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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-01
The Schildkret HUNGARIAN (

The Schildkret Hungarian Or
chestra came to this country
from Hungary during the Worlds
Fair in Chicago being specially
engaged by Mrs Potter Palmer,
chairman of the Ladies Com nit
tee. They played for Prince
Henry of Germany during his
visit in Chicago, later on at the
wedding Of Alice Roosevelt, and
filled other equally important
engagements. They have been
engaged for the Big Stone Lake
Chautauqua this season.
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1900 Gloves and MitS

We are Offering for sale in our
bargain basket over 800 pairs of
Ladies, Misses and Childrens
silk mits and gloves at the follow
ing prices:
$3.50 gloves and mits 75c
1.25 gloves and mits 63c
100 gloves and mits SOC
so gloves and mits 25c
20 gloves and mits 13c
Never before have you had an
opportunity to purchase silk
gloves at such prices.
ErlandsOn & Johnson Co.
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The Yellowstone Trail associa.
ton has designated May 22nd
as trail dav, when it is intended
that com mittees all along the
line will join in giving one day
to the trail.
A postal card from G. E.
Barnes, at Staples, Mimi, an
nounces the arrival of q little
daughter at the Barnes home.
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Norman Hanson, one of the
clerks in McCollum & Thirsk's
store, starts on q trip to his ma
tive Norway, this week. This is
the second trip that Norman has
made to the old country since
he first came to America, twelve
years ago. His mother is still
living there. Norman's friends
wish him prosperous voyage
and safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Tice go to
Montevideo this evening to at
tend the Eastern Star party Civ
en- by the local chapter.
Conductor Alphens Hocum
was oblidged to lay off duty last
week and undergo an operation
back of his ear on the right side
of his head, but we understand
she underwent the operation in
good shape. Mrs. M. H. Wise
men went down to Minneapolis
Wednesday to be with her
daughter.
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Home grown seed corn Mime
sofa No. 13, also Red Dent and
White Dent. All kinds of lawn
grass for sale at Erlandson &
Johnson Cos.
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Don't Steal

when you can buy Ladies, Miss
es and Childrens gloves and
mits: 800 pairs to choose from at
Half Price, at Erlandson & john
son Cos.
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BY WALTER HENRICKS

Why l go to church.
Because there | enter into the COM
pany of good men and women. Like
myself, they have their faults, but
like myself they are trying to be bet.
ter than they are and their high en-
deavOr encourages me.
Because there | hear read the age
long, time-prOved lessons of life and
character from the Old Book. Some
may say it is OutgrOwn and untrue,
but | reply that it thrills and con-
straines me to seek the way OF the
Lord.
Because there | hear sung the finest
hymns of the centuries. Crock OF
Ages" ''Nearer, My God, to Thee
"Dear Lord and Father of Mankind
Jerusalem the Golden" one and all
lead my thoughts from the cares and
worries of the world to the contem-
plation of things "lovely and of good
report
Because there hear voiced in pray
er and supplication the aspirations
and spiritual longings Of my own
heart and the daily needs of my soul.
There in the quiet of the church my
weary spirit finds peace and rest, in
spiration and direction, faith and
cheer.
Because there | enter into the
glorious, priceless heritage of the past,
bequeathed to me by all the saints
apostles and martyrs who have ever
lived. There too, feel and have q
part in the great common faith OF
mankind, which believes more in
what is not than in what is. And
there also see in splendid outline
the vision of Gods coming Kingdom.
PLACE to CONFESS FAULTS
Because there | come into real and
vital relations with God in Christ, con.
fess to Him my faults, renew my
loyalty to Him, strengthen my belief
in Him. and stir up within my soul
more of Christ's spirit of purity and
goodness of loving good will and use-
fulness.
Because l find that the church
needs me. Itcalls me not only be.
cause it can confer great benefits upon
me, but much more because OF the
help that can give to it. | can help
give to its support so that 1t may be
better able to prosecute its work at
home and abroad for the salvation of
all men. BY standing with the chnrch
| can help to strengthen it as q posi-.
tive force for righteousness. Loving
it as I do and proud of what the
church has done in the past, | want
to help in making the future still more
glorious than the past. And for the
present l want to play some part in
saving the church from some OF the
evils which beset it, that its divisions
may be united, its ideals purified and
ennobled, and its spirit made more
Christian. For these reasons / go to
church to be of service to the church,
to help direct its policy, iucresse its
efficiency and prepare its destiny.
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SEED CORN

Home grown, yellow dent.
Actual test 80 to 100 per cent.
Schwantes Nero. Co
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James Drake Elected Commissioner

Our former neighbor H S.
Volkmar sends US a Seattle paper
containing the news that James
G. Drake, a former Milbank ci
tizen was elected one of the three
city commissioners of Tacoma,
Wash. The item says:
James G.. Drake was elected COM
missioner by the largest vote given
any candidate. and Charles d. Atkins
ran second. This makes personnel OF
the new city commission. elect Fawcett,
Drake and Atkins. Drake received
I3. GIL votes, Atkins, 10000 and w.
A. Stewart snd Nicholas Lawson the
losers, ST. and $3.50 respectively
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WIiltside.NaNss.

A number of Rev. Chas. Haddon
Nabers' friends have received invi-
tations announcing his approachins
marriage. Rev. Nabe1s made his
Acr:e Ii Anderson at uiie time anu mus
the best wishes of ali mis- former
friends.
"Mr. Jefferson Davis Whiteside re-
quests the honor Of your presence at
the marriage Of his daughter. Minnie,
to E;ev. Charltiy Haddon Nabers on
Tuesday afternoon, October the Goth
one Thousand nine hundred aud four
teen at four O'Clock, Mt home, Hickory
Grove. South Carolina. At home af-
ter October 2Srd, Prosperity. S. c.
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of two courses of delicious refresh
ments. All were then invited into the
dining room where over the table was
suspended white paTasoi, decorated
with golden rod and with satin rib
bpns extending To the corner Of the
table "ShOwering" from this and
banking the table beneath were num-
bers of interesting looking packages.
which = IN being opened by the guest
of honor were found to contain all
sorts OF lovely things dear to the
heart K girl. For the gamds. Gu
pid score-caSds tied with yellow rib
bons were used.
Miss Lucille Frew was elegantly at
tired In gown of "new blue" char
meuse, WITH chiffon drapcries, black
velvet hat with black plumes.
The hostess wore a dainty gown of
lace trimmed lingerie.
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Partles Ger Miss CoI,en.

The following clippings from the El-
berton Star will be read with the
greatest interest by the many friends
OF Miss Sadie Cohen, who will soon
'ome to Anderson as Mrs. Marry
Geisberg.
On last Friday afternoon the at
|tractive home or Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Mattox was thronged with guests. the
'rras'"r bej"" reception given by
Miss Ellen Matt0x ana lZlaD Jen
Lou frsin ia nonor Of Riiss Sadie
Cohen, whose marriage to AIR. Harry
.Geisberg occurs next week. The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with golden rod and ferrtr, and the
lights. covered with yellow shades
cast a warm, ssoft glow over the scene
presenting striking contrast to the
chill rain on the outside, In the re.
ceiving line were Miss Sadie Cohen
Mia; Ellen MattoX. Miss Jennie Lou
irwin and Miss Minnie Cohen In the
dining room the decorations were
specially attractive, the large round
cluny lunch cloth, the center piece
being a large bunch of golden rod
delicious salad course WI, served by
Miss Daisy irwin. Miss Lizzic Irwin
and Mics Alice MattoX, all OF whom
wore dainty white dresses with large
yellow se,shes and yellow bows in tho
hair. They wero assisted bv Master
Nike Mattox. who passed the mints
pinned on the favors. which were
'rliite hearts, bo:dered with gilt OH
yhich were the letters &C. and Sc
separated by a golden wedding bell
Miss Elizabeth Mattox served punch
from a bowl almost buried in golden
-od: she, too. was dressed in white
with yellow sash and hair ribbons
-Mrs. Mattox was assisted In receiving
The gud5ts by Mrs. w. III. Irwin and
- Alice Stevens. A large number
OF friends called during the hours OF
the reception.
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Liftln hfisu Kinr.

A number of the friends of little
Miss Neyai King were delightfully."- en-
tertained when she asked them TO
come Saturday afternoon and share
the pleasures OF her birthday with her
at her E1me on River street. !, i, - !,
After all the gudsts had arrived
and nany delightful games played
they were invited into the dining
room where a beautiful yellow and
white color scheme was carried out
=, every datai! TIE sane ttss.shlSS deco
fations used earlier in the ssternncn
for little Miss Louise Kings party
were again used with the exception
OF the birthday cake which held tiir-
and candies We're served the little
hostess and her guests.
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HarrIEtsn.I0nes.

anderson people are greatly inter-
Gated In the marriage of Miss Mary
Connor Harrison and IIayne James,
which took place "Wednesday" eTen-
ing In Walhalla. Mrs. Harrison has
a number Of friends In Anderson and
Anderson county who regret that her
marriage will take her out of this
county. The following clipping from
the Greenville Piedmont will give q
vivid description OF this beautiful wed
ding.
On Wednesday evening, October the
seventh. at seven o'clock, the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank l.. Harrison, of
Walhalla, was the l5cenc of brilliant
wedding when their daughter. i'Miss
Mary Cohnor Harrison, became the
bride of Mr.. Hayne Jones.
The home was beautifully decorated
with potted plants and cut flowers
the color scheme being yellow and
white. ~
Just before the ceremony Mrs. Wade
@. Hughs sang with unusual sweet
ndss the wedding song from Mendeis-
sohn' Nendelssohn's wedding march
was played by Miss Grace Beafi MS
the wedding partypentered In the fol-
low order: Messrs Frank e. Harri-
son, Mack Neville and Earle Beard
formed ribbon aisles from the recep-
tion hall doorway to tho improvised
altar in the ceremony room. Next
came the maid OF honor, Miss jamie
Harrison, sister, of the bride. Her
brunette type of beauty never looked
prettief! than in her lovely yellow
accordian plated chiffon gown with
lace draperies and carrying huge yell
low chrysanthemums tied with yel-
low tulle.
Little Miss Mary Louise Beard was
ring bearer carrying the ring in the
heart of white rose
Miss Carrie Darby Harrison, sister
Of the bride, entered next as flower
Rirl. hearing gold basket filled with
white rhses tied with white tullo.
Roth flower girl and ring bearer were
lovely white lace dresses and yellow
cashofs.
The bride entered On the arm of her
father. She was picture OF dainty
lcyeliness attired in her wedding
gown of-whito ivory satin with duch-
ess lace bodice. draperies Of chiffon
embroidered L. pearls. The long
viii tnle y II with J ,leet o = ".
sprays of lily of the valley. Her bou.
ouet of bride roses with shower OF
valley lilies was gorgeous.
The bride was met at the altar by
the groom with his best man. Mr..
ButheE McBee, Jr., of Greenville. The
,fns ceremony was performed by Rev
]. L. Stokes. During the ceremony
Miss Grace Beard softly played Sc.
lection from Tanhouser.
Immediately after the solemn ana
ss5ssitiiffu; Esrs.ee that that uii4tsaa iasa tho hap
by couple brilliant reception was
enjoyed by the large number Of
guests present.
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Miss seybt Honored

Miss Marie Seybt, whose marriage
to Mr.. hill on Monday evening will
be tho leading social event of the
week in Anderson society, was the
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
rhower Friday afternoon when Miss
Alberta Brock, one of Miss Seybt,s
attendants, entertained in her honor.
The gnests were gretted ut the door
by Mrs. Clarence Brock and invited
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For Miss Frew

Miss Frew. of Rock Hill, whose
marriage to James Marshal! VIII take
place Wednesday evening is beiSs
charmingly entertained by her girl
friends previous TO her wedding. Tie
following clippings from the Rock
Hill Herald will he interesting to Mr..
Marsha'l's friends and t. tho friends
Miss Frew will make when she comes
to Anderson as Mrs. Marshall.
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4 Mysipriops etCofton RAN,

srtA very enterprisinS charitable cr-
ganfzatioA In Columbia has decided to
give cotton ball', in the ball room
of the Jefferson hotcl about two
weeks from now, Tho whole affair is
exceedingly mysterious. All the
guests are to wear cotton costumes
and the ball room will be decorated
IN cotton bolAy. Every one should be
nn the lookout for one Of the inyi!
fations and have n cotton gown ready.
The ball will undoubtedly he . rretty
nffair and all the more enjoyable he-
cause of this unique Southern fea-
.tnre.-The State.
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Observation-Disclosures,

The following invitations have been
received In Anderson announcing an
other interesting October wedding In
Penaleton. ,ss g < -ats IS,
Mrs. Frances Z. McPhaii i
requests the pleasure OF your conn
pahy at the marriage of her daughter
Marie :
SSs to
( Mr. William Thaddeus Willingham
ON the evening of Tuesday tho fwcn-
9 tieth. OF October at eight o'clock
AZ homs
Peaoleton, South Carolina. s s
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lesion Barton, Allie Barton. Glenn
Evans. DR.. John Major, Clifton Lyon,
Eugene Watson, Henry Cason> and
Clyde Mattison. + .
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BirihdaY I,a4Y.

Miss Louise King was a charming
little hostess Saturday afternoon when
lhe celebrated her sixth birthday at
the home OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
J. King. on East R..5er street.
The twenty-five little gtlests were
invited from. $3.50 Til s. After
the usual games had been played the
hostess and her guests were invited
ia the dining room where everything
was beautifully decorated with len
rod ana ferns. In the center { the
dining table was tie white birthday
cake with six tiny yellow candles TO
mark the years OF little Miss Kings
life. From the chandelier to each corr
her OF the table were broad yellow
satin ribbons to add TO 5tl,o beauty OF
Etiiis happy little crowd with their,
siaIrox white frocks and cclorcd hair
fibboAs. Delicious Ices ana cake and
candies all in the yellow and white
were served the. little folSs.
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wesley Pbilathea MEETING.

The Wesley Philathea Glass OF the
ST. Johns Methodist church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Remus Henderson. on
Marshall avenue. An interesting
meeting Is expected and all the mem
bers are invited to be present.
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Ladies', Day.


Friday was ladies' day at Elks Club
and r. number of. enthusiastic card
players spent the afternoon in the club
rooms, Tables were placed in the Ia
dies, reception room. reading room and
billiard room and from four till six
auction was enjoyed. y
Is Thuse playing ware Mrs. Swain Gil.
mer. Mrs. George Aide. Miss. Lydia
Orr, Mrs. Ralph Ramer, Mrs. Harry
Orr. Mrs. Louis Gray, Miss Land. Mrs.
Sam Orr, Mrs. T. l.. Cely, Mrs. G.. b.
Greene, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. McDon-
aid, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Lewis
Sanders, Mrs. ]. L Sherard, Mrs. Al
bert Sidney Farmer, Mrs. Clyde T,oss
Mrs. lucille Bray, Mrs. John Frank
Mrs. Bond Anderson, Mrs. Horace
McGee, Mrs. Aeon Rice, Mrs Har-
riEgton Godfrey, Misses Anna Ross
Cunningham, Weeza Gilmer. jessie
Browne and Caroline Vance.
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Illustrations OF their acquaintance
and courtship which the young ladies
were asked to give names TO. Some
very clever answers were given and
caused much amusement.
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Mrs. G. b Walton, of SpartanburS.
arrived in the city yesterday to be-
the guest OF Mrs. S. ID. Browniee, on
South McDufie street. for the Seyht-
iill wedding on Monday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Stribling and lit
tie children. Virginia G2d Harry, are
spending tho weekend with Mr. Strib-
ling's parents IN Pendleton.
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Mrs. zeigler Marshall came down
I from Asheyille yesterday. where she
has been for several weeks to attend
the Seybt-Hill wedding. Mrs. Mar
Stall is stopping with Mta Dave
Gray on East Church street.
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Girls Club.

The Girls Club Of the Baptist
church will meet Friday afternoon at
four o'clock in,the church. Mrs. A. L.
Snethers is leader of this club and is
very anrious or all the girls to be
present.
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Miss Maude Holly, OF Cokesbury.
and Miss Lois jackson, Of Iva, arg
the attractive guests OF Miss MART
Seybt at her home just east of the,
city.
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Another Shower.

y Conspicuefss among the many de-
iliahtfsI attentions being bestowed mp
on Rock Hills group os fair brides OF
ths month. was the shower given
wednesday afterno6n Gonplinlentafy
70 Miss Lucille Frew by her. cousin.
MISS hfarearet Frew. The rooule and
hallway; oG the residences we're atsrac-
SiFely adorned With q color harinrny
Icf white end yellow
Upon arrival, the guests were seat
ed at anbles where progressive Old
MAID afforded intense amusement unit,
earsls we're laid aside Tor the serying
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Mrs. A. w Carpenter, OF Washing
ton, d. c., who has been the guest Of
Mrs. Lizzie Sullivan, on Franklin
street, is now visiting AzEts. Wyatt
Aiken in Abbeviile. ~ 49,
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Miss Geney.sye Singleton, OF Green
wood, Is the guest OF Miss Lois Recess
On South Main street, As
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Miss Matte McLees, OF Diilca, is
spending the weekend with Mrs. Icl-
sie Gray on East Church street. 80
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Assss Minnie RUSSELL to Go to Panau

As3ss Minnie Russell to Go TO Panama.
A cable message was received We'd
nesday by Mr.. w. w. Russell stating
that Miss Minnie Russell had been
given q position on the Canal Zone.
Miss Russell Is at present teaching q
schoo! near Rock Hill and has not
been communicated with yet, It is pre-
sumed, however, that she will accept
the position IL the school board for
whom she is now teaching will re-
lease her for this term.
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Mrs. Stokes. of walhalla, and Mlssi
Halle Pelzer. who have been the !
guests of Mrs. Elsie Gray, have re-
turned home. ssh ysst I
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Ladies', Aid.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Baptist Church will meet Tuesday af-
.e-accn at four o'clock In the church.
Mrs. William LsGSiii;n Is
leader.
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Circle lTeeting.

The Circles of the First Presnyterran
church were most pleasantly enter
tanned Monday afternoon 1T the fol-
lowing houses: :
Number one. with Mrs. Fred Bur-
nett on South Main street
:. Number two, with Mrs. B. O. Evans
Number three. with Mrs. Frank
Farmer. MHs. Anna Weston, Miss
Louise Humphreys, on East Whitner
street
Number four. with Mrs. George
Townsend and Miss Hunter, In North
Anderson.
These meetings are always delisht-
fully Informal and bring the members
OF the church in closer touch. with
one another.
After short busindss session q
social hour was enjoyed and each
hostess served tempting refreshments.
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Star Supper.

Harry Geisberg, whose marriage 10
Miss Sadie Cohen, Of Elberton. Ga.
viii be one or the social events or
che week was the guest of honor at a
stag lstpper Wednesday evening. ! In
the dining ROOM Of tho HStel Chiqnola
q tabls mad beea besutifuliy decorated
and here this supper was served.
I Tiny cards with the menu on them
were placed Mt each plate,
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Mrs. Frank Sloan and little, daugiI-
ter, Esther, have returned from At
lanta, where they spent the past
month. q ffI
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shower for Miss Frw.

Miss Emma London has issued invi-
Iations to a Kitchen Shower Friday af-
Lernoon In hon0r Of Mlss Lucille Frew.
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Dancing Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Orr entertain
ed Tuesday evening at their home on
West Market with a beautiful dancing
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. GUIDE of
Italy. who are receiving so many love.
attentions during their stay here were
again the honored guests on this CO.
casion.
After Mr.. and Mrs. Orr and MIR. and
Mrs, Aide had welcomed all tho
guests the one step and hesitation
were enjoyed from nine til one, with
a short intermiSsion for supper, Nee
tar was served throughout the even
Ing.
The dancers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alert
Sidney Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. ChristIe
De Camp, Hr. and Mrs. Ralph rs,
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. M can,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swain Gilmer, Miss Lin
da Thompson, Mr.. Sam Orr and Miss
Lydia Orr. Archie Cathcart, Tom
Cartwright, Guy Wentworth. OF
Greenville. William Marshall and Mr.
Gilbvney.
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Birthday Party.

A>ah'tJ iiltIc uilbb fAdtECIlUe MAR
Tin. the attractive little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Martin. has httytess
to number of her friends Friday af.
ternoon when she celebrated her
fourth birthday, at the home OF her
parents on East Orr street.
Games were enjoyed for an hour
after which the guests were invited
into the dining room where a beau,
tifully decorajbd birthday tahle
awaited them. a huge birthday cake
with it's four candles stood in the
center of the table. A yellow and
white color scheme was OF keryed and
carried out in every pdssible detail
Delicious ices, cakes and candies were
served the little guests who were:
Louise King. Annie Elizabeth Growth
Ter. Shelby Crowther, Frances Hamil-
ton, Ira Hamilton, Caroline and Evelyn
Starks. Mildrsed Hutclins. Gertrude
|Wilkie, Sara Wilson Bowian. Nancy
Diver. Nelson ard Vivian Cheshire.
| Edward Elkin. Aaaron Hembree, Mar.
tha Wyatt. Harold Johnson, Marshall
Sherard, Sara and Creek BurAlss.
Jeff Clinkscaies, Sara Alice Mcdaniel.
Nan and Louise Martin, JamciJ and
Frank Martin. Geraldine TrammeII.
| Elizabeth Dugan, Ethel Pruitt. w.
N. Newell, Allen aud Pauline Smoak