The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF q Week
About the City.

About the City.
Mrs. W. r. Bullock returned last Wednes.
day from a pleasant weeks stay with rela.
Prot. Grier Presslv. of Due West, was in
town last Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Joe B. MCGEE was registered at the
Genn.Ethel several days last week.
Miss Florlde Reese returned last Wednes.
day from WILLIAMSON, where she has been
visiting friends. Miss Reese has Just finished
an engagement as trimmer for Mrs. Brock In
Honea Path.
Mrs. Samuel Martin left last Tuesday for
her home In New York, after spending some
time here the guest of Miss Mary Lou Smith.
Mr.. M. F. Ansel. of the Greenvil!e Bar, at
guest OF friends while in the oity.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parker, OF Bordeaux,
were In the city the first part OF last week
MI. j. Townes Robertson, Jr., returned
Thursday from Clemson College. where be
has been attending school for the past year:
Miss Of Point Lsaye Ky
Ing few days In the city, the guest OF Miss
Mrs. John Bowie left Friday for her ONE
weeks here with her brother, Mr.. w. Joel
Smith.
Mr. Paul Grer, Professor OF Chemistry at
Erskine College. was In the city last Friday on
Miss Laura Stanton has gone to her home
IN New York, after finishing her season with
MIR. Haddon here. Miss Stanton is we'll liked
by the people in our city.
LITERARY CLUB.
The Literary Club was delightfully."- enter
tained last Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. w. W. Bradley. Mr.. W. Renwinok
Bradley was essayist on this occasion, read
ing an Interesting and carefully prepared pa.
per on "Words." The next m Getting Of the
club will be held at the home Of Mr.. w. A.
Templeton.
Spar tanburg, where she has gone TO attend
the Summer School.
Hon. George E. Prince, Mr.. H. H. Watkins.
and Gen. M. L. Bonham, three of Anderson's
most prominent lawyers were In the city last
week attending court.
Mr.. James II. Mcmillan was out of town
several days last week on business.
Rev. r. g. WilIingham, Secretary Foreign
Missions Of the Southern Baptist Church was
In the city last week. Mr.. Willingham de.
livered an address In the Baptist Church last
Tuesday evening, in which be made an ear
nest appeal for the continuance OF the Mis-
sionary work in Foreign fields.
Mics Mary DuPre was called home from
Clemson, where she had gone on visit TO
her brother. Mr.. Eugene DuPre. on account Of
Mr.. Giles Templeton returned Saturday
from Clemson College, where he has been at
tending school.
from Florence, is here on visit to her sister,
Mrs. Frank B. Gary.
LEE-BRYANT.
Mrs. William Augustus Lee has issued invi.
tatlons to the marriage OF her laughter, Miss
Mary Starke Lee to Mr.. Lewis Thompson
Bryant, OF Allan tic City, New Jersey. The
marriage will be solemn lied Thursday, June
9th at Trinity Church. Rev. Edward Nc
Grady officiating. Miss Lee is one Of Abbe-
vill'es fairest daughters. representing all that
is highest In our ideal OF Southern culture
and refinement. MIR. Bryant Ia resident Of
Atlantic City, and is one OF the most enter
prislng and popular of hs citizen. Mr.. Bryant
came South during the Spanish American
War as Major OF q company Of New Jersey
Volunteers. AL who know Miss Les con
gratulate Major Bryant In his good fortune
TO win 30 fair a bride.
MIR. Christy Sayers went to Anderson Sat-
urday on business.
Miss Gertrude Smith, one OF Nalhalla's
most charming young ladies has returned to
her home. after being the guest of her cousin 4,
Miss Louise Sassard for two weeks
Miss Helen White left Saturday for New
berry, where she will visit her cousins. Miss
Myra Mower and Miss Carrie Pool.
Miss Carlotta Alexander, OF Washington, +,
Ga, is here on visit to her cousins, Miss
| Ivy Calhoun and Miss Ella Haskell.
Hon. J. f. Boggs left Saturday for his home
In Pickens, after attending court here.
c. A. c.
The Clemson boys returned Monday. The
boys have all done we'll and have come home
to enjoy a well deserved rest. Those who
came were Messrs. William G. Hill, Mo
Henry. lien I,0nu Sam Hin apd William