The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-07-25
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of n Week
About the city.

young ladies, spent seSe.hi uaye ~ tu1 H.y
Miss Florence Henry and Miss Eliza Thorn
SOD. have zone to Rock Hill TO attend the
Summer school: .,,,, ,-ora
the grests Of Mr.. and Mrs. McD. Cater seVerai
day5 last week. .,u. -.
Mr. William A., Giles, Of Graniteviiie, nas
been visiting relatives in the city lot seVerai sever,
days, Mr.. Giles is Secretary OF Tue aa EraniSe, 20
Vile Cotton Mill, and during his stay here ne
visited the Abbeville Mill, ana eApresseo
himself as well peased sis WIN kussel ,s % Of Green
wood, spent last week in the city with Mrs. 5.
u. Thomson. Wy. -, .oo,
Miss Lula Haddon Of Due . west, sddar has oeen fen
Miss Mamie Hill returned on Friday from
an extended visit to relatives IN Charleston
al" Judse @ and Mrs. Eugene b. Gary, are spend
ing several weeks in Hendersonville.
Mr.. W. Christy Benet ofCharleston arrlyea ri na
in the fty HeSIy aPa ParKer Ks tne "
Mr.. J. E. Normant, correspondent lor tne
News and Courier, was IN the city several
days last week. Mr.. Normant wrote the Car
nival up In fine style.
Miss Elise Carwile, Of Spartanburg, is visit
ing her cousin Miss Elise Long:
Mr.. Will NJ. Barnwell is able to be out
again, after being quite sick for several days. days
ed the Carnival here last week.
Miss Lila Wilson, OF Warrenton, has oeen
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. K. Z. Wilson, lot
several days.
THE CARNIVAL.
The long talked of Carnival, mas come ana
gone. and Abbeville has once more set1,eo t
down to the even tenor tenor ond GI ev everv one who
crowd each day was large, anu eVefy one "H'
came enjoyed themselves fully; ,no,
The floral parade Thursday afternoon wa. Was
the event of the Carnival Aboeviiies la..ess eaa
daushters and handsomest young men came
ont 70 lend their charms TO the beauty OF the
occasion. Every one of the carriages aessrve
special mention. but as space Is iluIcea ,Ior hH ~
wiji he impossible. The prize was won oy
Mrs Robert s. Link. Her carriage WAS cover
ed with snow balls, and pretty nttie MISS
catherine Link, dressed In snowy Wnlte Was
oerched amid q bank OF flowers. me rlo99ns
ippere skiifniiy managed by Mrs. Link. Mrs.
w. ID. Wilson driving with her. .,o ,,,,
conoressman A. c. Latimer was IN the city
last Wednesday. Mr. Latimer IN lily suEe 3n do
of all his friends, anu Is always io""' ~
'ly Miss Bessie and Miss sallie Mann, two at
tractiye Young ladies from AntrevlIe, were
visiting their sister, Mrs. W. u. "iihefson'
iasi Miss Cassie Flemming visited Miss Lois
Robertson for several days last Week: ,ros
Mrs. w. n. Calhoun, OF Cslhoun + ans, %ae sS
the guest OF Mrs. James II. fefr'n ias'
Miss Allie Mai Fennel, OF LoWndesvile,
has been the charming guest OF Miss Maggie
oTIoSs Wps aibert All @ s Haws and Master Clifford
Haws, of Elberton, were Visitins III 'ne ''''
last week. , g.. ,,or homs
In Due West Thursday, after pleasant WISH
TO Miss Nell Edwards. ,..o.,r
Miss Annie Liddell, who has been the pretty
guest OF the Misses Cater, returned 10 ho"h
ueSy, MISS IlIian McDavid is in the city visiting
MIR. and Mrs. j. Edward McDavld. MISS
McDavid has had charge Of large SCHOOL IN
Miss Carrie Johnston. OF Greenwood, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. +. Jones; ~
Miss Leila McCalla and Miss Nellie M9seIey
returned Saturday to tner noes heze With Mrs.
Miss Annie Hawthorne, of Latimer, was IN
the city several days last week FiSi'ins
Mr. j. E. Allen, of Lowndesyille. was one OF
the managers of the Carnival last week. o-
Miss Lille Huckabee is in the city Tor sever
Wand Mira John r. Blake are of tor two
weeks trip to Asheville and other points o'
interest. !, &, tho
city visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sprott. o,,,,
Miss Ida Penny, Of Warrenton, is in The city
There was no preaching IN the ,1ssI associate late
Reformed Church Sunday, as Mr.. Sloan WAS
too unwell to hold service c,-,,, uo,,s
Mrs. Henry Norwood, OF Cainoun Fans'
was the guest OF Miss Lucia Parker last @eeh; @
Miss Geneive Marchant was IN tne CITY iA''
Mrs. Allen, OF Latta, Is here with her daugh'
Rev. Sam Bert6ea, Of Troy, was in the city
last Wednesday. ,, a.. ,or
Miss Male Cason is here on visit to her
grand mother Mrs. Fanny Allen. MISS Cason
has many admirers here who are giao 10 na'e
Miss Mary and Miss Susie Durst have re-
turned to their home in Greenwood, after
pleasant weeks stay here with their sisleF'
Mrs: W; u. iiarksdale ,,d N,ss
IISS ll,tkV tt
Daisy Brown, OF Charleston, have been the
guest OF friends here for several days.
Mrs. Tench Poole, OF NeWoerTy, accomSMin Mrs
led by her children, is visiting her sister, Nrs.
Mrs. w. b. Barksdale leaves Thursday for
While Path. Ca, where she Will spend a
month.
Mrs. George Z. Perrin. OF Union, is here on a
visit to Mrs l.. w. Perrin.
DR.. j. w. Daniels has gone TO Rock Hill to
deliver an address on Education.
Miss Jeanie f. Perrin and Miss Jane w.
White, left Tuesday to attend the Chata uque
for month.
Rev. Mr.. Chiles, Presiding Elder, preached
at the Methodist Church Sunday morning
MIR. Ed Edwards is at Rock Hill attending
the Summer School.
UNION SERVICES.
Union Services were held in the Baptist
Church Sunday evening. The sermon was
preached by Rev. j. f. Mckinnon.
Mr.. Robert Perrin left Monday for Win
throp College:
ing week with Miss Louise DeBruhl.
Miss Viola Gouche, of New Orleans, will
arrive in the city today, for an extended visit
TO Mrs. Z. A. Milford.
BASE BALL DIsBASDED.
The Abbeville Base Ball season has drawn
to a close. The nine has met many victorys
and some defeats the games have been good
and all Of the base ball "crapks" are sorry to
see them leave.
Mr.. w. G. Hill arrived in the city Friday
from Clemson College. Mr.. Hill holds several
favorite with the college boys.
Rev. Mr.. Plemmons expects TO leave In |
few days for months vacation. Mr.. Plem- |
mons will spend most Of his time in Brevard, |
N. G.
Mr.. David A. Henning. of Columbia, was
the guest OF Mr.. NJ. =. DuBruhl Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Henning returned to Columbia
Monday.
Floride Calhoun have gone to Calhoun Falls |
10 spend week with Mrs. Henry Norwood.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward McCrady. and their |
interesting children have gone to Charleston, |
to spend month with relatives.
Hon. W. II. Parker and Miss Lucia Parker |
left Tuesday for months stay at Glenn |
Springs.
from delightful visit to friends In Green
willie and Union.
DR.. and Mrs. John S. Thomson, OF Atlanta.
are in the city visiting MIR. and Mrs. W. Joel
Smith.
Mr.. John Livingston returned Monday to
The friends OF Mr.. w. p. Ferguson will be
glad 10 know that he is better after being |
seriously Ill for some time. 49,.
Miss Josie Lyon is In Troy visiting friends.
Miss Caro- and Miss Onie Morse, left Satur-
do fpr O &c In N (,roon UnOh