The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-09-06
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Ofa Week
About the City.

ABDUL
Mrs. r. E. Cox went to Atlanta on Thurs
day for a weeks stay in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Henry returned on
Monday from Williamson, where they spent
a pleasant week.
n Miss Jeania Lee Martani, pretty young
lady OF Greenville. Is spending the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Sprott.
Miss Maggie Hi is In Greenville visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Mark Morgan.
Professor ID. B. Johnson, President OF
Winthrop Norma and ndps1Gad ohnson Coilsge wss
Principal OF the Graded School here some
wears ago This is the first visit he has paid
TO Abbeville since that time.
young ladies and gentlemen on Friday
night The evening was greatly enjoyed oy
those present
Miss Ida Penny; OF wsrTs9ton Wson Is IN 'ne
MIR. Clifford Cade, OF Bordeaux, was In town
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. c. Miller, accompanied by her two
children came up up from Charles si
the summer. Mrs. Miller is pleasantly
remembered here During her stay she will
be with Mrs. A. B. Morse.
Miss Mary Lyles entertained the yonpg
girls Whist Club on Friday afternoon. The
meeting was an unusually pleasant one.
Miss Annie Hawthorn, of Latimer, is here
on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. John X. Blake.
The Literary Club was entertained on Fri
day evening by Mr.. w. w. Bradley, Mr..
William p. Greene read an instructive and
paper , on he had s
Smiths. Mr.. Hugh Wilson, essayist.
Captain ]. B. Lyles returned on Saturday
from a weeks stay with his mother al
Mr.. R. M. Haddon has returned from the
Northern markets where he has bought q
large and beautiful stock of goods. Mrs
Haddon is still north but will return In a few
Miss Agnes Rice, of Union. has returned TO
her home after delightful visit to her
cousins. the Misses White.
Miss Nellie Cochran is spending while In
the city before resuming her duties at the
Miss Mary B. Tart, OF Eutaw Alabama, is
the attractive guest Other friend, Miss jamie
Miss Sara Crensbawe, of Florida, is the
charming guest Of Mrs. J. F. McKinnon.
Miss Mary s. Lee Is expected home on
Thursday after delightful visit TO Mrs. N. L.
several days with Mrs. Sallie Cover in Green
vile.
DANCE AT THE ARMoRy.
The young gentlemen and ladies OF the city
escs er Of visiting young ladies from New berry
namely Miss Jones, Miss Poole, Miss Mower
Chaperones. Mrs. F. B. Gary, Mrs. E. B. Cal
houn. Mrs. w. w. Bradley, Mrs. c. u. Brown
NJ iss Lila Norwood.
Partners In the dance were:
Miss Poole with Mr. Bolton Lyles.
Miss Sarah Lee with Mr.. David Henry.
Miss Marie Gary with Mr.. Allen Long.
Miss Lucy Evans, Of Florence. s. c. with
Mr.. Gillespie Smith.
Miss Mary Tarte. of Alabama, with Mr..
Miss Willie Calhoun with Mr.. James
Perrin.
Miss Jones with Mr. Lewis Perrin.
Miss Bessie Wilder with MIR. w. c. Rose.
Miss Roper with Mr.. L. g. White.
Miss Floride Calhoun with Mr.. w. h.
Miss Eliza Thompson with Mr.. sindey
Cannon.
Miss Mary Lyles with Mr.. P. W. Bonner.
and Mr.. Albert Henry and Mr.. Alex Bowie
The dance given last Thursday evening by
the young men was one OF the most enjoyable
events Of the season.
position with J. Allen Smith, Jr., and will at
tend Clemson College next year.
Mr.. Louis Murphy. Of Anderson,i is here on
visit to his sister, Mrs: Mod. Cater;
on a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. T. A
Cater.
Mr.. Walter Visanska, OF Atlanta, Is here on
q visit to bis home people.
Sunday in the city the guest OF his cousin, Mr.
N Miss Iaa Mathews is home after pleasant
posop Sih Mr. Aag SMITH,
Victor Blue is to marry Miss Stewart on
October the seventeenth, at Morristown, N. J.
The engagement and approaching wedding
OF Lieut.. Blue and Miss Stewart has created O
Miss jamie Quarles entertained at delight
| full ''at home" In honor OF her charming
| friend, Miss Tarte. An advertisement Party
an advertisement. The prizes, silver brace.
Lucy White and Mr.. Lawrence Parker;
Among those present we're Miss & Corrie @
Wicker. Miss Lucy Evans, Miss Male Robert
son. Miss Mary Lyles. Miss Floride and
Miss Willie Calhoun, Miss jamie w. White,
Miss Mary Lou Smith. Miss Lily Templeton,
Bowie, and Miss Kate Marshall. Messrs.
Lewis Perrin, Alex Bowie, James Perrin
a%s F1sr BGWs BstGn % ISyS Sassve Rob Rpss RS5E
Thomson, Gordon White, David Henry,
VIII White, Albert Henry, Gus NJ. Smith
George Penny, J. Allen, Smith, Jr;, Less
Quarles and Mrs. Frank b. McGee assisted
Miss Quarles in receiving. The entertainment
was most delightfully."- entertaining and was
much enjoyed by all there.
Miss Moog will be with Il. M. Haddon q
Miss Jeanie Perrin entertained few
| friends on Thursday evening In honor oi
Miss Belle Wicker, Of Farinerville, Va, her
popular VlSuOr.
Miss Lucy Evans has returned from short
visit 80 her brother at Glenn Springs.
The meeting that has been in progress al
the Baptist church for the past week has been
Interesting and profitable. Rev. Arthur
Crane is sincere an earnest and has impressed
| many deeply.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCrady and their
pretty children have returned from their
summer outing in Tennessee.
Miss Alma Brock. Of Due West, was In the
| city one day last week.
| Mr.. Bob PalZer, OF Pelzer, spent Sunday IN
the city the guest Of friends.
Messrs. W. A. Templeton. Walter l.. Miller,
r. NJ. Haddon and Aug. w. Smith were
among those who went TO Due West Monday.
to attend DR.. w. NJ. Grier's funeral.
Atlanta, after weeks stay with his relatives
in this city.
Rev. James NJ. Lawson returned Monday to
his cnarge in Florence county. Mrs. Lawson
is still In the city with her mother, Mrs. l.. d
Russell
Mr.. VIC. Miller, of Charleston. has been
| the guest of MIR. w. Joel Smith for the past
week.
Mr.. Frank H. MCGEE has returned from an
| extended trip 10 New York.
Miss Grace Jones. of Asheville, and Miss
Nancy Poole, OF Newberry, returned to their
home after short visit 10 Mrs. Charles A
Milford.
Capt. L. w. White is in New York purchas.
| Ing bis winter stock.
Mr.. R. e. BerDesu has gone North to lay in
supply OF pretty things for the coming
Christmas holidays.
Miss Rebeca Cater and Mr.. Med. Cater
went to Monterey on Tuesday.
THE DEATH OF DIR. W. NJ. GRIER.
Our town was saddened Sunday afternoon
by the sorrowful news OF the death of DIR.
yI,lt TN off I'll nr OWL 70 for