The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-04-05
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Millinery, Flowers and FlUunces.

Millinery, Flowers and FlUunces.
Miss Townsend OF Texas, and Miss Sloan Of
! Ninety Six, are visiting Mrs. J. G. Ellis.
| Miss O'Daniels. one OF the popular teachers
of the Graded School, has been quite sick for
several days.
r. NJ. Haddon has secured the services, o!
Miss Corrie Killingsworth, who will be glad
to see her many friends.
Mr.. ]. E. Allen of Lowndesville, was In the
lieutenant r. L. Dargan was in town
Thursday and Friday. Lieutenant Dargan
will not make his home in AbbeVille but has
Mrs. Annie Moseley has moved into the
Parker house on Church Street.
Mrs. w. D. Barksdale and children have re-
turned from Greenwood after q weeks
Capt. L. w. White has gone to New York 10
buy Spring goods. =.
On Thursday and Friday r. M. Haddon 9;
goods and millinary departments charmed
the ladies with their hues and richness.
Flowers, chiffon and flounces were hanging
ate the beauty Of the lovely hats, the elegant
satins and the stylish dress fabrics, 60 and
see them.
Miss Eva Kirby came home from Converse
to spen the Easter holidays.
Mr.. j. Allen Smith went to Columbia on
Mr.. B: F. Rogers Of Elbsrton, Ga, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. F. Y. Presley of Due West was in town
shopping Saturday
Mrs. J. E. Serene went to Greenville Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Parker and their
interesting children spent Sunday seeing the
city with Mr.. w. II. Parker.
Easter Sunday dawned bright and beautiful
to the delight OF the bellies and beauty who
appeared in Spring attire. The Methodist
and Episcopal churches were beautifully "
decorated on that occasion and the music
would have done credit to city church.
rI,n <Nln cnhn in
was green and gold, made By gold littering In
combination with the green or the foliage.
In the Episcopal church Gala lilies were
grouped with happy effect against back
ground of palms and evergreens.
Miss Belle Haddon expects 10 60 TO Balti-
more to consult celebrated oculist. While
there she will visit friends.
Mrs. s. A. Boyd came home Monday after
pleasant visit to Portsmouth.
Thos Grant Perrin, the efficient salesman,
has position with Capt L; w: White.
by his daughter Miss Ella. attended services
at the Episcopal church on Sunday.
The schools were closed on Friday much to
the delight OF the small boy,
On Thursday evening dozen gentleman
were entertained In a unique and pleasant
way by DR.. Neuffer. Each gentleman read
selections from "Mr. Dooley IN Peace and
War" During the evening delightful refresh
ments were served.
Miss Annie Gammel Of Aiken is visiting
Miss Porter. Miss Gammel assisted In the
Easter music at Trinity church, adding much
by her delightfully."- sweet voice.
Misses FIoride and Willie Calhoun went to
Greenville on Monday to attend dance given
by the officers of the Fourth New Jersey.
Mrs. Amanda Johnson of Latimer has re-
turned TO her home after visit 10 Mrs. j. Il.
Blake.
Miss Efie Watson spent Saturday In town
with friends.
Mr.. Thos. Lee came down from Anderson on
his Wheel Mr.. Lee is stopping with DR.. F. l..
Harrison while here.
The Woman's Club meets Thursday even
ing at four o'clock, at the club room.