempting fefreshmehts were served
the guests.
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Sewing Party.

a delightful little sewing party was
given Thursday morning when Miss
Anna Tribble entertained dozen girls
at her home ON North Main street.
n delicious salad course was served
the guests who we're Misses Jean
Cunningham, I.alla Marshall, Laura
Horton. Elizabeth Fretweli, Agatha
Spehnan. Lydia Bewley. Lou ELLEN
Ligon. Loreaa Cummings. LunelIe Nc
Geet Ruth Anderson, Rhoda vandiver.
Lucille Burriss. and Frances Tribble.
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she woaid -in6ale their sweet perfnme
ANA tlisn again your almost daily
visits 10 make inquiries, and your sad
and fearful faces as you went away
utterly powerless to stay the grim
monster. or allay the relentless hand
OF disease. your hearts would be up-
lifted to God In prayer for her relief
At last the hour came, you heard
the sad tidings with genuine grief
for you all loved her, and felt a per-
sonal loss. You came and sent pais
sweet flowers. and entwined the iyv
and laurel into wreaths and garlands
and laid them about her loved form
You whispered words OF comfort and
hope to those who were nearest and
dearest. You followed with husbed
footsteps TO the grave, and at the
close OF a brilliant day as the sun was
sinking In the western sky, and even
ing lit her faint star. You saw the cur
tain OF night fall upon her so loved
and honored. and now you meet TODAY
to tell OF her poble deeds and mingfe
your tears together. II is indeed good
TO know that her friends will aiigays
remember her. anu VIII think of her
thus: -
There came Soul to tie Gate OF
Heayen-giiding slow.
N soul that was ransomed, and for
given, and white as snow.
TO the G1iaS1 Gates Of Morn they car
ried hex and the angels oil were
silent. s
Now. open the gate. and let her in.
And fling q vide. I.
For she he's been cleansed from pain
and sim
The angels were silent. and we know
that she entered in."
Sincerely your friend.
MRS. j. j. .FnETWELL AND SIsTEpS
Sunset Forest, Sept. Ath. 1914.
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Aid society Of 81. Iobn,s

The Ladies', Aid Society of St.
Johns Methodist church will meet on
Monday AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock at the
church. u
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Lawn Party.

huhut
Masses Anne Gambrell Evelyn
Browne and Lydia McCullys entertain
ed with lovely lawn party Tuesday
evening on Misses Brownies and Gam
brells lawns. Japanese lanterns were
strung across the lawn and in the ivy
covered arbor lighted with lanterns
Mrs. p. K. McCully and Miss Jean
Cunningham served delicious nectar.
After an interesting contest of 'ihow
many peas in the jar, Miss Frances
Marshall was awarded the first prize,
boX OF candy, for the most. correct
guess and Miss Laurie Smethers. q
stick Of red candy for the most fncor-
rect.
Mrs. Gambrell, Mrs Jess Strihling,
Misses Caroline Vance, Lal Cunning
nam ami Sossie browne served the
mints.
Those accepting invitations to this
charming party were Misses Carol!ne
Banks, Victorin Earle, Annie Earle
Farmer, Marcile Gnest, Lula Hammett,
Laura Glenn, Anna Bell Glenn, Fran
els MARSHALL. Virginia Marshall, Hazel
Murphy. Elizabeth. Ristier from Char
lotte; Thelma Osborne, Sara Stevens,
Dorothy Sullivan Lucia Sullivan, Ma
Gle Edmnnds,- Elizabeth Wright, Sara
aqd Carolyn McFall, Lydia and Katii-
lyn Burriss, Edna Thompson, Clarice
Townsend. sSabel Daiingham. Virginia
Gilmer. Laurie Smethers, and Julia
Ledbetter; Tom Bales. Todd Barton,
Clarence Brown, Sam Green, Cal Har-
ris, Wade Humphreys. William Martin,
Harry Orr. Jr.. Harmon Geiger, Dean
Russell. James Smith Pat Sullivan.
Fred Tolly. John Thompson. Sanford
Vandfver, Edward Vandiver, Julian
Webb, Jeff Webb. Ernest Cochran. Jr.,
Richard Laughlin. John Will Robert
son. Frank Wilhite, Andrew Hood.
Pierce Browne. Dan Ledbetter. Clair
Cobb. and Paul Rich.
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TolbertgWatkIlns.

h-laFge-c cones eaufses Of relatives and
friendss assembled -sin the First Meth
odist church Saturday evening, sAy.-
e''st 2atl,s To witnesss the marriage Of
MleA Mamie Gray Tolbert. of Iaurens,
and Mr.s fhomns Del Watkinsl EsAfi-,
derhnii. = ~ .:t III
The church was unnsua, y beautiful.
decorated : Ia q simple and effective
-tHs1inr with ferns and palms placed
In the schancci and organ loft. The at
tenuants were Misses Lois Watkins.
Pister OF the groom. Lois. Gray, OF,
GRAY Court; Sadie Sullivan, Charlotte
Mceiowan. of Laurens: Messrs. Albert
and Ellis Gray. of Gray Court; VIII
liam Mahon. OF Spartanburg; r. C.
Z Grag. OF Laurens.
The maids were attired in lingerie
dresses and white lace picture hats
matl of honor. Miss ENiargaerita Toll
bert sister of the bride, was gowf,ed
In "a lovely Greek costume of vesiie
anS lstgss apinture hat and
carFied a. slower hnliqilpl OF pink Ia.
Franco roses, tied with tnlle.
ffamptl at 7 a %. lock Mrs. C.
Ticks hex "a an appropriate InrsicaE
Z prGgflf9 and tn the atrains OF Mem
delsaohh's wedding march the bride
of daesi blue With accas nfsea TO match,
cafry3ls q bonquet :of aes roses,
orellfie blossoms. fern and SUI les
sita WAS joined ut the altar, hv the
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the month Of August During the en-
5tFa line the cash fines taken 81 " Mis-
Hay Amounted ta 40 cents and ne SAVE
that the people Of his community are
taost scrtaihiy itipko koyins ft0ni d sstnfaI
Iasandp5ins n
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Ifnpnrtu.

MRS. S. i. Finley, who lives near Iva
vas hostess ss q delightful lawn party
Iha- aday evening. A number of An
dersoa girls and men went down In
machines and q thoroughly good time
was on soyed by all, Delicious ices were
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Miss Eilrnonils Rnfertalns.

Aiss Macie Bdmonds entertained
most deliEhtfnily Saturday afternoon
at ner nome. West Market street, from
Tour {. six. many delightful games
were played and iists IN the afternoon
delscious REFRESHMENTS served the
guests.
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For Mrs. Mclean.

Mrs. William Mclean was the guest
OIL honor at q delightful but informal
party Thursday morning when Miss
albeFta ilrGck eEtertginea at her
hone on South MeDuffie sfreet.
me guests were asked TO bring their
sewing and after mn hour sna.,t j., .Ihis
way the HOSTESS Invited the guests
MTG the dining room, Where an elab-
crate course luncheon was served.
Those accepting Miss Brooks linsS
IpitEllty we're Mrs. Mol ,eail; Mrs. IIrrIa
horton. mrs. adofrisoii.I Misses, MSris
Ssybt RUN Ffetweil, ETA Mae cum
lninessasld I .islla IIlonl lpson. sy.ssS -.3
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SOCIETY I'll


the Tolbert- Watkins bridal party at a
sumptuous dinner at her home In
the. eastern part OF the city. Pink
roses. candles. and shades lent the
same effect Ito the color scheme that
17as SO beautifully carried out ct the
wedding itself. After the conclusion OF
dinners the evening vas. delightfully."-
spent in conversation and in other di-
versions.
Miss Sadie Suiiivan entertained the
female nlemb .rs of the lTolbert- Wat
iSlns bridal plrty at very delightful
aflair FridaJ morning. a delicious
salad course and tea was served, the
color scheme of pink being carried
out in decorations and Refreshments.
The game of Foty. Two FINISHED an en-
teftaining feature OF the morning.