The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-02-24
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss LiIy Templeton,

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Contributed by Miss Lily TempIeton.
Miss Maude Vincent Of Davidson who was
the guest Of Miss Helen White for several
days last week has gone TO New Orleans for
an extended visit to friends.
.'Mr.Berto McDavid OF Clemson College has
been the guest Of his brother Mr.. Ed Nc
David since Saturday.
Miss Mary E. Hill came home from Elder.
ton Saturday after a ten days stay in that city
| the guest Of Miss Jennie Rae Aud.
Miss Irene Rosenberg entertained the sew
Ing club last Wednesday evening at a very
Drs James Austin spent Sunday In Green
wood.
Miss Lila Speer OF Monterey was shopping
In the city Thursday. She leaves this week
Miss Louise DeBruhl OF Columbia has been
the guest OF Miss EugeDia Robertson for seve-
raj days. She returned to Columbia Tuesday
Mr.. r. c. Pnilson left Saturday for Clinton
where be will spend Sunday and leave Mon
Mr.. Il. Il. Hill vent to Atlanta Monday on
business.
MI. and Mrs. J.. K. burst of Greenwood
Mr.. John Hill spent Sunday and Monday
here with his home people.
Mr.. Terrall Jones OF Columbia has been In
the city for several days the guest OF bis bro
Their Mr.. Frank b Jones.
Dr.: j. Lowrle Wilson was In Greenwood
last Thursday TO make an address at Lander
College.
MIR. W. E. Hill left Monday for New York
where he goes 10 buy goods for the coming
Miss Caro- and Miss Onie Morse came home
Thursday from Clinton where they have
been the guests OF Miss Lou Neville for q few
Mr.. and/Mrs. John Cheek were called TO
Seneca Monday by the death OF the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins.
Mr.. Joe Gilbert Of LoWndesYille ia In the
city attending Court. He Is the guest OF Mrs
A. K. Watson.
Mrs. j. Il, Latimer is here from Lowndes.
Vile where she is spending some time with
her sister Mrs Jam es 7. Latimer. Mrs. Lati.
mer will be In Abbeville for a week or ten
days.
Miss Sara Baker Of Calhoun Falls is the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Norwood.
Mr.. Erskine Blake was here from Clemson
'f Mrs. ): W. WI Kerr s4P Of Greenwood was in the
city a few days last week visiting Mr.. and
Mr.. clyde Morgan is at home again after
'p Miss Ma ss1 4 %siis ss n Ri1s and nd N Char.
lotte Jackson OF Tuscumbie, Ala. lett Monday
for Agnes Scott where they are students.
They were the attractive guetts OF Miss
Eliza Mabry for the week end, During their
lightfuI attentions.
Mr.. Thomas Speer Of Anderson was in town
last Thursday.
The Valentine Party given by the ladies' Of.
at the home of Mrs. V D Lees was q delight
ful affair. A good CROWD attended and en-
joyed the evening very much
Mr.. Gotlobe Neuffer Of Clemson spent the
Washingtons Birthday holiday here With
his home people.
BRIDGE R T
Miss Nettie Russell will be the hostess Fri.
day afternoon Of the Bridge club. Miss Rus,
sell,s ntertainme are always deiightfal
Mrs. CD Brown went to Gaffney Friday 10
attend q banquet given by the K. OF P's. Mrs
Brown will 60 to Rock Hill for a few days be-
Mrs. Maggie Latimer Bullock is al home
again after an extended stay In Augusta.
Mrs, Bullock will be the guest OF Mrs. j. D.
Kerr for several weeks. Her many fiiends
are glad to have her bert even for so short a
Rev. Henry Stokes and bis little daughter
went to Atlanta Saturday.
Mr.. M. p. DeBruhl OF Columbi and Mr..
Calhoun DeBruhl OF Clemson were in the city
Saturday.
Miss Corrie Graves of Latimer is in the city
the guest OF her sister.
DR., Thomas Clay Of Savannah came to
Abbeville Monday to see Mr.. ]. M. Harden
Mrs. j. M. Wilkerson has gon to Florida
for q months stay with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Hall have gone to
Portsmouth for 9 few days stay.
Miss Nina Wilson Of. Warrenton Ia the
pretty guest OF Miss Lois Wilson.
Mrs. Laura B. Love is at home again alter q
ten days visit to her sister at Monterey.
Miss Leona Blake who has been here for
several days the guest OF Mrs. J r Blake was
called to Greenwood Monday on account OF
the death Of her cousin Miss Rosa Plowden.
MI. Courtney Wilson was home from Char
lesion the 22hd.
Mrs. Allie Estes OF Union has been in the
city the guest Of Mrs. j. D. Kerr.
Miss Lucy Gilbert Of Lebanon WAS the guest
OF Mrs. Gilbert Evans last Friday. Miss Gil
Der, was returning from Orapgeburg where
Convention.
Miss Fannie Morrow was down fro Spar
tanburg Sunday TO see her father.
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Maggie Brooks Monday evening was IN
every way q most delightful affair.
Miss Brooks home, on Church street, was q
bower of lovliness the entire lower floor was
with Southern smiisx interpreted with
cherries and hatchets. " The front door was
opened by Master Mart Cheatham In q hand
some suit. Mrs. c Gsmbrell. Mrs. Fred Ca
the front hall, all beautifully gowned In ante
bellum toilets. Miss Brooks received her
guests In the front parlor. She wore q beauti.
ful black satin deliberately trimmed In color
6u dpplIQu6. O1lbb ulld OhkcI WuOdO III
day is the same date, received with Miss
Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham, Miss
Wilson. and Mr.. Robert Green served
refreshing punch in the parlor. The porch
was enclosed and during the evenining de-
music was furnished here by Miss
Lorepa Beacham, Mr.. j.. A. Hill, Berto Nc.
Davsd and F. Vernoy.
In the back parlor Mrs. ]. A. Hill, Martha
Washington and Mr.. W. w. Bradley as
George Washington received, under a canopy
of Am erican flags and Bunting. Mrs. Hill
wore an attractive toilet OF lace and lowered
silkalene with powdered hair and Dolly
Warden curl. that enhanced her girlish beau
". Mr.. Bradley was q perfect George and
looked not unlike the real George. Mrs.
MaZyck and Mrs. McDill received with them.
Mrs. McDill wore q dress Of black satin, with
she wore an exquisite cream lace shawl.
In the dining room attractive refreshments
OF charlotte and cake were served In minia-
ture hatchets by Mrs. X. g. Wilson, Miss Lois
Wilson, Miss Irene Rosenberg, Miss Eugenia
and Miss Louise DeBruhl. One OF
the interesting features of the evening was
the mipuet danced by fourteen little girls and
boys. Miss Scully trained these little folks
and they went through the dance as sedately
and gracefully as II 10 1.-The manor born"
Mias Brooks was assisted IN received By
Miss Kate Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. LIT Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Wilson. Mrs. r. E.. Hill,
Mrs.. E. r. Thomson and Mrs. NJ. l.. Bullock.
Every one pronounced Miss Brooks Birth
Day Party TO be one OF the most delightful
affairs Abbeville has enjoyed In q long time.