The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-06-03
EAST END.
DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTERTAINED.

|
On last Wednesday evening the 9th Of
| Nay, the graduating class were most dellgnt
fully entertained by one OF their number
| Miss Mary Lawson Lipk, at her pretty nome
on lower Main street. which was beautllully
decorated with the flowers received the even
ing before as one OF the graduating class, car
nations and sweet peas predominating.
Games, music and jolly conversation made
up the pleasures of the evening.
The game of"bundles" was played ana Mlst
Carrie Fleming and MIR. Oscar Stevenson tied
TOR the prize, which was finally awarded "a
Miss Fleming, a beautiful book entitled
"Snowbound," while MIR. Stevenson enjoyed
box OF fine bonbons as bis consolation"
During the evening refreshments were
served 10 two courses, frat delightful salad
course followed by delicious Ice cream and
cake.
Miss Link Is a charming hostess, moving
about among her guests with that gentle ease
and grace OF manner that captivates one and
all. making tnem feel perfectly at nome
This charming hostess moves In large cir.
Gle Of friends and acquaintances, and among
them all there is none more attractive and
popular than herself.
Hosts OF friends wish for her many long
years OF happiness which may be as bright
and beautifu as the lovely flowers by which
she Is now surrounded in her pretty home
The Commencement exercises OF the Able
Vile Graded School came off last Tuesday
evening before crowded house..
The graduating GLASS acquitted themselves
with marked scholarly sttaip % ents that re.
lected honor not only upon their tutors, but
the Institution az we'll.
The SAlutatory wsS delivered Dy MISS Es-
telle StrickIe and the Valedictory by Miss
The young ladies looked charming and the
young men OF the class looked their best.
DR.. F. E. Harrison, In his usual pleasing
20 EN- ber Of the GLASS;
Thus closed another successful term OF Alb.
beville's Graded School upon which Professor
Dick and his efficient teachers are to be heart
lily congratulated.
On last Thursday afternoon an interesting
game of ball was played BY the Fat and
lean" teams o. the city which were gotten
presented unique and rather comic pic.
ture entirely out OF the general appearance
of ball teams.
An extra large crowd was In attendance.
The game was In full heat when rain storm
or rather It's appearance called halt and all
scam pered tor home. We don't remember
the score, but the fats skinned the leans, the
fact is these "Doys" u.s., d to play ball, but
stnce those day they have crown too fat and
too lean to ha experts IA OF yore, consequently
a number Of them came off badly dishgured.
some with black eyes, some with teeth
kr ocked out or badly shaken up. and many
others badly. but not seriously wounded
ured are still In ranks and ready for another
game when called. The ceipts amounted
TO eighty dollars, and Will 90 10 the benefit
VI The rhe I' p r n bovs enioved their holiday
last Saturday and spent IL as follows:
A. ]. Penney, No. /, with his better half
spene ", 'SS SSero uay Will LID o'o'nei MI L.
Mr.. E. L. Mcmillan, No. 2. went with a par
ty Of friepda on q seining and had q big time,
but not much luck az to fish.
IN" No. 3, rested at home and enjoyed q
eW p Pennev No. d snent the dav with his
70 Wiz e. ot ebe oya % homesieaa among the oaks
at d Sharon
~ = Spaoou, nnmax M s ronnded nm IN the c,tv
,ni,h hio tr,sndS - io "p 49, 'Ao wy
WIZ NJ, LIZ M Elm oocomnen,ed bv ber e,n
NJ WI Pohar, M HiIi ieft Ertaap for the bome ~
iI. . noosin NJ. mor,an nn:r AZ ,,ns,o ~ n,eIt
her s,ster Ms: i nnre h ~ ,,a 70 ~
nr The % r. r. d. bows are ali right now. black.
berries and plums are getting ripe and the
tables, fruits and ice cream.
Teachers and scholars OF the Graded School
are off to their homes to enjoy q much need
ed rest and we wish for each one very
pleasant time.
The College boys and girls are Frightening
up the social circles of the city and making
bearts Of loved ones happy by their pres
Maior ]. C. Hemphill, the wide-ewake edi.
tor OF the News aud Courier OF Charleston, is
in the city seeing his many friends who are
home.
Mr.. William Hemphill after long absence
ia home to the delight OF loved ones and
friends, all OF whom are clad to see him and
hear OF the thrilling time he has had since
leaving home.
Mr.. and Mrs, w, E. Hill ACCOMPANIED by
their trained nurse and Mr.. Clyde Morgan
are now er loving the cool breezes and fine
mineral water at Little mountain. We sim
cerely hope the change Will greatly benefit
fully restored.
Rev, ]. Lowrie Wilson OF this city has been
successfully opeIa ated upon in Richmond,
Va and both ewes are now Improving and
hopes toon 10 be able to return TO his flock.
His many friends rejoice TO hear this good
news and trust ali trouble is over with and
he will soon be fully restored.
taCe on her lot facing on Magazine street.
ALONG ROUTE D.
n ra horreo,,no tho oo,don aro,n
nbtnh 10 GOOD. Cotton looks we'll and ia
m.,ti,s In Tho hot onnshjna Corn Inot
,and ,s not snffer,no Of oil aiihopoh n
well, wen auu ~, 20 a. n,ddav Eorme,a orc moninS
cuL.s CUTE outi,e up "u w,th their work
flsut is atUrs Sius5 Snronsa 10 Tho ob.ruino oree,
MISS 1890 Misses annIa ona Eyo eWI.
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llsms' Atlanta ho. hoo,, ,,,,,,,,
MIS-. John Ivy OF Atlanla uas oeen Sisitips =
relatives IN snaIon' out "as calleo nome py
letter last SATURDAY on account OF tue Illness
OF her father, Mr. sieve Norrell, VINO ls re-
mem bered Dy many lrlenas mere az an Aooe-
william IN years long gone Dy.
Miss Maggie LlnK one OF tne pretty young
ladies on route is Wishing her uncle Mr.. ..
c. Link and family.
Mrs. X. j. McCasan M oI GreenWo0a ls Vlslt-
Ing the lanl.y ol NJ, n.y. w HSa ~ MoMeiii. % ro,,,
young IaQle6 VI rpeuI hOuudJ