The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-06-28
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
ArOund the city.

Around the city.
Mrs. S. A. Mcintosh. accompanied by hel
son, Mr.. Mack Mcintosh, spent few days a.
Mrs. Victoria D. Lees last week.
Mrs. James Bradley, with her pretty and IN
sta wing with her sister, Mrs. j. Z. klugh.
Miss JAMIE Quarles and Miss Eliza thomson
went over to Atlanta on Thursday. while
In that city they were the guests OF Mrs
Mrs. Edd Calhoun returned on Tuesday
from a two weeks stay with friends and rel
atives in Washington. Ga.
Miss Lucy Evans, of Florence, 1s mere on
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Frank Boyd Gary
Miss Evans has visited Abbeville before
making many friends by her affable manners
Miss Emma Hall. an attractive young lady
from Charlotte, Is the guest OF her sister, MRS
MIR: W. A. Templeton returned on Friday
from q pleasant two weeks stay in Detroit
Where he went 70 a.tsnd n Hogo2 Of
DR.. s.; L.. Morris. pastor OF the Iattnal!
Square Presbyterian church In Macon, came
down from Due West on "Wednesday: Whiie
here DR.. Morris was the guest OF Mr.. Amos B.
Morse.
Hon. Walter L. Miller went to Ninety.Six
on Friday to deliver an address before the
Sons of the Copfederacy. A large audience
was present on this happy occasion. ,o,,,
Miss Francis Hawes, OF Eberton, is visiting
Miss Mary Lee. Miss Hawes is one of Elber-
toms most attractive and accomplished young
ladies.
One of the most enjoyable events OF the sea.
son was the card party and dance given by
Mrs. Carrie Lagare on Monday evening at her
cool suburban home, In honor OF her irlena,
Miss Slaton, OF Atlanta. who, by her pleasan
manners has won many friends during her
stay here. Cards were enjoyed until - O'CLOCK,
when refresh ments were served. The even
Ing was closed by q delightful dance, that was
continued until the I'VE small hours
Miss Emma Calhoun has gone TO Washing
ton for an extended visit to friends and rel
atives.
Miss Fannie Morrow entertained few OF
her friends Monday evening In delightful
and informal manner.
Miss May Slaughter, OF Hickory Grove. Is
here on visit TO Mrs. James b.. Perrin MISS
Slaughter is a most charming young lady and
is one OF Abbeyille's favorite visitors; -,
Messrs. Will Harrison and Sam Moore, OF
York willie, arrived In the city Friday evening.
having made quick trip on their wheels.
While In the city they are the guests OF Capt.
Miss Eliza Calhoun leaves on Saturday to
visit various places in Georgia before return
ing to the Louise Home" In Washington.
Mrs. II. c. Pinckney returned on Saturday
TO her home In Anderson, after pleasant
stay here with relatives and friends.
Mr.. ]. Gillian Aiken leaves the 1st OF July
for Piedmont, where he goes to study cotton
buying. Mr.. Aiken Is one OF Abbeyille's best
learn that he will make his home elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wharton, OF Atlanta,
are here on visit TO Mrs. st. Julian. Corrie.
A party OF young people went TO Martin 3
mill on picnic Monday. A happy day was
spent In spite Of the April" showers.
Miss May Lyon spent last week at Due
West, the guest OF her cousins, the Misses
Wideman.
Everyone who attended Due West Com
mencement last week reports pleasant lime.
The kindness and hospitality OF the Due West
people Is proverbial.
Warrenton is 10 have her annual picnic on
next Saturday. Abbeville will, as usual, be
we'll represented.
Rev. S. L. Wilson was 10 the city on Thurs
day. Mr.. Wilson is pastor OF the Presby-
terian church at Westminister.
It seems as II at last our pushing little town
is to be we'll lighted. The contract has been
settled and Abbeville Is 10 be lighted by elec-
lricity in four months. The city will have
forty arc lights. 1000 candle power each. -,
The many friends of Miss Laura Nance will
learn with regret Of her critical illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward McCrady, with their
children, left on Monday for months ao-
sence.
DEATH OF MISS LUCY A. WHITE.
The funeral services OF Miss Lucy White
we're held from the Presby terian church on
Sunday afternoon, DR.. ]. l.. Wilson ot1ciat.
Ing The body was laid TO rest at Long Cane
cemetery, surrounded by large number OF
sorrowing friends and relatives. For several
months past the deceased had been an In
valid, and was O great sufferer during her
long illness. She was devoted member OF
the Presbytel ian church and a faith full worker
In the Sabbath school. Her death has re-
moved pure Christian woman. and her place
cannot be easily filled.