The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-06
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF n. Week
About the City.

Il Happenings ana lncfuentS OI n. week
Il About the City.
Mrs. Thomas ID. Cooley and Miss Annie
lClinkscaes returned TO their home in Lown.
desvlIe Thursday after short visit to Miss
| Male Robertson.
Prot Il r. GILLIAN was in Columbia several
days last week on business.
| Mr. Fl. ID. Reese spent several days last
| week in the city with family.
Miss Marion Thomas entertained the Young
| Ladies' Whist Club at a delightful meeting
| last Tuesday afternoon.
Captain J. B. Lyles went to Columbia last
| Thursday on business.
| The friends of Mrs. r. c. Wysong regret to
know of her illness and hope for her speedy
Mr.. William Hemphlll left Thursday for
| short stay In Richmond.
Mrs {. ID. Brown entertained the Young
Ladies Whist Cub Friday afternoon at a
delightful meeting.
Miss Irene Morrow and Miss Lucille Sassard
spent last Thursday in the country with their
friend. Miss Matte Cochran.
Mrs James G. Tadock has returned from q
two weeks stay with relatives in Due West.
Mrs Tadlock will join Mr.. TadIock in Green:
vile in q few days.
Miss nellie Reese left on Monday with her
| father for an extended trip through Georgia
Miss Virginia Mcllwaine is in Augusta with
with her mother, who has been quite sick.
Mrs. McIlwaine will return 10 her home as
soon rs she is able to travel.
Miss Ethel Roper left Monday for her home
sister, Mrs. Charles d. Brown. Miss Roper is
O charming young lady and will be greatly
missed by large circle OF friends here.
DR.. j. w. Daniel went TO Barn well last week
the High School there.
Mr.. H. Gillespie Smith went 10 Davidson
last week to attend the commencement exer.
cises. Mr.. Smith is graduate of Davidson.
MIR. w. A. Templeton returned Saturday
from Lowndesville, where he attended the
Annual Meeting OF the U. G. V's.
Miss Annie Gammell one OF Aiken's, most
charming young ladies, has been the guest of
Mrs. Frank Y. Presley and Mrs. E. L.
Reid, Of Due West, were shopping in the city
Friday.
Miss May McLaughter returned last Tues.
day after pleasant weeks stay with friends
In Athens.
Mrs. j. X. burst, of Greenwood, visited her
There was no service in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday, the Pastor, DR.. j. Lowrie
Wilson was out of the city.
Miss nellie Cochran spent several days in
| the CITY last week the guest OF Mrs. Jones
+. Miller.
Miss Corrie McCung who for the past three
| months has been employed in Smith Mill
| nary Store, has finished her engagement with
that firm.
Mrs Lee and Miss Mary S. Lee left on Sun
day for short stay In Washington. D. G.
They will be the guest Of Senator and Mrs. B.
| Z. Tillman while in that city.
Mrs. Frank E. Harrison and Master Frank
Harrison went to Green wood Saturday on a
visit to relatives.
exercises OF Davidson College last week.
Mrs. Sall1e W. Smith and Miss Florlde
Smith returned Saturday from two week g
stay with Mrs. Frank Miles In Baltimore.
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Lawton Robertson
and Mrs. Will BreazeaIe
Judge and Mrs. Nance, OF Anderson, are
| here on a visit to their daughter. Mrs
IrRrVan NQnna tc nhofn nd nj
| Anderson County.
Mrs. Fannie Thomson. OF Bradley, arrived
inaheeity last week and is the guest Of Mrs.
lM.T.BredIey.}r
Rev Mr.. Eursy Professor In the Cokesbury
IGoMefengese School preached in the Methodist
Mfss May lyon entertained few Of her
friends Friday evening at delightful tea.
tTt ,5S Z. TAGGART.HUGHEs.
Miss Mary Taggart and Mr.. Joe Hughes
were married Friday, at Bolton. Both of
the young people are from Abbeville and
have the best wishes OF all.
Little Miss Ruth Barksdale Is In Greenwood
spending some time with her grand parents.
Miss Male Robertson and Miss Florence
Henry, expect TO attend the Summer School
at Winthrop. This school has many advan-
tages and every teacher who can attend, W Ill
find 1t profitable.
| Mrs Allen NJ. Schoen left on Monday, for
an extended visit to relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Gammell Miss Annie and Miss Halle
Gammel left Sunday for New York, after
spending several weeks with Mrs. j. l..
Ancrum: Miss Annie Gammell sails In
! several days for an extended trip to Paris,
and other European cities Of interest.
MI. j. Allen Smith was in Athens last week
on business.
In Smiths Millinery department has finish
| ed her seasons work. Miss Reese IS talented
and gives perfect satisfaction to her employ.
ers.
Mr.. Jesse Wall, ofSpartanburg, was register.
ed at Glen.Ethel Inn Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Wicker. who has been the
guest OF Miss Belle 3. Perrin, for several
weeks, has returned to her home in Farms
| Vile, Va.
The young girls whist club was pleasantly
entertained, last Friday evening, by Miss
Plevna Seal.
Miss Claudia Johnston, has returned to
course in the Graded School here.
HUNTER REID.
Wednesday evening, June the sixth, at the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church,
the marriage of Miss Ximena Hunter, and
Mr.. John Calvin Reid, will be solemnized.
Miss Hunter and Mr. Reid, both were gradual
ed from the Due West College and have
many relatives and friends In the country.
An elegant reception will be given at the
home of the BRIDES uncle, Mr.. j. Hayne Nc
Din Immediately after the ceremony.
MIR. j. Blgham, Editor OF the Chester Ian.
tern, was In the city Wednesday, on business.
Mr.. Dow Brownlee, one Of Due West enter
prislng merchants. was In the City last week.
The friends ofCaptain ]. b. Lvles, will learn
with pleasure that he has secured position
with q firm in Columbia. Mrs. Lyles and
family will leave Abbeville in a short while.
Mrs. E. Il Gambel OF Anderson is expected
In the city Wednesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Tom Glenn.
Miss jamie Young of Due West. is In the
city the guest of Mrs j. Hayne Nc Dill.
Mrs. w. f. Harth, of Columbia is in the
city 10 attend the Hunter Reid marriage.
Miss Carslile, Of Newberry, Miss Carrie
Widman, OF Due West Miss Lillian Morrison
| OF Statesville N. G. Miss Pursley, is In the
city TO attend the marriage OF Miss Hunter :,
and Mr.. Reid.