The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-10

Vreturued from q
cousin, Miss May
on entertained the Young
81 Whist Club on Tuesday
Club has begun new quarter,
Perrin and Mr.. Gordon Wni1e
gprize offered in the past quarter.
"A Alice Wardlaw went to Baltimore on
Aday after pleasant two monlns s'"'
with relatives in the city.
THE wcMAN's CLUR.
An omen meeting OF the Woman's Club
was held at the residence OF Mr.. anu Mrs
Frank B. Gary on Thursday evening isst
Each member was allowed 70 invte ons
friend and several additional INVITATIONS
were extended by the Club. The CLUB now
numbers fourteen, having as Presiaent, MISE
Mary Hemphill, Miss Florence Iempieton
secretary, Miss Mamie Hill Treasurer. Juage
Benet had been invited 10 deliver lecture
before the CLUB and this talk as he was
pleased TO call II, was the lecture OF the even
ing. Beginning with his leaving CnarlestoI
July Judge Benei 10 me most crossns the All
Iantic, then the notable things TO =" YANKEE
on a visit to the mother country, tnence "
the homeward voyage during Whlch mos'
terrific storm was experienced. L. os os thpnss
sible to even touch upon the GOOD tnings
which the lecture contained, 80 full was ~ ol
interest and information, and 80 oeautiIolIy
interarded with apt quotations. some Ol
them in his native Scotch. In his conclusion
Judge Benet paid beautiful tribute 70 Ao
beville, 1.-The land OF every land the priae
and to the Womans Club as one OF her pesl
institutions. Alter the address tne com pany
: sdiourned to the dining room where delight
fsful refreshments were served. II seems tc
q have been q delightful meeting TO all presenl
lSand many requests were beard that anotnel
sssuch meeting should b held ere long:
.S MT. Edward McCrady returned last Thurs
s day from few days visit TO Charleston.
Mr.. Walter l. Miller returned on Wednes-
5 day nom pleasant visit 70 Atlanta.
Rev. ii. G. Fennel, of Lowndesville, was IN
Mrs. d. Frank MCGEE entertained the
Young Ladies Whist Club on Friday after
noon.
DR.. Frank Y. Pressly, of Due West, preach
ed the sermon at the installation OF Rev. i:
w, sloan held in the Associate REFORMED
Church on Friday evening. Words OF vel
come were spoken by DIR. J. Lowrie Wilson
Rev. J.F. McKinnon, and Rev. T.. H. Plem'
mons. The A. r. P. Church Is TO be congratu'
lated upon securing 80 able and earnest
man as Mr.. Sloan for its pastor: 6ey; y; 1
Bonner, OF Due w est and Rev. E. +. McCiin'
tock were TO have taken part in the 1nstalla-
tion services, but were unable to be present
Hon. and Mrs. Frank B. Fary went to Co.
iumbia on Monday. Mr.. Gary went TO at
tend the meeting of the Legislature. Mrs.
! Gary went 10 visit friends In Columbia for
few days, then go TO Florence 10 VIslt ner
Alnother, Mrs. Evans.
Mr.. II. Gillespie Smith entertained the
Gunior Whist Club at their New Years meet
ang on THURSDAY M & evening. I9,.u,o,.o, uos ,,o
guest Of Mr.. Aug. W. Smith several days last
week.
MISS Susie Susie Dsrst. 81 SresnxoSd, G was visit visit,
Miss Annie Lee Cade returned to her home
at Bordeaux on Thursday, after a few days
spent pleasantly here.
Mrs. Frank Miles returned to her home In
Baltimore on Friday, after spending the
Chrlstmas holidays with her sister, Mrs. Sal
lie w. Smith.
MIR. Walter Visanska, OF Atlanta, was in
the city several days last M week: saI.,u. wan,
TO MI. Carmel on Friday. for few days visit
TO Mr.. Clifford Cade.
Mr.. NJ. P. DeBruhl, Miss Louise and Gal.
houn DeBruhl, went TO Columbia on Monday,
TO be away q month.
Miss Lila Wilson, of Warrenton, spent last
week with Miss Maggie Brooks.
Captain ]. B. Lyles was in Columbia sever
al days last week on business
Mr.. R. E. Hill Jr, Is In Macon attending
the Macon Business College.
Mrs. Carrie Lagare returned home on Satur.
day from q pleasant visit to her mother, at
St. Michsels.
) Mr. Thomas Miller, OF Due West, was in the
city on Sunday, the guest Of his brother, Mr..
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis II. Russell. Jr., came up
from Greenwood on Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Russell.
! Rev. and Mrs. James M. Lawson left on
alter delightful visit to relatives in the city.
~ THE EUcHRE PARTY.
An informal euchre party was given on Fri.
day evsning by Miss Annie Porter, in honor
of Miss Augusta Kent, of Baltimore. The oc-
w nnnanallV 6aliQhtful