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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Baltimore 3. Brooklyn 2.

Baltimore. April 21.-Pitcher Jack Quinn won Baltimore's game with Brooklyn today by hitting the ball over the scoreboard in the tenth in- nn2,
 Score: RH. E. Baltimore .OlO GOO 0101-3 6 0 Brooklyn. 900 900 O200-2 2 ?
 Quinn and Jacklitsch; Lafitte and Owens.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Indianapolis 1, Columbus 0. Louisville 4, Cleveland ,.
 Milwaukee 3, Minneapolis 0. Kansas City 1, St. Paul 13.
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LEAGUE

Memphis f, Atlanta 3. Mobile 4. Montgomery 2. New Orleans 6, Birmingham l2. Nashville '. Chattanooga 3.
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M.. D. C. G. TIME TABLE.

Effective March 18th. 1914, the Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Railroad schedule between Hot Springs and Glenwood will be as follows:
 No g. No. l. Lv. Hot Springs. .5.30 pm. 10'40 am. Ar Glenwood ........S.20 pm. 1.SO pm.
 No 2. No {. Ar. Hot Springs ..10.05 am. 500 pm. Iy. Glenwood .... -.f5 am. 2.10 pm. These are exclusive passenger trains and will be daily until further notice.
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Drugs, rapid, free delivery. Phone G45 Pnbltc Drug Go. 4-2,tt
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A. G. GAINES, President.
 JOE ". CORRINGToN. Manager.
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King.LewIs.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
last Sunday when Miss Sallie King and
w. Fl. Lewis were married. The cere-
mony was performer at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
King. on l street, the Rev. s. b. White
officiating. 3
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.
The bride wore lovely wedding
gown of white and her bouquet was
roses and ferns. p'y pfti POM" 81
!, Immediately otter the ceremony a
course dtnhers was served. the bridal
party and 6there guests. .. 'l'5 "Ii5i'i
After their welding RIP Mr.. and
Mrs, Eawis will make the.r some in
Easley., where Mr. Lewis holds a re.
aponsi...o pon!tion at the Easley Cot
ton Mill
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Beautiful Birthday Party.

Mrs. T. A. Wigginton entertained
with beautiful party Wednesday af-
iernoOn ut her home on Greenville
street In honor of the birthdays OF her
attractive little daughters. Rosamond
and Adelaide Wiggington.
The color scheme of the afternoon
was pink and white. and this was car
ried out In many pretty details. espe-
cially In the souvenirs given the
guests.
The little folks played games and
had good time generally. and later
In the afternoon were invited in to
enjoy the birthday cakes which spar
kled with their pretty pink candles.
The table was adorned with pink
streamers from the chandelier and
pink shaded candles cast q
Soft glow over the childish
faces. Yittle Miss Adelaide Wig
gington end let little. friends
were invited In to the dining room
first and her cake held six candles,
and after they had all been served lit
tie Miss Rosamond Wiggington and
her guests were taken In and found
her cake with the seven tiny candles.
Delicious ices, cakes and candles were
served and punch was served during
the afternoon.
Many pretty gifts were received by
the popular little hostesses.
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rillRTyasoaE I FooR AlERs
CHARGED WITH'FfxINC
PRICES
PRISON. SENTENCES
Fines Will Not Be Accepted In
Case of Conviction-Offend-
ers To Receive Maximum
(By Assoclated Press.l !.

Washington. Sept. 4-Thirty-one
Egdslai sa Saa l1e'S5ss tsstS hs5s 'Gsss sas
Sherman law on counts charging prise
fixing. :sfh twaeAt the frat; big develop,
ment in the Investigation the depart
%sss ~ as G. iSs
food dealers who are alleged to have
seized upon the European war as a
pretext to increase the cost OF living.
All the indicted men are local pro-
ducers dealers or commission mer-
chants. No natiDnally known: firm
was indicted
At the department, OF Justice It was
said government agents working In
many states for evidence OF price
fixing. were expected to make reports
soon which officials hoped would be
the basis of other indictments. Attor-
ney General Gregory said:
Under conditions now existing
throughout the world. capitalization
of misfortune and Of oppression Of
cnc a=-: people By the: q 55hSi.ttTraaffy 55S.tTraaffy sn-
crease In the price OF foodstuffs are
30 peculiarly reprehen sible chat,
whenever. convictions car, be obtained
the government will insist upon sem
tences Of timprisonment-no fine or
civil remedy. will be deemed adequate
United States attorneys are being
instructed promptly to ass: for indict-
ments whenever the facts will permit,
to push these to early trial, and, mp-
ON convictions! to insist upon pri1on
sentenceH 30 gsSsi ~. b
IT must. of course. be remembered
that, without the district kof Colun1-
bia.' only those agreements and COM
biDations which affect directly Inter-
state or foreign, commerce can be
reached. As to other; matters state
statutes must be relied upon,
The men indicted here today are
CHARGED with having fixed prices ey.
cry day by ballots. 2 ~sugeestlo Ions, or
verbal agreement, and 70 have circu-
lated price lists which completely
eliminated q competitive market for
food. That 10 alleged to be an 4unlaw4
ful restraint OF trade prohibited BY
the Sherman snti.trnat law between:
the states and In federal n districts.
The penalty on conviction is q year'e
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Several days ago an announcement
was printed In a local paper saying
that the county reglstral,un board
be in session on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week and that the
voters could secure registration GER
tificates only on thnaa davs. The
statement was In error. according to a
member of the board, as the board viii
be In session on Monday and TueEIink
and there will be no meeting We'd
nesday. Every voter desiring tosSa-
.Spre registration, certificate. must call
at the court house either NOhcay ,d}r
9Es 'yosgp sads& beCsftysass. Of LII.
prior to the election, must have reb5d-
county one ypaT and III tSSs preclSts
four months. He must have paid; Ms
poll tax six months prior to the AeS-
ticn. TIT
He must have paid his taxes on all
property to the amount OF $500 lor
more for the previous year.
The supervisor must have the books
In the county court house on the first
Monday. These books, however, must
be- closed and. remain closed from 80
days before the election; is over.
This last tact ta the reason why the
books VIII be open but two days be-
fore the coming election. The books.
will not be open In October, because OF
the fact that but 20 days will elapse
s:c::Ss ..:e a--s.. Monday .a1oiaiaaaayy In October
until the first Tuesday after the firatt
Monday In November, which Is Tnas-
day. November 3election day. t2
T. is advisable. that those who "a. 10
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new home was given IL number uf u,c-
'ui gii's Tor her kitchen from the
guests present.
Mrs. Townsend assisted by Miss
Ewbank Taylor served tempting
salad course.
The guests were Mrs. Joe Frctwell,
Jr.. Mrs. Raymond Fretwell, Misses
Evie Harrison. Rosa Simpson. PearIe
MASS. Annie end Ruth Anderson.
Lucy and Lillian Maxwell, Carrie Fret
well. +. Il. Tcmplcton. Ewbank Tay-
lor, Bell NOlri,. Emnlie Cathcart.
Floride and Gene Harris. Kathleen
Norryce. Linda Thompson, Jessie
browne. Caroline Vance. Jean Cum
ningham. Miss Langley and Mrs. G. b.
Greene.
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she would inIlalc their sweet perfume.
Ana then again your almost daily
visits to make inquiries. and your sad
and fearful faces as you went away
utterly powerlcss to stay the grim
monster. or allay the relentless hand
of disease. your hearts would he up
lifted to God in prayer for her relief.
al last the hour came. you heard
the sad tidings with genuine grief,
for you all loved her. and felt n per
sonal loss. You came and sent pale
sweet flowers. and entwined the ivy
and laurel into wreaths and garla1ds.
and laid them about her loved form.
You whispered words of comfort and
hope TO those who were nearest and
dearest. You followed with husled
Footsteps to the grave. and at the
close of 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 noble deeds and mingle
your tears together. 1t is indeed good
to know that her friends will always
remember her. and will think of her
thus:
There came q Eoul to the Gate of
HeaveE-i,litiinG slow
"A soul that was ransomed. and for
given. and white az snow.
10 the Golden Gates of Morn they car
ricd her. and the angels all were
silent.
Now. open the gate. and let her In,
And fling It wide,
For She has been cleansed from pain
and sin
The angels were silent. and we know
that she entered in."
Sincerely your friend,
MRS. J. j. FRETWELL AID SISTERS
Sunset Forest, Sept. 4th. 1914. :.
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Young Women.s SncIetx.

a number OF Anderson people ac-
cepted invitations issued by the
Young Women's Society of Mt. Creek
Church for Tuesday evening, for G
party TO be given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Musters at their coun-
try home five miles from the city. The
lawn was beautifully decorated with
Japanese lanterns and In beautifully
decorated corner refreshing punch
was served throughout the evening.
Tempting refreshments were served
the guests.
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st. JolihS.. MaHi6d d1st--.. cliusch have.
sent out invitations 20 friends ask!ng
iffm &c assist them i'll parcois post
party on Friday afternopn hER Reveny
Ing. These packages sRyar b6' CON.
tsibuted by different ones, and sold
f6f 10 cents without anyone knowing
Just wHFt is fa thetE hSf ttE75 are ass
s,red that aIEsaiH cMtgh atsicies
.wS1'h wiil Be tss,smS!'s tssfzeS b Mrnassako ],
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Tolbert.WatkIps.

a large concourse or relatives and
friends assembled in the First Meth
odiat church Saturday evening, Au-
'Sass 29sh, &c witness the issrT!.aEso off
Miss Mamie Cray Tolbert. of Laurens,
and MI. Thomas Del Watkins. OF An
dersone
The church was unusually beautiful,
decorated In a simple and effective
manner with ferns and palms placed
IN the chancel and organ loft. The at
tendants were Misses Lois Watkins,
sister OF the groom: Lois Gray. OF
Gray Court; Sadie Sullivan, Charlotte
MCGOWAN, OF Laurens: Messrs. Albert
and Ellis Gray, of Gray Court: Will
liam Mahon. of Spartanburg: r, C..
Grnv. OF I.aurens.
Tho maids we're attired In lingerie
dresses and white lace picture hats
ana carried pink ard white asters. The
mild OF honor. Miss Marguerite Toll
liert. sister Of the bride, was gowned
In lovely Greek costume OF voile
ana lace. with white picture hat and
carried n shower bouquet Of pink La
France roses. tied with tulle.
Promptly mt 1890 o'clock Mrs. G. Fl.
HICKS began an appropriate musical
program and to the strains OF Mem
delssohn'a wedding march the bride
a." "rm - tor father. She
was lovely In n modsh travelling suit
of dark blue with accessories to match,
carrying bouquet Of brides roses.
orange blossoms. fern and tulle.
She was joined Mt the altar, by the
groom. attended by ltis hest man, Mr..
X. W. Watkins. The wedding was SOL
emn!zcd by Rev. j. r. T Major, using
the ring ceremony.
Mrs. Watkins Is very popular md
intellectual woman. graduate OF
Winthrop college, and Is greatly ad-
mired for her sweet womanly charac-
ter, Mr.. Watkins is principal of the
schools OF Thomasville. Ca, and an
energetic anu successful teacher. Az
ter the bridal trip. they will be at
home at ThomasvilIe.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. ray, OF Gray Court:
MI, and Mrs. r. L. Keaton, of Snar.
tahburg; Mrs. M. B. Docus, Mrs, Cock.
ara Master William Pope, of Co!un-
bla Mrs. c. B. Martin, or Greenyille: !:
Mtsshs Madge, Daisy, Louise and jamie
Harris. Lotiise Gray. Lois Wntkina.
Clinton Watkins, Roy Watkins and
Wayne Watkins. of Anderson: Mr..
Wakefield, - William Mahon, of spar-
tanburg; ;nAlbert and Ellis Gray, OF
Gray Court.
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wilson Memorial . ,Ii6kpIs3k Plans.

The first meeting of the Ellen Arson
Wilson Memorial Association was
heid during past week in Rome. Ga.
Many OF. the members were girihood
friends OF i.Mra..WpodFqw Wilson wi,su
hs Ellen Arson She wis prominent
figure in the social life of this city
- theI Georgia hills. Steps, Will be
taken Toward b pefmaAeiit' memorial.
While plans have been definitely form.
hlated. 1t fs- the concensus of opinion
HAT It will take the fom of hospital
10 be callen the Ellen Arson Wilaoh
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 It was their wish that the
streets OF Rome should be abloom with
lovely flowers during "home coming
week" in October, 30 that everywhere
Mrs. Wilson passed fragrant blossoms
would smile welcome to the first
lady in the land. It was to be O beau
tiful expression o: beautiful idea.
Now that home coming week is 80
sadly thing of the past It ..is planned
to make the hospital living memo
rial to beloved woman whose whole
life stood not only for the best ex-
r-ess:o:: c: ::::s L; the aoz1ie. but but .uT .;uT
the development Of the wider interests
to be found outside the home. II ia
generally conceded that the scope OF
work to be accomplished In al hospital
for the relief Of suffering humanity
will prove far more tasting memo
rial down the years THAI the most ex-
quislte statue wrought In marble or
bronze. 1t Is thought by those who
knew Mrs. Wilson best that this plan
In Its full fruition could perhaps have
found it's echo in the heart oil, the wife
Of the president OF tho, United States.
Athens Herald. ;lS'E
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Sewing Party.

delightful little sewing party was
given Thursday morning when Miss
anna Tribble entertained d dozen girls
al her home on North Main street
A delicious salad course was served
me guests who were Misses Jean
Cunningham. Lalla Marshall, Laura
Horton. Elizabeth Fretwell. Agatha
Spollnan. Lydia Bewley. Lou Ellen
l.fgon. Lorena Cummings. Lunellc Nc
Gee. Ruth Anderson. Rhoda Eandiver.
Lucille Burriss. and Frances Tribble.
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For Mrs. McLenn.

TUT MrBs MCLe0ns
Mrs. William Mclean was the guest
OF honor at a delightful but informal
party Thursday morning when Miss
Alberta Brock entertained Mt her
home on South McDuffie street.
The guests were asked to bring their
EsT;ls aid after al hour spent in this
way the hostess invited the guests
into the dining room. where an elab-
orate course luncheon was served.
- Those accepting Miss Brooks hos
pitality were Mrs. Mclean. Mrs. Louis
Horton. Mrs. Morrison, Misses Marie
Seybt. Ruth Fretwell. Ella Nine Cum
mtngs and Linda Thompson.
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o o Q. o o o o o o O o o o o o
INNES A MURDERER o
Q o o o o 0 o o o o o. Q, o. o o o o o

San Antonio. Tex. Sept; .-District
Attorney W. G.. Linden tonight made
public. a report from Herman Nestor,
city chemist. declaring that the bones
said 70 have been taken from q cess
pool near the house Of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Victor q. Innes, Of Eugene; Oregon,
occupied here last June. were human
bones. MT. Linden I, Haid 81 more de-
tailed report would be made soon. 4
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announcement Party.

On 'ns. interesting and also
most -r..shtti.. parties of the week
vas givcr. Thursday afternoon when
Mrs. oohn A. Pruitt entertained at her
nome on Greenville street.
Over all the house a pink color
scheme was observed. Quantities OF
pink roses filling the vases and
bowls.
After the guests had all arrived lit
tie Miss Evelyn Pruitt entered dis
guised as Dan Cupid. Each of the
guests WAS given tiny letter and
when opened "a message was found,
signed Dan Cupid, announcing the en-
gagement OF Miss Ruth Pruttt and
Edwin kfnseN the wedding to take
place at the home of the bride, on Oc-
taber the 1st. <H'' -. pup .li,f iss
- In the dining room the same color
note wae used. A tall crystal vase of
roses was ,the central decoration and
around this were pink shaded candles.
Hanging from the chandelier was "a
beautiful wreath ofr,l roses with C.
dainty little cupid 'percl1ed upon 70 It..
Mrs. q. D; Bdtfiss afid-- Mrs.-G. H
Johnston served the guestsp block
cream In heepink and white. y.ig 4
iTnose accepting this Invitation were
Misses Anna Bell and Pal Dean, Marie
PaaEet. Edith Br6bite,. Frances and
Mary Rilcy. Louise Bigby. Lou Lati-
mer. Jessie Hembree. Mae Helians.
Vera Pruitt, Kathleen and Lunello
McGec, NcH iPrujlt,. Lois Rocce, Clara
Sargent, and 'Peurle Gideon.
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Senior PhIIathea Picnic.

Thursday afternoon instead of hay-
Ing their regular social meeting the
Senior Ph!lathea Class OF the First
Presbyterian Church spent the after
noon In the Varina Brown park in
North Anderson. a bountiful picnic
lunch was spread and thoroughly
good time enjoyed' by all.
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For'Mrs. Workman

Mrs. aulli3Worknan sof Rock Hill
VINO IS the attractive guest Of Misses
Lena and Mae RUSSELL was the guest
OF honor at a. delightruls porch party
Iuesday morning. Tables were plae.
ed on the porch and here. the guests
spent the morning playing Bunco,
After number OF Interesting games
a luncheon was served on the tables,
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Afternoon PARTY.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Moncrief was
charming l:ttle hostess. Wednesday
afternoon when she asked several of
her little playmates to spend tl,a at
ternoon with her. After an exciting
game or Hunt the Peanut" the little
guests were served cream and cake.
A pink and white color scheme was
used In every detail.
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SOCIETY III
..'..i t-F Il.

the Tolbcrt- Watkins bridal party al a
SumptuOus dinner ~ her home In
the eastern part Of the city. Pink
roses. candles and shades lent the
same cffcc, 10 the color scheme that
was so beautifully carried out at the
wedding itself. After the conclusion of
dinner. the evening was delightfully."-
spent In conversation and in other di-
versions.
Miss Sadie Sullivan entertained the
female members Of the Tolbert- Wat
kins bridal party at very delightful
affair Friday morning. a delicious
;:alad course and tea was served, the
color scheme Of pink being carried
out In decorations and refreshments.
The game OF Foty Two furnished an en-
tertaining feature Of the morning.
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Lawn Party.

Lawn Party.
Misses Anne Gambrcll, Evelyn
Browne and Lydia McCully entertain
ell with lovely lawn party Tuesday
evening on Misses Brownies and Gam
brcll's lawns. Japanese lanterns were
strung across the lawn and in the ivy
covered arbor lighted with lanterns
Mrs. r.. K. McCuliy and Miss Jean
Cunningham served delicious nectar.
After an interesting contest Of how
many peas In the jar" Miss Frances
Marshall was awarded the first prize,
box of candy. for the most correct
guess and Miss Laurie Smcthers u
stick Of red candy for the most incor-
rect.
Mira. Gumbrcll, Mrs. Jcs.. Stribling,
Misses Caroline Vance. I,aI Cunning
..am ard Jessie Browne served the
guests IL tempting Ice course and
mints.
Those accepting invitations to this
charming party were Misses Caroline
Banks. Victoria Earle. Annie Earle
Farmer. Murcile Guest. Lula Iammett.
Laura Glenn. Anna Bell Glenn. Fran
els Marshall. Virginia Marshall. Hazel
Murphy. elizabeth liistler from Char
lottc: Thelma Osborne. Sara Stevens.
Dorothy Sullivan. Lucia Sullivan, Ma
cic Elmonds. Elizabeth Wright. Sara
and Carolyn McFall. Lydia and T<nth-
lyn Burriss. Edna Thompson, Clnricc
Townsend. Mabel Dillingham;. Virginia
Gilmer. Laurie Sniethcrs, and Julia
Lcdbetter: Tom Bales. Todd Barton.
Clarence Brown. Sam Green. Cal IIar-
ris. Wade Humphreys. William Martin.
Hurry Orr, Jr.. Harmon Geigcr. Dean
Russell. James Smith Pat Sullivan.
Fred folly. John Thompson. Sandford
Vandlver, Edward Vandivcr. 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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Garvey..Iones.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Garvey
announce the marriage OF their
'. daughter
i'h% Ruth Brinkerhoff
Mr.. Theodore Jones
thursday morning, September the Sd
at etghty-thirty o'clock.
At homo Ia Anderson, S. c.. after u
two weeks bridal trip to Knoxville and
Hendersonville.-G Piedmont.
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I'm Party.

Mrs. S. I. Finley. who lives near Iva.
was hostess Mt delightful lawn party
Thursday evening. A number OF An
derson' girls and men. went down fl
machines and thoroughly good time
was enjoyed by all. Delicious ices were
served. ir-y t 80:
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Aid Society Of 81. Johns

The Ladies' Aid --SaaiatY-. St.
Johns Methodist church Will meet on
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
church.
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Eng1lge.dent AnnOunccd.

Abbevtlle. Sept. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. ].
c. Ellis. Of Abbeville. announced the
engagement OF their niece. Miss Mary
Gillian Hodges, to DIR William George
Harper. the wedding to take place the
latter part of October.
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Miss Edmondls EntertaIns.

Miss Macie Edmonds entertained
most delightfully."- Saturday afternoon
at her home. West Market street, from
four to six. Many delightful games
were played and late in the afternoon
delicious refreshments served the
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Dancing Party.

One Of the most delightful parties
enjoyed by the members of the
younger society set was the dancing
party given Friday evening when Miss
Alberta Farmer entertained at her
home on West Whitner street
From nine 10 twelve the dancers
were served refreshing punch BY
Misses Annie Earle Farmer, Victoria
Enrie. Virginia. Gilmer and Cal Harris.
and at midnight cream and cake was
served. Miss Farmers list OF guests
included Misses May Lisan, Julia Led.
better. Molly Horton, Frances and
Lois Anderson. Mary Stark Watkins.
Emily Sullivaii, Helen Harris, Matte
Mayfield. Lillian Busby. Grace Friop
OF Charleston; Esther Lassiter, Evelyn
Hoke. CT Birmingham: Clara .Birdine.
and Lal Cunningham; Paul Browne,
Ralph Smvh.rWaiter Robertson, VIII.
liam Sulii nB.t Robert Burris, Walter
Guest. Dan f.edbetter. Roger Barton,
Mac Ligon, Geo. Prince. Roy Major,
Bob Webb. John Townsend, Oscar
Martin. Ralph Thompson. Louis Os.
borne. Harold Sullivan. Floyd Parks.
Glenn Lassiter. and Barnwell Lindley
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For Mr.. and Mrs. HoIyroyd.)

.'IIN5 IkIIVNIH ' UIT0IINFi
requests the pleasure of your company
al dinner.
"Wednesday. September the ninth,
ut eight O'Clock.
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. IIolrOyd.
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'ESkew.Aull.'

A number OF Anderson people have
received the following invitation:
request the honor OF your presence
at the l marriage Of their daughter
tacGnrssa' r.MAFy LOIS oni!m tfu
Mr.. Julius Augustus Aull
Wednesday morning, September the
sixteenth ut half after
,r F" eleven O'CLOCK y
Baptist Church
Peaalston. South Carolina.