The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-11-11
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton.

Contributed ny MISS Lily iei'P'0'o"'
Miss Minnie Greene spent Sunday in Due
West with her home people.
Miss Kate Haddon spent SATURDAY aIu
Sunday IN the city the guest OF MIS- w. T.
MIR. JEFF. Campbell is spending a few days
In the city. Mr.. Campbell Is with the y. n.
Fairbanks people. DE 10 always d "ei'o"o
Mr., l. T. Miller was in.Monroe. n. G., for
several days last week, the guest OF MI. A.
Miss Kitty Perrlu OF Greenville, was In the
city last Wednesday to attend the funeral Oh
Col. H. r. Wardlaw. A.,
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker of Baltimore, Mo.
is In the city to spend some time Win ner
daughter Mrs. ]. s. Norwood; nr
MT. Jim Moore who lived here Tor q iong
time and so efficiently oiled The eles aHSor un't te
at the Eureka, has gone 10 spartanourE "
Mrs' p. 81. Sellers and her children of
Greenvile have been spending q Few Gays
in the city with Mrs. G. G. Gamoreil. 49,
Mr.. Lowry Pressly OF Due west WAS III LILO
city Saturday.
cHRYsANTHMUM N BABY SHOW.
The most interesting event OF last week
was the Chrysanthemum and BABY ono"
given By ~. the c CiS10 ae eSbo is at the head of
this splendid movement is an unt!rlng VOTE
er and with her able co-workers every tnlns
thew undertake Is q great success.
Rosenberg Hall on Trinity Street was beau
tiiul In its gala attire OF flags and evergreens,
at one side was the boothes OF FANCY VOTE
tastefully decorated IN japanese ser s.S dIsnia ved.
Mrs. L. w. White Miss Jennie Allen, Mls,
ses Caro- and Onie Morse were In charge OF
this booth; The candy BOOTH an 0sap Sntiei.
fies was presided over by. Mrs. ]; i: McDlli;
Mrs. C. q. McMurry, Mrs. Z. A. MiiiCrd, ano
Mrs. Lewis Perrin. The stand for displaying
bells and ivy. Many beautiful babies were
displayed. -
TO 4 years, Elizabeth daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alfred Lyon. The prize a ring donated
by Mr.. Hugh Wilson.
Prettiest baby from l TO 8 years Laura Har-
yell. daughter S OF : Mr. s s1 ib mrs q M 6. aan oSn1i.
Best looking boy from ! TO A years. Robert
L son OF MIR. and Mrs. h. l.. Dargan.. Prize
beauty pins donated by MI; Charles Goo1. D
These prizes were awarded by Mr.. j. N.
Blake after d few happy remarks
The prizes for the Chrysanthemums were
awarded us stollows:
second, Mrs. g. II. Hail,
Class B. Mrs. L. o. Robinson and Mrs.
Class c. Mrs. W. c. sherard and Mrs.
Class b. Both prizes to Mrs. L. O. Robin
Glass E. Mrs, Us. starke and Mrs. c. c.
Class +. Finest basket Of roses Mrs. G. G.
Gambrel and Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson,.
Best Design III nOhcbt ~ Az. L.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and Mrs. 81. H. Hill
for best collections of ferns.
An oyster dinner was served throughout
the day and evening: Over a hund,ed doli@rS
y The Civic League is to be congratulated
upon its good management and soccessiu'
entertainments.
Miss Ada McClane spent Sunday and Mon
day In the city with friends and relatives
Mr.. Cliff. Booth Of Elberlon, Is spending q
few days with his brother, Mr.. l.. Booth Of
Mrs. Ellen Parker Norwood is in the city
spending a few days with MIS-. James
DR.. and Mrs. Ssmuel Visanski and their
beautiful little daughter Annette OF Atlanta
spent Saturday and sunday in the city the
guests OF Mr.. g.. A. Visanski.
Mrs. 8. M. Orr OF Anderson was the hsnu'
some guest Of Mrs. Wyatt Aiken several days
Miss Mary Durat Of Greenwood came over
TO AbbevLlIe last "Wednesday 10 be one R "l dRs
Cheatham al the "Rupaways."
The oyster and meat supper given Friday
evening by the Aid Society OF Lebanon
Church was q very pleasant as well as d sue
cass 70! entertainment
Miss May Belle Saunders one of Green
woods most attractive young ladies' was the,
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Norwoo several
days last week.
Mr.. Clyde Morgan spent Sunday in Monroe,
N. c., with hls home people.
Miss Lila speer OF Monterey was shopping
Rev. g.. B. Kennedy was in Newberry last
week to attend the meeting OF the SYNOD OF
the Associate Reform Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. L.. T. Miller spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Monterey.
Mrs. w. P. Ferguson is al home again after
a months stay at Bowden Springs near AT
Mr.. Walter Doar OF Georgetown was in the
city Monday 10 attend the meeting OF tie X
Mrs. Ed Calhaun and Miss. Ivy Calhoun
have gone 10 .JacksOn- Miss. TO Walt Mr., and
Mrs. James 8. Perrin.
Mr.. John Wardlaw CT Bellevue was among
@ sse Hns of of , iow K q sq P's Mo %es a evening". INT
Miss Mary Baskin returned TO Abbeville
Monday after an extended stay with her Sis
ter Mrs. W. G. johnson In Chester; c,e>s
DR.. @. w. Long OF Troy and Mr.. Clifford
Csde OF Bordeaux attended the X. OF P. meet
ing Monday night.
DR.. ]. B. Britt Of Troy was IN the city Mon
day,to attend the X. OF p. meeting.
Mr.. {. D. Brown haa as his guests MI. l.. 5:
Madison OF Columbia, Grand Chancellor Of
the K. OF P. and Mr.. Frank p. Cooper o.
Charlestown, during toe Thornwell Memorial
MI. W. D. Morrsh Of Troy was one OF the
visitors TO the city Monday.
Mr.. William Goldsmith OF Greenvilie wai
the guest of DR.. 6. A. Neuffer while IN the
CITY to visit the Abbeville Lodge knights OF
Pythias,
Blake are at home after spending sometime
in Atlanta.
RECEPTION TO KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Mr.. c. D. Brown entertained the members
os the Abbeville Lodge OF knights OF Pytbias
and their visitors al q delightful reception
Monday evening. They were invited TO meet
the officers OF the Grand Lodge who were In
the city 10 attend the business meeting In
connection with the Thornwell Memorial
Fund. This reception was held at the beau
tifuI home of Mr.. Brown before the business
meeting at the Club rooms. MIR. L. 8. Matt
son, Grand Chance llor; MIR. Frank P Cooper,
Ms. J. Frank Doar and Mr.. William Gold.
smith were the guests OF honor. Mrs. Brown
assisted by Miss Julia Foster received in the
dining room and Miss Lilly Templeton served
punch at q beautifully appointed table. As
The guests were leaving Miss Charlotte Brown
handed cigars. After the business meeting an
oyster supper was served at the Lodge
Rooms.