The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-05-06
WEST END.

teaching at Warenton.
Miss Cheatham and her guest were en-
tertained delightfully."- by Mrs. ]. A. Dick
son, Tuesday.
Mr.. Dewitt Barnes and Mr.. Henry
Mosely of Lowndesville were business
visitors in the city Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. II. McMurray gave q tea
Monday evening In honor of MI. and Mrs
Benz. Maultesby, Of Bennetsville, Seated
at the table were: Mr.. and Mrs. Maultes-
by, Mr.. Roddy Devlen, Mr.. William
Klugh. Miss. Mamie Devlen, MIR. Joe
Elgin and Mr.. Francis Mabry.
Miss. Mary Bradley Of the college for
women at Due West spent the week end
with her parents MI. and Mrs. j. +.
Bradley.
Mr.. William Klugh Of Rock Hill is
visiting his mother Mrs. j. c. Klugh.
Mr.. E. w. Harper and son E. W. Jr.
of L~owndesville, were business visitors In
the City Monday.
Misses LOWS Reed and Florence Jackson
Of the Due West College for Women, we're
the guest of Miss. Mary Bradley Monday.
On Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Bradley entertained at a tea in honor
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Il. Maultsby, who are the
guests of Mrs J. C. Klugh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley's guests included, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maultesby, Miss Mamie Devlin, Miss.
Edith Sullivan and Miss Mary Hodges.
Mr.. Ernest Wardlaw, who for several
years has been with the L. W. White
Dry Goods Co. will leave the first Of June
to travel. Mr.. Wardlaw has a boast OF
friends who regret to see him leave
Abbeville.
Miss Elise Brownlee and Mr.. Clyde
Sharp, Of Arborville were the guest Of
Mrs. J. A. Dickson Saturday.
Nj. J. v. Elgin spent Sunday in Ben
nettsville.
Miss Virginia Nelson, Of Atlanta is the
guest of her sister Mrs. J. R. Nickles.
Mrs. Neal Pressly. who for a number Of
years has served as a missionary in Mexico
arrived in the city Saturday, and will be the
guest Of her son DR.. Jack Pressly for
several days. Mrs. Pressly has with her
q bright little Mexican girl, who she
has adopted.
Miss. Matte Lee Harper, Of Lowndes-
vile, was shopping in the city Monday.
One Of the most beautiful as we'll as en-
joyable functions OF the spring season was
the lovely reception on last Wednesday az
ternoon given by Miss Lille Clark in hon
or of Mrs. Frank Andrews. Miss Clark's
home was very attractive on entering the
rooms displaying a %profusion OF spring
roses. Mrs. R. N. Tiddy and Mrs, W. ?.
Greene welcomed the guests at the door
and invited them in the parlor to be pre-
sented to the bride and those receiving,
who were: Miss Lille Clark, Mrs. A. W..
Clark, Mrs. E. V. Snipes and Miss Corrie
Andrews. A large punch bowl full Of deli
cious punch was arranged in the hall, and
Miss Mamie Devlin and Miss Helen Ed
wards served the punch, while in the din
ing room Mrs. w. D. Addie and Mrs. J. H.
McMurray served the refreshing ices, also
pink and white minis. The color scheme
In the dining room was pink and white
and the roses and peonies in this color
were exquisite. Miss Ruth McClain added
much to the enjoyment Of the occasion by
the beautiful instrumental music which
she rendered to the delight Of all her hear
ers. Mrs. Andrews wore q very handsome
gown Of white crepe de chine and was
much admired, while Miss Clark was
gowned in a lovely blue crepe de chine.
There were about seventy-five ladies who
called during the afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Pope and little son are in
the city the guests Of Judge and Mrs. En-
gene B. Gary. .
Mrs. Marie Gary Eason is expected in
the city on Thursday. She will visit Judge
and Mrs. E. B. Gary and Judge and Mrs.
Frank B. Gary while here.
Mrs. Sol Rosenberg and son are off for a
months stay with relatives in Sumter.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the A. R. P.
church will meet with Mrs. w. Owens on
next Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Jas. Cochran and Miss Sadie Ham
mond spent Sunday with friends in Green
wood.
Mr.. William Miller, who has been quite
unwell for the pastiew days, is much bet
ter and able to be out again.
Miss Mary Lawson Link is off for a two
weeks visit in Atlanta and Decatur, Ga.
On last Thursday quite a number of the
young people went out on a picnic To Mill
wood. They were ch%aperoned by DIR. and
Mrs. Geo. Penney. The young men were:
Messrs. Hermann Greene, Gottlob Neuf-
fer, James Hemphill, Calhoun Cason and
w. D. Wilkinson. The young ladies were:
Misses Mary Perrin, Katherine and Mary
Link.
Miss Nelson, of Atlanta, spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. j. R. Nickles.
Miss Louise Brown spent the weekend
in Greenwood.
DR.. Mahon spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Mahon in Williamson.
Mrs. G.. A. Neuffer entertained the ladies'
Bridge Club last Friday afternoon. Sew
eral ladies were seated in the parlor and
dining-room. Quite an enjoyable afteI-