The journal and the Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1913-1920, 1917-02-02

: and SecufeySa written permit to the
box Afce- to secure this privilege OF
nearing the performance.
Bekides these two drawing cards,
the: aDamrosch orchestr b, of course.
Will .Spep2r at every performance and
list OF pleasing artists have been
singers of the Metropolitan company,
anfspne whose press notices are Leg
ions pnd an artist of sterling quail
tiesS and possessing wonderful
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NlisssWfton Earle Being Entertained.
(GreepNille Piedmont)
M3E Wilton Earle will be the honor
gueiAsS1tS'a series. of bright. parties
during her visit TO Mrs. Philip Ais
tonsssslMfs. Aston will ntcrtpin a
group wf friends at n tea dance We'd
nesday Nm, honor Of her guest and
again on Friday afternoon at a bridge
party at her home in Ansley Park
Atlanta Journal.
The above will be Of interest to the
of the honoree here. Mrs. Alston
having been. before her marriage,
Miss Lewis, Of this city.
Small Bridge for Guest.
Mrs. Q. w. Leonard will entertain
noon at 3:i5. complimentirg her sis
ter, Miss Willie Jones. OF Laurens.
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Rridge for Miss Derieux.
Miss Marie Dean will entertain a
few guests at bridge tomorrow morn
ing. complimenting Miss Minnie De-
rieuX, OF Columbia.
Mrs. Criclcr in Greenville.
tGreerv lille iPiedmont), -,.i
The feature of the afternoon Vas
the singing of Mrs. Henry Crigler.
the program. Mrs. Crigler has one
If the most bcautifnl soprano voices
-vcr heard here except on the pro-
fessioral stage and her rich tones and
vnnderful Interpretation possess the
ABILITY to sway her audience 80 will.
Mrs. Crigler sang two beautiful num-
oers. totally different. but in each
making her audience feel the very
These were The Slave Song" and
Happy Song" both by Theresa Del
Riego.
Mrs. A. G.. Wardlaw. of Greer, was
shopping in the city one day this
week.
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Mrs. DR.. Gaillard and daughter are
ix Alabama to visit relatives.
TalIulah Chapter.
Tallulah Chapter, No. 16, Order OF
the Eastern Star. will meet this eve
ming at s o'clock at the Masonic hall.
All members are invited to be present.
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Committee to Meet This Morning.
The Woman's Missionary Union Of
the city has undertaken campaign
to aid the Belgian children. who are
suffering greatly at this time. both for
food and clothing. February l9 is the
da, set aside for the campaifn. On
Sunday, February IS, all the churches
,yill he asked CO-Operate
This morning at 1880 o'clock the
Y. NJ. c.. A. to perfect plans for
the ssmnsasp: Mrs; j; B. Ramsey
strong, II. r. Black. NJ. N. Royd, G.
T.yndgren, Robert A, Harmon. r.
EGWhitener. j. D. Humphreys, Lind
jay swofford and Miss Sam Caldwell.
Miss Jennie Colson. of Union, Is
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rodgers.
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Play to Be Given Soon.
"Reveries Of q Bachelor" nm at
tractive play written and staged by
MIS-. Otto Grasse will be nut on
Monday Week" in tho Y. NJ. g. A.
for the Junior Guild of the church
Of the Advent. the mombers of the A.
and B. section OF this organization.
together with others taking part
Greer and Saluda with decided sue
cess and no uoubt Will prove the
same, on the coming presentation.
Mrs. Grasse will be assisted IN her
work by Mesdames Par' Nnuncdy
and Edward g. lennon. president Of
each section Of the auxiliary.
Mrs. Alex Wyness was recent
visitor to friends in CASTOR Shoals
near Gaffne-.
Miss Willie Jones. OF Iaurens. is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. o. W.
Leonard.
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Mrs. O. C. Barker. OF Asheville. is
the guest OF Mrs. Joe Fisher on st.
John street.
Mrs. Grimm. Of Virginia. is the
guest Of her son, d.. r. NJ. Grimm.
at the Fable apartments. = r +
Mn. William Jones, Of Jonesville,
Is spsnding a few days with friends.
Tho Horses Christmas Tree.
(Our Dumb Animals.)
One Of the most strikingy success
ful demonstrations OF what kind
ness to animals" mea ms took place in
Post Office square. Boston, on tho
Saturday before Christmas Mind
ful of the fact that there is little
In the Christmas tide that brings
good cheer or happiness 70 the hearts
Of the horses and iHuS on the con-
trary it LIS n season OF special stress
and strain and struggle for them, the
Wsa.aehusetts Society for the Pre-