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Hard to Understand EN-.

That's where the complexity of wom-
ankind comes in. Mrs. Robinson and
Mrs. Turner she counts among her most
intimate friends. and there isn't any
doubt 1t will be a great pleasure to
have them near her. Yet l think she
resents a little the fact that they are
coming. I don't know what it is that
prompts that feeling, unless 1t is that
she realized her friends We're a little
enyious of her-aHd that she enjoyed
having them feel that way A woman
likes TO have other women admire her
gown. and she may feel fiattered when
some other woman copies it. But she
never again will really like the copy
list. She will call her copy cat"
For my part, l am "de-e-lig ghte ed'-
spelled Just that way. Wen ride in
the same car, and we'll get together
Sunday afternoons and once in a while
of an evening when work is not too
pressing. | might get more fun out of
II If Joe were a real greenhorn so l
could lord it over him and deal him ad-
vice out of the vast store of agricul-
tural knowledge l have accumulated
during the past year. AS it is, no
doubt Joe knows lot more about
real farming than 1 do, but you'll never
catch me admitting anything like that
I've been reading Agricultural Depart
ment and experiment station bulletins
and have at my tongues end lot of
the jargon of scientif1c farming, even
ing as TO what II all means. I reckon
/ can;make BLUM at holding my own
If Joe tries to put anything over on
Evening star., 1915-03-20
No Chance to Air Wisdom.

than have a garden large enough and
keep enough chickens to supply their
Evening star., 1915-03-20
Canned Vegetables for Winter.

We are going to try canning a gen
erous supply of vegetables this sum
mer, but Jane has decided to aban-
Evening star., 1915-03-20

How we like to meet a man who has
no tale of woe to infiict on us!
Evening star., 1915-03-20

A little learning is almost as danger
Gus as some little widows
Evening star., 1915-03-20

Any act by which you make one
enemy is, in the end. losing game.
Evening star., 1915-03-20

The less man talks the more others
may appreciate him.
Evening star., 1915-03-20

Honesty should go hand in hand with
an insurance policy.
Evening star., 1915-03-20

Society is human nature in full dress.
What most men call love isn't even
a good imitation.
Evening star., 1915-03-20

Mr.. Truesdell had lost his dog tthis
Is a true story. too) 1t was a valu-
able dog. worth in the neighborhood of
Ave hundred dollars. Naturally Mr..
Truesdell was worried about his
loss. and his friends were more or less
Evening star., 1915-03-20

1t is so much easier and less ex-
pensive to get married than Ii is to
get unmarried.
Evening star., 1915-03-20

Some people are SO i'll tempered they
are annoyed when forced to smile.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-23
The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.

gUeGs' cuT-RATs DRUG STOLE.
Not only are patent medicines cut.
PIT toilst syticles. etc. It matters not
what end who is your doctor, YOUR
prescriptions can be filled 1T iJ
BUGS CUT RATE DRUG STORE.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01
Birthday Celebration.

At the hospitable home of MIR w
H Thompson, six miles from Kings
tree, Friday, June rs, guests assem-
bled to celebrate the occasion of the
nineteenth birthday anniversary of
Miss Lila and Mr. Eddie Thompson,
who are twins. and also the sixtieth
anniversary of their mother. Not
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather, the affair was much enjoy
ed by all present. The dining room
was tastefully decorated with ferns
and flowers, and the table was loaded
with good things to eat. All of the
family were present except one SON,
MIR Willie Thompson of Georgetown.
We wish them many returns of this
happy occasion. M.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01
TOLLS FROM PANAMA CANAL.
Total of Four Million Since
Opening of Big Ditch.

Washington, June 28:-A total OF
$4,000, 900 in tolls was collected for
the use of the Panama Canal in the
period between the opening of the
waterway for traffic in May last
year up to June 6 last.
During April the tolls for the first
time were greater than the cost of
operation and maintenance of the
canal by S84,112, the total for the
month being $442,4 AIS, and the cost
of operation of the canal $35S,0OO.
Partial returns for May indicate
the tolls for that month will swell
the total for the eleven months pre-
ceding to a figure sufficient to wipe
out the previous existing deficit.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01
Trio News Notes.

Trio, June 29:-Miss Marietta
Moore, who has been visiting her
brother at Georgetown, Rev Lewis
Moore, returned home last Friday
night.
DR. D z Rowell returned home
from Monck's Corner Saturday night,
where he is located three days OF
the week as dentist.
Mr. w L Altman spent Saturday
night at his home at Suttons, and
visited his sick daughter at Gour-
dins Sunday, returning that after
aoon. He reports that she is doing as
well as could be expected. She is now
convalescing from typhoid fever.
Miss M Blakely was a caller in
town Sunday.
The Williamsburg Co Dispensary
Board will take stock here Wednes-
day of the Trio dispensary.
MIR W. Altman Of Suttons called
in town Sunday afternoon.
The crops in this section are pick
ing up and contain that deep green
chloropal pigment which is so essen
tial to healthy crops. Recent showers
are responsible.
Mr. E F Martin of Kingstree was
a visitor here yesterday.
Misses Ethel and Tennie RoWell OF
Bryan visited their brothers here
Saturday afternoon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01

Upon the appropriation of SIS, 900
as guaranteefund, made by the City
Council of Charleston, the executive
board of the Southern Commercial
Congress has accepted an invitation
extended by that city and the State
of South Carolina few weeks ago,
to hold the next annual convention
there. The vote in favor of Char
lesion was unanimous. The con-
vention, in all probability, will be
held in December of this year.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01

OeCIcIdIy, M NoluDiC, SaoSioiA' A.
| H Anderson; Treasurer, w A Myers
Warden, A W Ward; Conductor, ST
Kirby; l G, D T Fountain; O G, c [
Sturgeon. Several encouraging talk:
were made on the bright prospects
of the councils future. After the
business of the meeting was trans
acted the members proceeded to de-
YOUR a large churn of ice cream and
a life-size layer cake, the latter being
the generous gift of the good wife
of one of the councils most valued
members. This treat was duly ap'
preciated. Those members who were
absent missed a profitable and en-.
joyable evening.
Messrs David Fountain and Rob.
ert Lane filled their regular appoint.
ment in the High Hill section Sun.
day afternoon.
Prof M H Anderson and family
have gone to Knoxville, Tenn, to
spend the summer. They were &C.
companied by Miss Fannie Cannon.
The latter and Prof Anderson will
attend a summer school at Knox.
vile.
Mrs Frank Cannon has returned,
after a pleasant visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs A B Benson, at
Travellers Rest. The latter is visiting
relatives here.
The Woman's Missionary union
gave an entertainment last Friday
night at the home of Misses Franz
and Lilly Graham. A goodly number
of invited guests were present, anc
the young folk enjoyed the gamesir
the moonlight immensely.
The local W CT U is planning tt
give a public entertainment July
at the school house. The programme
is not announced yet but will con
sist of recitations, songs, plays, drills
etc. This will be in the interest 0.
prohibition.
A letter received from our arm!
correspondent, Mr. Archie Wall, al
Honolulu, brings the information
that he is getting on finely. He il
now in the hospital corps. He write!
that he will probably study DENTS
try. In his letter he describes the
Hawaiian Islands in an interesting
way to one here in South Carolina
Will quote from his letter later.
How is the esteemed editors con-
dition? 1t is earnestly hoped by his
many friends that he will soon be
back at his desk, where ne fits SO
we'll. M u.
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Miss Mary Long of Suttons is Wis
iting Mrs ] H RoWell.

iting Mrs j H Rowell.
The county chaingang is not fal
above Trio and we hope they will
soon reach US, as our roads are in
need of repair.
Messrs w T and ] H Rowell visited
their father Sunday at Bryan.
Messrs T H Files and j M Prosser
spent Sunday in Charleston and re.
ported a delightful trip to the Isle
of Palms.
Miss Mittie Moore spent Sunday
at Cowards with her brother, Rev
Lewis Moore.
Mr. j w Registers mail route has
been extended about four miles and
will go into effect Thursday. The
route will cover 26 miles.
Our postofice was moved today
from the Trio Mercantile Co.'S store
to the Trio Farm Supply Co.'S store.
WILLING WILLIE"
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EVENTS AROUND
SCRANTON town.
MASONIC CELEBRATION...JR. o.
u. A. M. FLOURISHING-.PER-
SONAL MENTION.

Scranton, June 29:-L e bano or
Lodge, No 48,A F NJ, celebrated the
birthday of St John the Baptist last
Thursday, June "a. Appropriate ex
ercises marking the occasion were
carried out, a sermon and a picnic
being the main features. The Ma
sons here were indeed fortunate in
securing Rev T G Herbert, pastor OF
the Central Methodist church OF
Florence, to preach the annual ser
mon, which was delivered in the Bap.
tist church at IL o'clock to an atten.
tive congregation. The speaker i'm.
pressed his auditors by his earnest
sincerity as he exemplified his sub
ject, THE Call for Steadfastness"
choosing Biblical characters as force
full illustrations to carry his points,
applying to not only Masons but also
to other orders, the church and lay
men. The address caused much ia
vorable comment.
At high noon everybody was in,
vited to tables (under spreading
oaks that fairly creaked under the
great variety of the seasons delica'
cies, including large assortment OF
cakes anG pies, iced lemonade, Irish
potatoes la French fried, ct al.
After the bounteous repast the
Masons and their ladies assembled ir
the lodge hall, where the wives anc
daughters degree was conferred
upon a number of the fair sex. In
spring addresses were made by Rev
T C Herbert, Messrs w P Gauss, }
B Prosser and others.
Coroner Gun and Mr. Tom Will
liams of Florence were among those
who enjoyed. and praised the dinner
served by lady Masons.
Messrs D S Pate and } H Pate
and family came from Bishopville
Thursday and attending the Masonic
picnic, spent the remainder of the
week as guests of DR. c H Pate.
Misses Daisy and Natilie Pate en-
loved an auto spin down to Lee
Thursday afternoon visiting friends
The former was principal of the
! graded school at Prospect several
terms. They were accompanied by
Hon w A Myers.
The last regular meeting fScran
ton fCouncil, Jr o u A M, June Il
was a hummer. Officers were
electedifor the ensuing term as fol
lows:;D P C, S ] Kirby; Jr P c, J
M Myers, Jr; Councillor, c E Ora
ham; Vice C, N M Graham; Record
ing Secretary, B B Myers: FinaDcia
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01
kinustree VS. Columbia Athletics

The Kingstree Baseball association
has arranged with the Columbia
Athletics for a series of three games
to be played here next week, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
Sc and Z. The Athletics are crack
amateur players, and as there is
some class to the Kingstree team, a
warm game may be looked forward
to
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-01
Benefjied by ChambePIain'S Llniment.

Last winter used Chamberlain's
Liniment for rheumatic pains, stiff
ness and soreness of the knees, and
can conscientiously say that never
used anything that did me so much
good.-Edward Craft, Elba, N Y.
Obtainable everywhere.
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For the girls to answer: Why is it
q Young fellow will tear around by
the hour in ball game and then
howl like a kicked hound because
his mother asks him to carry in an
armful of wood?
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The County Record 81 a year.
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set In which these other folks move
Il Is expected that they viii be part
OF the coming entertainments planned
for the visitors.
Miss india Waysoa = Hostess.
Entertaining q number OF her young
friends. Miss India WalcOtt Wayson
was hostess at an enjoyable dancing
party last night ct DR.. and Mrs. Way.
sons mountain home. The guests mo-
tored to the home OF their hostess
and spent delightful evening playing
games and dancing. Among those
present were Miss Blsnche Wishard,
Miss Rachel Woods, Miss Baldwin:
Miss Louise Giry:l., Miss Clemence
Clifford, Miss Marion Paris, Miss Nil.
dred Chaplin. Miss Mildred Bromwell.
Miss Margaret Young. Miss Helen
Church. Curtis Turner. Ronald Watt.
Harvey Raymond. Billy Noble. Johnny
Fassoth. Leon Ebersole, frankie Win.
ter, Lorrin Thurston, Ernest Mott.
Smith. George Bromley, Ronald Zig.
gins and Gordon Scott.
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Houseparfy at Ahulmanu.
Miss Lady Macfarlane was hostess
at an informal house-party over the
past week end at the Macfaflane
home, stAhuimanu,s on the other sldo
OF the island. Swimming and other
out-of-door amusements were enjoyed
during the three days Miss Macfarlane
entertained her guests. Those Who
were Included II the delightffl Darty
were Miss Violet Makee. Miss Harriet
Lucas. Miss Mary Lucas, Miss VIII
helmina Ten. Mrs. Maria Worthing-
ton and Miss Macfarlane.
- - -
a Swimming Party at Waikiki.
Mrs. Henry Jaeger VAS hostess at
an enjoyable swimming party on Mon
day evening at her home at Waikiki.
After q dip in the ocean over which
the sun shcne brightly the guests adj
journed 70 the house where warm
supper was served among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. REESE,
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Mrs. Edward Dekum's Card Party.
One Of the very enjoyable affairs
of this week was the card party at
which Mrs Edward Dekum enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at her
beautiful home in Manoa Valley, The
guests cut for the first and second
prizes and Mrs Kenneth Barnes, who
made the lowest score, was given a
consolation prize Attractive little
pottery vases were given as souvenirs
OF the occasion. The first two prizes
we're won by Mrs. Donald Ross and
Mrs. Arthur Hodgins. Other guests
at the affair were Mrs. e. M. Watson,
Miss Anna Danford, Mrs. Charles r.
Frazier, Miss Hewlings, Miss Wood
ford, Mrs. Schmutzler, Miss Taggart,
Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Ruth, Miss Barrie
Gamble, Miss Myra Angus, Miss Jean
Angus, Miss Sarah Featherstone, Miss
Jessie Featherstone, Mrs. f. T. Robin
son. Mrs. Rowland, MRS. Morong, Mrs.
Bachelor, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Charles
Chance, Mrs. Sallie Douglas and Miss
Louise Lucas.
Mrs. Hedemann = Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. Ferdinand Hedemann was hos
tess at an informal luncheon on Mon
day at her home in Manoa valley.
Among the guests were Miss Nora
Swanzy, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss
Alice Cooke and Miss Nora Sturgeon.
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Dinner at the Moana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian de Guigne
were entertained at a prettily-appoin
ed dinner at the Moana hotel on We'd
nesday evening at which Mrs. Gregg
McKerror was hostess. Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Christian de
Guigne, Miss Ysabel Chase, Mai. Guig-
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane,
Mr.. Gromendyke and the hostess.
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Picnic at MokuIeia. 81
Mrs. .. s. Holloway has invitations
out for picnic at Mokuleia tomorrow
in honor of Mr. and Mrs Christian de
Guigne and Miss isabel Chase. This
trio of San Francisco society folk has
been entertained almost every minute
since their arrival in Honolulu and
numerous other affairs have been
planned in their honor.
- - -
Fred Wichman Entertains.
Quantities of American Beauty
roses decorated the table at which Mr..
Fred Wichman was host at an enjoy
able dinner party last night The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Arm.
strong. Judge and Mrs. Arthur WI
der, Mr.. Alan Lowrey After dinner
the guests motored to the Country
club.
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Cards at the CORTLAND.
Mrs. Charles G. Demmer, wife of
Or. Demmer, was the charming hos.
tess at a bridge party at the Court
land ON Wednesday afternoon. The
yellow and white color scheme for the
decorations was carried out with guam
titles of yellow ehrysanthemnms. CO.
Seopsis and white asters and daisies.
The guest of honor at the delightful
affair was Mrs Gloa Reynolds. Mrs.
Demmer's mother The prize for the
highest card score was a Canton
china salad bowl. and was given to
Mrs. Roe. The second prize. a Japa-
nese tray, was given to Mrs. Mather.
and the third, unique Canton china
candlesticks, given to Mrs. Harrison
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Strouo, Mr. ~.
Jonas, Miss Riley. Miss shlele. Mr..
Butler. Miss Grace Lopez and Mrs
Jaegs..
An informal Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Raise were host
and hostess at an informal dinner par.
ty on Thursday evening at their home
at Waikiki. Pink was the color scheme
for the decorations and quantities Of.
pink roses and carnations were ar
ranged In the dining room and IN the
living room. The guests included Mas.
Shiele, Mrs. Henry Jaeger. Miss Ma
rion Jaeger and Mr.. Butler.
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Tea At the CORTLAND.
Mrs. Rosetta B. Selble entertained.
informally at a tea at the Pleasenlon
on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Merle
johnson, Mrs. Henry Jaeger and Miss
Courtwright
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bailey will be glad to know
that they are soon to take up their
residence In Hawaii again. AR Bai-
ley. who arrived few days $50 for
what was expected to be only brief
visit. has been offered and accepted.
an advantageous position with AIek-|
ander & Baldwin and Mrs Bailey viii
soon come from California % JON
him.
= - =
Miss Margaret klshman Il booked.
to leave In the Manoa on Tuesday for.
visit to the mainland
Traditional Society onspsgs fourtssn.)
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= 1aaM oil. i
corsage of white sweet peas. Upon
their return to town they will take q
suite at the Roselawn.
Those who attended the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ferguson
the parents OF the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. g. Prescott, sister and brother.
in-law: Miss May Ferguson and Miss
Alma Ferguson and Mrs. Robert
Lille.
So
Winterino In Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian de Guigne,
who arrived III Honolulu recently, are
being entertained extensively during
their sojourn IN the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. de Guigne are accompanied by
Miss ISABEL Chase, . leader among
the younger members of the Peninsu.
Ia set in California.
A recent article In the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle says of these visitors:
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian de Guigne
have suspended building operations
until after the rainy season. Their
new home is charmingly situated in
the hills not far from the uncommon.
" attractive home Of the Billy Dun.
cans. The de Guignes sailed away the
other day for six weeks trip to the
islands along with Miss Ysabel Chase,
which leaves the ranks of the polo
enthusiasts somewhat depleted. They
are all such keen, untiring sport low
ers, always so smartly looking their
parts. that they are sadly missed in
the Country Club set whenever they
elect to leave our friendly fireside.
The Dillinghams have had an ava
lanche OF attention while visiting here.
and am sure that they win see TO
It that the De Guignes and Miss Chase
are right royalty entertained In Ho.
noluln.p
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coxernor Pinlshani Dinner Host.
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Sew
erance Of 81. Paul, Governor Pinkham
was host at an deliberately appointed
dinner at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. G.
b. Cooper on Lpnaiilo street Thurs.
day evening. yaricolored snapdrag-
ons In the pastelle shades were arts
tically arranged in an attractive table
centerpiece. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Severance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Maud Of San Francisco,
Col. and Ms. b. w. Atkinson. Mrs. H.
w. Lyon, Mrs. Royal d. Mead. DR.. and
Mrs. c. 3. Cooper. Mr.. Gromendyke
and Governed Pinkhau.
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IN Honor Of Miss trma ealientyne.
Mrs. Thomas Bailentyne entertain
ed at q delightfully."- informal tea yes
terday afternoon IN honor Of her niece.
Miss Irma BaIientyne. whose marriage
to Mr.. Cliifofd White viii take place
IN February. Quantities Of pink and
white carnations ornamented the din.
ips room ana In the living room
brightly-colored African daisies were
effective ini tne decorations. The
guests included Miss lrma Ballentyne
Miss Marie Ballenfyne, Mrs NJ. r..
CIegg, Mrs. Howard Ellis, Mrs. Stuart
johnson. Mrs W. Fl. Munter, Mrs.
Norma Adams. Mrs. Bessie Abbott
Rowland, Mrs. Reynold McGrew, Mrs
Arthur Hodgins and Mrs. McCanse.
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Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry
Macfariane,s Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macsarlane en-.
tertained at prettily appointed din.
ner on Tuesday prior TO the opening Of
the Roller Skating Club. The even.
ms was spent at the rink, where so
ciety gathered to master the art Of
skating. Mr.. and Mrs. Macfarlane en-.
tertained 80 guests
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WaIi's Dinner.
II compliment to their brother, Mr..
Will Levers, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wall entertained 1t . delightfully."- ap
pointed dinner at the Country Club
last night prior to the Country Club
dance. Shaded pink roses and soft
tuIIe we're deftIy combined IN an at
tractive centerpiece. After the din.
nef the guests remained at the club
70 take part IN the dance. Among
those present were Mr.. VIII Levers
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick ]. LOwrey,
Mr.. Ind Mrs. b. L. Marx, Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weight DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Hobby,
Mrs D. Ahlborn. DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
Cooper. Mrs La Toilet. Miss Agnes
Walker. Lieut.. Campanole. Mr.. George
Af'b0rn and the host and hostess.
A. Internal Dinner.
Miss Helen Maxwell. who Is spend. |
Ink several weeks at Mrs. Gray's at
WAIKIKI, was hostess at an informal
dinner on Thursday evening.
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c1'pore.F Wed1lno.
Simple n III Of its appointments
vas the wedding Of Miss Florence,
Ferguson and Henry Chipere, which
took place Thursday morning at the /
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mr1 a. g. Ferguson Of Kaimuhi. I
Quantities Of pink and white roses. |
c.rnations and astors were arranged
about the house Interpreted with pot |
lea palms and ferns.
Bringing back the custom OF many
pears ESQ the bride and bridegroom
entered the reception room together.
There were no attendants. When
|IcI reached the floWer-banked alcove
Rev. a. A. Ebersole read the marriage
1. 7.
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Cards at the Country Club.
Mrs. Henry Green, wife Of. Lieut.
Green, entertained at an enjoyable
bridge party at the Country club on
Wednesday afternoon for about 40 Of
her friends. The first and second
prizes, attractive score card covers in
Chinese embroidery. were awarded to
Mrs. ]. D. Reardan and Mrs. de Ford.
The consolation. 9 set of dainty Jap
anese place cards. was given to Mrs.
Charles Demmer of Fort Kruger. Mrs
Green's guests included Mrs. C. B. T.
Moore. Mrs. William H. Carter. Mrs.
]. B, Mcdonald, Mrs. Richard Cults,
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