The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-28
A SOCIAL EVENT.
4 Delightful Social Entertainments
and Lawn Party Given by Messrs.
HaddOn and Anderson to their
Many Friends at the Elegant Resi-.
dence of MIR X. M. HaddOn.

HaddOn md Anderson to their
Many Friends at the Elegant Resi-.
dence Of Mr. Il. NJ. HaddOn.
Autbe fair bellies and all the gallant beaux
of the younger set in Aboeville were out In
full force to the delightful social entertain
ment and lawn party given Monday evening
at the handsome residence and on the beautl-
ful lawn of Mr.. Il. NJ. Haddon by Mr.. Clifford
Sondey Haddon, the popular and polite
salesman at 4. NJ. Haddon Co.'S. store and
Mr.. Paul Edward Anderson, the aftable and
courteous head clerk at A. B. Morse's store,
TO their innumerable host OF young frlends
and acquain ntances.
The young people paired off into couples
and betook themselves TO various nooks and
corners around over the spacious lawn and
flowers and there the time sped all too swift-
ly, while the happy couples talked empty
nothings and sentimental inonsense TO each
other But the two young hosts, assisted by
the two charming and pretty chaperones,
Miss Lille Templeton and Miss Male ROBERT
son, saw to IT that the young ,gallcnts were
frequently changed so that tie paired OH
couples would not become Wearlsom 10 each
other. The evening. thus sped happily along
TO all present till little after the hour OF eleven
all were called in to the spacious and beauti-
served with ice tea. Immediately after all
had assuaged their thirst with this cooling
drink, they again betook themselves 10 the
lawn and were soon seated by tWos and
placed about on the lawn.
In few moments the five sweet and pretty
little Mattresses, Misses Helen and lone
Smith, Onie and Cara Morse and kugenia
walters ladened with Ice cream and cake
which they soon withs charming grace and
sweetest manner. distributed at the various
tables amongst the waiting guests.
After the delightful refreshments had beon
freely partaken of, Mr.. Clifford Haddon gave
out to each guest little piece OF pastboard
with NUMBER written upon It,. One mum
Der, which was the counterpart OF one OF the
numbers given out, had been placed in an
envelope and sealed up.
The com pany were then asked to gather In
to the handsome and elegant parlor where
the sealed envelope was broken and the
lucky number made known. The counter
part Of the number A was found TO be held by
Miss Onie Morse, who was then called for
ward and presen ted with the prize, pair OF
pretty little patent leather opera ties. size 2l2,
which, like the famous Cindarilla slipper, Is
sure to be perfect fit. Immediately after
this, the hour being past midnight the COM
hosts, the chaperones and each other and
turned their steps homeward with the firm
conviction In the mind OF each one that they
had spent one of the pleasantest evenings of
beautifully Illuminated with Chinese lam
terms and rustic seats were plentifully scat
tered over the lawn, and afforded comfort
able resting place for all those who desired
to set down. Mrs. A. B. Morse and Misses
Male Robertson and Lille Tenn pleton were
the chaparones for the party, and were most
gracious and hospitable towards the company
and superintended the arrangements for the
evening. and the dispensing OF the refresh
ments with such consumate tact that every
thing went off with the utmost smoothness
and proficiency. Those who were present we're
Misses Monte Sign, Fannie Cason,, Nell Ed.
ward, Lois Robertson. Willie Seal, Lillian,
Alma, and Ellen Gambrell, Sarah Henry,
Matte Jennings, Josie Lyon, Nell Reese.
Elise Long. Fannie and Mary Stark, Maud
McClung, Louise DeBrubl, Marie Gary,
Louise sassard, Helen and lone Smith. Cara
and Onie Morse. Eugenia Robertson. Evelyn
Clark, OF Portsmouth, Va Ella and Victoria
Amos. of spartanburg, and Rosa Reynolds
OF Greenwood, of the young ladies, and
Messrs. Frank and Earl Jones, George White
Wallace Bailey, WI and Robert g;oa aemp@hiII, p@s
Perrin, w. ]. Templeton, Wilbur Blske, Joel
Morse, Tom Lyon, Thompson Hollingsssw1rth, ss
Mack Henry Ernest Visanska, Sam Hill. Tom
Seal, Alfred Lomax. Giles Templeton, Lindo
Jennings, w. h. Morse. Parro Morel. Of Or.
lando, Fla, and Eustis Stevenson, of New.
berry, OF the young men. w. 81. M.