The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-09
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Our Patriotic Women are Deter.
mined that South Carolina Shall
be Represented

be Represented.
To the Ladies of Abbeville County:
Wishing to interest you in the great and no
BILE work OF having our dear old State repre-
sented In the Worlds Fair. We send few
practical hints adopted by the ladies OF Col
umbia. Shall 1t be said that our State will
not be equally we'll represented with our sis
ter States? She has the resources and It de
pends on her sons and loyal daughters te
Work! work put forth all your energy and
old Abbeville the "banner" county or the
Slate will sustain her reputation.
and hope they will form a committee and gel
| work.
For further information apply to
Mrs. J. w. w. Marshall,
Abbeville, s. C.
Mrs. Clark Waring,
Columbia. s. G.
Miss Mamie M e - :; smith. Mrs: Y, 6: Bshei,
Mr.. Mrs. "; D. Wilson, Miss Belle Girard.
Mrs. VI. 2. Calhoun, Mrs. ". G. McGowan,
LowNDEsv1LLE.
Mrs. +: B. Franks, Miss Willie Leroy.
Mrs. Weston Harper.
LATIMER.
Mrs. George Graves, Miss Fannie Calhoun.
MIS-. Kate DlcKerson.
MT. cARMELL.
Mrs. John Tarrapt, Mrs. Gaines.
Miss Jane Allston, Mrs. Albert Gilbert
MCCORMICK.
Mrs. y RS Wade Cothran. Mrs. sturkey,
Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. George Brady.
Mrs. Lizzie Harrison. Mrs. E. Watson.
vERDERY.
Mrs. J. Scott. Mrs. William Lomax.
GREENWOOD.
Mrs. DIR. Maxwell, Mrs. Bene Blake,
Mrs. Ten Rey Me- GeoTge lShs lodges
Miss Mis-; Hoad ReynoIds. Dor'e' NfS' D. ''O0S'
CoRoNACA.
Mis-. Coleman, Mrs. Thomas Klugh,
Miss Jessie Aiken.
NINETY-sIx.
Mrs. Tom Lipsoomb. Mrs. George Anderson,
Mrs. Dan Toinpkins, Mrs. Cork.
coKEsBuRY.
Miss n E Mary Mary Aiken, Aiken, Mrs. Frank Conner,
DUE WEST.
Mrs. Kate Kennedy, Mrs. J. o. Lindsay,
Mrs. Josie Pressly, Mrs. Dr.. Grier,
Mrs. DR.. Bonner, Miss Jennie Edwards
DoNALDs.
Miss Nanni Mattison.
ANTREyILLE.
Mrs Brownlee, Mrs. A. Irwin.
sMITHvILLE.
Mrs. Ella Cromer, Mrs. Miller.
HINTS TO WORLDS FAIR WORKERS
Magni:ude-Don'tt think OF the immensity
Of the undertaking. Consider that you are
and that part however I small. If weil done, e IS
bound to tell in the grand sum total.
Object-What Ia our object? To acquaint
the world with what we are and what we are
Meaning.-We mean business. We are go
Ing 10 prove that the women OF South Caro-
lima are just as capable OF making this practi-
cal effort In the great labor world OF to-day as
the women Of any other land.
Steps.-Our first step is energy; our second
step is energy our every stey Is energy. En-
srgy is mightier power than money. 1t
The Way.-Organize. Seek out every wo-
man of energy and perseverance, In your
midst and get her into your club. Give her
work. Congenial work Is we'll done
work.
On the Committee.-Who has composed a
piece Of music or written book? Who Is the
lucky owner OF colonial relic? Who can |
WELD needle, or pencil, or brush? Who
can do artistic work in wood, or in the house,
Lhe pantry, the dairy, the garden, the field?
Find out and induce her TO furnish for this |
patriotic cause, perfect specimen OF her skill. |
Money.-Money Is the only thing that pays, |
20 make money. Appoint your amusement
committee as soon as possible. Give enter
In private houses and public halls.
Chrades, Musicals Dime Readings, Tableaux, |
Vivants, Fink Teas, Garden parties and what
not? Make money.
Committees needed.-Amusement, refresh
nent, colonial display, literature, art, needle
work, music, educational, philanthropy (that
Is collect data OF Women's Exchanges, Lodg-
ing Houses, Human Societies, Providant As
etc. y Domestic Industry (pickles,
etc. y Charities, (Relief Societies
Orphan Asylum, Homes for old People, Hos)
oitals, Sisters OF the Poor, Soup Houses, etc.
Home Decoration. Industrial Products !oee..
six culture, etc. y farm. dairy, horticulture
horticulture and agriculture. The Education
Il Committee will not only collect data but
endeavor to induce every head OF an institu-
ion TO get up an exhibit of his pupils work.
When to be ready.-As soon as possible.
Late arrivals, In the shape OF exhibits Will
lot be admitted to the great Columbian Ex-
position OF 1893
Mrs. Clark Waring,
Pres. Central Club.
Columbia. S. C., March 8, 1892.
SEE HERE.