Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-17
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SENECA, s. O., November 10, 1903. "a
social d meeting OF The Students, Club, at
tho home OF Mrs. @. X, livingston
Thursday afternoon, from four To- ak,
was y pleasant occasion long to bs re-
membered. Games were entered into
with great enthusiasm. There were
cards and crokipole. IS II.
dining room. whore everything was
characterized by elegance and perfect
order. The room was darkened and
artificial light used. Tho highly pol.
ished table, with it's center pece Of ex-
quisite white chrysanthomums, was a
thing of beauty. The following was the
menu, served IN conrses ~ s.: t.sa,t
Oystors, ~
csaSf'ers, es,sS' Peanut Sandwiches, aa'SkiSs,
& @.< Angols' Food, NJ #ihito Cake,
Sailed Peanuts.
Miss Glare Livingston, as hostess,
gracefully presided at tho head of tho
table. Her guests were Misses Lillian
Caldwell, Byrdie and Susie Thompson,
Christine and Inez Dickson, Lucia Lewis,
Mary and Helen Swami, members of tho
Club, and Miss Bessie Norris, who was
visiting the President, Miss Caldwell.
Misses Frances Lowory and Dana Moore,
members OF tho Club, were not ablo to
be preseht.
u>a. Dir. MANLY TO LEAVE.
1t Is matter of sincere regret to the
Seneca people that Rev. Charles Manly,
d. d., who for twelve years has been pas
tor of the Baptist church hore, is soon
to leave. He has accepted a pastorate ct
Lexington, Missouri. During tho timo
he has served the church hero, not only
the Baptists, but tho mombers of all de-
nominations have become greatly at
tached to him, rs he has ever been ready
with kind word for all.
VISITING COLUMBIA.
Mrs. j. w. Stribling is in Columbia
this week visiting her daughter, Miss
Mary Cherry, student at tho Presbyte-
rian College for Womon, and attending
tIe State Fair.
OTHER NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davo Sloan, of Now York,
have baen spending several days at tho
Seneca Aiotel. Mrs. Sloan 10 quito an
export at hunting. Sho donnod hor
on q hunt and killed five birds.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson has gone to
visit relatives Mt Summervllc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Cary and Master
Whitner Cary, of Lockhart arc spending
several days hero.
Mr.. Whitnor X. Livingston, of Lock
hart, was in town tho first of tho week,
on his way to Columbia.
Mrs. w. G. McCarley, of Elberton, Ga,
spont ono day Of last week hero.
Mr.. Jas. L. McCarey has gone to Ros-
well, Georgia, whore ho has accepted q
position as book-keeper.
Mr.. r. L. Howell is in Atlanta for a
fow days.
Mr.. JAS. B. Brown, Jr, employed by
tho Southern Railroad rs relief operator,
was at homo tho first Of tho week.
Miss Fannie Whitmirc spcnt Sunday at
Donvor, with her friond, Miss Margie
Major.
Rov. D. w. Hiott, Baptist minister,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. o. III. p. FAINT is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. M. Cary.
Rov. j. l.. Daniel will preach special
sermon to church members on the fourth
Sunday of this month.
Mr.. Author p. McElroy was in Seneca
Saturday.
DR.. w. r. Doyle loft Tuesday morning
for Columbia to attend the State Fair.
The painting force of tho Southern
Railroad is hore, painting tho depot and
tank. The color is rather lighter and
moro attractive than formerly.