The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-20
West END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton.

Mrs Lewis S. Bryant and her Two nand-
some little sons left Friday for their home
in Atlantic City n j. latter after pleasant pleasant
Mrs. ]. NJ. Kirby leaves Wednesday for
Spartanburg where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Chalmers Kirby.
Mrs. Laura B. Love spent several days
in Greenwood last week where she went as
a delegate to the Missionary meeting OF
the Ladies Societies Of the Presbyterian
Churches of South Carolina.
days in Bolton last week where she went
to attend the marriage of her cousin Miss
Olive Latimer to Mr.. James Patten OF
Miss Lettie Maree left Thursday for her
home in Cordesville after spending some
time here with her sister Miss Julia Maree
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Kerr spent Sunday
Mrs. J. w. Kerr.
Mrs Frank Clinckscales has returned
to Abbeville after q pleasant visit to her
home people in Columbia.
Miss Kate Haddon Of Due West has been
in the city spending few days with her
aunt Mrs Fannie j. Haddon before begin
- ming her school at Fonville.
Mr.. w. G. Templeton spent Tuesday and
Wednesday here last week.
last Tuesday evening at Bridge in honor
of Miss Maybele Sanders Of Greenwood
who was her pretty guest. Miss Norwood
entertained again Wednesday morning at
Bridge in honor of Mrs. Andrew Zimmer-
man Of Virginia.
Miss Onfe and Miss Caro- Morse left
Monday for Alabama where they will
spend several months with relatives and
friends.
Miss Grace Smith left Thursday for
Atlanta where she will spend several
weeks with Miss Meta Lythgoe,
Invitation are out to the marriage or
Miss Willie Seal aud Mr.. William Smith
the vending to take place, Thursday Oct.
Twenty-seventh at two O'Clock.
A reception will be held at the brides
home immediately after the ceremony.
Miss Edith Wardlaw is here for two
weeks visit to Miss Eliza Mabry before
returning to her home in Oxford, Miss.
Miss Wardlaw has been visiting rlendS
at Woodruff and Clemson.
Mr.. jeff Sewell OF Monroe, n. c., was in
the city for awhile on Friday.
Rev. S. P. Fulton returned Missionary
from Japan preached in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and evening
Mr.. Fulton speaks Interestingly OF the
clear idea Of the work in that far away
land. He was the guest Of Mr.. f. c. Will
son while here.
EUCHRE PARTY.
Mrs. C. D. Brown entertained Friday
afternoon at delightful Euchre party in
honor Of Miss Carelie Harvey, Of Charles
ton, who is her charming guest. After a
number ofinteresting games, Miss Eliza
beth Norwood was found to have top score
and was given dainty lace handkerchief
and one was given Miss Harvey as guest
of honor. Delicious refreshments OF
charlotte with bananas and cherries, and
pink and white cake was served.
Mrs. Gilbert Evans attended the Mission
ary meeting in Greenwood last week.
Mrs. Evans read an interesting paper be-
fore the convention on Cuba. This paper
was prepared by Rev. Frank Wardlaw who
Is working in Cuba.
The many friends of Mrs. WV. Bradley
regret to know that she is extremely Ill,
and sincerely hope that she will soon be
we'll again.
Miss Wakefield Mattison Of Leesville
has accepted q position in the Abbeville
Graded School. She arrived Saturday and
will be at the home of Mrs. Lila Mabry
during her stay here.
Rev. E. B. Kennedy is at home again
after pleasant visit to his home people
in Due West.
Mrs. B. s. Brogdon has returned to her
home in Atlanta after attending the Ham
mond-Bone wedding.