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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31
THESE WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF ELECTION
Judges and Clerks Who Will
Record Your Votes in
Marion County


i"st VI JuuBeS "nu clerhs ol eleetloh
Ss o.. 5'',Sv" pS Wv Cou1SI Nour' On 'he
@'ru u"S OF Vetoper l'lf'
AumsVille.
Judgees--tlrst SET; W. simpson, d.;
T. Il. van Nuys, k.j Geo. /. Albee, R,
Second set: John Lewis, kH I. j. Ar
thur, H. VIM. simpson, D.
= GlerEs--First seti Henry Porter r.;
y, f. n''", " NeNu N powers' ~ rS. See
1nu SCI ~ " :, N1uSe' nj N's' Elsie
'""'S' NJ w. II o''e'' H'
Aurora
Judges-Flrst set; a. NJ; Fry, r.;
Io"'i'nu ao.,1 ~ a. morriS; ~ & Lou'S "egelI %
~ pt Hptomu ~ Sv'' t, Mn.' n PurhS, tI nj rreu
~ c1",tu nuL.o"' Ur w. iira.1 a, @ lu's, ~ D..
'V' p r.;,. -, 'T' w. ua nsme' - Kd,I pG"Is' 20
uo,,,ni w., ni -, an. 't Gao D " I'm NJ % FJi.L G ~ ~
comentcr y John Krans R
Breitenbush
Judges-Ado Judd, D.: Orin Judd.
D.. IL A. w. Ueidecke r.
Clerks-Nellie Riddeil D.: Chas C.
Giebeler. d.. Mrs Myrtle Hollincs.
worth. r.
p.,o,,,
1,aoos Eirs, sat, NJ T,no. p
t,In H. rnnl;n S, Al Loison 'op' N oo, ,
'un" D''%,",", ~, - ati .nT,'""i ~ 'eo
t"u m ~ y "T'To SU"av5, S..5, w. ~ o. l asp
NH w. M. w. .at ,'' ~ w. y En;oo n
It''SSI,rsI ~ SanInnJ Se' cav E, r. N,o, etn, ~ ~
Sooond W. IVpt!"" sot. CirIo o gorris 'o , rthnr ~
,t.ui'' C,I S,' n NV il"'' 'T, N'' A'''''
'''ou' w. W. w. N"'Un'i -
butteViue' ,,
JuugeS-Iohn Murray! h'j Mrs. lda
d. 1ergen, D'i W. A; Schurer H.
ClerRs-E. A. NJ Gone, Nj Napoleon
Davis, d.; John Schwabauer, r.
Champoeg.
Judges. r. Smith, R.; W. h, Me
Kay, r.; Ed Pillctt, d.
Clerks Henry Zorn, r.; H. A. Van.
dale, r.; Curtis Coleman, d.
Chemawa.
Judges-Tirst set: R, G. Henderson
R.; John Ratzbnrp d.; o. c. Frogley
r. Second set; A. A. Hudnall ID.
| e. W, Browning, r.; p. L. Berdeno, r
Clorks-First set; Esther /. Andcr
son, r.; VIM. Blake. r.; Alma V. Hen
derson. y. Second set: +. 4. smith
r.: A. +. Bcardsloy. r.: Fred \. Me
Con. D.
Croisan.
.Iudgcs--N. w. Lewis. R.;M. A. Ring
wald. b. Gust HAYDEN. d.
Clcrks-E. Il. Tmeblood, r.; MnbeI
Higgins, r.; Nellie Fidlcr ID,
Donald.
,Iudges-J. +. Fcller. RIB, s, Quinn
IDi Ii. Il. Marty, II.
Clcrks--Emma s. Thiclsen. RI Clara
E. Fellcr, d.; Harry d, Evans, Il,
Elkhorn.
,ludgcs-A. h. Lewis r.; Frank y
Pflicgcr, D.; Geo. Appleyard, II,
Clerks-Ella NJ. Icwis, r.; NJ. T.
Chombcrlin, H.: c. A. Beckett. d.
Englewood -.
Judges First set. w n, Vincent
r., Geo. Swcglc, d., c. +. Lansing. ID
Second set. ". II. Dalymple, D.; Rn,
Coopcr, r.; n. Wclch. d.
Cierks-First set, Jennie c. Vincent
D.; Emcst n. Branson, IT,, r.; Haze
|. Dobbins r. Second set. Mabel T.
Savage. r.; Carrie VOORHEES,, r.; l.. II
White. d.
Fairfield.
Judges NJ w. Muhoney, r.; A. j
Manning, r.; h. u. Kcenc, D.
Clcrks-pnulinc Arnl r., Celia R,s
hens, r.; Il. j. j. Miller, r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31
A Handsome Shetland
POny,VehiCIe&Harness
from the greatest pony farm on earth.

Ask for votes at The Journal office and cast them for
your favore. Votes are issued only paid in advance
subscriptions to
TILE RATV CADTTAT T0IIDMAT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31

Chicago, Oct 3G.-Wheat jumped
from ~ to 21a cents per bushe on the
board of trade here today us result
of reports that Turkey had Joined the
European war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31

Vote 500 no.
Constitutional entlment estab.
fishing department of industry and
public works. 352 yes, 3j3 no.
Proposes to levy inheritance tax to
give work to unemployed. Authorizes
legislative appropriations 70: same
work, thereby encouraging higher
taxes. Would impose on OregOn tine
task of caring for the idle of the en-
tire Nation il all could get here.
Vote S5S 40.
Primary delegate election bill, 1854
yes, 80 no.
A bill that would greatly increase
election costs and legalize an adyis-
ory political assembly.
Vote So no.
Equal assessment and taxation and
$500 exemption amendment. 3j6 yes,
357 no.
Imposes restriction on the initia.
tive in matters of taxation.
Vote 357 no.
$500 tax exemption, 1926 yes, 1927 no.
Single tax in disguise. In devious
ways would inflict higher taxes on the
poor on one hand and the rich on the
other, relieving chiefly the moderately
well-to.do. Inequtable, unjust. Cruelty
deceptive, in that it purports to be u
poor man measure.
Vote 327 no.
Universal constitutional eight hour
day amendment. 320 yes, 32l no.
Defines legal days work as nine
consecutive hours, with one hour off
Applies to every kind Of employment
" Consecutive y principle involved men
aces life of farm and many other in,
/ dustries.
Vote 321 no.
Tax code commission bill, 3l4 yes
345 no.
Creates commission and appro
| PIRATES money for work now under
taken by paid state board assisted
by an appointed legislative committee
A duplication.
Vote 345 no.
Measure aboishing Desert Land
Board and merging certain offices
3i6 yes, 347 no.
Vote 346 yes.
Consolidating corporations and in
surance department. 33S yes, 339 no.
A personal grievance measure in
spired by corporation which wa,
denied permit by corporation Commits
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SOME SUGGESTIONS
ON PENDING BILLS

For amendment of section %, ar
tiele |, of the constitution modifying
the uniform rate of taxation. SOS yes,
300 no.
This is the third submission of the
amendment twice defeated. 1t is i'm.
possible for it to receive adequate con.
sideration because of organized raids
on taxation system embodied in num-
erOus other measures.
Vote 500 no.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31

When some men fail to make n hit
they try to fix the responsibility on
the hammer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-31
William Wallace Graham
TEACHER OF VIOLIN

Pupil Of Royal High School, Berlin, Germany.
under Joachim, Marteau, Hair and Markes.
Letters of highest commendation from them.
Nine and one-half years European experience.
A speciality made of beginners
Studio on Saturdays Of each week at Hotel
Marion For appointment, phone Hotel or in.
quire of Miss Mary Schultz Assistant, 1160
Center Street. Phone 2357-M.
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The boys and girls who have declared themselves
for the privilege of owning this beautiful
and outfit are:
Glen Drager 900 South Thirteenth street.
Nellie Jefferson, 1909 North Commercial street.
Harold Mckinney, 1894 North Church street
Jesse Harris, 37S Bellevue.
Paul Tyler 1926 North Front.
Alice Borchardt
Burton McElroy, 232 North Front
Lavoy H. Thompson, 755 Bellevue.
Bertha Hansen $50 Miller
Ronald Could 373 Leslie
Violet Purdy, 371 North Commercial
Arthur Andersen, go Mill street.
Frank Patterson, 495 South Winter
Madeleine DeLong Watson 252 Miller
Karl Steiner AIS North High
Bertha Buford 1112 Mill
Chester Heglen, I'LL Mill.
Birrel Adams, $40 Court.
Clark Bassett Walsh, 1880 Ferry.
Cecil Marvin Glow, 470 South Fourteenth
Donald Worden, 1l60 Broadway
Becky Samuel, 800 Mission.
frankie Baker 405 North Liberty.
Harry Maund, 766 South Summer.
Vernon Percy 776 North Commercial
Grace Babcock 257 South Sixteenth.
Retta Phillips, 29l South Cottage
Mer Matnocl 1647 North Sixth,
Cleo Walker, 1920 South Commercial.
Earl Bigler, 2515 Currant Avenue.
Carroll Poole r, Il. d. 8.
Theodore Smith, 653 North Winter.
May Yoho, 11SS State
Frances Ward, 1873 South Cottage,
Lincoln Widder 2S0 North High,
Teddy Holt $50 North Fourteenth.
Frankie Shafer, 1866 State.
Mike Stenbock, 233 State.
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* TO run an ad under 'Now To \,
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o -. Q a y .
HARPER-ALLEE
q ~ Z ~ =

A, wedding that Anderson society
has been very much interested in
was splemnized Tuesday at high
noon in the Methodist church at
Lowndesyille, when Miss Ell Louise
Harper and Theron Allen were. mar
ried, the brides pastor officiating.
The church! wa %;s; 8; 9eFy pr stttiiiiy and at
tractively decorated with ferns and
palms., The bridal party entering to
the strains OF MenedIssohn' 8 wedding
march. First came the dainty little
ribbon girls wearing exquisite white
lingerie frocks with pink ribbons.
Tii:eS; we're lissss5as IIeSS5a;:ts& ffiiaaTppsrr.
Madeline Franks, Catherine Allen,
and Margaret Wilson, Then came
Frances Harper and Walter Hueka-
bee scattering flowers. ~;
Phey were followed by ten4attract-
I've little girls carrying burning can
dies. These were Misses Alice Allen,
Alice Harper, Ruth Timmofis, Martha
Cook. Virginia, Wilson, Lneiie kirk
patrick, Annie Wilson, Alice Mes
chine, Carrie Mae Gilbert, ana Caro-
line Chalmon. Then came Henry B.
Harper;s Bruce Harper, Fritz Watson
ana M Wade e Watssn- WIN acted as ush-'
ers. e,
q The dame Of. honor, Mrs. Il. r. ,I,ati1
mer entered alone, She wore an ex-
qutsite blue gown Miss Ella Nichols
the maid of honor Followed her. Her
sown WEB e. eIicaIe made 81 l1j jilk s.
The bride entered with her fifhtr
Efs. ~ w. Ifngper ana was met aif tie
,1tar BY the groom With his best man,
fS, r Atfeni She wore mn attractive
Kings blue coat sitt with hat and
egcs 20 match, The bride clarified
htt pr aver book and an exquisite
lrnliia off lilies of the valley.
1fEtas lIately after the ceremony a
sisligatti, feeeptton was given at .he
iif:fiS Of tiie f:IiSie 5 fir and
9 Mrs q ~. rper. Tie home Was
heantffni Gecurated for this oc-
chs,on, espectgiiy tho dining room,
where an ciegs ;s. course dinner was
seSycd. Among ING nderson people
aRaistlng at tie reception were Misses
Gimer, Bsll and Kathleen Norryce
an q Afss st.ssss
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Chin A.Bgssnf BEAas.

IIsEe ali the otiI Aren and grown,
ups, toos ii and aroafA Antierson,
isaraed to make the beads from the.
China beFFy9 y l;s
: Here IS the way n is s. done, ana
niotifer iek al fhe iiStie folks make
ssnte 'Thexs esing itA 50 hSush. Boil.
tlig Berries aIE lte pnip ana skin.
will wash on tsVa.til fuisHed Al
the hanth tltpa fhii 81 8atlet taei
wash well fa boil ;tahtf string
an 3 WARM with f me rieBaie. gSye
md coicr soIne siie esa B6lsds
u. the Derry 6eEds flt6 lliS Elnss One
: sltia The 0fhet. Ifli6 Is d a. a "a 4 :
ea2IBihA tseii, 6E ci8IFe Eh6Y Fhe
ofsek oties are used with yiI5 fnla
plep,
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SOCIAL NEWS

hghtfully Tuesday afternoon when
they met with Mrs. A. NJ. Sharp and
Mrs. Daisy Wilson.
The business OF the chapter was
first taken UP and Mrs. CarrIeo Nc
9. Patrick. the president, resigned
Since Mrs. Patrick has been elected
State Historian OF the u. D. c. She
finds that she cannot serve both,
The members regret very much that
Mrs. Patrick has resigned and her
successor Will be elected at the next
meeting.
given:
instrumental duet-Mrs. A. M.
Sharpe and Miss Alberta Farmer.
Reading-Mrs. Daisy Wilson.
Gleanings--Mrs. Carrie McCnlly.
Vocal Solo--Mrs. w. II. Nardin.
Original story written by friend
Miss Mae Russell.
Instrumental Solo-Mrs. W.. B.
Steele.
At the close of the program the
hostess assisted by Misses Jean Har-
ris and Alberta Farmer served a de-
iightful salad course.
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CATEECHE CHAPTER


The. Cateeche Chapter d. A. r.. held
its January meeting at the home OF
Mrs. j. M Davis on Calhoun street.
A nuL-ber OF potted plants and cut
flowers in several shades of rose and
pink added their beauty and fragrance
&c the enjoy nentt uf the occs zsion
and gave Just the note ef Brightness
needed TO be in keeping with the sun
sine outside. There were several
visitors present whom the chapter
was delighted to have.
After the business meeting the pro-
gram, fos t1le afternoon was spent
with a duet by the Misses Bewley,
All Through the Night" which was
sweetly rendered and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. T. 5. Cryaton then read an in
teresting and amusing anecdote az
-Teyolp olptionary days in Boston. This
was followed by song nThe Songs
my Mother Used to Sing, given By
Mrs Waller III. Nardin in her fnsna1
cliargnfnE stylA. Mrs. 70 n. Horton
then lnid ns In manner so bright
and entertaining OF the cutoms Of CO.
lonlai days, that these folk of Revo-
iutfonaFy times seemed actually BE-
fore us.
a salad course was then served 10
The accomp paniment of one of Ono
pins Nocturnes beautifully rendered
by Miss zcfi6hia Welch. The lostess
-e--s sess Aaisaes Pose and tAss
Payne ana hrs. Marcus Payne I'M INC
dainty little maids Misses Cora jane
Davis and Cora Payne McCoWn also
assisted in serving.
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AS SEVEN YOUNG LADIES GO
PLACES AXE FILLED
Seven Students are Graduated
From Lander College as Seven
Begin Work

Greenwood, Jan. 2l.--Seven young
Women ot lander college Completed
the course and were awarded dipio-
mas TueAdsy{yof last week and seven
new students enrolled the same day
for this second haif OF the term.
The seven young women WHO grad
Galed Yefe: Misses Eleanor Rosa
inand Buiyh Daisy Myrtle, Epting. Sa-
rah Edna Harvey, Annie Margaret
Bill, Francis Ryan Lockman, Lily
Bophronia Smith, and Ruth Spfoies.
The exercise began at 8:a5 O'clock,
after prayer by ReY. II, d. Kinafd.
President 5nb: o. wilson addreased
the. graduating class on Lander Coli
1ege Ideal OF woman" The dipio-
mas were presented by Rev. L. p.
McGee, d trustee. ~
Y ,Isnfne ediasely after these exelcisea
Miss Mary Boyd, of Orcenyille; Miss
Ruby Calvert, Of Greenwood; Miss
Lidie Carson. or Orangehurg; Miss
Heien Child Of HnhbefsonEiite. N. c.;
Tlucile McCleodS OK Benn efasyiile, and
Inatriciiated and entered the college:
ftt19 p-SApFAstlls sSiIo spASSEdOou FllS SadShi
of 1914 planted a class tree, ai Dar-;;
5ington oak. H. s...,
) These exercises were, peculiarly.
Interesting The history :, ns Miss.
Buist, tlte eSplsnatfon- Of the class
emblem by MISS JllR, Virgins, and
hie, class song BY Miss Margaret LS1-
der were excel sEtt. Z The fine ;%e ather,
peFhittted tie. pfoSasBi0h and added
% tic pisaaase se the occasion.
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PgRs0SAL

= a. -4ztf rer.g
e Mr.. b. .H. Todd was the host yestaf-i
day AT ID cEia EIIatng inhcieoii at the
Tayern club id honor oi Efs. j. ii. !.
TODD and ~. 3. Al tkEihsop. | Of Andsr5
Covers we're taid fo- MS. Toads
Atkinson, Mi, !, and Mrs. Elmer Oliver
Mr.. and Nj &. iiEssiu1S5sTE Esi1S AIcKeifaT ssIs5 "a
EsaBs Rsbe6ss Todd OF Lexington. =
ItouisEfile Herald. u
Rff. b. n, Todd returned Friday
from Mobile { where he Went 20 attend!
the Wedding of his trpsher. Mr.. Trunk
EdRahar Todd. or Anderson, so.
g.. Ind Miss Edith Wintersmith or
Mobile ssyil - Herald. :, 81
t3 ihdiitzses Asslip IsuEs and Jean Cum
ninBsf sfdItf, Of Afilss ron. .S.s a. h9e
gtsests 81 inesr aunt AEfes II ,G. Harr:
lisolsI at her home on = Gaine esie.
Court. Miss Gphnina hahn has yfsjted
here ON. NUMEROUS eccaaions and is,
pIeaGaltly rememb mbefed By Wide,
circle Of frienas,z- Charlotte, obsef-i
8ifrs. ii. ii. watkins, OF Anderson
Is the saesss - - AsTrss, Eugene Hgssss =.
Greengille Piedmont. ~ ..sf' sF.f''s :, :. s
Mrg. Henry LaucuB or Judith Gs.p,
Mont, who hag eeil ifink Mrs q. c
sullivan, LETT Friday Tor a visit TO ree y
latiSes In GraehR II ~ :. Z
I Mf. r. WIlJtlow ieft Ffidas
for Greenwood where she. viii make,
her NJ ss5y. ~ 4 Nv
ing. gone the first OF. the week.
h s 15rs. W.; H. Brisssy mas retnrned
from Visit 70 CoInInbt ~
Mrs. Baa Alien has returned from
a. wbeils yisit to Li6wndesviiie Where
she attended the Harper Aiien we'd
!; ~ mrs. rs. i. Frank iiesa leaves ssSadas =
for her FORMER homo IN Fi6tida
whore she wiii Visit several weeks
Mrs Rosa sdcGnSs lett ysste fdaS
Tor FsiofidA where me wfiI spend
sSyllE3ii WEEKS. Z -
Miss 1siiUia Tliorapscn has gone
10 i.Sareas 90 Visit felatises, = n
Tassdsy VIII te card afternoon at.
ss,z. i,; eEuS w. anu IesF sE VII Ps seyes,aE
or Tfissiy egcniag Mr.. and Mrs
Catfey 81 III ente stain st dancing.
q -. ...I sii;iss -
in itlia asfeal IL en- sIe liSlay Aftefnooh,
Mrs. is, Craytc q VIII ehfSrtlih
sOn giiursdgS Afternoon at an itiforfiitf!
Srfteption In E6ncr Of tie Misses;
GEtboney asd ne il sister. AtTss waiter
Bialcs OF Geofs ia. s.
s9sssseg SaEplire Vance End Jesste
Brown attended the. tild-M5nter Gers
c4iunhbia AZ the Jefetson hotel Erie
ray night
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PALMETTO CHAPTER

The Palmetto Chapter u. D.. c. held
its regular meeting Tuesday after
neon with Miss Martha Bonham or,
Greenville street.
After short business session the
guests enjoyed the following pro-
gram:
instrumental solo-Mlss Lydia
Paper-Lee. as a scholar-Miss
Kathleen Sorryce.
Eulogy on Mr. Cunningham written
by Gen. Young Arthur Holi-
man.
Reading by historian Mrs. Ray
mond Fretwell.
Gleamings- Mrs Waiter Dixon.
instrumental deut-Mrs. John
HEmbert and Mrs. Charles Spearman.
fhe thirty guests present were
$50 60 q
Dixie CHAPTER =
y u 8 H-.s - :.
The members OF the Dixie Chapter
U. u. O. were entertained most de-
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arnith.EInore

Jack Elmore and Miss Ethel Smith,
two popular young people of Clean
son College were married In Atlanta
Sunday afternoon and are now at
home to their friends at the residence
OF Mr.. John Cary, ut Clemson. The
marriage was o complete surprise to
the friends OF the young people.
Quietly they boarded n train for At
lan'S and wired the news OF their
marriage TO friends at home. Mr..
and Mrs. Elnfore returned to Client
son the following day. Miss Smith
was one of the mogt popular young
ladies Of Calhoun, and is a daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Smith Mr..
Smith holds a responsible posi-.
ton In The ONCE of the commnndant
at Clemson and is young man OF
business ability, popular among q
large circle OF friends.
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I" DANCE FOR MISSES GiBBONEY .

Most of the entertainments FOR this
wek have centtssTTeeaa around The Misses
GthboneY. the attractive guests OF Mrs.
Nafdin Webb, one OF the pleasntest
being the informal little dance given
On Thursday evening by Mrs. r. q.
Webb, at her pretty home on s.
McDufiie street. During the even
Ing the hostess served delicious
hot menu. Those invited to meet
the Misses G5bbOney on this occas-
sion, were. Misses Lydia Brown. of
Boston, Elizabeth Van Wyck. Zoe
Broyles, Isabel webb. Nab Bonham,
Mrs. t. r.. Shuford, Mr. and Mrs.
Nardin Webb, Mr.. Frank Thorrt1.
son. DR.. Thompson, Mr.. Stark Sui
liVan, Mr.. Foster Jones, Mr.. Fniph
Gossett. Afr. Willie Marshall, Nj.
White. Mr.. Harold WEBB.
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guests were served delightful oyster
course With coffee. Those enjoying
this party. were: Misses Mary and
Angela GibDoney, Miss Myers, Mrs.
Charles Green, Mrs. r. c. Webb, Mrs.
Ralph Rafner, Mrs. Harry Orr, Mrs.
e W TAYLOR; Mrs.aT. s. Craytnn, Mrs.
]. j. Baldwin, Mrs Nardin Webb and
Mrs. Leroy Failes.
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SPONSORS AND MAIDS
- Go 90 o. . . . {

Gen. U. r. Brooks of the LIST
brigade cf the South Carolina diyi-
sion of the u, G. v. announces the
appointment OF Miss Mae sMeetze OF
Columbia as sponsor. The maids Of
honor Of Miss Ernestine Johnson OF
Columbia and Miss Nellie Pearson Of
Winnsboro. The sponsor for the
second brigade is Mics. Alberta Brock
OF Anderson, and the maids of honor
are Misses Aldrich Bonham OF An
ierson and Louise Ligon of Spar
tanburg. Gen. c.. A. Reed of Ander-
son commands the Second brigade.
The sponsor and maids for the
State division are to be named by Gen.
.B. Hammett league OF Aiken. The
county organization also may send
sponsors, 3ti IS.
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MISSES GIBBoNE,g

Misses n. =. 5. aa.s..E: a..E. Angela Gsiiibfhone5
OF Virginia, who arc the guests 81
Mrs. Nardin Webb, aere the honorees
at g lovely card party Monday after
noon when Mrs.. Mary J. Robinson en-
tertai@ed for them:
Fhree taules were arranged for
the PLAYERS and after a numbers of
.lateres dng rubbers of auction & aa.A'
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cotton nruor
. ugodsa oEbal
wnnrdae b8ts bNnnNR
county ps
bssa masss g
z & ED0fGAES az
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Mr. and Mrs. Rsiph g,atieF SifsBes
Lydia Brownss airy aud Ahgela Glib,
3OHey 0p9 VIA TAI soE, siSssszsss-isss Ssszs-ss
Mafsha1t, Meelaln, Cartwright ana,
E!atltrop.- ~ ~, !, 3Af4,r fs-S
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Ellison .lrassangale

o.,ioc,, M;ss S5nr9s slT EiI,. 'l; at II
SS,smsS S.sH Rsss asssl.s1 masae Ellison ana mr.
the 10 @ haant,s,,I @ s nasin, we're e. "eaceos ~
Mr. end Mr. RrS,ss Is,,,aa. @ e %
or ,he n,.;Ga 1,;5n ..,.ason, patelIlY
nressiysiy N Al - nsr g,gma ~ s.. was y am 1ai
Hiott in tba n,.sssn a 80 ~ ~ Ihes. y. W
barS ~ fs.,ans. - .;s.t =. 9 iaree mum
inc ran.,oa nSp =, tne contract
tiana tie p',s heS hass, osL eiaoorate prepara-
SrSa ,,a,ss- au .'Sts.9 lhaus LOT tne event.
lses,, rooni ano nati mad
Srean., nnS uel9raseu N9 Mlth ever
schsn,e ,.s ssSu ;.t,gse gsl, Hsallls, the Color
naI.l.,+ a. IA 49,, Sag ssIsen. IN tne,
been far,oeS uank OF ierns mad
an arch sng as spse NJ s.i sa Ss,s:s st.
sweetfn,,a ~ mi a - - : alies Chlarsss
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plsli. AND MRs. ORR ESTER-AIN.

lr. end aIrs. Harry Orr entertained
OF. Friday evening for the Misses
lGsssbciley at a most delightful dance.
llnrtAs the evening dainty hot rienil,
Ea eTyed after which dancing svas
SI,,l go I9r EeyeraI nours. mr.. and
Qrt,s guests included Mr., and
n. ss ~. q z. ~. . 4, n;
z. a Aits. - ~ Id.
Camp, sad hIrs. AiSess Farmer,
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-. : sg.ssE AZ sHsfA.As Q a. 4 !, /.

3 me meeting OF the Lander AIunifiae
Assoc ciation was held; on TefIdils /,
! afternoon, with Mrs. eTramnails s::on,
/ Evans street Iaiere was & iafSFe 4 Is
itelndttnce "a OF members, besides q r,un :.
of visitors, and this with the i,i.i
lesistlngiy- arranged program, mada
an unusually pleasant meeting. The
Hh5 being the 81st birthday Of pr
= .EIIaH ner. the founder OF Lander Col.
ut is always observed as Found,
ei's Day, and the association SEM,
kfeetinss to Lander College frha
stsiti Tor 5iIe AFTERNOON w as on Hfsstl.sl
III aud South America, and the tirgt
paper on this stfbjaet WAS Eiyea ~:
airs;i e Caain1ers Bhrfiss. Mrs. yyisyf.
Grltiin OF Wtiiahston, read 4 at,er
on she Nioineff ut tile Sonfiffs. nd
Gsi AHiglgngton an interest
in deEeri pfi6I ~ the coaaIihEifty 'itseif!
MISS Gar In gton, the inpsess0r. OF
J 3 3hopls. was present and gere an in-
" sisis ike little talk 6b 81 schoois, sZlS
shary syoEiS. Miss Geraldine Trasntn an
sg9Iih MISS Helen Butfiss ss i've Skygy 81
sf'sessi, leerieSis i,ieh 50 al Il iyergi ~
: Ehettsts ktttL oil the program az VA 8
y 80 tic pretty Iitle Tacitasi 81
silss MaF7 Sanlsay. Ars. Trannueii
se'sgred a deIiat uis salad course dur
ir;s The social aif OF the linllt.
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We are hastIing for business
and Las best o. L IS We=re getting
1t. Your patronage is greatly
appreciated. {
TAYLoR'S PHOTO GALLERY
North End of Public Square
Belton, S. C..
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PHOTOS OGRAPEIER
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wish 10 recommend to my
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of the very best citizens and as
a splendid photographer. If You
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p. w HIOTT.
Easley S. c.. Jan. aS, 1914.