The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-02
WOMEN ano SOCIETY a'". ,. :, Montgomery .a....
 Armisead 25s and to the State


 Pierce. her father. Dr. Pierce. being a Carolina. Her grandfather. Daniel Faust, was editor of The South Caro- lima Gazette, the first newspaper ever published in Columbia. This newspa- per was published as early at 1792, ac- cording to an article in 'rhe Handbook of South Carolina by T. B. Crews. of The Laurensville Herald. The para graph says: The earliest date of which l have any records of the existence of a newspaper in Columbia Is the year 1792. The name of the publication was The South Carolina Gazette. but who the editors and publishers were. have no way of finding out.
 That such a paper was published in Columbia. however. at such early date, is evidenced by an extract from The Philadelphia National Gazette sent from Camden, s. C.. July 6. 1792.'
 Mrs. Finley can not give the exact date that her grandfather was editor of the publication but she knows that 1t was before 1880. The body of Dan- iel Faust lies in the graveyard of the Washington Street Methodist Church. One of his sons, Edwin Faust, was au- thor of a book on chemistry at the age of 20. This work was used in many of the schools and colleges in the country. He died at the age of 23.
 Mrs. Finley was very much pleased with Columbia on her first visit. She came here to see the grave of her dis tinguished grandfather and to look at the block opposite the sKyscraper, at Main and Washington Streets. Mrs. Finley's mother once owned half of this block. selling the property twenty five years ago. Mrs. Finley wished very much to see the portrait of great uncle in the House of Represent atives. but the hall was closed when she visited the State House"
 MT. and Mrs. william Lloyd have moved to S07 Washington Street.
 Mrs. John V. Smith has returned from a visit to Mrs. c. Hughes in Faunsdale.
 Misses Mamie and Susie Cffutt will leave Monday for Seattle. San Fran cisco and other points in the West.
 Miss Nonie Hobbie will leave Tuesday for Washington to attend school.
 Mrs. Michael Cody and children have returned from LaGrange, Ga, where they spent the summer.
 Mrs. Hardwiok Ruth and children have returned from visit to her father. MT. Emmett s. Crook, at An niston.
 MT. and Mrs. Hamilton Smith Boy kin have taken the residence 300 Adams Avenue for the coming year. Mrs. Mary Tisdale will be with them.
 MT. and Mrs. Manly Foster have Wa, ,&HH for the coming year.
 pr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. owen have moved into their new home. 5oi Adams Street.
 Mrs. Graham Howard of Mulberry Is the guest for several days of Mrs. H. N. Crumpton on Highland Avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brooks Flowers and Master Brooks Flowers, Jr., left last night for a six weeks trip to French Lick Springs and Chicago.
 Mrs. Amelia B. Seelye, who has spent the summer in Denver, Seattle, Alaska and points in the West has returned to the city and is at home at ell South Court Street.
 Miss Eugenia Kendrick left Thurs day for New York to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Y. s. sharp. While there, she will take course in Columbia University.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oma P. Larkin have returned from a several weeks visit to points in Indiana. Tennessee and Kentucky.
 Mrs. J. J. Haycraft and children have returned from Thomasville. Ga.
 Mir. and Mrs, Hervey Brown have gone to Denver. Colo, to spend some time.
 Mrs. M. l.. Wood Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fletcher Monette, in Greensboro.
 Miss Julia May Henderson has re- turned from a visit to relatives in Faunsdale.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Culver will be with Mrs. Berney, corner of Hull and Adams Streets, for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Hamilton Smith Boykin and children have returned from New York.
 MT. J. H. Clancy and daughter, Misses Ella Hargrove Sayre and Clay ton Sayre, will have apartments in the Sayre Flats this winter.