The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
ArOund the City


Tomorrow morning an excursion will leave
Green wood for Atlanta via the s. A. L. A
number of our citizens will take advantage o.
the cheap rate and visit the Gate City. The
excursionists will get back Friday night
Fare for round trip from Abbeville Sl25.
Prof. A. NJ. DuPre came down from Clemson
College last Saturday and will be In the city
Il week or two, the guest OF his brothers
Messrs. j. H. and W. G. DuPre.
The german last Wednesday night ID no
senberg's Hall was well attended, and not
withstanding the very warm weather, was
most thoroughly enjoyed by all who attend
ed.
Misses Mamie and Saidee Lee are visiting
friends in the city of Augusta. Ga. These two
bright and charming representatives OF Able
Vile went down TO Augusta last Saturday.
They Will be absent for some days.
The latest fad with some OF Abbevllles falr
daughters Is an early morning walk 10 the
Hill mineral spring. very charming and
healthful exercise and Il pretty walk. The
would retain their briliancy II the first rays
Of Old Sol could touch them occasionally dur
ing the year.
Miss Carrie Belle Giles after pleasant stay
with Miss Florence Templeton left yesterday
for Greenwood where she W Ill remain several
months before returning TO her home In Ala
bama. Miss Giles is u bright and attractive
young lady and has number of friends and
admirers here, who most hcerely regret that
they must bid her goodbye, and hope ere
DR.. E. l.. Wilson and family moved 10 Little
Mountain yesterday. DR.. Wilson Will come
up certain days during each week, and may
be then found in his office ready TO attend 10
the wants of his patients. !.
Mrs. j. ID. Chalmers spent the greater part
Of last week with friends near Verdery. She
accompanied MIR. ia. White who went down
TO visit his father.
This evening at nine o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Wilson and Mr.. aud Mrs. K. s. Link, al
the residence of the former. Will entertain q
Ia M friends.
lightful occasion will be In honor OF their
guest and cousin, Miss Grace Lawson, pref
ty, vivacious young lady from Red Bank, n.
j. The evening Will be thoroughly eDJoya-
BILE one. There will be sweet music and "trip.
ping feet" for those that dance. cards and 9th
er amuSements for those who do not, ana Win
the genial and kind hearted hosts and hos
tesses not TO enjoy ones self would be inpos-
sible. The invited look forward with great
pleasure TO this event.
Monday evening the home OF Mr.. W. A.
Templeton was the scene Of most dell htiul
social gathering. Misses Florence and Lille
Templeton entertained host Of their friends
In most charming manner with library
party given In honor of their guests, MISS Car
rle Belle Giles. OF Bessemer. Ala, and Miss
Mollie Chandler, OF Augusta, Ga. A library
party is something new In the social life OF
our little city, and was most heartily enjoyed
by every one present. The prize, bea9tilul
boo was drawn by Mr.. T. Gordon White,
who with several more had tied for II. The
evening passed only too quickly with conyer-
sation, music and song. During the evening
delicious refresh ments were served. The Ia
dies present were Misses Lolita and Eloise
Clayton, of Atlanta: Miss Mary McMaster, Of
Winpsboro; Miss Carrie McIver, Of Darling
ton; Miss Mary Irwin, OF Honea Path, and
Miss Grace Lawson. of Red Bank, N. j.; Miss
Corre McC,ung. Miss Agnes Quarles, Miss
Leona Blake, Miss Mary White. Miss Lucia
Parker, Miss Male Robertson, Miss Jennie
Corrie, Miss Ollie Hill. Miss Jessie Hill, Miss
Florence Henry. Miss Gnssie Caughman. Miss
Rosa Maxwell, Miss Belle Haddon, Miss Fan
ME Morrow. The gentlemen were Messrs.
Parker Jordan. Green wood; Thos. Parker C..
A. Milford. Rev. ]. J. Grier, J. H. Gilkie. Wal
ker Edwards, Julian Corrie, j. Fl. Perrin,
Lewis Perrin, Z. T. Quarles, j. d. Kerr, Frank
Lawson, Will Lawson, Walter L. Miller, L. j..
White. T. Gordon White. j. A. Smith, Jr, AL
bert Henry. II. g. Perrin, H. B. Stokes, VIII
White, H. F. MCGEE. Ringan Thomson. j. E..
McDavid.
About 1000 brick were made at the cotton
mill brick yard up to yesterday-Tuesday
morning. OF that number half are in the
kiln and ready 10 burn. Thus the work goes
Mrs. W. c. MCGOWAN is visiting relatives in
Atlanta.
Misses Jennie and Lucy White and Miss
Grace Smith are in the Mountain City. They
went up last Thursday for q short stay with
the family of Judge Cothran.
Mr.. w. H. Parker left Tuesday for Cashiers
Valley, N. Z. The remaining members of the
family start to-day tor the same place, where
the heated term will be spent In their noun
tain home.
Mr.. T. A. Shea is back from a short vacation
spent in Chicago and other points In the
North.