The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
4 BEAI.rIFCL TRIBUTE.

sons and daughters were happy in the epj oy-
mept of the pleasures Of the evening.
large number OF visiting guests added
grace and beauty 10 the occasion.
About one o'clock a. m. an elegant banquet
was served, the menu OF which was full and
varied, consisting of seven courses which
were prepared by Capt. McFall, the genial
proprietor of the hotel, and were served In
uptodate style. This was grand introduc-
tlon TO the Eureka, one OF the prettiest hotels
In the upcouptry.
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The Misses Wilson, Of Newt berry, and Miss
Vivian Caldwell, OF Greenville, returned TO
their respective homes yesterday after at
tending the "house party" given last week by
Mrs. Lam bert Caldwell, who is a charming
comfort OF her guests.
After a delightful outing Of several weeks
Miss Ellen Ganlbrell is home again.
Misses Josie and Roena Wells, Of Green
wood, are visiting their friend, Mrs. w. Z. Du-
Miss Adelaide Riggs. of Orangeburg, is the
charming guest OF her uncle, DIR. q. A.
Neuffer and family.
Miss Matte Purdy is visiting her cousin,
Miss Sarah Klugh, of Fort Pickens.
Miss Adele Provost, OF Anderson, is the
honored guest Of her friend, Miss Kate Mar
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, OF Coronaca. are the
guests of their son, Mr.. NJ. t. Coleman and
family.
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daughter Miss Isabelle, will leave this week
for New York.
Misses Monnle and Mary Sign, two of Able
villes prettiest young ladies, have just re-
turned from very pleasant stay with rela-
tives in Columbia
Mr.. Claude McAllister and daughter, Miss
Alice, of Latimer, were the guests Of MIR. Ed.
Calhoun and family Iast Monday.
Mrs. Albert Gilmore Taylor, OF Columbia, is
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. h.
Moore. Mrs. Taylor, nee Miss Gertrude
Moore, has hosts Of friends In Abbeville who
are always delighted to see her.
Mr.. Henry Power spent last Sunday In the
city the guest OF his sister, Mrs. j. l.. McMil'
Messrs. r. S. Link. George Smith and s. j.
Link left yesterday for an outing at Glenn
MIR. Wyatt Aiken and children are visiting
relatives In the Calhoun Mills section. Hon.
Wyatt Aiken went down Saturday and en-
Joyed few days outing In the country.
AN HoNoRED GUEST.
spending a while with his daughter, Mrs. Ro-
senberg. Abbev!lle's gates open wide to this
venerable patriarch, whose hoary hair rests
as Il crown of glory upon his head, and bis
light to do him honor He is always well
come guest in this his old home.
COMING BACK HOME.
Mr.. VIII Sytan now has situation on the
Seaboard as engineer, and will move bis fam
lily back to the old homestead In Fort Pickens
this week. Many friends and relatives give
them q hearty welcome back 10 this their old
home. Abbeville is proud to have such citi'
zens return 10 her midst. We hope this may
be their last move, and that II may De their
happy lot To live with us the balance Of their
days.
LEBANoN's CHARMING VISITORS, PICNIC AND
On last Saturday the annual reunion of
Camp Owen In the way OF splendid basket
picnic was enjoyed by number OF veterans,
together with their sons, daughters and visit
Ing friends. The rich fumes from the 'hash
pot" filled The air, and made the eyes OF the
old vets" twinkle as they glanced from one
to the other, as much as 10 say don u 1t make
you hungry ?" These old soldiers in time OF
"hash" like In time Of war" are always
ready to push forward In the front rank. :;
In the afternoon game Of ball was played
between Lebanon and Warrenton, which was
close and interesting throughout, and closed
the tnth inning by score OF 10 to l5 In favor
of Lebanon team.
We were mistaken last week in giving War
renton credit for the game against Lebanon
on the Warrenton diamond. Lebanon did
not play them, but the game was mixed one
made up Of different teams. The Lebanon
team is a good one and are Jealous Of their
hard won hoDors.
LEBAN0NS CHARMING VISITORS.
Miss Efiie McCombs, OF Greenwood, is visit
ing her friend Nj iss Isabelle Evans.
Miss Genevieve Marchant, OF Abbeville, Is
visiting relatives at Lebanon.
Miss Mary johnson, OF Chester, Is the guest
Of friends at Lebanon.
Misses Sallie, Virginia and Lila Sherard, OF
Moffattsvile. are visiting friends and rela.
tives at Lebanon.
Miss Gussie Cunningham and Miss Mary
Baskin. OF Monterey. are the guests of rela-
Mrs. NJ. j. W ard. OF Florida, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Maggie Sherard.
MRS. sHERARD ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Maggie Sherard entertained last Mon
day In honor Of Lebanon's fair visitors at an
elegant dinner. Those present were Mrs. NJ.
lie ana Virginia Sherard, Miss Gussie Gun.
ningham, Miss Mary Baskin, Miss Leila Ev.
ans, Misses Maggie and Annie Gilbert, Mr..
Thomas Baskin, Miss Genevieve Marchant.
Mrs; oherard is charming hostess entertain
ing her guests most delightfully."-.
Miss Pearl Watson, Of Mount Carmel, after
spending pleasant visit with her cousins,
the Misses Watson, OF Lebanon, returned
home last Monday.
Mr.. John T. Baskin and his son, Tom, of
Lowndesville, took in the picnic at Lebanon
Saturday and spent several days visiting
among relatives In that section.
her uncle. Mr.. r. L. Mabry, OF Abbeville.
DR.. W. E. Link, Of Willipgton, was at the
Lebanon picnic shaking hands with his old
friends.
nesday from the business college of Georgia
on account Of his eyes failing. His physician
told him he must not use them, but give
them rest.
Mrs. A. X. Watson is on a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. Joe Gilbert, Of LowndesviIle
to see her new" grandson.
Mrs. Matte Wilson and children after q
pleasant stay with relatives near White Hall
fItr I'D hNr,N IN lnot lot 1rln
Miss Annie Mary Evans, one OF Lebanon g
sweetest young ladies, returned home this
week from delightful visit to her friend and
former teacher, Miss Lemmie Tribble, OF Due
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parker and daughter
returned home last Saturday after spending
several weeks most delightfully."- at Tallulah
Falls: Mr.. Park or and daughter are much
benefited by the trip.
Rev. J. A. Black held services at Lebanon
church last Sunday morning aud evening.
FLATwooDs NEWS IN sHAKoNs BASKET.
Wilson Brothers are putting their saw mill
in position and Will com m ence saving some
fine lumber by next week.
Mr.. j. K. Riley and family after pleasanl
stay of several weeks with homo folks al
Sharon returned to their home at Piedmont
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. p. Metts after a delightful
visit to relatives and friends near White Hal
and Phoenix returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. James Gillian Is visiting her daug hter
Mrs. Prince, OF Antreville.
Misses Lila and Clyde Sprouse, of Abbeville
are visiting Mr.. J. S. Williams and family, o.
Sharon.
Miss Isabelle Evans has just returned home
from q pleasant stay with friends neal
Hodges and at Antrevile.
ANOTHER GREAT MAN GONE TO HIS REwARI
Lord Salisbury. former Premier and states
man OF Engla breathed his last at the Hat
field House in London last Saturday alter
noon.
MAJOR CHARLES SMITH (BILL Arp AT
DEATHS DOOR.
Many Carolina friends mingle their sorrow
with Georgia friends over the extreme Illness