The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-06-10
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents of a Week
About the City.

June ~, lSVo.
Mr.. W. Joel Morse returned last Wednes-
day from Spartanburg where he has oeen
spending few days on his way home from
Miss Sara Perrin White came home Wed.
nesday from Winthrop College where she
has graduated. Miss White has completed a
successful four years course and Is well quail
i6ed for the work she will undertake.
Miss Sara Henry and Miss Lucy Henry went
to Clemson College to attend the Com mence.
ment Hop. The Misses Henry VIII be the
guests of Prot David Henry while al Clemson.
Mrs. ]. 8. Norwood OF Dresden was IN the
city Friday to attend the funeral OF her frlend
Mrs. Frank DuPre.
FLINCH PARTY.
Miss Helen Smith entertained the Young
Girls Finch Club Thursday afternoon IN
charming manner. At the close OF the AFTER
noon ices and cakes were served.
Miss Helen White left Thursday LOT an eH.
the guest OF her cousins Miss Carrie Poole and
Miss Myra Mower.
Miss Marie Cheatham came home the hrst
OF last week from Chicora College where sne
has been attendi ng school for the past session.
Mrs. Lewis w. Perrin and Mre. Tn0mas
Gordon White went 10 Clemson College Tues.
day to be present at the graduation OF Cadet
Thomas 8. Perrin who has completed nls
four wears course at this college. Mr.. Perrln
has a most Of friends who wish him every
success in the commencement OF lies strug-
lyle.
Hill Thursday here she bad been to attend
the Winthrop commencement
Mrs Allen M. Shoen left Saturday for Cal
houn Falls " here she will spend q few days
with Mrs. ] 8. Norwood before returning TO
Mrs. Henry Keys Cleveland left last week
Tor her home in Atlanta where she Will
spend awhile with her home people.
THE CLARK ALLEN CHAPTER.
The Clarke Allen Chapter OF the Daughters
of the Confederacy will meet June 18th at
Miss Sara Henry's. The Chapter has not had
a meeting for some time and this will be an
Prof. z. +. Gillian left Saturday for Bishop.
Vile where he goes to conduct the summer
school. He will be away several weeks.
Miss Mary and Miss Fannie StarKe came
Green willie, where they have been attending
Miss Carlotte Alexander who has been the
days returned to her home in Washington.
's Miss sac CeIe Ii Wins,ook and Miss Evelyn Ros-
enberg came up from Greenwood Saturday
= Dr.. Dr. Robert 5. Moore, one Of Elberton's ris;
Ing young doctors, was In the city several
0Gs,s RsS. XII KirkIand s q. fnlay OF Clemson Col
lege is In the city attending the GreenyMille M
Concovation. Mr. Finlay is the guest OF Col.
j. Townes Robertson.
church is here attending the Convocation.
He is the guest OF Hon. w. II. Parker.
Mrs. D. r. Mitohner has returned nom an
extended trip to her home people In Lump
Miss Irene Hill, one Of Wilkes county's.
Ga, most attractive daughters Is In the city
spending awhile with friends.
Mrs. Frank II. MCGEE lett SatnIoay iot ner
home In Spartanburg after an extended stay
with her mother, Mrs. T. P. Quarles. Mrs.
MoGee was delayed in Woodruff for some
time on account OF the high waters.
Miss Blanche Clinkscales was In the city
last Tuesday on her way home from Chieora
COLLEGE where she has been attending school
for the past year. Miss Clinkscales was met
here by her father, Mr.. James Clinkscalea
and went to their beautiful country nome III
Monterey.
Rev. G. Isaac Wallace, pastor Of the Lown.
desville Presbyterlan church, has oeen In
the city the guest Of MI; & w; G: shersrd; ,.,n
the city TO attend the marriage OF her brother
Mr.. Thomas Highsmith TO Mics Eliza Allen
Thomson. Miss Highsmith ts the guest OF
Alssi Mr Jo p Giles represen Ting james 81. Dur.
ham q Co. ofNew York was In town Monday.
Miss Isabel Haddon and Mr.. r. M. Haddon
went 10 Due West Tuesday to witness the un-
Yelling ofthe Greir monument.
DR.. Thomas Law Of Spartanburg preached
In the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
DR.. Law was the guest Of Mr.. A. B. Morse
while In the city.
Mrs John Alexander OF Washington. Ca,
is here the guest OF Mrs. Ed. Calhoun.
DEATH OF MRS. DUPRE.
Last Thursday after lingering illness, Mrs.
Sellie Marshall DuPre passed from this life
to that happier life beyond. She had been
in failing health for over year, yet the end
came suddenly. Her life went out like the
peaceful calm Of q summer twilight. She
has gone to be with Jesus and to be made
like him. The grief stricken family have the