The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-09-18
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kets for the picnic dinner to be served 10 the
Veterans are requested 10 send them IhuIe-
day morning to The old K. OF P; hall over the
old post office. Governor Ansel and Rev: Mr.
Copeland OF Gainesville, Ca, are the speakers
OF the day and a pleasant time is anticipated.
Mrs. Robert G. Layton and her pretty little
daughter are here from Gainesville, Fia' Wis
Mrs. G. b. Brown and Miss Charlotte Brown
came home Monday from Trenton, Where
they v been spending a few days Wild
Mrs. W. O. Bradley and Miss Mary Bradley.
of Washington, D. G., were in the city q Part
Of last week visiting relatives. Mrs. Bradley
mas not visited Abbeville IN a number OF
years and her many. friends here were de-
lighted TO zee her again,
Mrs. L. W. Perrin has been In Yorkville for
the past week. She was called to the bedside
of her sister. Mrs. Joseph Aston.
Miss May Belle Taylor, OF Louisville, ky..l 10
the charming guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Wyatt
Mrs. c. B.. Gregory OF Yemassee, Ia in the
city spending a while with her friend, Mrs. j.
S. Norwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Sherard are at home
again after a most delightful ten days stay at
the Jamestown Exposition.
Miss Blanche Gary left Friday for Colum-
and take q special course on the organ. Miss
Gary Is an accomplished musician and has
taught successfully at Green wood for several
years.
MIS-. ", T.. XII is IL uOtuo dkdIu dltCi q Nv
iixhtiul visit TO Canton. Ohio, where she was
the guest OF relatives for some time.
Mrs. Charles Parks and her pretty little
laughter Mise Elizabeth Roberts Parks were
mere from Elberton for several days last week
the guests OF Mrs. Garry Hall.
MISS Emma G.. White left Friday for Spar
where she goes to resume hei school
iu'its.
Miss Mary Lou Morse has been In Clinton
spending some tine with her cousin. Miss
TalIaluah Neville.
Miss Mary Thomson has gone TO her home
In Rock Hill after q pleasant stay here as the
cues. OF Mrs. W. s. Cochran and Miss Mamie
Bowie.
Mrs. ]. Foster Barnwell entertained last
tuesday morning at q bridge party. The
was Indeed q delightful one. Alter
! number of interesting games Mrs. M. L.
having the highest score was award
ed the prize. q pair OF silk hose. A tempting
luncheon of salad. olives, pick les, sand Iich-
es, tomatoes and tea was served. Mrs. Barn
we'll IL q charming hostess and every one
thoroughly enjoyed this affair.
Miss Helen Smith left Monday for South
Hampton. Mass. where she goes to enter
smith College. Miss Smith is a graduate OF
Converse and has always taken a fine stand
IN her CLASSES.
Miss Ms zle Cason left last Wednesday for
Columbia, Temp, where she goes TO take up
uer work after a weeks stay here With her
sister. Mrs. T. H. FurmaD.
Rev. Frank Wardlaw was In the city Satur-
lHY Auu Suuudys u euCbI VI hib IhOIbOl
Mrs. Mamie w. Wardlaw.
Miss Eunice Calhoun left Friday for Spar
tauourg 10 be ready TO begin her school work
Monday.
Tuesday for Winthrop College. Both Of these
Young ladies are Juniors aud won q scholar
ship Tor the two years.
Little Miss Sara Haigler entertained a mum.
Der of her little friends at q lawn party 1hurs-
day afternoon. The happy little crowd spent
a pleasant afternoon.
Work on Mr.. P, A. Cheatham's new home
IL progressing finely when complete Mr..
will have an Ideal home.
Miss Gussie Wilson has gone 10 her home In
Columbia after a. pleasant visit here TO her
sister, Mrs. NJ. H. Wilson.
Mr.. JONI Calvert has gone TO Clemson Col
lege.
ter 4 visit 10 jamestown.
Mrs. w. E. Harth of Columbia and MrR.
Carrie Towers. Of st. Louis, Mo-. were In the
lily last week the guests OF Mrs. j. Hayne
McDill.
Miss Lona Tillman and Miss Sophia TILL
man are here from Trenton spending q few
lays with Miss Fannie and Miss Mary Stark.
Miss Essie Dick Is at home again after
spending some time In Baltimore with her
sister.
MIR. Calhoun DeBruhl was In Columbia for
\ part OF laRt week on q visit TO his father
Nj. NJ. p. DeBruhl.
Miss Minnie Greene is here to resume her
ShOoA NohlNa ottS q pASoSee NNeS
spent at her home In Due West.
Miss Louise Brown leaves In q short time
for Colu oia, where she will enter the College
Mr.. Andrew White has gone TO Missionary
Ridge, Tenn, where he will enter the McCau-
lev school.
Miss Ethel Lyon has entered the Due West
Female College for a years course.
Mrs. Wyatt Aiken In honor or her sister, Miss
Taylor of Louisville, was q beautiful affair.
In the hall where golden rod and yellow dai.
aies made a pretty background, Miss Marie
Elizabeth Norwood, a charming debutant.
daiptily attlred In blue crepe, served delight
ful punch. Miss Mary Lou Smith and Miss
Kate Marshall uehered the guests into the
Maybelle Taylor, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. j.. F.
Barnwell were receiving. Mrs. Aiken was be.
comingly gowned in black silk net. The
Misses Taylor wore elaborate toilettes OF
where delicious Ices. cake, minis and almonds
were served, Miss Onie Morse, Miss Fannie
Stark, Miss Caro- Morse. Miss Mary Stark
held sway. The dining room was decorated
In pink and white and the colors were carried
out in tbe ices. cake and candles. Mrs. Kerr,
Mrs. Greene, Mira: Ferguson and Mrs. Min.
shall also assisted Mrs. Aiken in making her
Entertainment one of the most delightful OF
the season.
Miss Annie Jones OF Newberry has been In
the city spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. L.. W. White.
Miss Winton Parks spent a few days here
last week the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Gambrell.
Miss Parks has been In San Diego. California,
for the past year, and her many friends
throughout the State are glad TO welcome her
to South Carolina again.
Mrs. Ernest Gary has returned TO her home
In Columbia after a short stay here with Mrs.
F. B. Gary.
Miss Louise DeBruhl is here to begin her
duties as teacher Of the fifth grade In the Abb
bav,lIe Graded school,. Miss DeBruhl has
been 10 Columbia for q while staying with
her father, Mr.. NJ, =. peBrubl.
Mr.. Charles Brice Ia here from Winnsboro,
spending q few days with hiG school friend,
Mr.. James Hemphill.
The euchre party given last Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. VS. Cothran in compliment
TO Miss BrunsoD Of Edgefeld and Miss Thorn
son OF Rock Hill was q very pleasant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle G. Page left Monday for
their home in Florence after a few days stay
here with Mrs. II. d. Reese.
Friday afternoon Mrs. S. G. Thomson de-
lighted q number OF her friends by a bridge
party. After a number OF games Miss Maude
McC!ung and Miss Mary Stark we're found to
nave the highest score. The prize, a pretty
hat pin, fell to Miss McClung, Mrs. Thomson
served an elaborate salad course with Iced
tea, thai was enjoyed thoroughly.
Mrs. w. G. Sherard Is in Monterey at the