The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-05-22
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.

afternoon by MISS Marie Gary in homo o.
Mrs. F. E. Harrison was one OF the MOST ae
Iiehtful affairs that has been given In Aoot'
Vile In some time. The score cards were
dainty little slippers OF white and gold. After
The esmes Mrs, Robert =. Link was awarded
the frst prize, o set OF shirt waist pins. MRS
G.. E. Caly ert the second, q PACK cat: Ue
Iicious cream Anu cake waa served. He1resh.
ing punch va served during the afternoon
" Miss B!snshe Diary was in the city last
Wednesday 40 attend the Euchre pa,ty ,glver
by Miss Gary IN o Of MIS-. +. Z. HAITI
Miss Mary Durst was in the city Saturday
from Greenwood visiting her sister, MRS. "
ID. Barksdale.
Mr.. John M. Harden left Monday for Nor
fork, Va, wheit lie will sttepd \ ineetlnS o
the southern Cotton Oh Company: Mr
Harden will srei'd q few Gays 81 lne HApo'i
ton before reruiring home.
Mr.. W. E. (asun left sunday 1r WoodruI
where he ". NJ to attend the lnneral oihli
faeher, Rev. w. B. Cason. MI: Ca'nn mas lns
Mis-. O.. W. Ipeer and Mr.. Arthur Speer o
Monterey were in town Saturday. ,
Miss Francis Morrsh, one OF M. Carmell
most charming young ladies, was shopp1nt
In the city Saturday. por,s
mouth, Va, where she will be the guest o
friends for several weeks. Am
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chalmers, Mrs. McD
Cater and the Misses Cater spent Innrsoay q
Rocky River cemetery having some needee
Miss Mary e. Hill is at home after finishing
up q successful years work at ;Con verse
Miss Hill has q delightf1l voice ana hss glTst
special attention to the training ana develop
Mrs. John r. Bake is in Virginia spending
some time with her grand parents. ,
Mr.. Kenneth Hill 1s here from F!oridf
spending a while with his sister, Mrs. james
Miss JAMIE Jay and Miss Grey Neel OF Troy
were IN the city Saturday the guests OF Mrs
w. D. Wilson,
EUCHRE CLUB.
The Euchre club had q delightful meeting
Friday Afternoon at the home OF Miss ELS
Bowie, Twenty ladies were present at thi
delightful affair. Alter cards we're lala aslo'
delicious Ices and cakes was served. Mrt
G, d. Brown will entertain the clno Inursoa!
afternoon May the SOth. =,
INTERESTING DEBATE
Friday afternoon at the close of the week
work q debate between q lev from me elgntl
and ninth grades. The Query, "Mesoiye.
they were one hundred years ago" tn
eighth grade had the Affirmative while th'
ninth the negative. Those who represented
the eighth grade were MISS Aoa R meM MiIisp
1Afaba
William Graydon and Alex DICE. Nintf
grades representatives were Miss Carrie
Fleming, Miss Estella Strickle. Mas BessiI
Jopes, Miss Mary l.. link and Mr.. Joe Hufi
The Judges were DR.. w. D.. Simpson. Mr.. j
NJ, MOBILES and DR.. G. G Gsmbreli. Tue al
irmatives won the debate. Quite q numbe
OF outsiders were present 10 hear the yount
people and everyone was delighted at tn
clear, concise way In which the yot ng people
expressed themselN es. They show careful
training In facts as we'll az literature and re.
feet crt dit on their Instructors.
city SATURDAY. and Sunday With Miss burst
Miss Evelyn johnson OF Portsmouth, Va.
Ia in the city the charming guest OF Mrs. Jos
Wilson.
ia, 8 mere last week with bis BIT ter Mr.. j. 3
Nor rod.
day IN the city.
The infant child OF Mr.. ard Mrs. g. w
FuI.ar died at their home here after q shUrl
lime 8. saturday af; q The little body
WAS laid 10 rest Sunday si'erno'n IN Melros'
cemetery surrounded by a host o. o IN pathys
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Daptz'er OF Hodges
were in the city Sunday 10 attend the funera
services OF ths infant child OF MIR. and Mrs
g. w. Fuller, ~
Miss Marie Andrews. Of Wellington Is II
guest OF Miss Emily Prentice.
Mrs. Ramey Hughes OF Walhalla 10 tht
guest Of Mrs. w. I. McFall at the Eureka.