The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF a Week
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.
Abbeville. s. c., Nov. 8, 1901.
Mr.. ]. c. Raines has bought Mr.. w. w
BradleS's house op Wardlaw street. Hi
family moved into 1t on Monday last.
Mrs Ladsen Gregory returned last trida!
10 her home in Chicago, accompanied by bel
niece, Miss Helen Edwards:
Mrs c. p. Hammond and Master Arthur
returned from Atlanta last Monday. We arc
glad To learn that Master Arthur ls mnch I'm
proved.
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.
Last Tuesday night Miss Belle Haddon en-.
teitained at most deilghtiui reception gwen
in honor OF her friend, Miss Sallade OF Wash
p, Miss Bertha White returned the first OF last
, week from delightful three weeks stay Wild
Mr.. Robert Moseley. one OF Anderson's
most efficient young men, was In the city
Sunday, the guest of friends.
Florence. where he had been to attend the
State Association OF the Baptist Church.
Miss Lily Templeton returned Saturday
from q ten days stay with lrlenus In Spartan
burg and Anderson.
Miss Lula Power ia spending few days
with friends In Antrevtle.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Ferguson have moved to
MRS. Eugene FAINT. of Anderson, is at home
spending while with her mother, Mrs. John
Leslie.
city several days last week. the guest OF her
sister. Mrs j. NJ. Wilkerson.
DR. Thomas ]. Pate has been sent to the Alb.
neville Methodist Church for the next year.
MI. and Mrs. Pate will be In the city In few
Mrs. Margaret sassard and her charming
daughters. Misses Lucille and Louise have
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their home with Mr.. Arthur Sassard.
Mr.. r. Lawton Dargan was in the city Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. Hagap Graves, OF Antrevillle. was In
the CITY Monday the guest OF rieuds.
Mrs. o. B. Rogers. OF Due West. was In the
city Monday, the guest of her father. Mr.. VIII
liam Clinkscales.
IN the country. after spending sometime here
with Mrs. V. D. Lee.
Mrs. james Lawson and her interesting
ip ipe some tine with Mrs. L. Il. Russell.
Miss Rachel Reagan. OF Green wood, Is ex
pected In the city in few days. Miss ReGgan
Will make her home here with Mrs. W. Dale
Barksdae.
3 = Miss Annie Bradley Is IN the city, the CUES,
OF her cousin, Mrs. j. G. Klusn.
REPRESENTING CABLE.
> Cable plano and organ. This is a reliable
arm and q large stock will he placed here
after Cbr,stnas, where they can obtain more
-croom. Mrs. Beachain will be found next {"
DR.. Edwin Hail. one of New York.s
ro'ed d,v,nes preached In the Baptist Church
here Sunday morning. DR.. Hall lectured
Ss se AcrSe Tse
was Instructive aud Interesting.
Mrs. A. s. Garrison returned Monday frotp
a week g stay at her home 10 Monroe, n c.
Miss Ida Hawth thorn. one of Latimer's mos
: attractive young ladies, was In the city Mon-
:, The many friends of Judge J. Fuller Lyon
Columbia, but Trey will be glad to know that
he has a position In the office OF the State
Treasurer. Judge Lyon is now In Columbia
Learning the dnties OF bis office. MIR. Lyon
and Treasurer Jennings are both EXConfed
crate soldiers, each losing an arm In the ser
Vice and they have served on q Conference
committee for years together.
Mrs.. Lucy Thomson came home the last OF
the past week from Sumter, where she had
been TO attend the meeting OF the Daughters
Of The Confederacy. Mr.. Thomson also went
TO Bamberg TO visit her daughter, Miss Eliza
Mrs. L w. White went over to Greenwood
Tuesday tn attend the funeral OF MIR. D. p.
Jordon. Mrs. White then went on to Green
Caroline Mauldin.
Rev. T. W. Sloan went to Troy Monday to
attend the funeral services of Mrs. o. Y. Bon
Mrs. Way, of Selma, Ala, who has been here
ON visit 10 her friend, Mrs. Edward Ca
boun, returned 10 her home Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs. 8. +. Kiliingsworth returned
Z last week from Columbia, where they had
been to attend the meeting OF Con ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Bradley went to Troy
Sunday to attend the funeral services OF Mrs.
Mrs. W. P. Ferguson has returned from
sometime with Mr.. Ferguson.
g.. ENG.cFMEST.ANNoIJS
The engagement of Miss Florence Fuld OF
aunounced-the marriage to be solemnized In
the early spring.
49,. THE woMAN'S CLUB.
The Womau's Club will meet at Mrs. Frank
B. Gary's Saturday afternoon at four O'Clock
A full meeting Ia desired.
QUO vADIs."
Thursday evening the people of our CITY
will have the rare opportunity OF seeing one
OF the pest and m oSt instructive plays on the
stage. The following are clipping from the
press.
kiewicz thought would be the crowulng glory
Of his literary career, was speedily relegnt
ed To comparative oblivion when once the
public had read the great masterpiece
"The Children ofthe Soil" Is Polish story
of one people only while Quo Vadis' is the
story OF the Way OF the Cross.' and has, rnd
belongs to all humanity. This book has
been translated into many languages. and ir
dramatized form. stands foremost among tht
. great scenic predictions OF the day. Ar
elaborate presentation OF Quo Vadis" vii
he given at the Opera House next Thursday
Dec. r. when the public Will welcome the op
. portunlty OF seeing the drama which has at
tracted such favorable criticism.
LYoN-BRADLEY.
The marriage of Miss May Lyon and Mr.
Renrick Bradley will be solemnized WeGnes
day. December lltb, at the home OF th'
brides parents, Capt. and Mrs. John Ly on
Both of these young people have the bes
Wishes OF a host OF friends.
Miss Carrie Wideman, one OF Due West
, most charming young ladies, Ia In the city Il
attend the marriage OF her cousin, Miss Ma.
Lyon to Mr.. Renrick Bradley.
Mr.. George Gambrell. who has had a posi-
ton In Anderson for the past few months,
coming back to Abbeville to take position
with the firm OF L. 7. & I. M. Miller.