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?OCl ET YT ^H_D?LE._4^ ?*?> A DU ?Y ONE
Cotillons, Receptions, Card Parties and En?
tertainments of Many Orders Are on
the List of Festivities for the
Inlmediate Future.
of th. Hot? Oothsm f< i
o( I Sot ia Carolina mountaln
' ?
'
-
. II, .- htm Elliott, Mi
?Ira CI M"
Prai ? ' m, Mrs. Frederick 1
Mr* .1. H ?
l i M ?**1
M Hltchlngi I
Dtine Bchu
R. f
.? ,; Vei Plan? I M
? Weld and M
ri m the ?
. . m? Mlsi ? Alms !??
. Amend. Ellas
Dorothj Fenn, Caroline Pem ,
?lid, Ann.- Hooper, Mollie Kllner,
. Morlson. tas Ryan, Katl
. .: rra Btewsrt
?;i,.,?.ps.rn. Mai orl? B?a
i/ei Planck, Annstte _?
Lorrali ]'" ,,;" Me8,!r
.-..-,t. I>ati
,,?,,,,.. Newson. PhlHP i^asalnger.
? .,.?1 Clifford Wi-.
___????
BROOKLYN SOCIETY'S WEEK
Tuesday To Be a Day of Wed?
dings?Dancers to Compete.
. , : -a? *M h*v" A"
I .. . (Eunice i lift
?Mlj attendant ?he;
-nan - ''?*-'**?? "*? ****
tt .,??.?... ... Orace Church on ' ?
- ?'? - ?"' ??*? ,T,;'' "
,. : !, ?ttan.
. ,, rg, , by tie- H* i
P. J. Wriglsy. l*?t?stor of Ors-eo Choreh,
. !...na...r..s have been Urn
,? d to ? ?' ?< - ????"? ,!""" ?"' " l
o, ?* tew of these hay?
ad to ths reception which will
follow the church ce-renr?ony :it N"- -'1
i *-bta ?here Misa Bt?nf?n
?.. ri with hor a*?*a_dmother1 Mra
on. "i aunt Misa Man
aasi el ?hood. Bhe u
l ter ,,i the ?ate Mr. and Mra
Praah Bat?*?rman Benson and a ?"?"and
'.1er of the ?at? Hubert HOS. UM
? otos.
Mr. Plaga la Um bob of Mr. sud Mi
Charlea Noel nags, of ?Hartford. Conn.,
ifcew of Kniest Plsg.? the New
V.iik ; .-hll.'.t. HO "S?1 have Si
bt-othtar, Charl?ea Noel Kiagn, Jr?.
and for lish-rs ?i'-oi^:. B Hit?), J' . nf
,, g \\ armiia-irt. Of HSU?
,;, . . ? R ,,,. i . of Pittsburgh;
Alfred lUiUaa-a;. of Bniokllne, M
Chsnnlng Turusr. ot rtn.-.m... *"?''
? as AUM?tOta, of Wi'.k." -Harre.
Pena.
II. will give lus farewell bachelor din?
ner Monday evcmriir.
il>s Florence C_th?MlS Burke, daughter
of .!;. mes Stranahau Burke, an'1 Laymen
Bherw.iod are t.. be rnarrle?! Thiirs*!..
Msy * Tl ? csr? mony ?fill tahs Vimet si
e_*i .,-? .? k hi Chrtal ?r ? i,?a,-.-la. ' ?llnton
ati.et, ?nri half an hoi.i 1st? i there will
hi n smaii r... ptioii at the Burks bom?
No a* Pierreponl atn 11
Miss Burfcs- grandfather vaa th? late
"> khtam C Burke! e?ho practised mor?
I than forty yrars In BrookBn. Sli" i? ?
'jfrta^Mlniece of the lalu J. t?. f. <Straiiuli_i_
I
foundei of Prospecl Perk, and oih? i
"i..ut m the earl -- hiatoi y of !'??.
ivn. end ;i m?.?.. of th?? i.,r. \?,< ?,.
? ; l lut? tu ? . ? in h< '?".t hi r'e t d<
granddaughu t ol thi late Philip ? '.
Calhoun, ol Neu York
Mr-. Bherwood is the s..n <?
Lj mai o "' Ballston Bpa, N V
making his hom<
.mil ? ? ? ? ' ?? .
I I;:.m ? '. ! ? , ? . i . ? ..., ,
' ced i
yeai ago
Mr. and M - Oeorge Bllas Coleman, "f
N... mi Hlcki street, announce the en?
gagement of th. ir daughter, M G
< 'oleman, t., Alix r(
son of Mi and Mi s. Bom? yn A.
BaHsbur)'. of No N ?Washington .. enu?
announcei.I a m made at a
luncheon Thursday In compliment to Ml
Dorothy Noyes, who Is t" marr) John
Ta.-, loi Aims Saturday, Ma) '? The
other guest? were Ml - I Ion n? i Burke,
Miss Mar? -"' Miss Henrietta Dana,
. tValbridgi Mra Herman i 'art
VVeber (Kate Duryes Allln) and Mra Ben?
jamin )'? Pesbod] (Helen Beavera i
?if Interest t?. man.-, in Brooklyn w?? ?
ding of Hi it prise to John T Pratt
at th?' flower show for hi- ?m?danlas and
daffodils.
Tuesday will >?e s record ?la? foi wed?
dings, in Bofton Julian P. Palrchild eill
merry Mir*- Marion Pitch at the home <?t
h'r parente, Mi and Mrs Charles v.i-..
Pitch, No. _'4<> Beacon street The Rev.
l ?i Worcester, of Boston, -??. ? 11 perform
the ceremony at i o'clock In t!?<- presence
ol relatives and los? personal friends
Tin- bride w-iii be unattended and th<*
-loom Will liHve only a best man.
. old i'?!,.? ' classmate, Oeott? i..
Brewei.
Mr, Pairchlld is the son ?.f Julian D
Palrchild, "i No. MS ?Carroll street an?J
c.;i sir..re. Long [aland, president of the
Kings County Trust Company, of which
be Is a vi. ??president.
Another OUt-Of-tOWn weddm? <-.f Brook?
lyn Interest on Tuesday arill he that lp
Baltimore .?i Miss De-rothy SeweU naifi
arin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bummer
field Baldwin, and .lame.? Oarretson son
..I .Indue ar.d Mrs. Harret .1 ?.arnt-oti. ?>f
Blmhurat. it will take place at the home
?if the bride's parante, No MM Noria
i i arles street, at ' M o'clock
Tu?*sda.. will also be marked bj a mill
wedding thai of Mies Martha Oonser
,-.n.i Lieutenant Robert i.in?"iii Qray, U K
A The) are t" be married -it I If o'clock
In Bt Bartholomew'! Church and I inn-?
reception arlll follow at th* Pouch Oallery.
\. aii ..f ti.,. bri?degroom's attendante an
brother ofllcen, the ?accesi?n will be lack?
lag m none of the ?.phii'loi ami OSTOUMay
which attaches t<? the taking of ?? bride
by s member of the service.
MISS ?.??mer Is the dSUghtCr "f Mi* Au?
gusts Oomer end s sister of i>t ?Clmries
A Oomer, .?f No 771 Wllloughb) avenue.
. fa? ?? i.,. i...... maids ?? |un? b? on at
-toi on Thursday.
m noon on Tueedsy it. i*tik?1 Church
will be ti" scene ??f tbs merriage of Miss
Constance Margaret Rowe, daughter of,
Mr. and Mrs. Iteginald Penh Rowa and
William BedfleM Portar? it win be tel*
low? ?' b i 1"-..',?., ? i.
und Mi Itowe'i taime, IN
-i... i
\t i i i,, , | ., ! ? ? . .
i -M..ni ? f honor and "id*
Mr i ?? i !? '. 44 bo i 11 , -, ? '
*?!? W I. . : ? r. I*..it. r. ..f S.. I IS \\ . t
? - ? : .
?iian los broth? i Ole atd i ?
lo i ? Regina!?! '
? .' ' ? K'l
?.. in T M ? ... d i rank 11 i a?*k? n*
?
?xji
be that of Miss _nld l?nl
? : lid All i 'l?< ?ni I ;
Buri'hard i ?uti h? r, son of <
l lutch? r, of No
? -, eremoi al n the
of the Messia 1 Ma
'.? ill la a imall t.?? ' l'ti"!i t": Hi '
i. ia'i4. - el the Hotel w..
latii? i ? ? nth lito, khan* a
low? ? girl and Mi - Rali
la nd ? '4' ember of th< bi idi
hi i... n ..i i ?m >.i honor
.,? ran Can H Min
Mai i ? ,i ? . a fes
? he ?.- i mpi' Mi Duti i-.. ?.
? ? aduat? d fi om Pi in? < ion
??.a?" all Hi a.i ? l .n ir" (1 av _ I., ? The*
i > J|. ' ; i ? ' -' in, '1?"-' I ? li ??? n.
? ' cum Ingham and Da d Hal
ti. id Clark.
Then ar< ao 'nan', excellent danc-era in
i ? oungei H? labte s? i that en ? enlei
lainmenl In s tat? h Ihli a compllahi.I
ma* be displayed ii alwaya ..i1
.??.in greeted. Thi Istsal renture In thia
Una i*- ti?" ti.? danaant" t.i be given si
the li? iuIii? Casino on April .'? !?? tween i
an?.i.a a bj *?'hick 'Little Ha.? " 441:;
be t.. nefited
\4 ,t the Large affair a< rosa I
fortnight ago, there arlll he competitive
dancing foi which prises will be offered.
Thla ??m t.-.k?- place In the centra of the
Casino t.-i.ii.s i.i'irt. the aldea <?; whan
will i"- lined with -nnall labb for tue
gW .'Is
Among ti.? pstronesaea are Mra Her?
berl 1. Pratt Mr? trthui s. Goodwin,
Mrs n...?....? _, .;..?.<i. ||, Mra Harold 1
Prat! Mra "Theodore Pratt Mra Morris
Dpham Ely, Mrs John Clapperton Ken.
Mra t? Irian Van Binderen, Mra Georg?
Nolnian. Mis OMXi l'..r?l Hit.hard. Mrs.
Calvlti Truesdsle, Mra Oeorg? Prank,
m Prank O. Cothren, Mra OUa Bwan
Carroll and Mra Klngsley w Blauaon
? m the committee at' th< M at I ?? 1
trude Jennings Marian Buckley, ii.in.th.
1, ckenbach, Jean Murra>*, Qrsce Prank,
Mai j..lie and I le.eri St ill/.. i. DorOth] Bui
phin. Miriam B| e??ra and Jessie Hopkins.
N1 a"?!?,-----------------------------------.
bridge on Tutisdaj s?fts-moon Among hei l
gUMta wen Mra Cllws Uvtngston Du Vsl,
Urs. Donald Oran! aedd?M, Misa Mar?
guertta Blaek. Mra Alfr?ad Norrio, ?>f
Cedsrhural Mra Harald L Pleh, Mrs F.
\ ,',i. n m Henshsw, Mra Oeorge i-:. Hite,
? ho took the prises; Mra Batnuel n. Out?
-..-bridge. Mra Ernest C. Brower, Mra
Ho.? trd ?'? ta/hltw Y. tire. ?sswsll W
Btoddard Mra Prank ?' Muna?ort, Mi ?
?i,i, 1 Pool, Mi- "Th-Mttora
Welt? 1 Bl John H? nedicL,
1 i';in Mra Bayard ?
Brinamsde, Miss Cornelia
Henahs?. *??* ?" ^TZt ! '
Miss Oertrud? Sloekw.U, Miss Beitha.
bai ?'S B?
I Pratt, Mrs
Mra Willis? H
? utchfletd, Miss
Mrat?agt?a^__^
Stockweij
8toekw.*u. Mlaa Josephine Sutphin, Mra
Clifford Msllory- Mr?
cm.1 M<-'">' Mrrf.VrT" u^*':
Mrs LOS?- Kraiicla. Miss f.ra? - Merritt,
' ,* ? laren?? B ?yds. Mr. Thorn.,
'i,,'.;,,,i^.y. MrF. Hetwy BMCh and Misa
Bita Mit?.''f_
?-v-v'M;r;:..r'^m.-^*.';^?:-':^;
'r. of the Hstghts. and Oeorga Nichols
?f Fia.i.ush Miss lUMera
Charles Iv K^""'' "' >n ? _.
is a slslir ?if
1 II ?.ate? ave
".JSS.
Hilen R
Ali i s.
?AKfita ."?VOO ?t-D'O ?
II I ... I
grad?
in Semi nai
\\ ! I | . |
I
? ?? ? on '?'?? edi . i.f
her parent Hi v
i >rs .? No 1221 A v< R. Fis
Rocl 11 . '.?
Mr ('loss i ? on ol i? ?and M -
? - ? ? of No Ml Han? och street ,
In the Old D itch ("hurch, Platbueh,
Bthelyn Barron Moorehead. daugta?
t. ' of Mr . nd Mi i Thomas \ Mo
head, of No ..... m svenue, Platbueh,
will i i t.. .lohn ?' W.n ?Hahn.
>..i. ol Mi ?? d Mi h.m. v Vor. Olahn, ??f
N?? m Wt .r.. avenu? The bride's
attendant are to be her stater, Miss
H? ? n Moon hi i i Mr?i Hugh Roberts and
M IsB I '? SII. Wald.-mar Pries Ol
? 'Incinnatl will ? ? ? b< Si man. and i
Hi?. ushers will b< Hugh Roberta PVank
B Oatea i.i .nd Cummlngs and Mar
cellus Mi-onk
-
Mn Oeorge Brewal i Breti of No US
??..m. ?i Plaoe, will give an Informal tea
fot the young friends ?>r her daughter,
til Elisabeth Brets, on Saturday aftei !
:. m itlng will i" Miss Bhaw, Mian
But M Helen IValker, Miss
i;.in,i Dlllinghain and Miss Mollte Money?
I t DA)
Announcement is made >.f the engage-]
m, m of m let ' Mai garet ?Touid.
daughtei ol Mi ThorAas Oould, of No. I
? ?\'..i.i stre? ? .m.i Pi? di rich Blackmoie,
of London. Miss Charlotts Allison, of No, I
MS ? 'llnton ???' nui. i ? entl) nt< rl tin? ?i in
honor of Mi - Oo ild
?-a
gay week at Washington)
Springtime Proves Socially More
Brilliant than Midwinter.
l prora Tb? Tribane Sana? I
Washington, April 11 ?When sprtngtlms
in ?Washington ?as r-aUed the "Mbde s.a
SOn" ilio.se Who liked the informality of
the term reckoned without new sdmime?
Initions and extra sessions of C<ons-t*asa
for j-.isi now, right le t1" middle of th?
"little season far more Intereattng thines
are happening than characterised th?
mid win tei Meson.
Two of th?* mojil Charming -vents Of the
weeK past wer?, th? ISfgS dinner partie?,
both sntertainsd el the Chevy ?*haae
Club, lu iiuu'T ?I MMg \in?--'ii. tiae Uiitr
nid Mra. V
I. ? lit Mil Wtl on S a?i th?
il "? B? i" ? ? ..i I ? Hem > l ? PI.'
??'' \ IrglnlS ? '" :;"! "';: ?'iVil.'.J ..
1 i 0111.1,111?, including th?- Beere?
f Stat? nd M Bryan, but a
f tl liVl in Bl 0 ing !"ll* "i W a*-i'
I.I., Southland
? To ? Ighl i'i. sud M-1 \*. Bin
Bowen uskfjil theli guesti m complimenl
li..n. Mis Wilson .?"-i Miss Eleanor
Wilson, .?n.i th.- distinguished compan)
Incl .'''.i in*. Hm .-?i. Ambassador and Mra,
Hi yce, < 'oloi si sod Mi Bobert M
Thompson, Mr. and Mn QrenvUls Kane.
of Neu v.itk. Mr ai,.i M's Logan Pug?
Captain Boy-Ed, Oerman nava^ ait' ht
l.or.i Ruatace Percy, Bi Itlah attach?;
''.ami .i \. t1.. mai. Miss Bykea Mi snd
Mn Meserve, Ml M? Cluskey, Mr. and
Mrs Wait, i Tuckerman, Misa Katherine
!..Herman. Mis> Hagner, Miss Orsce
Turnbull, Bdwln Turnbull, of Baltin
Mi Porter, of Cambridge, Dr Cary Oray?
son and Joseph Thomas, of New *i'?->i k.
The daughten of th.* Presldenl are
simply overwhelmed with invltatlona and
wen ihey t.. accept half of them the.
?o'.ii'i have ,iiisoint.lv no time foi the
man? serious Interests t" which the) are
devoted
- ?
gpeaklng of acc?***4!ng numerous Invite*
tlona Wsshlngton soctet) has been de?
lightfully surprised by th<- avidity with
which ths Secretar) of state an?i Mra
Bryan. sepedSlly the former, have taken
t.. society in the national capital.
Thooe who expected to tin,i in th" great
"Commoner" something approaching ?hs
?lain for the haut.' monde ha\>- been most
agreeabl) disappointed. in.i?-e.i. the Bee
retary bids fair to prove the eorraotnsss
of He ssuertlon that all a man BSOdS SS
a Wasington wardrobe Is a frock ?mm snd
evening clothes. Nor is the distinguished I
Nebraakan In the least austere. On tnel
contrary, h?- always has at hi? command
a fund of small talk, and foiinnat.- in?
deed the society ?women whom be tak.?
mit to .iinn-r imosidsre herself, it is
remorad that the Bscntary has heen seen
frequenting the most up-to-date beber?
dashers' -hops sinos he enterad the
Cabinet*, an?! now that his horse }{.x has
arrived society is looking to see its owner
decked out in quite the latent Bagtlsh
r (?line toj?s.
Mis Hear) ?, Dlmock, of New geek,
who has spent ths srlntor In Washington,
In so plea.sed with the ?apital that sh?*
h?? bought a largo plot of ground upon
which to bull?! a permanent^wintcri home.
Jf?r Maj_?a_et Oppenheim
a_k-*?i?E'_. rrvo_ ?Horo
Ml . a ? i? enti li ? Ined ?' num
ber "f diatinguiahed guests .?t dlnn?*r.
\i ..la. r nota ?il" *>*, .-nt l"-.i l ) a
, t the Brll 4I1 1 ?? ., th.
Ambassador ami Mr- Brj
t,. ?! goodbi i" their fri?sndi and almost
th" . ntlre ? r o? W lebingtos The Am?
- idor and M ra nr ce 1 arel?
. ami resident? hei>-. end bjj I
?4 ,?r?.1 their interest not ont] 1
\\ ihlngton, bul In ei erj tl ng tmei
? ? ..r ? ? ; - in .,11 part- of ti"
ti ? 'I'd.- ststelj "M ' mbassa 1 was
brishi with fresh ?prinu gowers and
i..- and m - hleathcoal s Oranl and
m Mu??, ;..i, r Oage, wlvea of th? naval
and mililar4 sttach?a, i ? - I BS* ?
aisti ? illty, while 1
m? m ers of I ? ? atelf a ? re present.
?, not la -?? ? ? "Ht ? hi h brought to?
? ompsnj area the recep?
tion given i' the Sea National Muaoum,
, . res of I ?1 ? of the
IneUtutten. for the ofllcera
and ?j. I? -..?? - t" th" I - ? of the
4 Re? olution coi - hieb ?ill
laion i!? i" next u.. ?
Mr lud Mra Bdson Brsdle* will close]
t . Weahington sans?n lo-m?*trr?*w, and
44. ; 1 go to Ne? 1 ork t?. remain for a short
tins? befon aslllng to apend ten weska
abroad Aftei thej r.'tuin t.. this eoun
ti? tli? ? ??'II take 'H' their si.mm. 1 reel?
.... , ..1 theli charming home en the St.
i,.,.? reu? t
People n Bociet] ail during the week
will stroll in numbers Into the rooms m
11 atrert ?here will be aeen the notabi.
1 "f 1?" silvas water colora and
pastels to be shown usdei the patronage
of Mr- Wlltlsm Jenninga Bryan, Mrs
trthui Lee. Mis. Bteplwn B Btktna an??.
other?
?another t.?.t 1 i>i? compani ?111 meet at I
ihi Belssco ?m Monda night to hear the
Meek ind Wig club, of the ITnlversltj of
Pennsylvania In a humoroua "?inm." Th?
PreSldenl and Mrs Wilson, the Vice- I*r ?COf.
denl and Mrs Marshall. Mra Thoma
Walsh. Mr- Tli.im is Nelson PaVgS and
others ara am..up the boa holders ?
Other event.? of importan..? for thr rom?
Ing ?eek Include the dinner "ii Mon?dsy
nicht m honor of the Secretar) of the
X;i4 4 and Mrs DaOtOlS, With Major and
MIS William P. Huidle ?is hosts, and at 1
o'clock on Tueeds) the ??adding of Miss
Doroth) tVHUema and Monroe Byre
Pin? kard, of Bon Prsin loco.
Colonel and Mrs Btvbeii M Thompeon,
4vho iiav.. come to make iVsahlngton their
peri?snenl boms, artll entertain twe din?
ner p?rUea on?? on April 18 for the Bsc
etai'4 of ill?' N'a? 4 and Mrs Maniels and
another on April L'J is compliment to tn.
i netmartei ?;en?-iai and Mra. BvrtfSson.
? if coursa the most Important event or
next week from every point of 4 lew Is the
dlnnei whtch tan President and Mi? wu
4..n will ai4?. In '"?nor of the membera of
the ?'Hi'iiiei it will be the Irat .?metan
stri'tl'.' otfaial?event of the administra.
lion, and Is a sort of a famih- affair, hark.
uii? back 10 the days of Thomas Jefferson
and th?' early Presidents.
The Chief Juatlee ?if the Supreme ?'ourt
and Mrs. Kdward I >. White, will cue h
.?inner next week, and lhat, too, is looked
forward I" wllh interest
One of the Intel*????eg innovations In
iro.bx*'.! at the ?'?mr-rossional Club under
us ns? pi salda nt, Mra l*<wn?*aa V, itetch
er, will be ? Wednesday ear?! party, when
the kayaka?da "f women will play cards
-ilhutlie wivc? of other men. formerly
no -?en were entertained at the dub. ex?
I .-? i t .it l.irse r- Th. m:?' -
lr to he popular,
-
A week-end affair whl h "ill brii
? | ? togethi ? ???? aril I I
n- las.:?;'-. ...
?? Itten by w ash.
the Peruvian Min
|and m .-? i1, t. . died "Remaking the
Raleigh," will bi -? ted The i v< nt is
for the ben t of th? t ? ?"-hood H
.n 'i m ' -' . Hemmlck is -? I i IH
with an s
'!'?' wind li th? brilliant week *- ta
Amparo M - ( the
Cuban Minister, will entertain th.* daugh*
ten "f th.. President end Mrs. Wii on at
lunch? on and ? ?mpeay to
me. t them. And to doss the dm- Mr. and
Mi- Robert Pitch Mtepard will entertain
a din ? . - ' the < .??-,-? 'hih>
for th? Miss, i wihmn and if! a ?
will Join the ? ? ? - turday svenini
? Ian'?.
AIKEIM
Southern Town Unusually Gay
for This Season of the Year.
Uken, 8 ?' April 12.- Vik.n fmtX at
present - Interested in several i ?rat char-'
Itlea, and during th? week aera rai an?
nouncementa have been matte. Mra, C
Oliver Isel s s ? ?th? r, Mrs.
William Ooddard, had charge of th.- an
i'?i?i i.- ... ? ? '. . tlon tournament fee
the benetH of the Alken relief tv.ni'., ha-*?
ennounred that the sum raised at the
. ' .d part) was |7t?.
The permanent resid?'nts of .\iken hiv*a
succeeded in raising ll.eoo tins season ?fbp
the Alken Hospital bUlMlttg fund, for
whl? h C. Oil . I.. I n hss made an offer
'.'?.?.?. with certain conditions which
the rammtttei Is t-sperienclng sons Mf?
Acuity in meeting. Several days a... no?
in . s wer. i o-t. .1 ,,r Will. OJt's and through.
out the town SOjIcltlng fan.is f..i th? hos?
pital, which an to be sent to Mrs, W,
Butler Duncan, who, with all ths other
jCSttSgen, is takin-*- S HSSP :r*t? r? .-t in the
project
There has heeri consid rkhl? ??' ' n
ine during the week si WIllcogTs, wlu u
luncheona teas and dli
civeii b) prominent memben of th?
t.. colon) an?t s number who havi mo*
lored "- >?: from Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs Kdw.ird Living ton KlUlth
;*,.?!. ?? a luncheon on w ? dn< ids? a
party Including Mr ..??.I Mis Joaeph n?r
timaii. Mr. snd Mn Gouverneur M ?
Mr. and Mis. Oeo**ge T smith. Mr and
Mrs ?dive?- perin, Khen Byere, Archibald
Harrison, ?' Borden Harriman and jos.-ph
si. vena.
??th.'is who have entertairii"! have in
Cluded Mr .irid Mis OirUUd poster. M s.
i?!i\er I'erm and Mr. nn?t Mi> Henry P'
bridge Cahsnlsa who earns oxer from Au?
guste.
Ths serif part of ths week was jriven
over to the Juniors, nho return?'?! to BShBgl
after spending s gey fbrtalgM her?* and
for the time being SCWplei the limelight
in all th.* events on the social ralend.tr.
There were several sporting events ar
renged tor them. The Alhse ?'.im Cseh
?Aas open? d f??r a sp?*< ial s i
Pbllai der Cnaee Knox, former Secretary
or Slat?-. m?.ror?'d over Iroin Augusta sev?
eral times this we.-k with parties and
Join??! friends at the Palmetto C?olf ?'tub
for matehen. J. Denmston Lyon enter?
talned Informallv at hLi cottage at lunch?
eon *>"***-?Ux..-KriO*s, ?*-' hr~'

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