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J. King. on East River street.

j. FAlng, on EAstl fiyer street.
The twenty-five, little guests were
invited from $3.50 till S. After
the usual games had been played the
hostess and her guests were invited
In the dining room where everything
was beautifully decorated with golden
rod and ferns. IL the center Of the
dining table was the white birthday
cake with six tiny yellow candles to
mark the years of little Miss Kings
life. From the chandelier to each cor
ner of the table were broad yellow
satin ribbons to add to the beauty OF
this happy little crowd with their
dainty white frocks and colorcd hair
ribbons. Delicious ices and cake and
candies all in the yellow and white
were served the little Gfks.
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WhitsIdo.Nahsrk

A number Of Rev. Chns. Haddon
Nabcrs' friends have received ,invi-
tations announcing his approaching
marriage. Rev. Nabeds made his
home In Anderson at one time aud has
the best wishes of all his former
friends.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis Whitesido re-
duestlI the honor Of your presence at
the marriage Of his daughter, Minnie.
to Esv. CharleIi Haddon Nabers on
Tuesday afternoon, October the goth,
ono thousand nino hundred and four
teen ut four o'clock at home. Hickory
Grove. South Carolina at home nf-
ter October 23rd, Prosperity, S. c."
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McPhail.WnIrnpham

The following Invitations havo been
received In Anderson announcing an
other interesting October wedding IN
Pendleton3 l3 r;s'i.l
Mrs. Frances e. McPhnil
requests the pleasure of your conn
;pany. at the marriage OF her daughter
800! s:sS.sa *
to II Y =; ~
s William Thaddeus Wiilingham
On the evening of Tuesday the twen-
tteth Ct October at eight O'clock
:At home ;'s s., g
Pendleton. South Carolina.
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Circle Me,eT,tInr.

The Circles Of the First Presbyterian
church were most pleasantly enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the fol-
lowing houses:
Number one. with Mrs. Fred Bur-
nett on South Main street.
Number two, with Mrs. h. o. Evans
Number three, with Mrs. Frank
Farmer. Mrs. Anna Weston, Miss
Louhse Humphreys, on East Whitner
street.
Number four, with Mrs. George
Townsend and Miss Hunter, in North
Anderson.
These meetings are always delight
tully Informal and bring the members
OF the church In closer touch with
one another.
After short busindss session a
social hour was enjoyed and each
hostess served tempting refreshments.
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PARTIES FOR Miss CoIlcn.

The following clippings from the FL
berton Star will be read with the
greatest Interest by the many friends
OF Miss Sadie Cohen, who will soon
come to anderson as Mrs. Marry
Geisberg.
On last Friday afternoon the at
traotive> home Oh MIR, .and Mrs. J. H.
Mauox was thronged with guests, the
occasion being reception givcn by
Miss Ellen Mattox ana MIss. Jer
Lou Irwin III nunor OF Miss Sadie
Cohen, whose marriage to Mr.. Harry
Geisberg occurs next week. The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with golden rod and ferit., and the
lights, covered with yellow shades
cast warm, ssoft glow ove.' tletscone
presenting n striking contrast to the
chill rain on the outside. In the re-
ceiving line were Miss Sadie Cohen.
Mis-, Ellen Mattox, Miss Jennie Lou
lr7in and Miss Mimic Cohen. In the
dining room the decorations were
specially attractive, the large round
cluny lunch cloth. the centes. piece
being a large bunch of golden rod.
A delicious salad course wsi, served by
Miss Daisy Irwin! Miss Lizzie irwin
and Miss Alice Mattox, all Of whom
wore dainty white dresses with large
yellow sf''hes and yellow bows in the
hair. They were assisted by Master
Mike Matinx. who nasaed -" m'nts
~ pinned on the fayors. which were
white hearts bo-dered with gilt on
which were tho letters &c" and 30"
separated by a golden wedding bell.
Miss Elizabeth Mhttox served punch
from bowl almost buried in golden
rod: she. too. was dressed in white
with yellow, sash and hair ribbons.
Mrs. MattoX was assisted in receiving
the guests by Mrs. W. Fl. irwin and
:. Alice Stevens. A large number
of. friends called during the hours OF
the reception.
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Miss 'SeybB BeITouored


Miss Marie Seybt ,whose marriage
to Mr.. Hilton ,;Monday evening Will
be tho leading socinl event of the
week In Nhddfs66jH society, was the
guest of h6nbre1 1it IA miscellaneous
: shower Friday Y AFTERNOON when Miss
Alberta Brock; oA4 oofsl Miss seybt,s
attendants. emf tertained IN fier honor.
The g, :,c=ttfSs, rAs Ae.s n t:!g:::s,Ys
by Nrs Clarence Brock: and iHviteill
into the living room where the host.
ess, honoree Ri1as Nifs William Mclean,
Misses Ruth FretMati. Lois Jnekson
and Maude Holly reEssivcd.
After tho Guests had ali arrived
they were 9Hvitea ttllinto tic library
where g chair ;iiiala' ;,iiaA i Hssn essn placed Just
under a .behStf{ifl! white and green
wedding bell. B9Dr Miss seybt DAINTY
little The6dosiai Brock and Helen AZ
len in their! TITLE white frocks and
huge piak bows announced that the
bride swonlq + be s.,slh staggered. Many ex-
quisite gifts we're given Miss Seybt.
Throi.gh4o2tlt ~ fhet h house q pink and
BOWS Of 'blhfR qossa and 5ariinieres
,oa of ferns were aR5 f5afs rs Il eyet : aail-
After the i 4 tie guests vera
the center OF tile Room tho brides 5ta-
bic iatii basn q i piaGsG aHSs and nrnnnS mia
email tables ti}of AlAhS other ei,esta nests .'''s
A. vase with & .aEonisfte mink dShiiaa
and ferns. 'mRda thg central sts sacoSafiS5
for the table. On the siiHhd, of tha
chandelier tiny little; BAGS lad '6eeii
s tied and Just .aIy iiisA. seybf was SHIeaE.'
q
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Another Shower.

Conspicuous among the many de-
lightful attentions being bestowed up-
on Rock Hills group Of fair BRIDES OF
the month. was the shower given
Wednesday afternoon complimentary
to Mis- Lucille Few hy her cousin,
Miss Margaret Frew. The rooms and
hallway OF the residence were at.rac-
lively adorned with colo- harmony
of white and yellow.
Upon arrival, tho guests were seat
ed at tables where progressive Old
Maid afforded intense amusement until
cards were laid aside for The SERVING
CT two courses of delicious refresh
n,ents. All were then invited into the
dining room where over the table was
suspended 4 white parasol. decorated
with golden rod and with satin rib
hons. extending 10 the corner Of the
table. "ShowerinG" from this and
banking the table beneath were num-
bers Of interesting looking packages,
which upon being opened by the guest
OF honor we're found to contain all
sorts OF lovely things dear to the
heart of girl For The gamas. Gu
pid score-cards tied with yellow rib
hons were used.
Miss Lucille T'rew was elegantly Mt
tired In gown OF: "ncw blue" char
meuse. with chiffon draperies, black
velvet hat with black plumcs.
The hostess wore n dainty gown o!
lace. trimmed lingerie.
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Wesley Philathea 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 men,
bers1ere inviten to be present.
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Personal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


(From Sundays Daily.)
Frank Vance, Of Columbia, .ls spend
the weekend with, his mother, Mrs.
S. w. Vance.
John T. Bryant. d we'll known trav-
cling man of Gaffney. was in tho city
yekterday.
A. H. French, Of Charleston, has
Been spending q few days in tho city
on business.
A. NJ Lumpkin, of Columbia, was
among the guests ut the Chiquola no.
tel yesterday.
w. j. Orr. OF Rock Hill, spent yes
tcrday In the city on business.
G. G. Kay. OF Townvii,e, wah In An
derson for part of yesterday
Reece Fant, OF Townyllie, spent a
few hours In tho city yesterday.
William Whitaker, OF the Flat Rock
section. wasin the city yesterday fCN
few hours. 49,,
Alvin Cowan. Of Marlin township,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday. #
Miss May IIinnant, Of Pendletc
was shopping in the city yesterday.
W. C.. PetrIe. OF West Pelscr, was
TN the city yesterday for the te1cher's
meeting.
James Crawford. of the Rock Mills
section. spent yesterday In the city,
Brown war,aw, Of the broadway
section. wds In Andcrson yesterday on
business.
J. H. Wright. Of I.ock Mills. spent
a few hours In the city yesterday.
{ G. G. Jones and w. II. Chamblee, OF
Starr. spent a few hou.s IN tho city
Yesterday. -'rs,s
Miss Ethel Cole and Miss Gertrude
Mahaffy, Of Pendleton. were shopping
in the city yesterday, tt
Miss Robbins, Of Toiwnvillc, spent
Yesterday In the city with friends.
J. e. Horton. of Belton,- was among
the we'll known visitors to the city,
yesterday.
F Henry Aroseley, OF Downdasyille,
spent yesterday in the city. or busi-
ness.
Mas Aileen o'Donnell has returned.
from a VISIT to friends and relatives
at 3Asheyillc; n. c.,
Frank SHELTON, Of the Roberts sec
ton. was; in the city yesterday for a
few hours.
IL A. Todd, OF Starr. spent part o.
yesterday in the city on busineas.
MIRO. j. iii Anderson, OF Anderson.
a. n. D.. was In the city yesterday
for ~ few hours. .:t;.s
s. Mr. and Mrs Major sfcCown fiayc
fetnrned from an extended trip to:
! Florida poinss: y y i'Is: 81 Z q ~ 1t
Ss Amerlrans Husband Murt.
Is LondoH, Oct. yiscount AGheson,
Guards as among chose .naiiied In the
list 81 wounded made public tonight
yiscotnt sAtheson married sin 9t0
Miss Iiidred, Carter gaapghter 81 John
Ridgefy sSftar former firaf sarret AK, arvs
.hfs Al ls,,s NJ -, g
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SOCTE TY IT,

is, Mrs. Raymond Fretwell, Mrs. Ar
thur HOLMAN, Mrs. Dick Lgon, Miss
Louise Ligon. Mrs. Tom Allen. Mrs.
ID. A. Ledbetter. Mrs. Walter Beatty,
Misses Lorena and Ella Mae Cum
mings, Zadie. FretYell. Ruth Fretwell,
Maude Holly. Lois Jackson. Mrs. Will
liam. Mclean, Mrs. Clarence Brock
and the honored guest, Miss Seybt.
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Mrs. c. B. Walton, OF Spar,anburg,
arrived in the city yesterday to be
the, guest of Mrs. 8. d. Brownlec, on
South McDuffe street, for the Seybt-
Hill wedding on Monday evening.
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Mrs. Zeigler Marshall came down
from Asheville yesterday, where she
has been for several weeks 10 attend
the Seybt-Hill wedding. Mrs. Mar
ahall is stopping with Mira Dave
Gray on East Church street,
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Birthday Party.

OuiHty ltttlc MISS h8tNcrlHe Mar
tin, the attractive little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Martin, has hd,tess
to n 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 decorated birthday table
awaited them. A huge birthday cake
with its four candles stood In the
center Of the table. A yellow and
white color scheme was observed and
carried out in every pd.sible detail.
Delicious ices. cakes and candies were
served the little guests who were:
Louise King. Annie Elizabeth Growth
.cr, Shelby Crowther, Frances Hamil-
hon. Ira Hamilton, Caroline and Evelyn
Starko. Mildred Hutchins. Gertrude
Wilkie. Sara Wilson Bowlan. Nancy
Diver, Nelson and Vivian. Cheshire,
Edward Elkin, Aaron Hembree, Mar
tina Wyatt, Harold Johnson Marshall
Sherard, Sara and Creek Buraiss.
Jeff C!inkscales, Sara Alice Mcdaniel,
Nan and Louise Martin. Jamd, and
Frank Martin, Geraldine Trammell.
Elizabeth Dugan, Ethel. Pruitt, w.
N. Newell, Allen and Pauline Smoak.
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For MISS Frek

Miss -Frew.. or Rock Hill, whose
marriage to. James MARSHALL will take
place Wednesday evening is being
charmingly entertained by her girl
friends previous to her wedding The
following clippings from the Rock
It'll Herald VIII be interesting to Mr.
Marshali's friends and to>the friends
Miss Frew will make when she comes
to Anderson ns Mrs. Marshall.
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Miss Matte McLees. Of Dillon, is
spending the Weekend with Mrs. FL
sic Gray on East Church street.
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ElI,s.IIarner.

EN.S'HHfVeT. ~
DR.. Williqps qScrge Harper, who
made ma. his his haPS fiAiderson. until a
his friends here Invitations to his ap-
proaching' nsfSiage. DR.. Harper is
pleasantly femerfBered here and has
n hest of friends who wish for him
happy future.
Mr.. and MYa. jesse Calvert Ellis
request thesnlsasura Of your company
at the wedding Feeaption OF tiiair
niece
Miss Mary Gillian Hodges
'.J.-ol yand
DR.. WilliamLEeorge Harper
ON Thursdays evening, October 81
fromh0 otoi no o'clock =
At lio1n6 mi -. ~
Abbeville, 81: OIL ita
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Miss Genevieve Singleton, Of Green
wood. is the guest OF Miss Lois Reese
On South Main street.
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and Miss Lois Jackson, OF Iva. are
the attractive guests of Miss Marie
Seybt at her home Just east of the
city.
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BeaI,an.Johnson.

The following invitation has been is
sued by Mr.. and Mrs. b. X. Beacham.
MI and Mrs. Belton Knox Beacham
request the honor Of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter
Lorena
to
Mr.. Walter Eugene Johnson
On the afternoon OF Tuesday. tho
twentieth OF October
at four o'clock
First Baptist Church
Abbevillc, South Carolina.
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IsittIo Miss King.

A number of the friends OF little
Miss Neva King&werc delightfully."- en-
tertained when she asked them TO
come Saturday afternoon and shnre
the pleasures OF her birthday with her
at her home on Biver street.
After all tho gudsts had arrived
and many delightful games played
they were invited into the tlinin.
room where n beautiful yellow and
white color scheme was carried out
in every detail The same table deco.
rations used earlier in tho afternoon
for little Miss Louise Kings party
were again used with the exception
of the birthday cake which held thir-
teen tiny yellow candles. Ices, cakes
and candies were iscrvcd tho little
hostess ana ler guests.
Stag Supper.
Harry Gcisberg, whose marriage to
Miss Sadie Cohen, nf Elbcrton,s Ga
will he one of tho social events of
tho week was, the guest of honor at .
stag i:uppcr Wednesday, evening. In
the dining room Of the Hotel Chiquola
a table had been beautifully decorated
and here this supper was served.
Tiny cards with tho menu on. them
werc placed at each plate.
Menu.
Oyster Cocktail
Broilcd Trout Tartar Sauce
Celery Pickles Olives
Fried Chicken Geishorg Fritters
Green Peas Potato Croqucttcs
Waldorf Salad
Chocolate Cream Wodding Cake
K Mints
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Mrs Stokes, OF WaIhalla. and Miss
Halle Helzer. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Elsie Gray. have re-
turned home.
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Shower fof; Miss Frew

Shower for Miss Frew. ff
Miss Emma London has issued invi-
tations to Kitchen Shower Friday af-
ternoon IL honor Of ldtss Lucille Frew
h1,ss Minnie Russesl tn Go to Panama.
"a cable message WIS received Wed.
,nesday by MIR. ". w. Russell stating
lint Miss Minnie Russell had been
given a position on the Canal Zone.
Miss Russell fs at present teaching
school near Rock Hill and has not
been communicated with yet, 1t is pre-
sumcd, however, that shc will accept
tile position IL the school bonrd for
whom she Is now teaching will re-
lenze her for This term. .is9f'
~ Ladies' AID s..
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
lnrtist Church will meet Tuesday af-
tarncon at four O'clock in the church.
HrS. William = I.augh1In ia
'eadcr
Girls' Club,
The Girls Club of the Baptist
church will meet Friday afternoon al
our o'clock In the church. Mrs. A. T.
Sniethers Is leader of this club and is
very anrlens Q. 81! the s!r!s. .c he.
81 csent. M ls' A.f
Dancing Party. s.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orr entcrtain-
cd Tuesday evening at their home on
Wcst Market with beautiful dancing
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. GUIDE of
Italy, who arc receiving so many love.
attentions during. their stay here were
again the hotiored guests on this oc.
casion. 53sf,. Z =. :
I After, lafr!s and Mrs. Orr md Mr.. tnnti
Mrs. Aide had 6 welcomed all tho
guests the zone step and hesitation
were enjoyed from nine I'll one, with
a short ,1ntermidsion for supper. Nee.
tar was served throughout the even.
ing. ~ sss:j -.
Tho dancers were Mr.. and N "a.
Bond Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Alert
Sidney Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
De Camp. sh1ls: and Mrs. RALPH Ramos.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swain Giiiner, Miss Lin.
lh' Thompson. Mr., Sam Orr. and MISS
Lydia Orr, Archie 3 Cathcart, Tom
Cartwright, G,iy,; Wentworth. of,
M.SonsHc' Wiiiiunt MaF5naIi ana MT.
Gilboney. s, n t,A..ii' g,..ii'
4 Mrs. G. "A. Enbenstein leaves today,
FOR Iclberton. Ga, where she VIII be
the house guest. OF Miss Sadie Cohen
until "Wednesday. Mrs. Rubensteip
will act as dame OF honor FOR Miss CO.
hon when she and Harry Geisberg nre
married "a
Miss Sara Withersno0n, Of. Green.
Vile. Is spending tho weekend with
Miss Caroline Vance on East Church;
street IS s ;:5 si ~. IS: y;
Mr.. and MIRA. Jess sbibiing aud iit.
tlo chiIdron. Virginia And Harry, are
spending the Weekend with Hir. 6triib.;;
;ling's parents In dlot6n. fgs
Mrs. A. w. Carpentef; OF Washing
ton, d, c.. who has been the guest of
Mrs. Lizzie Sullivan, on: Ffenkiin
street. is now visiting ysft
Aiken Ia Abbeville. s:tis AZ .sfs, ssis IL
miss , = Mauass as ts ! Holly; (! !: s9t eokssbuty,
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a .MysfcrIons .Cotton. BaIl.', !

A very cnterprising 'charitable or
ganization in Columbia has decided to
give Cotton bsl!' IL tl.a hal. ronn
.oi tie 5effefs6n $ hotel ab5,,it two
weeks from now: Tho whole affair is
mysterious All the
guests are to wear cotton costumes
and the. ball room Will be decorated
in cotton bolKy. Every one should be
on, the lookout for one of the inyii
tations and have cotton gown ready.
The ball will undoubtedly be Il pretty
affair and all the more enjoyable be-
cause OF this unique Southern fea-'
ture.-The State. R'.--,i y 4 III,
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Billy Lyon acted as toastmaster and
n number of amusing after-dinner
speeches were made.
Covers had been laid for the honor
ed guest. Max Geisberg. Ernest John
son. Billy Lyon, Donald brown, IIar-
lesion Barton. Allie Barton. Glenn
Evans. DR.. John Major, Clifton Ligon,
Eugene Watson, Henry Cason and
Clyde Nfnttison.
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THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER

were asked to give names to. Somo
-Sery. cleyer answers were given and
caused much amusement.
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s. Mr. and stfs: Major Mccown iiayc
returned from an extended trip to
Florida points. SIS "a: J; - ii;
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Mrn. 3, III. Anderson Of Anderson.
r. r.. D., was In the city yesterday
for Sns few lours. ~ e: q
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] "REMINISCENCES

I. Birthday Party.
"A iss 5Lnuise King was q scilarming
iitiie hostess Saturday afternoon when
ne celebrated her sixth birthday at
the home OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Frank Sloan and little daugh.
ter, Esther, have returned from At.
lantn. where they spent tho past
month. 't''H ~
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h1lss Minnie Rus,seII ia (,o 10 Pananl,,
Lalies' A,id.

+ The Ladies' Aid Society OF the FIrs
lnrtist Church will meet Tuesday af
fnrncon nj four o'clock in. the church
Nrs. William I.augh1in 4
'eadcr
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Miss Emma London has issued inv
tations to a Kitchen Shower Friday al
ternoon IL honor Of ldtss Lucille Frev
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Waldorf Salad

Waldorf Salad
Chocolate Cream Wodding Cake
Mints
Coffee.
October eth, 1914. ''''ef
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Sims-Phillips.

Mr.. and Mrs. Abner b. Sims
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
.ut ter
Ollie Lee,
to
Mr.. James KILLS Phillips,
on Thursday, the eighth of October
nineteen hundred and fourteen
lat their home.
gear Pelzer. South Carolina,
At home
in Bolton, South Carolina, after the
first of November
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Brndley.Pressley.

BrndIoy. PRESLEY.
The following invitation has been
issued by Mr.. and Mrts. Jas. F. Bradley.
Mrs. and Mrs. James Foster Bradley
request the pleasure os your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Mary
and
E'av. Henry Elliott Presley
on the evening of Wednesday,, the
fourteenth of October
at half after eight o'clock
at home
Abbcville, S. c.
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The Girls Club of the Haptist
church will meet Friday afternoon al
our o'clock In the church. Mrs. A. +.
Sniethers Is leader of this club and ia
very anrlens Q: 81! the s!r!s. tc he
81 csent. 3. is;s 49,
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sL A. Todd, OF Starr. spent part o.
yesterday in the city: on busneas.
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Mrs. Ruth Provost and little son,
Claude Townsend. are visiting rela-
tives In Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21

{ Young Freddie Barton may he d
real war hero one of these days, but
it is not likely that he will show a
drawer spirit in any adventure than
in the honest, straightforward ac-
count he gave in court of the Staying
of his little friend, John Edgar. last
July.
And certainly Freddie will not ac-
complish any feat that will touch his
mother more deeply.
The accidental death of Freddie's
playmate, stabbed while the boys
were playing "Mexicans," has been
hanging like a heavy cloud over the
boy and his mother
THE only thing that saved me, j
think" said Freddie's mother, SIS the
brave. honest way in which my boy
has behaved all through the trouble,
and especially at the trial
Neither of us ever will get over
this sad accident, but | shall always
remember that my boy acted like a
little hero, and with a full sense of
his responsibility. OF course, | knew
the jury could only acquit him"