The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-24
EAST END.
What m" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 3.

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Route No. 8.
The measuring party given last Thursday
night at the beautiful homo Of Mrs Johp A..
Harris under the auspices OF the ladies Work
ing Society OF the Methodist Church was
It was socially one OF the most notable events
OF the season one long 10 be remem bered by
every one present. Music instrumental and
vocal, and Iecitations made up the pleasures
Of the evening.
During the evening delightful refreshments
were served.
The receipts am ounted to about $55 giving a
net receipt of over $50 dollars.
Below We append the program OF the eve
ming kindly handed us by one present, 20
that our readers who were not there may see
for themselves what Trey missed.
"Opening piece Duet Misses Katherine Link
and Mary Perrin.
Plano duet Misses Margaret Evans and
Ada Mcmillan.
Solo Miss Mary HILL
Recitation MInuet Miss Mary Graydon.
Minuet by little children.
Music by ynphony Club.
Quartette Mieses Stark and others.
Recitation Miss Elizabeth Barksdale.
Plano solo Miss Ada Mcmillan.
Recitation Miss Esther Graydon.
Solo Miss Louise Allen.
l. Quartette Good Night-Music by Miss Lo-
rena Beacham.
We regret exceedingly the omission OF some
names In the Quartett's.
The "minuet" by the children was lovely
each one carrying their parts with grace and
ease OF manner that marked the splendid
training they had received by Mics Scully.
They were each dressed In lovely costumes OF
colonial style representing those worn by
Uncle George and lady Washington long ago.
Many friends rejoice at the marked Inn
provement of Mr.. Hardin and hope and pray
that he may snon be fully restored to health.
Mrs. g. A. Douglass is extremely Ill at this
writing.
Mir. George Douglass is home from the Uni
led States Army on this account. Many
friends as well as the family are very anxious
as TO her condition yet hope for the best.
merry stores will be on Monday and Tuesday
March % and 30th at which time there Will be
the grandest display OF millinery and ladies
goods ever seen In the city, 30 don't miss the
opportunity perha ps Of your life, but honor
these days with your presence. You are one
and all specially invited, don't forget the
da tes March % and 80.
The Epworth League will be entertained
next Friday evening by Misses Georgia and
Helen Edwards.
m lost one Of his driving gloves last satur-
his home A gauntlet with dark back and
brick palm and fingers any one returning It
to post office will be suitably rewarded.
ROUTES.
Misses Lille and Bessie Link were among
the pretty visitors In the city last Thursday
Misses Annie Gilbert and Bette Evans were
welcome visitors In the city last Friday.
Miss nellie McGaw Ia spending q while In
the city.
Mrs. Waller Wilson spent last Friday In
tho city With her home people
Professor j. 8. Gilbert spent last Monday
| In the city on business
| Mr.. ]. R. Smith returned last week from
pleasant visit to bis daughter Mrs. Norris OF
Liberty. 8. G..
Mifs Eunice Cochran spent Saturday and
Sunday with her home people Mr.. and Mrs.
g. II. Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McNeiil spent last
Wednesday with relatives on route g.
Miss Tolbert OF Hodges accompanied by
MI Benton Nickels we're the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Wilson last Friday night
The young men, and young ladies of the
Sharon section have organized what they
term Glee Club having now % members
This ia a social club which meets at stated
times at different homes for social intercourse
and pleasure. This is q move In the proper
direction bringing together the young pao-
Pile of different sections and making country
life pleasant and enjoyable. The Club met
last Friday evening at the home Of Mr.. Mari
on Link and spent happy time. During the
evening cake and chocolate were served
Farmers began plough ing last week but the
recent rain shut them off again. They are
now hauling guano