The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-23
Wednesday, Sept. %, 1896.
WESTlEND.
Happenings and Incidents Of u Week
Around the CITY.

Prof. R. NJ. Perrin leaves to-day for Charles
ton, where ne will teach In the Porter Schoo
during the coming school year.
Prof. and Mrs. Lee of Due West, spent Sun
day in the city with Mr.. aud Mrs. w. \. Lee
VI Mss Lucy and Miss Emma While goes Il
Spartanourg today TO attend Converse Col
lege Miss Eva Kirby and Miss EssIe Doug
lass, Will attend the same institution thu
year. They also go today.
Miss Susan Brunson of Edgefield, is tn
gust OF her sister, Mrs. Wade $. Cothran.
Mrs. \. NJ. Schuen is at home again ate
spending the Summer in Virginia. Mrs
Schoen came Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Il. G. Bernau arrived in New
York city 90 Friday, last and are expected
been In Germany, Mr.. Bernau's Father Land
for The past TIN ee months. visiting relatives
The Graded School opened Monday morn
Ing. with tue prineipat and full corps 0 o
children, all seemingly In a hurry 10 get Il
school, there was large attendance on the
first day of the new term.
Miss Belle Wicker Is the guest OF Miss Jen
ME Perrin. Miss Wicker will go from here tC
Anderson where. she has position as teacher
in the Graded school. Her many friends are
delighted 10 have her with them once more.
Mr. 2. ID. MaZyck came up from the "City
by the sea-" last Friday.
Mrs b. II. Tiliman and daughter Miss Iona
spent Sunday in the city The guests of Mrs
Miss Fannie and Miss Sue and Master Hal
Pinkney who have been visiting their grand
parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Marshall for the
past two weeks, lett for home yesterday.
In The First Presbyterian church of Gil een-
vile, ). G. Tonight ats O'Clock, Mr.. w. r
Conyers and MISS Marie Cover will be-
united in marriage. Both OF these young
people have muuy friends in this city who
wish for them every happiness in the future
Mr.. Conyers Is one OF Greeuville's most
polished gentlemen, and business man o
splendid capacity aud sterling worth. Miss
Cover, one OF the Mountain city's faires,
daughters, accomplished. charming, and at.
lractive. Immediately after the marriage
there will be an elegant reception at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. ). NJ. q )wer.
The ladies who are working 30 faithfully In
the interest Of the Long Cane Cemetery iund
will give "Dirue Reading" Friday night, al
the residence OF Mrs. George White, an in
terestiug program has been arranged and .
delightful evening may be spent. Bear this
In mind, and attend the "Dime Reading.
Mr.. q. S. Cade OF Bordeaux was IN the city
Mr. Fl. =. MCGEE was down from Due West
yesterday.
Mr. ThoS. Parker xpects to leave in few
days for Howard.
Mrs. J. z; Reeders sister Miss Jessie
Mathews OF Cross Hill, viii! stay with her and
attend the Graded school.
Mr.. Foster Barnwell leaves today for
Black cksourg, Va, where he will attend school
This year.
bicy ces up TO Anderson last Thursday and
returned on Saturday. Making u quick TRIP
each way.
Mr.. E. NJ. Mathews OF Laurens spent sun
day In The city with his sister Mrs. w. Z. Nc
GOwan.
We learn that there were about $50 schollars
In attendance. on Monday last, at the Graded
School. This Is u larger number than evet
before and shows both the growth OF our city
and the reputation Of the school.
Mrs. +. NJ. Morrow and two children oi
1ownesvill, n. c, arrived yesterday, and are
the guests Of Mrs. j. NJ. Harden.
Mr.. John Saddler OF Anderson came down
Sunday on n short visit.
Capt. w. r. Branch spent last Sunday IN
Georgia. He came home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken OF Cokesbury is the
guest OF her son MIR. Wyatt Aiken.
Miss Mary White returned yesterday from
ten days visit TO friends In Honea Path.
Miss Julia L. Winestock and daughter Miss
Lila, of Philadelphia, are the guests OF Mrs
+. Rosenberg.