The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-05-02
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF week
About the City
QUARLES-DARGAN \

Happenings anu
About the city
oUAKLEs-pARGAN.
The marriage Of Miss JAMIE lone QusI.es
and Mr., r, Lawton Dargan. was solemnlzeo
East Wednesday evening 81 ING e. Wson nsri
fnrmeS the impressive ceremony in the pres.
ence of a large assemblage OF reiallVes anu
friends. Mendelsohn's oea9tiiul Wedalng y
march was well played ny MISS Eya reati end
artistically decorated, palms were banked IN
The puIpit and exquisite cut flowers added
their fragrance and Geaaty b 10 .ae fhe
brides maids we're Miss Pevna Seal, MISS MISS
Elizabeth Wicker, Miss Sarah Lee Miss Miss
EIoride Calhoun, Miss Anna Anna Wyass' uiss Mary
Hubert Bays, Miss Elise Bowie, MISS hoTtne r,,e
Mcintosh, and Miss Clara LivlnssWsEdit sWaiter ~
maids OF honor were MtssfMary walker IT, VI
yroomsmen were Messrs. ]. Allen, smith. Jr:,
Aleck Bowie James H. Perrin, +. K; & Inom, nrs
SON. +. G. White. James Bowie, TheodoTe ne araon
Stone augustus nmd Pea Pearn Charles. The Ish
ers were Mr. Albert Henry, Mr.. Ca!Tert Inon, no l,,
SON, Mr.. J. Belton Lyles, and Mr. nenrS
Gillespie Smith. The 6ridesmalos WIZ 80 q
ipatfeta. p and carried boquets Of dafodils and
roses. The maids Of honor wore oal1sy sS
gowns OF pink organdie. The brlde piesent i tea
asweet picture as she a en'esea cree poWn Of soft
bi Inc si,E The effect OF the whole costume be-
ing that Of elegant simplicity. She carrisa leu
an armful OF white carnations: AtIee .ns g,ven sm
ceremony at the church reception was given
ut the home of the brides parents; Mr. nno u
Mrs. II. p. Quarles, who extended 70 al
genuine and delightful hosptad.ty. ~. en-. M'
6arean and his lovely bride received the SIN,
cere coneratuia iations of every one: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Darganl left Wednesday night for WISH I
10 Washington and New YORK. Inc oriae 40 .
beloved by large circle OF ir1ends hsss an d,sno.
sition. Mr.. Dargan is drummer anu ID
universally esteemed and liked.
COMING AND GOING.
Mr.. Augustus Deal, Of Blacksburg, Mr.
Theodore Stona, of Greenville. and Mr. hoo-
ert l.. Dargsn, of Darlington. attenoeo 'ne
QuarlesD Dargan Weaa1ng ina ast rstnrned to her
nome in Seneca. after short stay In the CITY,
the guest OF Miss Sarah Lee: ,,,,,o
Mrs. G. R. Rooser, Of Richmond, vlzglnni,a, H.
ACCOMPANIED by her daughter, little MISE
Helen, is in the city visiting Mrs. Charles D.
Miss Rebecca Boswell. of Lakeland, spent
SssnfnrMy faisnd Mrs snd soaSiy MeKnnon IN oe '
Mrs. John Wardlaw was shopping in the
city Monday. u T.,
Mr.. L. j. Nelson, who Is now , Mving Snr IN
Athens, Ca, paid AobeVille a Vlsit ias' ''a'u''
Mr., and Mrs. John Childs. Of Bradley, spent
several days last week in the city, Inc guest
MIR. Aug. w. Smith returned on Saturday
fS Messrs 4~o Clifford TfH Haddon. Robert Jones
GeopEs Gm clark, Si Tom Harris, Sam shersrd. and
Jim Hill, spent Sunday at Little Mountain.
Miss Annie Wyatt, who has been tns ne
charming guest OF Mrs. H. Frank mc9ee hcG pome no
several days. left on Saturday for ner hoIhe
In !yadesboTo, North Carolina. ,,r
Mrs. Nc ID. Cater left Wednesday Tor q
weeks stay with relatives in Anderson.
Mr.. John X. Livingston, Of Seneca. attend.
ed the Quarles-Dargan wedding mere last
week,
lawyer of Greenville. was in the city last
Thursday. the guest OF his brother, Mr.. Wade
S. Cothran.
Mrs W. Wideman Bradley entertained the
Young Ladies Whist Club at pleasant meet
ing last Friday afternoon.
MIR. ]. B. Cobb, of Athens. was In the city
several days last week.
Miss May McLaughn has gone to Lowndes-
VILE for few day stay with her cousin,
Miss Ethel Speer.
BEAUTIFUL CANTATTA.
"Cinderella" will be given May the Sth, at
the Court House. Let Old and young come
out TO see good play and enjoy Pheasant
evenidg.
week In Newberry. with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Wicker, OF Farmsville, is In
the city visiting her friends, Miss Belle Per.
rim and Miss Sarah Lee.
Mrs. Frank E. Harrison's Monday afternoon
The chapter Is arranging for program to be
carried out on Memorial Day, May the SOth.
Mrs. j. l.. Watson, Of Verdery, was shop
Miss Ximena Hunter, OF Cuidad.del, Maiz.
Mexico, is in the city on visit to her UNCLE
Mr.. W. D. Wilson entertained the Young
Mems Duplicate Whist Club Tuesday evening.
- PLEASANT DANCE.
/: The young men gave delightful german
Thursday evening at the Armory, IN honor OF
the visiting young ladies and men. The ger
man was gracefully led by Miss Fioride Cal
houn and Mr.. William Barnwell. Among
the dancers were:
Miss Fannie Cns"n. Mr.. William Hemphill,
Miss Miss Mary Lee, Mr.: }; \: smith, Ir.
Miss Louise Mcintosh, Mr.. James H. Perrin,
Miss Mae Walker, Mr.. Lewis Perrin,
Miss Clara tiyihgstop, Mr.; J; r. Quarles,
Miss Elizabeth Wicker, Mr.. Albert Henry,
Miss Ethel Roper, J. Fraser Lyon,
Miss Cleoria Brunson, Mr.. w. A. Lee,
Miss Elise Bowie, L. Z. Parker.
Miss Plevna Seal, Mr.. Theodore Stone,
Miss Jeanie Perrin; MIR. T. g. White,
Miss Annie Wyatt, Mr.. +. K. Thomson,
MISS Mss Louise LOUISE Hamilton, Hndi @ MIR. Nc S Henry.
Miss Belle Perrin, Mr.. Coulter Cothran.
Stags-Mr. Willie Rose, Mr.. j. B. Lyles, Jr.,
Mr.. Augustus Deal, Mr. W. X. and Mr.. ]. K.
Livingston.
Chaprones-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paylor, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Cal.
houn, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Schoen, Mr.. and
= Mrs. Joseph Allston, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W..
Miss Eva P. Kirby left Tuesday to attend
the May Carnival Of music held at Converse
College,.
u Ss DEATH OF MISS PRICHARD.
Miss Maggie B. Prichard died at her home
Monday morning at one O'Clock, April 80th,
: after an illness OF several weeks. Miss Prich-
ard was an earnest and devoted Christian wo-
, man. A. sister and two brothers survive her.
The funeral services were held at the house al
four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Thomas
Prichard, Of Charlotte. N. c., and Mr.. Samuel
Prichard, Of Backsburg, Va, came TO attend
was laid to rest in Long Cane Cemetery by
the side OF a devoted mother and honored
father.
Miss Marie Gary and Miss Lucia Parker
and Miss Lucy White have gone to Spartan
burg to attend the Musical Festival held at
Converse College. W
Mr.. j. Fraser Lyon went TO Spartanburg
Tuesday to attend the Carnival.
Rev. James Royce, President Of the Due
the Associate Reformed Church Sabbath
morning, in the absence of their pastor, Rev.
r. w. Sloan. MIR. Sloan will return this
week from trip to New York. ~
miss nellie Mosley returned on Thursday
after delightful visit to frienda ip the city.
Miss Lizzie Penney is again with r. NJ. Had
don q Co. Miss Penney has been with q
firm In Cross Hill for several years and her
friends are glad TO know she has returned