The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Mr.. Len W. Wh:;c hos returned TO Soul
Carolina College.
Miss Male Robertson ard Miss Lilly TempV
ton went to Lowndesville Saturday and were
the guests Of Mrs. T. .. Cooley until Monday
Miss Helen Smith left Tuesday for Spartan
burg. to resume her school duties. at Converse.
Congressman WyattAiken .retnrnedtSatur-
day from II business trip 10 Atlanta.
Miss Helen White has gone TO Converse
TO resume her studies.
PLEASANT EMBARRASSMENT SATURDAY EVEN
Miss Sara Henry entertained n number OF
her friends nj Fuchre. in honor OF Miss Hame-
rick. OF Gnflney. The evening was in every
way a de lghtful one.
Miss Lena w. Barbce has returned to Rome,
after a pleasant stay here with Mrs. Il. g.
Mr.. DuBose, Of Columbia, was the guest of
Mr.. Len W. White. Jr last week.
Mrs. II. Frank Mctiee has returned TO her
home in Spartan burg after an extended stay
here with her home people.
Mr.. David Hill has returned to Clemson.
Mis- Netfie BrnrSon was in the city last
week the gnest of DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Neufer.
Hiss Brnnson is In Columbia studying
SiencgTaphy and Will soon finish the course
and be ready to accept Il position.
Mr.. Ernest NisRnska LEFT Saturday for
Hartford, Conn, 10 resume bis studies at
Yale.
Miss Julia Foster has returned from Spar
tanburg where she has been spending the
| MONDAYS with ner nome people.
Mr.. Mason Miller and his attractive little
daughter, of Walhalla, were In the city. Fri.
day the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.T Miller.
Miss Mary Hill has returned to Converse
College after a pleasant stay here.
Mr.. Courtney Wilson and Mr.. Eugene Pow
er left Monday for Clinton to resume their
studies at the Presbyterian College there.
school duties At Denmark.
Mr.. Robert McCaw Perrin has returned to
New Orleans where he Is teaching In Tulane
Institute.
Tuesday evening. December the 9th, the
Masons gave their annual supper. The sup
per was served In the dining rooms of the
Eureka and was a well conducted affair. All
present spent n most delightful evening.
Mr.. Tom Miller Of Due West was In the
siiY part Oh last week the guest OF MI ILL.,
Mr.. Lewis Perrin has returned TO Clemson.
Miss Francis and Eunice Calhoun has re-
IN, ned TO their schools in Greenville.
MIR. RayfOrd Power has returned TO Balti.
more
Mr.. Thomas Speer and Nh. George Speer, jr,
We're in town last Thursday on business.
Mr.. Earle Jones has gone back TO Clemson
after u weeks stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius NJ. Vtsanska have re-
turned to their home in Charleston after
spending the holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Kerr attended the mar
rage OF their sister, Miss allie Kerr to Mr..
Estes. in Greenwood, last Wednesday.
MIR. Tom s. Perrin spent the holidays here
with his home neople.
Mr.. Luther Higgerson was the guest of his
sister Mrs. Joe Wilson, dnring the holidays.
Mr.. Wilbur and Mr.. Erskine Blake have
gone back to Clemson.
Miss Kitty Perrin left Saturday for her
home In Greenville sfter a pleasant stay here
with Mr.. Ed. Calhoun.
Miss Mary Starke attended the dance In
Greenwood last Tuesday evening. Miss
starke remained in that city for the Kerr.
E.tes wedding Wednesday evening.
Mr., Robert Jones has returned 10 his home
In Gibson, n. c.
Miss Lucy c. Thomson Is at home after
spending some time IN Walthourville. Ga,
with her daughter, Mrs. l.. H. Highsmith.
Mrj. I. Bry ant is here on a visit to Mrs.
V. D. Lee.
Mr.. Mark speer, ofLowndesvilIe is In the
city under the treatment OF DR.. Hill.
Mr.. w. A. TempletOn spent Friday In
Monterey with Mr.. 6. w. Speer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Conyers, of Greepyille.
were IN the city several days last week the
81 estb OF Mrs. v. u. Lee.
EUcuRE PARTY.
Friday evening the Ladies' Euchre Club
entertained at the home Of Miss Sara Lee.
This lovely home was never more beautiful
than OIL this OCCASION. In each room q cano-
py was formed With crepe paper caught at
the center with ribbons from which were
suspe nded christmas bells. The rooms we're
brilliantly lighted by red and white candles.
Mistlctoe and holly were seen every where.
The score cards were white beautifully lei
tered with red ink, with sprlgs of mlstletoe
caught with ribbons. The first prize, a beau
tIiul Tiffany candle stick, was won by Mrs.
r. L. Dargan. a cigar jar. the second prize,
was won by Mr.. Foster Barnwe(l. The con-
ISOLATION prize u gold clock was won by Miss
Lily Temp. eton. AT the close OF the games
an elaborate salad course was served. Misses
Eliza Gary and Mary Hill were score respers.
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
White tended a reception to a host OF their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. White received their
guests in the drawing room, this room was
tasieiully DECORATED with poited plants: In
the spacious EalI the guests were met by Mrs.
Mamie Wardlaw, Mr.. Geo. White. Jr., Mr..
WIN White. Mrs G.. A. Milford, Miss Rosa
Maxwell and Miss Lily Templelon assisted
in receiving, In the parlor the guests min:
gIed for a social chat before being ushered
into the supper room beyond. 10 the supper
room n bevy OF young girls served a delight
full said course. Misses lone and Helen
smith, Mary Hill, Irene Rosenberg lone and
Caro- Morse, Ivy Calhoun were amoug those
who served. Mrs. T. q. White and Mias
Emma White had charge of the coffee table
al the back OF the hall. All present spent q
most enjoyable evening.