The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-06-24
WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents OF Week
About the City.

About the City.
Jun. "a, 1898.
Mrs. Sarah Wardlaw Smith aud lts-e Miss
es Florlde and Mary Noble Smith OF w God. :.
ruff are In the city the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Joel Smith.
Mr.. Ernest Visanska reached home Thurs.
day from Yale Cole ge where he has been at
tendsng school for the past two years. His
friends are glad to welcome him back after
Miss Grace smith, Miss Marie Gary. Mr..
g Mr.. Lewis Perrin and Mr.. H. Gillespie Smith
went TO Bradley Saturday and we're the
guests of Mrs. Lizzie Harrison and Mr.. Wade
) Harrison until sunday afternoon.
q. Miss Margaret Glffen and Mr.. Bruce Gitfen
y were In the city last Wednesday the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r M. Haddon.
Miss Annie Penny has gone to Greenwood
to attend the Missionary conference.
DR.. George Penney went to Anderson last
Wednesday 70 be present at the marriage OF
his b: other Mr.. william Penney to Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Goebel have moved to Alb
beville and are now occupying part Of Mr.; " r.
Goeoel has a position with the Seaboard Air
- Line.
Mr.. Marion Latimer Of Lowndesvelle is
IN the city the guest OF bis cousin, Mr.. WILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill were among those
who went to Anderson last week TO be
Miss Verna Cinkscales of Monterey was
the pretty guest OF her friend Miss Ethel
Lyon last week.
Miss Hattie Brogden was the guest OF Miss
Maize Robertson. Miss Broaden will leave ID
q few days for Raleigh where she will study
before going to Upton, Ca. TO begin her
r school duties.
Mr.. John Fraser Livingston. Jr. o. Colum-
bia was in the city last Thursday and Friday
the guest OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
l. vingston.
ST. BOOK CLUB.
The Book Club had q most delightful meet.
ing Thursday afternoon at The home OF Mrs.
Claude Jones. mark Twain" was the. author
!; discussed for the afternoon.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson
seven and one half miles south of Abbev1lle
Wilson was in The city and Mrs. Wilson was
In the front Of the house 30 the flames were
not discovered until they had gained too
much headway to b. eStinguished. I ,No Very
regretted by all OF their friends.
Mrs. II. P. Mc1lwain now OF Spartanburg
apent several days In the city last week.
Mrs. McIlwain still claims this city as home
and is always a welcome visitor 10 our town
Miss Nellie Reese came home Friday from
Anderson where she has been spending few
days with friends since finishing her work al
&Goldsboro. N. G.
Mrs. Chalmers Haddon came to Abbeville
Monday and will be the guest OF Mrs. H. NJ.
Haddon for several days.
Miss Willie Wymsn left Tuesday for Aiken
where she will visit her grandmother Mrs.
Wyman. Miss Hattie and Miss Wnlie Wy.
nan VIII leave IN b lew week Ior Lltlie hock
Ark, where they will join Rev. and Mrs.
Dr. L. I. Hill left Monday for Columbia
: where he will remain until Thursday.
Miss Ida Mae Brownlee lett Wednesday for
her home In Antreville after spending some
time here theiguast Of her sister Mrs. John A.:
Dickson.
vacation here with his mother Mrs. A. w.
Jones. MIR. Jones IL q fine student aud IL
making his mark al Clemson.
Prosperity Tuesday TO be present At the mar
rtage OF Mr.. Frank Brown and Miss Wise.
Mr.. Brown worked al the Southern Station
here for q number Of years and is PERSONA
friend OF MIR. and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Onie and Miss Caro- Morse came home
Friday from Spartanburg after an extended
stay there as the guests OF Mrs. ]. D. Carlisle.
Miss Bates, one OF Batesburg's most fasci-
( mating young ladies' Is In the city the guesi
OF her cousin Miss Alma Gambrell.
Miss Glare Seago OF Greenwood has been In
the City for the past few days the guest OF Mrs
Miss Louise Mcintosh is expected in the
city in q tew days. Miss Mcintosh IL one OF
Abbeville's most admired VISITORS.
Miss Floride Reese came home Saturday
from Goldsboro n. c., where she has finished
q most successful season. MISS Reese Is q
talented trimmer and is very successful IN
Mrs Wallace OF Cokesbury ia In the Gil,
spending, while with her daughter Mrs
Miss Irene Rosenberg will leave in a few
days for an extended visit TO Atlanta. She
will be the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Sam Visan.
ska while in that City.
Mr.. w: Giles Tempeton spent Thursday
and Friday in the city. He lett Friday fol
Ninety Six while waiting orders from the
Draper Loom Company.
Mr. John Fraser Livingston returned from
Lockhart Friday after an extended stay
there with Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey.
Mr.. James d. Perrin Of atlanta came 10
Il NJ
has position with the Armour Packing Co.
in Atlanta. His friends hope he will meet
with success In his new work.
Mrs. w. Dale Barksdae spent part OF last
and Mrs. J. K Durst
Mr.. Eugene Link who has been with Mr.:
B. NJ. Hill for the past three months, will
have charge OF MIR. j. +. Mller's ice house.
Miss Ellen Gambrell has gone 10 Green
wood az delegate TO the Missionary Con-
Mr.. and Mrs william Penny are in the city
spending while with their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Penny before going TO their home In
Mrs. Edward E. Platt. or Graniteville. is
IN the city the guest OF her mother, Mrs. j.
Mrs. Leroy T. Miller left Saturday for
Charlotte. n. c.. where she goes to see her
brother, Mr.. Billy Wilson, who is In the hos.
pital there convelesant from Injuries received
In q railroad accident. Mrs Miller will visit
Mrs. Shield In Lenston N. c., before return
Miss Irene Hill, who has been the guest Of
friends In the city for the past 10 days. left
Wednesday for her home IN Wilkes County,
Miss Hettie McCuuan returned to her
home Wednesday, after pleasant visit to
Mr.. Geo. Smith, of Calhoun Falls, was in
town Monday the guest OF Mr.. W. Joel
Smith.
day TO attend the funeral Of her uncle.
Messrs J. Townes Robertson and Geo.
Smith spent several days last week in
Charleston and at the Isle Of Palms.
town several days last week the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilkinson.
GIFFEN pHIFER.
Wednesday, June 24th, at the home Of MIR.
aud Mrs. r. 8. Galloway at Due West, Miss
Margaret Speer Giffen and DR.. Frederick w.
Pnifer will be united In marriage. The mar
riage Ia OF Interest 10 number OF AboeVll-
ians as both OF the young people made lhls
their home during the past year. The very
best wishes OF large circle or friepds attend
them TO their home in Statesville, n. G.
MISS RAE LOWE spoNcLER.
The friends Of Miss Sponcer here will be
glad to learn something OF her since she has
left our city to make her home elsewhere. On
next Friday afternoon the last OF the com
fpimeptary recitais OF the season will be CIV
en- at Piano Parlors No. l9 Perry st., SaVan-
nab. miss Sponcler will assist on this oc-
casion. Miss Sponcler WILL make her first
appearance before a Savannah audience and
the few who have heard her play in private.
believe that she will create upon the list eners
big surprise aud splendid impression.
She has just graduated with high honors from
the Kleluworth Conservatory OF Music In
Atlanta and though still quite young, bids TO
become one OF the foremost piansts Of the
south."-(Savannah Morning News.)
CRoMER BURNS.