The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-28
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An event of interest socially was q fecep-
ton given last Thursday afternoon from D
to 6 o'clock by Mrs. S. FL. Rosenberg TO a
number of her friends in honor of her SIS
fer. Mrs. Louise Lyon, Of Sumter. upon
arrival the visitors were met at the 0
bv Mrs. w. P. Greene. They were then
ushered into the reception o where
Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. U. A
Neufrer and Mrs. Will White were IL The
receiving line. The punch bowl was pre-
sided over by Mrs. W. u. Simpson ana
Miss Mary Robertson, Mrs. L. u. "h'te
and Mis-; Eugenia Robertson were III
charge of the dining ROOM, where a oe-
liobtful ice course was served by Misses
caroline Reese, Nellie Harden, Emma anu
Margaret Cothran. Large vases OF "hi'e
narcissus stood on the mantel and taoles
in the reception room and hall. Inc ulh-
ing room was beautiful with PINK carna-
tions and ferns.
At her lovely home on Main street, Mrs.
F. R. Thomson entertained last TUESDAY
ofternoon in honor Of her house guest,
Miss Leila Nance, of Due West. The hoa
with its spacious rooms was oeautlluily
dee, rateI with pot plarts and PINK carha-
nations. Receiving in tie parlor were
Mrs Thomson, Miss Leila Nance and Mrs.
George Penney. Those assisting III en-
pertaining we're Misses May Robertson
Ora and Onie Morse, Mrs. c. A. Milford
and Mrs. J. 6. Thomson. A delightful
o,lad course was served by Misses Caro-
lima Reese, Sarah Haigler, Ruth calvert
ond Nellie Harden. Pink and white minis
were served by little Misses Grace Milford
and Elizabeth Thomson. In the oack nal
hot coffee with marshmallows n cheese
stra; were served by Mrs. Frank Nlckles'
Mrs. Stack has returned to her home IN
Monroe, N. c., after o pleasant visit TO her
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Miller.
Mrs. ]. B. Muse, of Due West, spent sew
eral DAYS last week with her daughter
Mrs. ALI. Lyon.
Mrs. V. D. Lee and Mrs. z. B. Rogers OF
Flberton, are off for a W weeks visit 10
Major and Mrs. L. I. Bryant Atlantic
City.
Miss Bessie Fretwell has returned from
Clemson and will make Mrs. William
Barnwell a visit Of several weeks.
DIR. @. A. Milford returned yesterday
from Anderson.
Mrs. william Haskell returned Monday
from Charleston where she has been for a
week or more. a.. ,
Mrs. w. D. Wilson has gone for a weeks
visit to Mr.. William Lawson in Georgia.
Mrs. NJ. T. Coleman has returned from
Columbia, where she went to appear DE-
fore the Ways and Means committee III
behalf Of the Industrial School at Flor
ence, s.. c.
Senator J. Moore Mars spent the week
end Mt home.
Miss Mamie Devlin spent the weekend
with hone folks in Due West. She went
to attend the Syfan-Pettigrew wedding.
Mrs. l.. W. White has gone to Newberry
to visit her daughter. Mrs. E.. D. Kerr.
Miss Louise McDiIl is visiting relatives
and friends in Columbia this week.
Mir. Frank Hassell, of Wilson, n. G..
clme to Abbeville to visit Mrs. Hassell,
who has been on a visit since Christmas to
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Z. B. Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hassell left for their home
in Wilson, N. c., on Monday.
Judge E. B. GarNspent Saturday and
Sunday with home, folks in Abbeville.
Miss Fannie Stark after a delightful
visit to Mrs. H. l.. Hunt, of Shelby, NC
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie K!ugh and Mrs. Turner
spent the weekend with MIR. and Mrs.
Charlie Lyon returning to Greenwood
Monday.
Mr.. Arthur Klugh spent Sunday in thu:
city.
Miss Katherine Link spent Sunday in
ISpartanburg with Miss Mary Link.
Mrs. J. L. Perrin and Miss Mary Perrin
spent last week with friends and relatives
in Columbia and Clinton.