The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-26
WEST END.

The Linen Shower with which Miss Mamie
Lou smith complimented Miss Mazie Csson
on last Thursday afternoon was one OF the
most beautiful social functions ever given
In Abbeville. The palatial Smith home pre-.
sented q lovely appearance with It's great
the the guests M arrived they we're Invited into the
wine, and ali drank TO the health Of the
bride. After these expressions Of best wishes
| perfectshower OF dainty articles Of every
description deeerpded upon the isir PRICE s1a 70
The reading Of these verses BY Mrs. A. ID.
Smith and Miss Rosa Maxwell caused much
merriment. The guests were then lnvited
into the dining room where an eispofats
course lupc Oh con was eerved.
Mira O. D. Brown has returned from Q de-
| lightful visit to Rock Hill and Columbia.
Rsv FPk f Rev. the Mr wsrdsx az Ms
leaves next week for Cuba.
Mr.. John Calvert who is attending the
Woford Fitting School spent Washington's
u Miss fns"y Nina Wilson Of warrenton 10 the
guest of Miss Lois Wilson. She attended tne
Colonial Tea given by Mrs. P. A. Cheatham
efsT Mrs, J. R. burst was the guest Of Mrs. A.
B. Chaatham last week. Mrs. burst came up
to attend the Colonial Tea given by Mrs. T.
Mr. Ernest Neal of Bakersville. Ark. ar
rived In the city Saturday afternoon. HIS
marriage to Miss Maize Cason was solemniz-
ed in the Methodist church Tuesday morn
Misses Mary and Fannie Stark leit Friday
| for Atlanta. Miss Fannie will be absent for
some time as she expects to study voice IN
Atlanta.
Baker Of Calhoun Falls spent saturday In
the CITY,,
Heardmont last week.
Northern markets where he goes TO bay the
spring stock Of goods for bis tirna.
Euchre Club Friday afternoon at four
Mrs. ]. W. wilkinson and Master Walter
Wilkinson LEFT Monday for Jacksonville.F Fla.
to visit Mrs. Wilkinson's sister, Mrs. j. X.
Miss Lula Turner Of Greenwood is the
guest OF Mrs. ]. e. Jones.
Mrs. e. A. Thomson OF PHI City, Ala. IL the
guest OF her daughter Mrs. Foster BarnWell.
Mr.. Ernest Latimer has returned 70 his
home In Lowndesville.
Miss Antoinette Hammond has returned
from q visit to Mrs. G. P. Hammond In spsI-
Mr. Gordon speer OF Lowndesv,lls attended
Court last week.
Mrs.. Maggie Bullock attended the funeral
Of her uncle, Senator A. c. Latimer In Belton'
Miss Blanche Ammens Of Greensboro. is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.. John B. Blake.
Mr.. W. D. Wilson left last week for Bslti'
Mr.. ]. +. Latimer Of Lowndesyille was the
guest OF Mrs. ]. q. Latimer last Tuesday.
Mr.. Lowrie Blake spent the week end with
his home folks.
very pleasant stay in Florida:
Nj. ]. ". Hemmingway Of Georgetown IL
the guest Of friends in the city.
Niles Mamie Seal left Monday for Baltimore
"Id M. AIeI Turner of Greenwood Is the guest
of his daughter Mrs. ]. E Jones.
Mr.. Gamewll Huckabee OF Lowndesville
attended court last week: observation-disclosures, n
c., is the guest Of his mother, Mrs. j. b.
Mrs. Fannie J. Haddon and Master Chal-
mers Haddon are the guests OF Mrs. W. 4.
Gen. R.; R. Hemphill spent Sunday and
M. r. G. Philson left Monday for New
MI Mr. W. h. Niekles or -Hodses was in the
city shopping Monday.
Mrs. r. e. Harrison has returned nom .
Mrs. Sam Neisler was called 70 Richmond,
Va, Saturday on account Of the illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Puller.
Miss Annie Sanders Of Chester Is the guest
Mr. James Coleman 10 the guest Of his son.
Mr.. M. T. Coleman.
Father Murphey, OF Green Vile. held ser
vicee In the Catholic church Last Sunday. He
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Dewey.
Mrs. o. T. Chalmers has been quite sick, bot
her many friends will be glad TO know that
she Is much better now.
more and New York, where he goes 70 buy bis
spring stock of goods. which will be quits
elaborate and extensive.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken attended the funeral OF
Senator Latimer in Bolton last Friday.
Mrs. Lewis Perrin has returned from .
pleasant stay with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mrs. F. W. Wilson was the guest OF Mrs. P.
| A. Cheatham Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 A. McCuen who have been
making their home at Calhoun Fails are IN
| town for few days visit TO relatives They
e5RsS' MIss TIvsn 1 Caldwell Of Donalda, Is The
guest OF Miss Antoinette Hammond.
Miss Eueenia Robertson will be hoetess for
the bridge club Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Miss Sarah Lee entertained the Euohre club
at a most delightful meeting last Friday af.
ternoon. Miss Lee had anticipated Washing
toms birthday, and her score cards and deco
very elaborate ss,lad course was served.
Miss Elise LoIg entertained the bridge club
most charmingiy Friday afternoon. Dainty
pen and ink drawings were the CARDS the
played 9 tempting course luncheon was
served.
There have been many beautiful entertain
m0Qt6 IN AOD6Vlll6 Lu6 past bohsOus uut uObC
have been 80 perfect in every detail and up.
pointment as was the Colonial Tea given last
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. P. A. Cheathem
in honor of the Abbevil le County Chapter q
{. Mrs. Cheathsm's lovely new home was
|resplepdent with Its decorations. Both the
drawing rooms we're decorated with the Con-
fed crate oolors and flags. The lights and can
dies were encased In red shades, which o.st q
beautiful glow over the rooms and added TO
ted ted ent e rely u TO "Uncle sam" Portisrs. form:
ed Of two immense American 1ags, divided
the front and back hall. From the middle OF
these portiers was suspended picture OF
George Washington. In the dining room. the
CO lonial colors. blue and buff. were used. On
the polished dining table was q lovely cherry
lace cover, Washington's immortal cherry
tree formed the centerpiece. From this tree
was suspended oandied cherries. The hatchet
and trunk Of q cherry tree were also part OF
the table decorations. Little hstchets tied
with buff and blue ribbon were given the
guests Rs souvenirs. A pretty quartette Of
young girls presided In the dining room.
They were Misses Edna Cox, Septima Hol.
lingsworih, Sarah Calvert. Lois Wilson.
These young ladies looked quite colonial in
their dresses Of blue with the buh bodices
and powdered hair. Mrs. Cheatham made q
typical Mary Washington in her colonial
dress and cap. She received her guests in the
drawing room. Mrs. Sherard and Mrs. burst,
OF Green nwood, assisted her. In the hal! Mrs.
Robertson welcomed the guests. Mrs. Brooks
Cheatham and Mrs. Frank Nickles poured
coffee In the back hall. These ladies were all
| in colonial costume, and with the powdered
hair gave them quite the appearance OF that
| period. The chief amusement OF the after
noon centered round an old spinning wheel.
Each OF the guests was given bit OF cotton
f1lA IN amir O xua aro