The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-04-06

Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily TempIeton.

Mrs. Francis Henry spent several days
in Atlanta last week.
Miss May Robertson and Miss Bertha
White went over to Greenwood Thursday
TO visit the schools in that city. They
thoroughly enjoyed their visit to Green
wood and every attention was paid them
70 make the ine day h pass pleasantly t. b,s Mr. anto .:
mobile showed them the attractive city
pointing out the many points OF interest.
Mrs. Jas. C. Hill was in Atlanta for
few days last week shopping.
Miss Nellie Pressly OF Troy was In the
city several days last week. Miss Pressly
was the guest Of the Misses Cater.
Mrs. G. A. Neuffer spent several days In
Atlanta last week shopping.
Mr.. 81. D. Reese accompanied by his
little daughter Louise who has been spend.
ing some time in Florence with her sister
Mrs. Earl Page arrived in the city Satur'
day.
Mrs. P. Rosenberg and Miss Irene Ro,
senberg are at home again after O short
STAY with DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Visanskl
Misses Iona and Sophie Tillman who
were guests of Miss Sara Lee last week
have gone to Greenwood to visit their
brother Mr.. Henry Tillman:
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos B. Morse reached
Abbeville Friday after an extended stay
in Florida where they visited many points
of interest. They spent some days in Sa.
vannah with friends.
DIR. Us. ;Moffat Of Due West preached
two excellent sermons Sabbath morning
and evening at the Presbyterian church,
Mr.. W, A. Templeton came up from Co
lumbia Saturday and stayed until Mon
day with his home people.
Mrs. Alec Gilbert Of Granteville was the
guest Of Mrs Love from Friday until Mon
Mrs. J. NJ. Lawson and her children
returned to their home in Plum Branch
| after spending the Easter holidays with
Mrs. Russell.
Mrs.C; D. Brown spent Wednesday in
Greenville.
Miss Mary Quarles Link who has been
at home from ~Spartanburg q few days
left Tuesday for Converse.
Mrs. J. r. Glenn is in Atlanta to
spend a while with Mrs. Furman.
Miss Martha Cater has choice tomato
plants for sale. Varieties the best, plants
strong and hearty.
MIR. Joel Perrin of Richmond, Va, is in
the city the guest Of Mrs. H. L. Smith;
Miss Lillian Carroll oflMt, Carmel who
has been the guest Of Miss Louise Watson
for some time has gone to her home after
q pleasant stay here.
Miss Minnie Greene and Miss Eliza Gary
went to Anderson Friday to attend the
dance given in that city.
Mrs. Lucy Thomson accompanied by
her grandson Thomas Highsmith came
home Saturday from an extended visit to
her daughter Mrs Luther Highsmilh in
Honea Path.
Miss Wakefield Mattison left Saturday
for Columbia where she goes to attend
the Ansel-Bunch wedding. Miss Mattl-
son VII be maid of honor.
Mrs. j. II. Latimer and Mrs. ~. l.. Bull
lock leave Thursday for Atlanta where
they will spend some time.
Miss Lenore Long Of Due West was the
charming guest Of Mrs. &c. Ellis for the
weekend.
Miss Bernice Cramer left SATURDAY for
Monroe, N. c., where she will spend some
time.
Mrs. Lewis Perrin entertained Friday
and Saturday afternoons at two very de-
lightful affair, Both entertainments were
characteristic Of Mrs. Perrins beautiful
taste and graceful management. Friday
afternoon Bridge was 1.-THE amusement.
Saturday Euchre was the game that made
the hours pass SO swiftly by, Aftera mum.
Der Of games a delightful menu of salad
with iced ltea was served. Mrs. Perrin
gave a lovely book as a prize to the one to
have top score. Miss Ivy Calhoun was
the lucky winner.
Miss Margaret Miller and Miss Blanche
Freakle Of Due West were In the city Sun