The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-04-18
Ever oferedn tt City Of Abbeville.
Respectfully l.. w. WHITE.

the Chancel Guild Of the Episcopal Church q,
the Calhoun's lawn. The hunt was we'll az
tended, and was greatly enjoyed by the little
Mr.. R. Lawton Dargan spent Sunday and
Monday in the city, the guest of friends.
MIR. Aug. W. Smith left Sunday for busi
ness trip 10 New York. -.
Mr.. Charles Calhoun. who Is drumming iol
J. II. Weddington .& Co. Of Charlotte, was In
M Miss S Helen Hodges and Miss May Smith
two pretty youog ladies' @ from Cokesoury' are
| here visiting Mrs. j. c. Ellis
| DR.. w. T. Prince, OF Pelzer. spent SUNDAY
WIT Miss t'fTos Fosrie i III Hi and Mss Eme H o
Green wood. we're the attractive guests or Mlss
Nora Hammond Sunday; -s
Miss Emma Cothran White has closed
large md successful school at Rock Springs
| Miss White is an excellent teacher and has
given perfect satisfaStion 70 her her pa5fons
Sunday in the city, the guest OF his brother
Nh Mr.. - sidney j. Cannon left on Monday to 40
cept position In Monroe MSrLn NS Garoraa M ran
non is wonderfully gifted young man. and
has a; bright future in store for him.
The friends OF Captain Parks Will regret 70
hear Of his illness IN the .os9v nos3a 90
Mrs. John Clinkscales and Mrs. p. Nance.
OF Monterey. were In the city Saturday doing
their spring shopping. .,.,.
Mr.. W. A. Templeton went 10 Coiun1ls q
Wednesday to attend meetlng VI Iue
Miss Alice McAlIister, one of Latimers
most attractive young ladies, has been the
guest of Miss Lula Power for several days.
woMAS's CLUB.
Miss Mary Hemphtll and Miss Mary Hill
left Monday to attend the Federation OF
Womap's Clubs held In Charleston this week.
The program arranged for the week IS inter;
esting; there will be receptions, exeursiops anu
30 forth for the entertalnmentof the delgates.
Miss Hill will remain in Charleston some
time visiting relatives. ,.,o n,,
as Wilson, went to Charleston MONDAY as
delegates from the Warrenton Womaa's CLUB.
Mr., 81. B. Livingston returned to his
work in Atlanta Saturday, after weeks ab-
sence on account OF Illness Mrs. Livingston
and her children came ETiday, Is'oW ana Wiilspeno
Mrs. c. p. Harris. one OF Elberton's most
enterprising citizens, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Harris spent Sunday with frienos ID
Miss Isabel Haddon went to Due West for a
weeks stay with her friend, Miss Ellen
Miss CorrIe Killingsworth and D.; s. f.
KiIlingwort spent Sunday at AntreVilIe Will
th cir sister, Mrs. Black. cu,
Mr.. William f. Bell, came up from Colnn-
bia, and spent Sunday with bis sister, MIS-. D..
G. Edwards. oo.
Mr., Charles j. .OTarrreli, traVellns az III
the Atlanta Journal, was here last week on a
business visit. The Journal Is IN bSspS1Iis Iop91IIiar
Mr. Lewis Perrin, Mr.. L. Gordon Wnlte,
and Mr.. William B. Barnwell, leave today 10
attend the Cotlllion. This is the first enter
tainment given after the Lenten season. SO 1t Is
always a swell affair.
/ Mr.. Tracy McCulloms, ofSpartauburg, spent
Sunday In the city with friends.
Miss Louise Mcintosh and Miss Sarah Lee
went to Greenville Tuesday TO attend the
Cotillion. These attractive young ladies will
be the guests of Mrs. T. G. Cover, during their
stay in Greenville.
Last Tuesday morning the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Sondley died. The tiny
body was laid to sleep IN the Long Cane
Cemetery.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Jane Will
liams, ofSavannah, was received here Sunday
morning. Mrs. Williams was an older sister OF
Mrs Sophia Harden, and was noble chris.
tian woman. Deep sympathy is FOR the afllct'
ed family. :s.
Church are practicing for the Cantalta
Cinderella to be given In few weeks. The
play is com posed entirely Of small children,
and will be a fairy scene.