The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-14
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Happenings n tneideists Of IA week
q: " About the City.

-. December. ! 1904.
Miss Neville Pope one of Newberry's most
charming young ladies has returned 10 her
home after being The guest OF Miss Marie
many delightful social attentions during her
stay here.
MIR. E. r. Lucas OF Walhalla, was the guest
Of Mrs. H. Perrin, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Wright left Saturday for her
nome 10 Union, after a weeks stay here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. White.
Mrs. A. L.'GarriSon came to Abbevllle, sun
day after being in Atlanta for some time
Abheville Monday and went on 10 their home
in Truitiand NC.
Miss Lucy Gilbert and Miss Lizzie Gilbert
were In town Monday shopping.
Mrs. PM Mcllwain of Hodges is in town
staying with her sister Mrs. w. A. Nickles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William g. Hill left Tuesday
for their home in Charleaton after spending
= few days here with his parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Hill. The best 1 shes OF q host of
friends 60 with this young couple.
Mrs. J. S. Norwood Of dresden was here
last week attending the K. Off. Bazaar.
Miss Belle Visanka Is in Atlanta stayins
with her brother. Mr.. Sam Visanska.
Miss Male Robertson entertained the Clark
Allen Chapter OF the d. of Cs at the regular
Monthly meeting. 5 -
Mrs. Lila Mnbry retired last Wednesda!
from Augusta after a pleasant stay there with
| DIR. Perm Wardlaw. 4. NJ -
Mr.. David Hill came down from Clemyon
| College Thursday and stayed here until nn-
day. .,I >yf-.I.
Rev. P. B. Wells left; Tuesday for Darling:
ton where he goes to attend the con ference.
Mr.. Wells is much beloved in our city and IL
is hoped he will, return 10 Abbeville for an!
The K. OF P. Bazaar opened last Tuesday
evening. 81
Their new roomy ball with its bright lights
was filed with brightly decorate booths.
! lust in side the door WAS the candy booth
done in yellow and white piled high on all
sides with candies OF al kinds. This booth
was In charge OF Mr.. L. r. Miller, ably assis-
lied by Mrs. 1t. Miller, Mrs. Bnilork, Miss
Lee, Miss Robertson, Miss Russell, MISS
Gary. Miss Thompson. Miss Templelon.
Next came the gay Japanese booth where
lovely cushions OF all kinds were displayed.
Mr.. w. E. Johnson was 10 charge here and
had as his helpers, Mrs. ]. r. Glenn, Miss
Jennie Allen, Miss Marshall, Miss Nell Ed.
wards.
here Mrs. Joe Wilson held sway. Miss
Wintop Parks had the Doll booth in charge,
and from a pretty tree dolls OF ALI ages, siZes
and des riptions were hung. This booth was
always a center Of attraction.
| DR.. Gambrell, Miss Alma Gambrell, and
Mrs. Fuller, were also Interested In this
booth. The fancy work was in charge OF
Mrs. Gambrell, Mrs. Neufter. Miss Brooks,
| Mss Ellen Gambrell and Miss Seal. Many
useful and lovely articles were shown. The
| Cigar booth was under the direction nf Mr..
Fraser Lyon, Miss McCIung, Misses Fannie
| ana MARY SldIh doSlelcu uIuu. LIE oOOliI
was very attractive to the men.
Miss Lena Moseley has returned to her
home in Prosperity after. spending a While
here with Mrs. E. r. Thomson.
Mr.. j. r. Bissett OF Raleigh was In the city
Sunday.
Mrs. r. l.. Dargan well entertained the Eu
chre club Friday afternoon at four O'Clock.
MIR. John F. Lirugstrue Of Columbia WAS
Mr.. Warren Fleming of Honea Path was
here sunday the guest OF Mr.. Lorton Robert.
SOP.
Miss Eugeuia Robertson has retnrne ed from
Anderson where she was the guest of Mrs.
Mark CAN'T.
Il SUPPER ROOM.
The Supper Room at the K. OF P. Bazaar
was In charge OF Mrs. c. D. Brown. Mrs. l.. T.
Miller, Mrs. Gus Richie and Mrs. Starke.
Oysters, Salads and sweets were served all
during the Bazaar. They were assisted In
sersing by Miss Thomson, Miss Robertson
Miss Brooks, Miss Templeton. Misses Louise
Brown, Allen Miller, Ethel Lyon. Bessie Lee
Cheatham, The Bazaar was a financial sue
cess every one working 10 make II q success.
Mr.. G. D.. Brown was on the r~efreshment
committee II gave valuable aid. MIR. Lewis
Perrin was treasurer.
Row. James Lawson has gone to Darlington
to attend Conference. Mr.. Lawson has charge
of the Factory chapel and has done a good
work there.
Rev. Mr.. Peeler of Antreville was in town
Monday the guest of Rev. James Lawson.
He went 10 Darlington Tuesday.
Mrs. John r. Blake entertained the Able
Vile chapter of the D. Of G. Tuesday alter
noon.
Hon. Frank B. Gary has been holding
Court In Spartanburg.
DIR. F. Z. Harrison D. g.. NJ. has gone In
Charleston to attend the Grand'Lodgs meet
ing of the Masons In Mondays news and
Courier there was a good photograph OF DR..
Harrison with an interesting sketch OF his
life.
Mrs. Ellis Graydon went to Edgefield last
week to attend the funeral services OF her
niece, Mrs. Julia Tompkins Sherfersee.
Mrs. Maggie Sherard of Lebanan was In
town Monday shopping.
Mr.. w. H Jones has gone to Charleston to
attend a meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of the
Masors.
Mr.. Tom Milford has moved TO Columbia.
He has accepted a position with The Southern
Rail Road.