The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
WEST END.
happenings and Incidents of a Week
About the City.


About the City.
Abbeville S. c., July II, 1909
Miss S. Leona Blake is in Lowndesvill
spending some time with her sister, Mrs
Miss Stella Simpson left last Wednesday 70
| Atlanta, where she will spend month will
her home people before returning here Il
| take up her music again.
Miss Bessie Harrison OF Phlladclphia Is II
the city the attractive guest Of Miss Florid'
| and Miss nellie Reese.
| Miss Emma Bowman, one OF fLowndesville1
| most charming young girls, Is In the city
spending some time with her friend, Mis-
Marie Cneatham:
Miss Isabel Haddon expects to cave In few
days for Troy to spend some time with he
aunt Mrs. Chalmers Haddon.
Miss Helen Mower left he first of last weeR
for her home In Newberry, after pleasan
stay here the guest of her aunt. Mrs. l.. W
White.
Wednesday and spent several days In tha
city shopping.
Miss Gussie Wilson of Columbia has been in
the city for the past ten days the guest Of he'
Mr.. VIM. NJ. CAN'T of Anderson was In the
city Sunday and Monday the guest OF friends
Mr.. Erskine Blake aud Master Lowrle Blake
spent several days last week In LowndesVille
with their cousin, Mr.. Charles Tennent
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Jones and Miss Mary
E. Jones lett last Friday for their home IN
Lancaster after q most delightful stay here al
the guests of Miss Eliza Gary The Misses
Jones received many social attentions whl!e
IN the city.
MIR. Frank Bradley of Troy was in town Fri.
day on business.
tended visit to Blacksburg, Va, where she
will be the guest Of Miss Nancy Aiken.
Miss Eula Mai Kay Is in the city the guest
nf her school friend Miss Marie Cheatham.
Miss Kay is from Lowndesville. Her sweet,
gentle manner always wins her host OF
friends
Mr.. w. Augustus Lee, who ia official scorer
for the Columbia base ball team, spent Sun.
day here with his home people,.
Miss Tennent OF McAlliSter. Indian Terri
tory, is In the city visiting her cousin. Mrs.
James Chalmers.
rom Jefferson, Ga. Mr.. Cochran returned to
mis- work Wednesday after packing up his
household goods.
Miss Ida Brown OF Bolton is In the city
spending while with her friend, Mrs. W. u.
Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence Fouche of Colum bia
nave been the guest OF their daughter, Mrs.
James Bradley: for the past few days.
Miss Nancy Poole returned to her home In
Newberry Friday after spending some time
here with Mrs. Charles A. Milford and Mrs. T.
Gordon White. Miss Poole Is always well
come visitor to our city.
Miss Ida NAV Brownlee of Antrevile ia In
the city the guest OF Miss Marie Cheatham.
Mr.. Charley Cowan of Bellview was in town
Friday on business.
BOOK CLUB.
The Book Club had a pleasant meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. VIM.
p Greene. Mark Twain" was the author
discussed for the evening. The meeting Was
Miss Annie Aiken of Green wood is expected
IN the city this week. Miss Aiken will be the
guest OF Miss Ohie and Miss Caro- Morse.
Mrs. j. s. Norw ood and Miss Elizabeth Nor
otfr O nd nnp npg6Q q
the guest OF Mrs. James II. Perrin
Miss Mary burst of Green wood was with
her sister, Mrs. Barksdale, several days last
week.
Mrs. r. Lawton Dargan is at home again af
ter q few days stay in Atlanta.
Mr.. James Boseman Of Ninety-Six spent
severa! days In the city last week.
Miss Marion McClary OF Clinton Is the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. Ward Thomson.
Miss Mary Lou Smith and Master W. Joel
Smith left Thursday for Blacksburg, Va,
where they will spend some time.
Miss Margaret Miller, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Augustus Cochran,
has gone To Nipety.SiX.
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks Cheatham went to At
anta ast W Wednesday and spent several days.
The camping party returned from Millwood
Friday afternoon having thoroughly enjoyed
their three days outing.
Miss Bessie Henry will spend some time
mere as the guest Of Miss Marie Gary before
returning to her home in Greenville.
Mr.. Edgar Acker OF Green wood was in the
city last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. J. Towpes Robertson lett last Wednes-
day for Atlanta where he has accepted a posi-.
lion with the Atlanta Street Railway Electri-
.ai Co. Mr. Robertson has just com lpleted the
Electrical course at Clemson and is fully quail
flied TO I'LL the position.
Dr. John o. Wilson, Presiding Elder OF this
District. preached In the Methodist church
church Sunday morning.
Miss Sallie Kerr leaves In few days for
Nashville, TenD., where she Will visit rea-
lives.
Miss Clarce Knight left Friday for her
home in Lancaster, after spending some time
here with Mrs. w. {. Ewart
EUCuRE CLUB.
The Euchre Club will be entertained Friday
afternoon by Miss Mary l.. Robertson.
Mrs. Hayne Wannsmake of OranCeburg
has been the guest of Mrs G. A. Neuffer for
he past ten days
Mrs Geo McDuffie Miller has returned to
her home in Laurens after short stay here
with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Cochran.
Mr.. and MIS-. Cheatham moved into the De-
Bruhl house Monday. Mr.. Cheatham is con-
templating making number OF changes In
the house, but will not begin work for some
time.
Miss Addle Hughes left Tuesday for her
home in Trenton after pleasant visit here.
PLEASANT EVENING.
Miss Marie Cheatham entertained a number
OF her friends Monday evening at an Al
Fresco Party given in honor of her guests
Miss Bowman, Miss Brow nlee and Miss Kay
most delightful evening was enjoyed by
those present.
Miss Louise DeBruhl and Mr. NJ p. DeBruhl
are at Latlmer spending few days with Mr..
George Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wilson entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Gussie
Wilson and Mr.. Beckly OF Columbia. The
evening WAS In every way a pleasant one.
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh and Miss Louise Nc
Intosh OF Elberton are in the city the guests
of relatives.
DR., Hayne Wannamaker Of Orangeburg was
In the city Saturday and Sunday the guest Of
his uncle, DR.. 6. A. Neuffer.
d. OF C..
The Daughters had their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon a. the home OF
Mrs. Frank B. Gary.