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PAGE TWO THE CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1933 Three Groups Of University Women Conduct Meetings Child Guidance, Hygiene and French Units Are in Session The Child Guidance group of the American Association of University Women met Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the V. W. C. A building. Mrs.

Hallene Dick con ducted the meeting, speaking on "Heredity and Environment" and "Clothing." She outlined the history and mechanism of heredity, together with the environment of the child She especially stressed the impor tance of growth and development the Individual child, saying "Each child has his own pattern and tempo growth and development, coincident with this Is our ideal for him. the development of social, in tellectual, emotional and physlca maturity. What then Is our job? To know the pattern and tempo of each child: to know at what stage in his pattern of development each child Is: to have some idea of what the individual's capacity is. and last through understanding and skill in our guidance, to help him to his next stage of The next meeting of this group will be held on Wednesday, October 16. at which time Mrs.

Dick wll speak on "Habits." Those present at the last meeting were: Mrs. A. B. Glnden. Mrs.

M. Lltz. Mrs. J. W.

Wilson. Mrs. M. Wright, Mrs. Donnallv Morris, Mrs K.

G. Snydor, Miss Peggy Snydor Mrs. Randolph Anderson. Mrs. C.

Voresi and Mrs. C. A. Stokes. The French reading group me and organized on Wednesday at o'clock at the W.

C. with Miss Josephine Mathews as leader. It was decided to meet each Wednesday during October. The books chosen to be read and studied were "Lei Chausses des Geants." by Pierre Benolt. the life of Benolt and some plans from "Lc Petit Illustration." Present Wednesday were Mrs.

D. GlUbam. Mrs. H. O.

Rollins. Mrs George LaldJey. Mrs. J. L.

Klght Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Miss Alpha Owens and Miss Harriet Hocklns. The Home Hygiene group mcl Thursday afternoon at the home ol Mrs.

E. T. Crawford, In Monon- galim street. Mrs. Crawford, as leader of the group, discussed facts concerning hetlth and diet.

Miss Fanny Davis, teacher of speach correction In the public schools, was the guest speaker. She explained the different types of speech defects. It was announced that the group would visit the city water company at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon, and that the next meeting would be held at Mrs. Crawford's home on October 17. Those present were Mrs.

Alton N. Davis. Miss Esther Davis. Mrs. J.

W. Wilson. Mrs. Ejton Davis, Mrs. Kane.

Mrs. M. O. Lltz. Mrs.

M. L. Bonar, Miss Fanny Davis and Mrs. E. T.

Crawford. Jr. Informal Tea Held By Lutheran Group The women's organizations of St. Paul's Lutheran church held an Informal get-acquainted party and tea Friday evening In the parish house of the church. Mrs.

L. H. Burry and Mrs. Charles Capito poured tea. Mr.

Henry Nunnenkamp. reported on the of the eastern district of the American Lutheran church In Youngstown, Ohio. Mr. Alexander Heilscher reported on conditions in Germany, where he spent a three-month vacation trip. The following attended: Miss Carrie Fischer, Mrs.

George Fruth. Miss Mary Fruth. Miss Leah Frances Fischer. Mrs. W.

C. KUcker. Mrs. Raymond Fischer. Mrs.

Carrie A. Mees, Mrs. L. L. Ellis.

Mrs. P. F. Holstein, Miss Mary K. Holstein, Mrs.

Mary Campbell, Mrs. D. J. Ellis, Mrs. Theodore Thumm.

Miss Julie Herbst. Mrs. W. D. Wallace.

Miss Mary Wallace. Mrs. George Weyland, Mrs. P. J.

Solomon. Mrs. F. Hamel. Miss Nolle Joachim.

Mrs. H. L. Rice, Mrs. Jack Patton.

Mrs. C. B. Rickard. Mrs.

L. J. Bellette. Mrs. E.

C. Bauer, Mrs. R. M. Frincke, Mrs.

Anna Moffitt. Miss Anna Thumm, Mrs. J. H. Morris.

Mrs. J. V. Stewart. Mrs.

Henry Nunnenkamp, Miss Clara Scharf, Mrs. Bertha Roxvens. Mrs. J. C.

Mitchell, Miss Elizabeth Rlckard, Mrs. H. R. Bromm. Mrs.

Goldle Dunlap, Mrs. Marie Schulz. Mrs. Georce S. Engle.

Mrs. Maud Gentry. Mrs. Margaret Hofgaard, Mrs. R.

L. Ohllnger, Mrs. O. H. Hlserman, Mrs.

Harry Fennell, Mrs. William Ford. Mrs. Sam Obcr- lan. Miss Millie Weiss.

Mrs. Walter Fredericks, Mrs. Ella Blery. Mrs. Oscar Nelson.

Mrs. Lester Bruckel. meyer, Mrs. William Fennlmore, Mrs. Edith "Young.

Miss Miss Amy Burdette. Lillian Furley. Mrs. Charles Franklin. Mrs.

Charles Johnson. Mrs. Jake Householder. Mrs. Florence Goode.

Miss Margaret Johnson. Mrs. Hamilton Speer. Mrs. W.

L. Hessom. Mrs. James White, Mrs. W.

E. Hcnncgen, Mrs. Ralph J. Merry. Mrs.

B. R. Olsen, Mrs. Hansford Hill. Miss Evclvn R.

Starr, R. C. Sheffer. Mrs. D.

a Patae, F. W. Best. Mrs. C.

Radford, Mrs. Dan Fischer. Mrs. John Edelman. Miss Elsie Edelman, Miss Margaret Crawford.

Mrs. L. R. Pelzel. Mrs.

S. J. Dearln. Miss Louise Throckmorton, Mrs. H.

L. Maranda, Mrs. Haceman, Miss Mabel Lewis, Mrs. H. V.

Auer. Mrs. Ccorse Fisher. Miss Florence E. Fisher, Mrs.

Emma Dllger. Mrs. Earlene Wildermuth. Miss Reta Moore. Mrs.

W. B. Stronff. Mrs. Henry Capito.

Miss Helen Fruth, Miss Edna Fruth, Mrs. Abe Fruth. Miss Jean Strong, Miss Bernlce Hessom, Mrs. Ingrld Larssen, Miss Sylvia Larsscn, Mrs. Anna Hansscn.

Miss Mary Frances Todd, Mrs. Robert Gractz. Mrs R. M. Brindle.

Mrs. F. Winter, Mrs. Morris Shattuck, Mrs. H.

Mces Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Couch will leave Monday for Llgonlcr.

Pa. where they will attend the steeplc- chasa horse races at thn Rolling Rock Hunt club Tliry be tiio guests of Mr. Fnrl Ati.ims, of t. ing. at the Rolling Itot-k club.

Beckley Girl Is Bride MRS. FRANK KNIGHT Mrs. Knight Is the former Miss Peggy Wilson, whose marriage took place at her home at Beckley on September 10. Mr. Knight, who Is connected with the Carbon and Carbide Chemicals corporation, is tha son of Mr.

and Mrs. O. E. Knight, ot 523 Elizabeth street. The couple is residing at the home of his parents.

Mrs. R. S. Spilman to Attend Dedication Lee Memorial Several West Virginians to Represent State at the Ceremonies at Stratford Hall, Va. Mrs.

Robert Scott Spilman, state director of the Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, with members of the state committees, will represent West Virginia at the dedication of Stratford Hall, in Westmoreland county, Virginia, which will take place Saturday, October 12, under the auspices of the foundation. Others from the state who will -attend the dedication In their official capacity as committee members include Mrs. James R. Thomas and Mrs.

R. G. Hapgood, of Charleston; Mrs. William G. Pctcrkln.

of Clarksburg, and Mrs. Fred Mclntosh, of Spencer. The work for Stratford accomplished during the past six years In the state of West Virginia realized SO.212 for the restoration of Stratford. This was accomplished chiefly by sponsoring card parties and teas. Active cooperation has also been given by the state units of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Colonial Dames, and garden clubs.

The Kanawha Garden club contributed towards planting the grounds of the Lee home. The dedication of Stratford Hall as a national shrine, which has been announced to take place Saturday, October 12. will bring together thousands of the people who honor the memory ot General Robert E. Lee. his illustrious father.

Light Horse larry Lee, and the other patriots of he American Revolution who lived at Stratford over a century ago. The dedication is under the auspices of the Robert E. Lee Memorial oundatlon. the organization vhlch has purchased and is restor- ng Stratford It Is scheduled to begin In the early afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. The completed program is announced today by Mrs.

Orton Bishop Brown, chairman ot the program committee. The Invocation will be given by the Right Reverend Bishop H. St. George Tucker, the address of welcome by His Excellency, George C. Peery.

governor of Virginia, a brief talk by Bishop Thomas F. Gallor. representing the national advisory joard of the Lee foundation. The dedicatory address, by Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman, will be followed iy a benediction pronounced by the Reverend Giles B.

Cooke, aged 07 years, the last surviving member of General Lee's staff. Music will be by a large well-known jand. During the processional. 'America" will be played. General Lee's favorite hymn, How Firm a will be sung.

The final lumber Is the National Anthem. All the participants in the dcdlca- orv cxercitcs will meet In the great Jiall of tlni mansion. Members of he national advisory board will lead group down the grand South stairway. These include President Delano Roosevelt. Senator larry Flood Byrd, Mr.

John W. lavis. Dr. Henry Louis Smith. Dr.

Thornwell Jacobs. Senator Cartel Glass. Mr. Otis Bland. Ex-Governor John Garland Pollard.

Sena- qr Blair Lee. Mr. George Gordon Jattle, Senator Wlll'nm Cabell 3ruce, Governor George C. Pecry of Virginia, Dr. Francis Pcndlcton Galnes, Dr.

John H. Flnlcy. Bishop Thomas F. Gallor. Rev.

Giles B. Cooke. General R. A. Snced.

Mr. Joseph Lee, Mr. Eugene W. Stetson. Mr Francis P.

Garvan. Mr. Henry V. Lanlcr, Mr. Robert Jcmlson, Mr.

John Stewart Brvan, and Mr. Robert A. Lancaster. Jr. Following hem will be Mr.

William H. Fan. ounsel of the Lee foundation: Mr Garlnnd Powell Peed, active clinir- nan of the'sponsors for the dedlca- ion of Stratford Hall; MUs Ethe Armos. originator of the idea and ilan tn purchase and restore blrat- onl Hall an a Lee memorial; Gcn- r.il 13 F. Chcutham.

U. Army retired), resident superintendent of Stratford. I)Irs Chcathnm. then the Absolutely Last Week SPECIAL Croguignole Ringlet Wave J. Open Evening by Appointment.

Bryant Beauty Salon 7M State St. Dial 29-S7S (Opp. Vlrjlnlan Theatre) 51 directors of the Lee foundation. Dr. George Boiling Lee, grandson of General Lee.

honorary president, and his son. the fourth Robert Lee, will come next, followed bv the speakers of the day and the president of the Robert Lee Memorial foundation, Mrs. Charles Lanicr. The public Is Invited through the press to attend the ceremony. Thr historic mansion and grounds will be opened free to the public from o'clock on Saturday until 0 A speaker's stand Is being erected in front of the new stone steps.

This grand exterior staircase Is one of important original features of the house which disappeared a hundred jcars ago. It is restored on its original lines, and with the new roof of gray shingles, the restored windows with their trim of Spanish red, they effect a striking change In the exterior of the house. Mrs. Brown, the program chairman for the dedication, and also director for the state of New Hampshire, Is the daughter of General John B. Gordon, the celebrated Confederate general and personal friend of General Lee.

who In later years was governor of Georgia and United States senator from Georgia. John MacMIIIan, of Goshorn street, underwent a tonsil operation at the McMillan hospital on Saturday. Program Is Announced For Three Day D. A. R.

Session Conference to Be Held at Mount Hope Baptist Temple From Tuesday to Thursday of This Week Will Be Wedded Sunday The thirtieth annual conference of the national society, Daughters of the American Revolution, In West Virginia, will be held 'from Wednesday, October 9, until October 11, at the Mount Hope Baptist temple. Hostess chapters will be Captain James Allen, Mrs. W. W. Hume, regent; and Borderland, Mrs.

P. C. Grancy, regent. Charleston chapters are the wha Valley, Mrs. H.

M. Cogan, South Hills, recent; the John Young Mrs. R. E. Connor, ot Quarrier street, regent, and the William Mor ris, Mrs.

T. A. Scales, of Jackson street, regent. State committee chairmen Include Mrs. C.

E. Copeland, of Quarrier street. D. A. R.

Magazine chairman Mrs. W. S. Johnson, of Lee street genealogical records, and Mrs. T.

Ltllic, also of Charleston, sons and daughters of the U. S. Mrs James E. Conlcy, of Edgcwood drive will act as one of the pages at the conference. Registration for delegates will be held Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock, and the opening meeting the conference will bo held at the Baptist temple at eight o'clock Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Gory Hogg, of Lcwlsburg. who is state regent, will preside at the Wednesday night meeting. Greetings will be given by Governor Kump, Joe Smith, member of congress: Mrs. Robert J.

Reed, curator general; Mrs. W. H. Vaught. past vice president general; Mrs.

W. Conaway, past vice president general; Mrs. George M. Dcbolt. past historian general; Mrs.

H. G. Kump and other honor guests. Dr. Richard Aspinall.

director oi West Virginia university extension, will be the principal speaker. Reports of various committees will be made and there will be a musical program There will be a reception for national officers, state officers, daughters and guests at the Mountalnalr hotel, headquarters for delegates, at ten o'clock Wednesday evening. On Thursday morning the meeting will begin at nine clock. State officers will make their reports, anc Mrs. Robert J.

Reed, curator genera: of the national society of Daughter! of the American Revolution, will give an address. will be led by the state chaplain. Mrs. John B. Garden.

Mrs. Gory Hogg, state director, will also give talk. A club luncheon for state officers will be held at 1230 o'clock at the Mountalnalr hotel. A meeting will be hold at two o'clock Thursday afternoon, at which state committee chairmen will make their reports. The program will also include musical numbers.

At four o'clock the delegates will bo guests of the Borderland chapter nt a tea. lo be held at the-White Oak Country club A dinner will bo held th it night at eight o'clock at the- Black Knight Country club nt Bccklm i members of the James Allen chanter as hostesses The proeram will include the Introduction of Mnvoi Lillv, and an address by Colonel F. K. Ferguson, U. A.

Miss Ellen Push- will give solo dance, and Miss Garnctt Hundley will give a reading. There will be two final sessions on Friday morning and afternoon Reports of chapter regents nnd chairmen of state co-nmlttces will be heard the morning meeting. Services of remembrance i be held for the late Miss Julia Wlntz. of C'-nrleston, who was state recording secretary. At the afternoon session, reports of chapter regents Mill be continued and nil other business i he completed beforo adjournment.

Charleston General Alumni in Meeting Members of the Charleston General Hospital Alumni association met at the home of Mrs Dorothy Elklns, Columbia boulevard. Friday night Miss Emma Hamllt was named mem- bcrshln committee ch.ilrmnn nnd Miss Edith Miller chairman of the program committee. Next meeting it the alumni Is to be held at the Charleston General hospital. Members present were: Miss Helen James, Miss Hazel Groves, Mrs. lola Calhoun.

Mrs Mav Paulcy. Mrs. Catherine Hlldreth Miss Ida Wilson. Miss Mav Ballard Miss Florence Spring. Miss Ivy Bent.

Miss Ituth Oobson Miss Emma Hamllt. Miss lluby Mav Anderson, Mrs. Lee Hen- kcl and Mrs. Elkins. Let This Beauty Miracle Take Place in Your Skin One cream to bay- One cream to apply Something differentl Primrose House presents De.lv, a new basic all-around cream for the dally core of the skin.

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The music was furnished by the Colonels orchestra with Miss Me. Conlhay as soloist. The second dance of the scries Is planned for sometime In November. Those present included: Mr. and Mrs.

Nat Catlett, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. ImhofT, Mr.

and Mrs. G. J. Morlarity, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Hutchlnson, Mr. and Mrs. R.

I. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cannon, Mr.

and Mrs. Al Foreman, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Tcndl. Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Scales, Mr. and Mrs. William Mahan and Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Murphy. Miss Veronica Duffy.

Miss Maxlne Hull. Miss Dolores Herndon, Miss Edith Dodd, Miss Caroline Gentry, Miss Mildred Paige. Miss Genevlcve Kohlbeckcr, Miss Sybil Brothcrton, Miss Margaret Ruth McWhorter, Miss Kathleen O'Danlel, Miss Francis Wise. Mrs. E.

Kopp, Miss Peggy King, Miss Causby White, Miss Dorothy Englc, Miss Virginia Branham, Miss Gertrude Laughorn. Miss Emma Mahan, Miss Johnnie Rhodes, Miss Rose Dolbec. Miss Bertha Grose, Miss Anne Morris, Miss Mary Collins, Miss Ann Lewis, Miss Mary Fuller. Miss Margaret Hundley and Miss Bess Mallory. Mr.

Richard Kennedy. Mr. Joseph McDrcmott. Mr. Dean Kirk, Mr.

M. Franklin, Mr. J. Hertz. Mr.

James Thompson, Mr. L. A. Llppcrt, Mr. Bobble Hutchlnson.

Mr. John Berry, Mr. Charles E. Boll. Mr.

L. Hannaman, Mr. L. G. Stortz, Mr.

Ernest Ashley. Mr. Ronald Sayrc. Mr. G.

W. Spaniel. Mr. Callett Tavlor. Mr.

Ervin Rau, Mr. Malcolm G. Kohl- bcekcr. Mr. L.

L. Kohlbeckcr, Mr. J. N. Hatcher.

Mr. R. J. Nelson. Mr.

Ted Jacquett. Mr. Kenneth Gwinn. Mr. Eugene Fuller.

Mr. P. Malloy. Mr. Julian D.

M.ircum. Mr. John P. Wcginun, Mr. Edgir C.

Lawson. Mr. Henry C. Chituoorl. Dr.

P. McGuckcn. Mr. T. Crusan.

Mr. Robert Campbell. Mr. J. W.

Crabtree. Mr. AI Bartcmes. Mr. Charles F.

Racer, Mr. Arch Gravely, Mr. John Rvan. Mr. A.

J. McColm. Mr. Frank P. Warder, Mr.

Edgar Williams, Mr. Charles Edward Policy. Mr. Louis Mahan. Mr John Selanak.

Mr. John Quintan. Mr. Joseph Popp and Mr. J.

T. McSlug Lincoln Grade School Has P. T. A. Meeting The Parent-Teacher association of the Lincoln grade school last week held its first meeting of thn school car.

The president, Mrs Auer, ntroduccri the new officers and called on them for short report'. They arc- Mrs, Wiltncr Long, treasurer; Miss Helen Thornasson, Mrs. Edward Lampton, teacher representative; Mrs Ray program chairman, and Mrs. R. E.

Woodall, chnlrmamof the home room mothers After the business meeting talks were given by Miss Elizabeth J. Goodall, assistant county superintendent, nnd Mrs L. J. Gadd, county school nurse. Mrs Earl Cavender was appointed delegate to the state congress of parents and teachers.

MISS ESMA ANN LANHAM Mrs. H. M. Coan Head Of Y. W.

C. A. Group for Drive To Head List Committee for Campaign; Directors to Meet on Friday; Business Girls Have Dinner Mrs. H. M.

Cogan has been appointed chairman of the list committee for the V. W. C. A. maintenance campaign, which is scheduled for the last week of October.

Serving with Mrs. Cogan arc Mrs. C. S. Oufflcld, Mrs.

W. D. Harold. Mrs. L.

L. Wilson, and Mrs. Paul Youse. The board of directors of the Y. C.

A. will have their regular meet ing Friday. October 11, at ten thirt o'clock, Mrs C. A. Sullivan, pri dent, presiding.

The finance commltlci- will meet Thursday morning, October 10, at tun thirty o'clock, Mrs. O. P. Fitz- im est- gcrald, chairman, presiding. The Business nnd Professional Girls club of the Y.

W. C. A. entcr- t.iincd Thursday evening In their clubrooms, with a covered dish dinner Miss Cornelia Dow ling presided, and Miss Nancy McFarland lead the devotional service. Mrs J.

Earle Hanley gave talk on "Our Responsibility" outlining the objectives for the coming jear. Other speakers for the evening were Mrs. C. A. Sullivan, Mrs.

W. T. WIN liamsnn, Miss Mcrna Allebach, Miss Margaret Fielder, Miss Gladys Vineyard, Mrs. Margaiet Kieffcr, Miss Catherine Glllespie, Mins Irene Parks, and Miss Virginia Well. Following the dinner the financial chairman.

Miss Clara French, presented plans for benefit bridge party on October 15. Others nrescnt wero Mrs. Margie Gentry. Miss Helen Bcymcr. Miss Mildred Griffith, Miss Margaret Bcclcr, Miss Virginia Raines.

Miss Marie Slrk. Mrs. Madolyn C. Flynn, Mrs. Clothildo Lyttleton.

Miss Leslie Grcenlce, Miss Virginia Miles, Mrs. IMAGINE! 12 Pounds OF WASHING For Only 49c hhlrls Flnlihed, 12c each Charleston Laundry cst Virginia's Finest" LAUNDERERB DRY CLEANERS I.OC1AN. PHONE fi77 BFCKI.EY. PHONE 7.17 It 1) A I) A I Irene Woods, Miss Grace Foster, and Miss Margaret Lowcn. The Junior High School Girl Reserves held their setting-up conference on Saturday at the Y.

W. C. A. Miss Cornelia Dowllng. group work secretary, presided and Miss Nancy McFarland.

general secretary, gave greetings from the Y. W. C. A. Martha Muldoon gave a talk on "To Face Life Squarely" and Frances Haddad on "To Find and Give the Best." There were eroup meetings of the different officers Plans for this ears work were made.

Among those present the four advisors, Mrs. Margaret Hammll. Miss Janl-- Klrby, Miss Marlhe Swlckhelmer, Miss Alice Hover, and members from tl four Junior High Girl Reserves, Wondrow Wilson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Jefferson. Huguenot Society To Meet in Charleston A state meeting of the Huguenot Society Founders of Manakin In the Colony of Virginia, will be held at thn Daniel Boone hotel. Mrs.

Robert Gladstone, of Huntlngton, the state president, will preside. Ann Lanham Will Marry on Sunday Will Become the Bride of R. G. Macfarlane at Bream Manae The marriage of Miss Eima Ann Lanham. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James P. Lanham, of Second avenue. West Charleston, to Mr. Robert G.

Macfarlane, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Macfarlane, of Quarrier street, formerly of Niagara Falls, will take place Sunday afternoon at the manse of Bream Memorial Presbyterian church.

Rev. Frank C. Brown, pastor of the church, will read the service, in the presence ot the two families. Miss Dorothy Macfarline, sister of the groom, will be the bride's only attendant. Mr.

Howard Csplan will be best man. Miss Lanham was graduated from the Charleston high school and Mr. Macfarlane Is a graduate of the Niagara Falls Collegiate institute. He Is an employee of the E. du- Pont de Nemours company, at Belle.

After the service, the couple will leave by plane for Cincinnati. When they, return, they will Jive at 1605-B Quarrier street. Luncheon Given To Honor Miss Miss Alethea Parrlsh was a luncheon hostess Saturday at the Tally-Ho, honoring Miss Sallie Wilson, whoso, marriage to Mr. Evan Harris wlU-' be an event of October 28. Lunch-' eon was served at one o'clock.

Others who attended the party were: Mrs. A. O. Wilson. Mrs.

X. L. Harris, Mrs. Ben Hamilton, Mrs. R.

B. Parrlsh, Miss Claudlne Harris, Miss Ann Lewis Harris, Miss Jane Ann Seal, Miss Betty Bolden. Miss Elizabeth Keatley and Miss Eleanor Slmms. i Mrs. Tilton Hostess To Otterbein Guild Mrs.

Virgil Tilton entertained the Otterbein guild ot the Weekley Memorial church, Thursday evening, at her home in Sixth street. A program was presented by the following: Miss Bessie Walker. Inder: Miss Dorothy Casto, Miss Jojr Young. Miss Mary Evelyn Holmes, MisS Beatrice Klndrlck. Miss Bertha But- phln, "Miss 'Fay Summers, Mist Lucille Jlvlden.

Other guests were: Mrs. J. M. Knight. Mrs.

Ralph McDowell. Mrs. Alvah Shelton, Miss Ima Schwartz. Miss Henrietta Pruett, Miss Ruth Amlck, Miss Betty Jean Jivlden, Miss Erma Jividcn, Miss Kathleen Carney. Miss Lessle BIssell, Miss Opal Porter, Miss Ger- aldlne Jlvlden, Miss Dorothy Casto, Miss Melva Summers, Miss Kathcr- inc Miss Bernlce Burdette.

Miss Helen Knight. Miss Ernestine Harrison, Miss Alice Bayer. Miss Gall White. Miss Elizabeth Caito and Miss Merle Judy. Grace Church- Plans Services on Sunday Services will be held at the Grace church In North Charleston on Sunday i beginning at 9.45 o'clock.

Mr. J. M. Life will give a Bible to the teacher of the class which was winner of a recent attendance contest. Music will be given by the Happy Four quartet, the Dunbar quartet and the Sacred Singers of Guthrle.

Bryson Paine Host At Party for Guests Mr. Bryson Paine entertained informally Saturday afternoon at his home In South Hills for his gursts, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Urner. ot Fanwood, N.

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