The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-01-31
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF a Week
About the City.

Messrs. T. w. A. Sherard and Howard Lyon,
were in the city on business last w ednesday,
they returned to their homes ins sMottatts VILE,
Thursday. TO-. 'ttgSsllSs n sG5S ifleSs 20,
Miss Claudia Johnston was called to her
! home IN Donalds last Mon day, By O. atelegtam
telling of the extreme illness, OF hetaSmofher
aa asys as; Week 11e5 Oh
Mrs. ]. S. Link entertatnedfs1he XfUXZ
Mems Whist Club last Thnrsdays S3S
Mr.. and Mrs John Aaddon: ddo To q BGa y
don, TWO days last week. - IS.
Mrs. Victoria D. Lee and Miss Lee
spent last Thursday In Due West With the
family Of Mr. Joseph F. Lee. - .5.2Sp,yysg'
The Young Girls w hist Club had a deligh T.
ful meeting at Miss Marie Gary's pleasant
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. 81. ]. Corrie has returned from ten
week 8 stay in Allan Ia, where she was called
Simms.'
Miss Mary Hemphill and Miss Rachel
Hemphtll, entertained 81 few Of their friends
very pleasantly last Thursday, In honor OF
their guests, MIR. and Mrs. j. G.. Holloway, oi
Saluca
Mr.. George 8. Mower, OF Newherry, is here
on visit TO her sister, Mrs. l.. w. White.
| The meeting OF the Woman's Club was very
slim ly attended last Thursday afternoon, as
the members are not Rainy Daisies"
Mrs. II. A. Robertson has returned to her
home In Anderson, after pleasant visit TO
| Mrs. Charles ID. Brown.
Mrs. j. Walter Hill returned to her home in
Edgehed Friday, after a weeks stay with her
ss ter. Mrs, Wade $. Cothran.
Mrs. Bessie Thomas Wilson, Of Warrenton,
came In Thursday afternoon to attend the
meeting of the Woman's Club.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Coleman Is spending a few days
at home, alter finishing his business trip for
the winter.
hCMILLAN-FAULKNER.
The marriage OF Miss Laura MCMILLAN and
Mr.. A. q. Faulkner, will be solemnized Thurs.
dn q q al NJ Innk n
| the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Chaunceyt Miller, on
Vienna Street. The whole community Joins
In wishing tue charming bride and the genial
Mr.. Ed Meilwaln, who has posItfo as dis
patcher In Nashville, Tenn, arrived In the
city on Friday, for few daysfsisit to bis
Mr.. l.. T. Miller went to Due West Wednes
day on business.
Mr.. r. W. Cannon, who has a position in
Birmingham. Alabama. came home on Fri
Miss jamie Young passed through AbbeviIle
on Friday, on her way to Due West TO see her
father. Mr.. Henry M. Young, who is sick:
Ladies Whist Club, Friday evening.
The many friends OF Mrs. II. z. Mcllwatn
will be glad TO learn that she Is much better.
after an extreme Illness.
Mrs. T. G.. Cover. OF Greenville, is here
spending few days with Mrs. V. ID. Lee.
bAbbeville was Mrs. Covers early nome and
Eshe has many friends here who are glad 10
tsW6lc0me her In our midst.
- Master Jack Perrin gave delightful party
sEtQa few Of his little friends on Friday after
Il Mr.tThomas L. Hayden, of Louisville. Ky,
FaSin the city Saturday and Sunday.
HAPPY CHILDREN.
Miss Floride Smith had birthday party
Joyed playing games. and delightful refresh
ments were served at the close OF the alter
noon. Those who were present were: MISS
lone Smith. Miss Mamie Morse, Miss Mary
Link, Miss jamie Morse. Miss Nell Clay, Miss
Ivy Glass; Miss Mary Smith. Miss Ella Has
keli. Masters Jack Harden. Francis Link
Henry DuPre, Lewis Perrin. Wardlaw Smith,
While Perrin, John Gass. Calhoun Haskell,
Langdon Haskell. w. Joel Smith.
UDion services we're held in the Methodist
Church on Sunday evening. Rev. j. +. Nc
kinnon conducted the services, assisted oy
all the other clergymen. Immed lately after
the sermon the duet rendered by Messrs
Jones and Cochran was greatly enjoyed.
AT TIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
At the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning DR.. Wilson chose his text from
Exodus 10th chapter and last part of the BIRD
verse but all the children OF Israel mad
light In their dwellings, DIR. Wilson said
that the darkness which came IA plague
on the Egyptians was usually supposed 10
have covered all save the land OF Goshen, but
that the Bible stated there was darkness In
all the land OF Egypt. but the Israeliles had
| light in their dwellings,, God Is impartial In
his Judgments. sickness and troubles, are
over all the land, In every home, hut to those
who love Him. these trials and hlllctions but
| serve To draw them nearer. The light was in
the different households, whether 1t was
miraculous light or prepared by the order OF
| the Lord before the darkners came matters
| not. 1t was n light for the individual and
came into the houses and hearts OF the In
dividual believers, because OF their belief
The darkness overspread the whole OF the
| land enclosing the masses OF the people, so
| law appeals u the masses, tue gospel to the
| individual. This light may be In every heart
and every home. bIts for the asking.
fesIn every conditohs-i In ssck ness, In health.
lAE bone and d,abroad, on the land, on the sea,
Fac He dayaT may demand, shall thy strength
eyeEbe"
EWere exempt from all pain, soon their hearts
twouId become rs stones and their lives cease
To reflect that sympathy and lovelDess which
should be their chief characteristic. 4as-si
PERSONALS.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harvey Wilson spent Fri.
day In the city with Mrs Ed Syfan.
Il miss. Effir Watson, OF leyand, was In the
city Saturday, shopping.
| Miss. Lucy Carroll. one OF Aken's most
charmming young ladies, is here on Il visit 10
Mrs. Carrie Lagare.
| Rev. James Bnyce President Of Due West
Female College WAS In the city on Saturday.
Mrs. Ivy Perrin Gass, of Sewanee. Tenn,
accompanied by her Interesting children is
here TN visit to her aunt. Mrs. Ed Calhoun.
This is the home OF Mrs. Gass's glrhood and