The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of Week
About the City.

city visiting the Misses Calhoun.
Mrs. Sallie Calhoun and Miss Lila Norward,
spent several days last week with Mrs. Henry
Mrs. S. A. Mcintosh and Miss Gussie
Mcintosh, were in the city "Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Lee received last Wednesday
evening at her pretty home, the occasion
being an especial compliment to Miss Addie
Hughes and Miss Iona Tillman. two ef Edge
ment was large and elegant affair. The
ROOMS were decorated in an artistic manner,
with bran; hes of autumn leaves. palms and
flowers. After the first german delicious e re-
ent were Mrs. ]. r: Blake, Mrs: A. B. Morse
Mrs. +. B. Gary. Mrs. Frank g. DuPre, Mrs.
BSssyM Mss MsIy hoS
Miss TempIeton, Miss Grace Smith. Miss
Eunice Calhoun, Miss Kate Marshall, MISS
Belle Psrrn Miss MSInSss %ss Miss a5n,a A19e Per
rim, Miss Willie Calhoun, Miss Jamie
Ouarles, Miss Hsyne, Miss Parker. Miss
Robertson. Miss Mary Lyles' Miss Miss 1SrH Eloride
Miss Lalie Calhoun, Miss Thomas. Miss Lily
Templeton, Miss Mary Lee. Miss Nettie Rus
sell, Miss Mary Hemphill, Miss Nina Taggart.
Messrs. @ Lewis Perrin, Gordon White. T. 9.
Cover. DR.. Ed. Coleman, z; B. Rogers, /; l., g;
Vanduzer, D. A. P. Jordon, Ed Rice, Or; WIN
shannon, ]. Belton Lyles, Jr;. WIN White,
rim, Aleck Bowie. Fraser Lyon, W: D. Wilson,
Phillip Bonner, Charlie Cowan. Clifford Cade.
II. @. Smith, A. Nj. Smith, James Bowie, W.
". Bradley. Blake A: Z; I,nna Morse, TSan CALVIN
son. Anderson Offurt, Charley Calhoun. Joel
Morse, w. P. Greene and william He%phiiil: uphill
and and ins1 Miss AddIe die Hughes. MIR. Edwin Parker
led the second German with Miss Iona
Tillman.
MIR. b. A. P. Jordon and Mr.. Ed Rice, two Of
Greenwood's leading 10 en- were In the city on
MI. T. c. Cover came down from Greenville
on Wednesday, to attend the German given
by Miss Sarah Lee. Mr.. Cover remained In
the city until Saturday.
Mr.. /. C. Vanduzer, Mr.. j. B. Rogers and DR..
VIII Shannon, we're in the city from Eleber.
ton on Wednesday, attending the German
EgH Mr.: Walter " aSH L. Miller went to Greenwood on
Saturday to attend to business, and enjoy
the dedication on Sunday;
Greenwood on Sunday, to the dedication Of
the guest of Mrs. w. ]. r. KEN nerly.
Miss Sophie Hsske Is IN the city ystns
Haskell has just returned from an extended
Miss Lucia Parker spent last Tuesday In
ton Of the Daughters ofthe Copfederacy..
Mr.. Anderson Offurt, Of Maryland, Is
guest at the Glenn Ethel Inn.
The Ladies OF the Long Cane Society will
have travelling troupe to come here on
Tuesday, November the twenty.eighth. for
the benefit OF their fence The company will
be an unusually good one, and the ladies' nope
to meet with success In this undertak Ing.
DIR. j. o. Lindsay preached morning and
evening in the Presby yteriau Church in the
absence OF the pastor, DR.. Lowrie Wilson.
friend, Miss Nora Hammond. Miss Neisler
has many warm friends here who are glad to
welcome her in our midst.
Miss Isabel Haddon entertained the Young
& Girls Whist Club on Friday afternoon, In
honor Of her friend, Miss Sallade, OF Washing
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sheen. Miss Elorids
Calho oun and MIR. Offurt, spent Thursday In
Greenwood, guests at the Oregon.
DR.. Edward Coleman, OF Seneca. was IN the
city on Wednesday, TO attend the delightful
German given by Miss Sarah Lee wednesday
The &oman's Club will meet Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. Coleman's at four O'CLOCK.
Thanksgiving Day is the next day ofimport-
ance. The business houses will be closed,
and the clerks will spend the day IN hunting,
. visiting and driving. services Will be held IN
the PRESBYTERIAN church ana eoiieohon h h~Ha VIII
less OF this worlds goods for which 10 De
Arbor Day was observed on Friday the l7Lh
by the pupils of the Graded School. At hall
past twelve o'clock all the pupils, teachers,
and q number OF friends assembled in the
hall to hear the exercises. These consisted OF
each grade being represented In some way.
After these exercises were concluded each OF
the ten grades planted tree In the rear OF
the school building. The classes selected the
names for their trees and cristened them IN
the most approved style.
The tree Of the First Grade was named
"Dewey," that OF the Tenth 1900"
Junior Duplicate Whilst Club on Thursday
evening. Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed after the games.
dance to party OF Abbeville people on Mon.
day evening. Those who attended were Miss
Elise Bowie, Miss Lucia Parker. Miss JAMIE
Quarles, Miss Addie Hughes Miss Iona Till
Mary and Miss Sarah Lee. Mrs. Eugene B.
Gary, Mrs. Frank B. Gary. Mrs. Frank Harri-
SOD, Mr.. II. G. Smith, Mr.. VIII White. Mr.. A.
smith, NJ Edwin Psrker sRa Mr. t9ro 6e
graduated upon these charming entertain
ment.
Whist Club on Tuesday evening.
. Mrs. W. N. Collett OF Athens, is here on q
visit to her aunt Mrs. ]. G. Chalmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun Marshall came down
from Anderson, on Wednesday and stayed IN
ents DR.. and Mrs. Marshall.
Mrs. w. P. Ferguson has gone to Winston.
North Carolina, to join Mr.! Ferguson who
Rev. Wylie Sloan has accepted the call to
the Associate Reformed church at this place
and will be installed at an early date.
Mrs. A. L. Garrison left on Saturday for
three weeks stay with friends in Washing
Mr.. Thomas P. Cothran Of Green vile, was
in the city on Sunday with his brother MIR.
Mrs. Frank E. Harrison is in Greenville. on
Mr.. F. W. Glenn and family have arrived to
keeper in the Athens OIL Mill. During the
few years that Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn have lived
In our town, they have made many friends,
who regret TO see them leave.
Misc Eunica Calhoun has gone to Dresden,
where she will teach a small school.
Mr.. ]. F. Miller has given the contract for
handsome light room house to be built on IN me
same lot as the one that was burned. The
building will begin right away.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Morse. Miss Mary Lou Smith were among
those who attended the dedication services al
M L. ". White and Mr.. T. Gordon White
went to Greenwood Sunday.
The dance given Friday evening Novemb ber
18th 1899, In honor OF Miss Hughes, Miss TIL;
man and Miss Hayne was Indeed delightful
affair. Those present were:
Miss Addie Hughes, J: 81: Perrin.
Miss Iona Tillman, II. 6. Smith,
Miss Mary Lee, j. Lyon.
Miss Nina Taggart, s. j.. Cannon.
Miss Miss FioTIde MeTE s{!sS calhoun, " +: %nite
Miss Willie Calhoun. ]. B. Lyles. Jr,
Miss jamie QuarIes, A. Henry.
Miss Gertrude Sailade, VIM. Hemphill,
Miss Annie Carvall, W.B. Lawson,
Miss Miss Alicia aayne, Lewis SpsSan Perrin;
Stags.L. c. Parker. Willie Rose. T. c. Cover,
Greenville, clifford Oade. Bordeaux, Augustus
Lee, Charley Coowan, William Penney: No.
Allen Schoen. Mrs. E. B. Calhoun.
Miss Grace Smith. Mr.. !; Allen Smith, and
day and we're the guest OF Mr.. d. A. =. Jordan.