The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-07-05
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF n Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF = WeeE
About the City.
Miss Frances Hanes returned to her hom'
In Elberton on Saturday, after delightful
visit to her friend Miss Mary Starke Lee.
Mrs. Lucy Thompson and Mrs. Victoris
Lee, spent last Friday with Mrs. Mary Parke
Mr.. David Henry is home again after {
pleasant visit to friends in the Mounts
MIR. Henry has position at Clemson Collegt
and expects to return to bis duties there In
Mr.. 8. L. Moore, OF Yorkville. returned Il
his home on Saturday after pleasant stay
with his cousin, Mr.. ]. Bolton Lyles, Jr.
bee. of Lowndesville., spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city with Mrs. VIII DuPre.
Miss Leona Blake came up from Greenwood
to spend few weeks with Mrs. j. Il. Blake
| Miss Blake has many friends here who regret
| to know that she Is making Greenwood her
Miss Ellen Edwards Of Due West is expect
ed in the city in few days to visit Miss
Isabel Haddon.
Mrs. Rowland Calhoun, accompanied by
her daughters Willie and Mary, returned
on Tuesday to her home In Ninety Six, after
few days spent most pleasantly with Mrs
Miss Annie Lee Cade spent last week In the
city with her cousins, the Misses Lee. Miss
Gade:left on Friday to attend the picnic al
guest OF Miss Jane Thomas.
The Music Recital that was to have been
given on Thursday evening by Miss Eva
Prayer services being held In the Methodist
church.
A happy party Of Abbeville's young people
went to Little Mountain yesterday to attend
w. Bradley chaperoned the party.
Mr.. Perrin Quares has returned from
Charleston where he has been attending the
Citadel for the past nine months; Mr..
school before graduating.
Miss Leila Bell McCalla is expected In the
city on Thursday to visit her uncle. DR.. P. B.
Mr.. Wade Harrison has been visiting bis
brother DR.. Frank e. Harrison.
Miss Lucia Parker went to Macon last week
to visit her friend, Miss Martha Johnstone.
Miss Georgia Cunningham, One OF Lowndes.
ville's brightest young ladies spent several
days here visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Poore Of Due West is staying with her
sister Mrs. st. Julian Corrie. Mrs. Poor came
to see her sister Mrs. Anderson. who has been
Mr.. ]. G. Cunningham OF Anderson. was In
the city last week visiting DR.. F. +. Harrison.
serious illness and came to Abbeville for q
few days change.
Mrs. Fannie Haddon Of Troy arrived 10 the
city on Wednesday TO spend few days with
Mrs L. A. Boyd expects to go to Old Point
Comfort on Wednesday, to spend month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mod. Cater went to Ninety
Six on Sunday to see bis uncle, Col. McDufle
Miller, who is sick at his home near Ninety
Six.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker w. Edwards went to
Ninety Six, on Friday 10 see Col. Miller who
Is Ill.
Mrs. James Barksdale returned on Monday
from Greenwood, where she has been nursing
her sister Miss Lizzie Ragan, who has been
critically Ill.
Miss Lillian McDavid is spending day or
two with her sister Mrs. ]. E. McDavid.
Miss Ida Brown of Pelzer will reach Able.
Vile TO day for weeks stay wilt her friend
and school mate Mrs. w, d. Barksdale.
The Warrenton picnic was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed by every one who was
80 fortunate as to be present, The success
was largely due to the untiriDg efforts OF Mr..
Clifford Cheatham, who arranged things with
so much care. The young people spent the
day in dancing. the "Whistling Coons" fur.
nishing the music. A beautiful and elaborate
dinner was the most successful and enjoy.
able feature of the day.
Those who represented Abbeville were Mrs.
]. s. Starke. Misses Mary Hemphill, Eliza
Thompson, May Slaughter, Maude McClunP,
Mary Starke, Fannie Starke, Lennie Fisher;
LESLIE Fisher, Lilly Templeton, Messers David
Henry. Giles Templeton, WILDER Hlake, Gus
Lee. Charlie Calhoun, Eugene Mcmillan. w.
P. Greene.