The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-12-09
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Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily 1empieton.

Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily IempIeton.
Mrs. ]. Calvert Thomson left Friday for
with her home people.
Miss Bessie Fretwell came over from Clln-
ton Saturday, and was the guest Of her sister
Miss JULIA Frstwell until Monday.
charming young ladies ia IN The city the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Hill. MissCoie has a
delightful voic6 and has won the hearts OF
all her bearers; d MISS 9 Cole gave several very
by the U. D: C'a. Thursday evening at Mrs.
J. s. Norwood.
Mrs. NJ. B. CAN'T and her pretty little
daughter have returned to their home In
Nj. and Mrs.. w. N. Thompson went to An
derson last week, in their automobile, Mr..
Thompson wentton,to Toccoa, Ga. to attend
Mrs. Millidge Bonham of Anderson was the
guest of Miss Kate Marshall last week dur.
ing the convention. Abbeville still claims
always extend her q. hearty welcome.
= Mr.. ]. "! Kerr OF Greenwood was the gnest
of his son Mr.. D.. Kerr Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Trowbridge OF Anderson was In
= M. Moore Mars attended the Davenport
shaw wedding in Greenwood last Wednes-
day.
%hs Md asIs'1 IL SR Roos Iii xn1 is 1 IN sn @ oits w n1s
lMr. R,SC. Brownlee Of Due West was in
tMrs. as. HAYES of Elber,onas the guest
OF Mi. sV.tD. Lee. O. = ,.l.. 80
BRIDGE CLUB.
Me- Tootor Barn nall entertained tho
Bridge Club Friday afternoon at q pleasant
meeting. Mrs. BsfhwelnisfR charming host
,essahdHherH entertainments are always de-
Mrs. W e. Cothran went to Edgefeld lsst
week TO be Dame OF Honor for her sister Mis-
TCleoya Brnns6n who was married <Wedpes-
day November, 25th, to'Mr. Wallace F6mp-
1l Mrs.. c.. G. Feathers.ons of ksurens was
the handsome guest Of Mrs. G. D. Brown
during the convention.
Miss Sara Lee has gone TO Atlanta for a
E1sse Minnie Bowie attended the Brunson.
|Thompkins wedding In Edeefieid last week.
Miss Kate Hsddon and Miss Mary Ferguson
were shopping in the city Monday. >
Capt Frank Evans was In town Sunday
q guest at the Eureka.
] Mrs. w. E. Csson and her pretty little
Idaughter Of AndersonS have been In the 9city
forlsorne 4ffne the guest 'of>MrB. j. NJ. Gam
Mr.. Sam Hill OF Greenwood is spending
q few days In the city. ~
Mrs. A. L. Garrison has gons to Atlanta
i9 Mrs 8 1 Ferry SA III LANCASTER and Mr.. Fow,s,
of YorkSilie Were ms guests 81 Miss May
Robertson during theEc0nfvention.
Mi, WIN Addie was in Macon for several
days last week on busineas.
Niles Helen Smith is at Converse teaching
Mrs. A. J. Spencer Of Savannah arrived
in the city last week sand Will spend SOME
time with her naecsNrs,J. NJ. Harden. :
Miss Lillian LaGrone OF Johntt q was the
CONVEX ton. Miss LaGrone remained in
,Abbeyille untii Saturday as the guest. OF
d, Mrs. L. a.. wamamaker Of Orangeburg ID
spending while In The city with mff. e.
a. M ineu ?. B. Harrison and Miss Harriet Ton.
ey Of Johnston were the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. .; q. Thomson during the Ccnyention
guest OF Mrs. C.. D..Brown and Mrs Wade
CoihfanI until Monday.
MIS-. Harriet Cy1ch Of Cheraw was the
handsome guest OF Mrs. Henry Hill during
'1 Lass ss0 W snsS one sof' the most ~,epjdyable
ones that the peopletof our city. have been
privileged TO enjoy. From the first meeting
which was held In our beautiful Opera House
; ;HsaGs ss s,e esIGs,Hs f ,ss PUniss:d '9 bsus s5s $50; q
ing is The program OF the exercise Of the
Convention called to ORDER by president Of
PrayerNRsv.J Lcwfey Wilson, D. D.
Music-Oyerture, by orchestra.
ADDRESS 81 welcome from city counoil-J,
L.sMcMilian, mayor. i
AddTess6f welcome from Abbeville chapter
U. b. C.8Miss Maxwell.
Response ior, The division-Mr. W. 9.
Etahs, aEdg6deld. .2g
Music. soprano solo. by Miss Lenore Neville
Frasernsl greetings. Mrs. j. W. Faison.
Charlotte, president North Carolina division,
M1s. Mea,tfie Bfattou, aa,hriesville. reg
emit ., A. r. -
Musio. soprano solo-Miss Fannie starke.
Fraternai greetings, Mrs. W. B. Burney,
Columbia, presidents. g F. VIC: g
Civic club, Abbeville, Mrs. N. T. Coleman.
Music, chorus, 'Sanctus" (Gounod)-Thirty
Prof. Jules G.. Hugnelet, director Of the
{. ouida Tyler, Richmond. vs., tenor ,soIolsi.
The second evening the Historical meeting
brilliant audience. One attractive feature
was the Box Party Of beautiful white haired.
"mothers OF the Confederacy." Mrs. Lynch
who is the chairman Of this committee grace
part Of the entertain ent and the ladies
chsrmingly bowed their appreciation OF Mrs.
Lynch's we'll chosen words.
The following is the interesting program OF
the Historical meeting. Miss Scully read
beautifully, the selection composed by Dr..
Wilson prefeced by q few remarks by DR..
Wilson, telling under what strenuous cir
cumstsn ces this piece was composed. Able
Vile has every right to be proud OF her
talent that helped 70 make these meetings.
for every selection was well chosen and
given In an easy graceful manner:
Re port OF HisloI cal Committee. 8. C.. d.
vision, U. D. C.-Mrs. Harriet p. Lynch,
Tenor songs by L. ouida Tyler.
(s)A May Morning, Denza.
III Where the Lindens Bloom, Dudley Buck
fc1 Forever, Love, Forever, Herbert.
APoem; 1.-THE Martyrs Of the Lost Cause,
Anderson. Reoited by Mrs. Rufus FAINT OF
' sRssS Snsp's. :rbs southron's Farewell to
Liberty," Written 1885 at the close OF the
war by DR.. J Lowry Wilson. Read by Miss
M Psys G!aoa a5 ssnils;i Davis as Statesman"
written and read by Miss ELIZA L. Mabry Of
Abbeville chdpter; Abbeville.
Soprano Solo; waiting, Millard, by. Miss
Lenore Neville Long.
Violin oblieato-RyoL Huguelet.
A. Poem; "a Legend of the Seal Of the Con
federacy." Written by XII CORTLAND, Dixie
Chapter, Anderson, and read by Mrs. A. M.
Quartette: "Good Night" (from, Martha
Flotow.-Mrs. J. L. MCMILLAN, soprano, w. E
Hill, tenor, Miss Maud McClung. alto, j. 3.
Cochran, bass.
ten and read by Mrs. Jam Covington Rast,
Dixie chapter, Anderson.
"Dixie" 10y Orohestra.)
Director Of Music-Prof. Jules g.. Huguelet.
Each day during the Convention luncheon
o. tha 0itu ho1 Hara pOro m ~ on