The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-06-23
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entertained at an elegant dlnlng
Tuesday in honor of the birthday
Of their aunt, Mrs. Ella Huckabee
Nance. who is making her home
with them. At the appointed hour,
the guests were invited into the
dining room which was festive with
flowers and large white cake up
on which glowed pink and white
tapers. The table was beautiful
with its handsome centerpiece,
dainty china, and splendidly pre-.
pared viands. An elegant course
dinner was served, consisting OF
all the dainties of the season. The
day was pleasantly spent in inter
esj:ng conversation interspersed
with sweet music. Mrs. Nance is
we'll known throughout this county
and has many warm friends who
extend congratulations and the
hope that she shall live to have
many returns of the happy day
She is the only living member OF
the immediate family Of Rev. and
Mrs. Greene Huckabee. Those en-
joying the genial hospitality OF
the delightful home on this pleas
ant occasion were Mr.. and Mrs
Moseley Huckabee, Mr.. and Mrs
Gamewell Huckabee, Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Huckabee, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M
Clinkscales, Mesdames Sara Hucka'
bee, Katherine Simmons, and
Mary Bell.
Rev. R. w. Barber and Mrs. Lou
ise Williams of Greenwood are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Huck
abee.. Miss Louise Huckabee re
turned with them much to the de-
light of her friends.
The following left for the differ
ent summer schools during thu
week: Mrs. Charlie Bowen ant
Miss Clanys Bonds to Winthrop
College; Miss Emma Bell, Univer
sity of Athens, Ga; Mr.. De Witt
Harper to Carolina. Miss Lucil'
kirkpatrick, who was in Hender
sonville, N. c., with her mother
has gone to Winthrop. Misses Sar'
and Eloise Hardin were unable t.
attend Winthrop, as they ha'
planned, Miss Sara suffering from
small pox and Miss Eloise having
been exposed to the disease.
Miss Mildred Basxin has gon
| to Anderson to attend the Baskin
Leitzsey marriage. Mrs. Leitzsey
as Miss Una Baskin, is well know
here, having been born and rearet
near Lowndesville. She is gradu
ate of Winthrop College and ha
taught with much success in thu
different schools of the state fol-
several years. Mr.. Leitzsey is en-
gagged in railroading and is to be
congratulated upon winning this
sweet cultured woman. They viii
make their home in Charleston fol
the present.
Rev. and Mrs. Neil Baird of Iva
and Mrs. Anna Brice Baird of Con.
cord, N. c., were pleasant visitors
in town this week. Mrs. Baird was
college friend of Mrs. c. M
Clinkscales and came to see her
and renew their acquaintance af-
ter lapse of 80 years. She is visit.
ing her son, who is the popular pas
tor of the Iva A. R. P. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mann of
Honea Path and Mr.. Marvin M.
Mann of st. Matthews visited
their brother, Mr.. w. B. Mann,
near town, a few days ago. Mr..
Marvin Mann is prominent mem
Der of the Orangeburg bar, Mr..
Clyde Mann is cashier of the
Honea Path bank. Both of these
young men were once pupils of the
Lowndesville school and have many
warm friends here who are graft
fed at their success in life.
Mrs. J. F. Harper and her daugh-
ter, Miss Georgia Harper, are
spending this week in Elberton
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Huckabee,
M;., Ello, Mr Crr