The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-11-09
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Happenings and Incidents OF Wee
About the City.

Happenings and Incidents OF q Wee
About the City.
November Sth, 1901
Mrs. T. II. Furman of Atlanta has been In
the city for several days the guest OF Mrs
Fannie Allen.
last week the guest of Mrs. r. E. Cox
- Miss NelleN Barton, one OF anderson s
charming young ladies was In town Friday
and Saturday the guest OF Mrs. A. B. Cheat-
Mr.. Charles Cowan Of Bradley. attended
the Wilson-Cason wedding last Wednes-
Miss Ethel Nance, OF Monterey was in
town last week the guest OF her aunt MIS-
w. E. Sherard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II: P. Boggs OF Ba!timore. 'a,E 1Sat
home. Mr.. Boggs is with the New 1ork
Miss nellie PRESLEY of Troy, was in town
% Mrs: 8. snSs; W Speer and Mes Susan speer
were in town Mondsy.
Mrs. J. D. Kerr entertained the Euche
Club last Tuesday afternoon, the meeting
Miss sara Lee went TO Due West last week
to be present at the Lee-Boyd wedding.
Mrs. Harland Presley, and her Interest
ing little daughter Margaret were In the city
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh of Bordeaux, was IN
town Monday the guest of Miss Lee. ,,,
Mrs. Sara Martin Cover returned to Mis-
days in Bordeaux, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Carlile OF Spartanourg'
we're in town Sunday to see their motner'
Miss Mary burst OF Greenwood was the
guest of her sister Mrs. Cheatham several
The Clark Allen Chapter OF the D. of Cs
met with Miss Lily TempIetou Monday after
noon.
...,| ELEGANT RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &. Ellis entertained about
&, two hundred OF their friends Tuesday even
Ing at Reception. The beautiful and ele
CANT modern home never looked orient
and more like fairylHnd than on this occa
sion. The entire lower floor WAS thrown IN
to one room. Autumn leaves, In all their
gay splender, formed the decorations. Mrs
Ellis received in an elaborate white crepe
gown beautifully trimmed with lace. Mis1
Simpson who gracefully served punch was
charming in a white Silk trelette In the
dining room number OF Aooevliies mos
attractive debutantes served denghtlu
salad course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Rosepburg OF Greenwood
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Philip Rosen'
Miss Gussie Wilson OF Columbia, was In
town last week 10 attend the wilson Casoh
sam Rosenburg. of Greenwood, spen'
Sunday In towp.
Mr.. Clifford Cade, OF Bordeaux, was in town
Mr.and Mrs. Albert E. Taylor, o. SALISBURY
N. c.. are in the city visiting Mr.. q. II
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Allen OF Warrenton,
were 10 the city last week guests OF Mrs. M
The A6beville Chapter of the D. Of C's; was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. l.. 1
Miller.
Miss Margaret Evans was ia town shop
M. James Sherard of Iva spent part Of last
week here with his son Mr.. w. Z. Sherard.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Wednesday afternoon. November the sec.
ond, Miss Annie Rosa Wilson and MIR. Nor
man Cason were married at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. M. b. Wilson; Rev. Il. z. Fenpe'
otficiated. Miss Gussie Wilson OF Columbia,
was maid OF honor and Mr.. Henry Wilson,
best man. The bride entered the parlor on
the arm of her brother, Mr.. M. b. Wilson |
The bride wore going away gown OF brown
cloth with touch OF burnt orange. velvet
and blue lomlsene. She carried an armiul OF
white chry ssntbemums mingled with terms;
After the ceremony the guests were ushured |
into the dining room, bower OF beauty
hung with autumn leaves. An elaborate
salad course was served.
The parlors and front nall OF the WILSON'S
spacious home were lost beautifully decorat. |
ed with asparagus and ivy. A large number
handsome and useful presents were gwen Mr.
and Mrs. Cason. The best wishes OF large |
circle OF friends Is extended 10 them.
e.. DEATH OF EUGENE wARDLAw.
Mr.. Eugene Wardlaw died at bis home near
the city Monday after u long and tedious ~
ness Mr.. Wardlaw was in the employ # P. |
Rosenburg & Co., when taken Ill with fever.
He went 10 bis home and after a long struggle
began 10 get well, he was taken with pneu- |
fnonia and the end came. Mr.. Wardlaw Il |
we'll known In the town and county and it is |
with deepest regret that bis death is learned
OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Chapman returned |
from Atlanta Saturday. Mr.. Chapman l. |
much improved and his friends hope for him
q speedy recovery.
Rev. J. A. Brown Of Due West preached I
the Baptist Church Sunday. DR.. wilkins, the |
pastor, was in Lowpdesvile at that time.