The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-08-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam SILVER and Mas
ter Sam, Jr., left Monday for several
weeks visit in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Jas. S. Cochran left Saturday
for New York where she expects to
buy a large stock of the very latest
goods in millinery. Mrs. Cochran has
made a success OF her business in the
past few years and has built up a
splendid trade. She has one Of the
best and Most up-to-date millinery
stores in the State. She always
does the very best she can for
her patrons and is perfectly reliable
and can be depended on. Her fall
stock will be worth looking at and
there will be something to suit every
ones taste.
Miss Mamie Devlin is in the city q
guest of Miss Maggie Brooks. Her
many friends are glad to see her
back in Abbeville.
Master William Hill was taken to
Chester on Monday for an operation
for appendicitis. We hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Miss Georgia Edwards is home VS.
iting her mother, Mrs. Jno. G. Ed
wards.
Mr.. Andrew Edwards visited home
folks last week. He is now living i'll
Georgetown and doing splendidly i'll
his business.
Mr.. L. NJ. Fouche is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Bradley.
Mrs. Sallie Bradley returned home
from Bradley on Friday after a Vlslt
to her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Wide
man.
The house-party of last week enter
tanned by Misses Florence and Maria
Neuffer ended on Saturday, the dill
fercnt little girls returning to their
homes after a most delightful week OF
pleasure. DR.. and Mrs. Neuffer did
everything for their pleasure while
here and they did have a good time.
Quite a number OF the little friends OF
the Neuffer girls helped them enter
tain their guests by giving them par
ties, Theatre parties, automobile rides
and the like-making each day and
night full Of pleasure for the young
girls.
Miss Mildred Cochran gave a Natl
nee party on last Thursday afternoon
to about IS little friends. This was the
largest matinee party ever given III
Abbeville. The little girls were invited
at about 3 O'Clock to the home OF Mrs.
Jas. S. Cochran where they were
served cake and ice cream. Misses
Elizabeth Jones and Edna Bradley
served delicious punch to the merr%
crowd during the hour. After enjoying
these refreshments the little folks
were taken to the opera house escort
ed BY Mrs. J. S. Cochran assisted by
Mrs. G. L. Cochran, Misses Joe DuPTe
and Sudie Cochran. The spent the rsct
of the afternoon enjoying the pictures.
This delightful occasion will long be
remembered by the young girls of Abb
beville.
The following little girls were the
guests: Lydia and Debby Owen, Mar
caret Flynn, Lavonia Seal, Alma
Thornton, Mary Beaudrot, Eugenla.I
Morgan, Eleanor DuPre, Marion ans
Elizabeth Wilson, Judith and Howard
Hill, Mary Hill Harris, Rachel and
Susan Minshall, Bette and Rosa Ba-
cot, Elizabeth Gambrell, Carolyn Ed
wards, Katherine Faulkner, Mary
Reid Moore, Thelma Segars, Victoria
HOWE, Mary Graydon, Ruth Beeks'
Mildred Deadwyler, Mandell Miller
Isabel Cantey, Elizabeth Jones, Edna
Bradley. Mary Greene, Evelyn McAll-
,,.or n1orv White Clara Harrison,
Annie Mabry, Ellen Nabers, Grace
Link, Mariory S~weetenberg, Dorothy
Syfan, Celia and Caroline Chalmers
Mary Louise Dargan, Florence n
Maria Neutfer, Bette Morrah, Melvima
Parker, Annette Holloway, Louise
Holloway, Charlotte and Frances Nc
Kay, Virginia Lesley, Margaret Cox
Margaret Lomax, Helen Milford, Mil
dred Lyon, Clara Baer, Mary Shaw
and Frances GILLIAN, Elizabeth Thorn
u. i
Miss Edna Bradley entertained
quite a number. or her friends on lsat
Thursday afternoon after the Matinee
marty given by Miss Mildred Cochran
This party was given in honor OF MISS
Florence Neuffer's house-party. After
several games Of rock refreshments
of ice cream and cookies were served