Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-07
'FrIIstCcA Appointed.

At the last meeting of the County
Board of Education, Trustees wore ap
pointed as follows, to-wit:
Belmont, No. 55-.Jamcs O. Driscoll
Andrew Hunter, w. l.. Gillespie.
Oakway, No. 81. A. Eubanks, l.. A.
Edwards, j. o. B. Haley.
Mount Tabor, Nc. 10-J. A. Knox, w
II. Tannory. Ed. S. Singleton.
Cleveland, No. 12-John w. Lilies, j.
A. Moore, w. p. Clcland.
Neville, No. 25--W. Il. Blanchott, join
Abbott, Joseph Kerr.
Speeds Creek, No. sc. A. Moore
II. L. Cox, G. Cothran.
Friendship, No. 20a-B. +. Moore, w
II. Phillips, j. G.. Sears.
Salon, No. I2--T. A. Grant, Miles A,
Moss, Henson Chapman.
Red Hill, No. 73-John Ed" IDS, VIM
Singleton, VIM. King.
In all other districts the former trus
tees were rcappOintcd.
ISbcll, No. 25, were disqualified on &C
count of being County Commissioners
and Posey Bottoms, No. 55, on account
of not being a qualified voter.
In response to request to rulo on the
subject, tho Board decided that there
were no lines, Il PERSONS residence being
either wholly in or out of district.
Tho petition to form q now district out
OF portions of Fair Play and South Union
districts, was granted.
V. +. MARTIN,
Chairman and Clork.
Pheasant - ocinl Event.
Ono of the most enjoyable and soc ia
events of tho season took place at tho
elegant and hospitablc home of Mai. and
Mrs VIM. j. Stribling, near Walhalla, on
Tuesday evening, Juno 9TH, from nino to
twelve o'clock. The party was given by
Miss Mary Stribling, their pretty and
charming. young daughter, in honor OF
her guests, Misses Louise Turner and
May do Jarnetto, of lfatonton, Ga, who
arc paying thoir friond, Miss Mary, q
visit for faw days.
At tho appointed hour tho young men
and maidons began to arrive and wore
shown into tho beautifully lighted parlol
and drawing rooms, where thcy wnro in.
trOduccd by Miss Mary to hor Georgia
guests.
After tho Introductory services were
over tho yOung folks entered into the
cnjoyments of tho occasion, which con.
sisted of music, games, social chat, &c.
which contributed mucl, to tho evening &
entertainment.
At an appointed timo slips of paper,
upon which the names Of the young
ladies had been written, wero put into a
hat, and the boys drew for their prizes
When all had drawn, they then proceeded
with thoir partners into tho spacious
dining E2a;ii, where elegant. rofr roni,nunta
were served.
At tho close of this most interesting
part of tho programme the guests began
to depart to their respective homes, to
dream Of The happy time thoy had spont
with Miss Mary and her bright and ac-
c0mplishod young ladies of the Empire
State Of tho South. Tho occasion will
long live green and fresh in our memory.
The following arc tho names of tie
young ladies' present: Mi6So6 tS,iiio Nor
ton, Mary Cherry, Hattie Boil McCol-
Tough, Anna Terhuno, Mamie Strot' cr,
lncz Schroeder, Lila Stribling, Anna Rol,.
Ella Reid, Annie Maxwell, Felicia Porry,
Sallio Sholor, Mamie Anscl, Lido Keith,
Daisy Kilburn, Julia MAXWELL Emma
Morrick, Annie Rose and Alice Strong.
Tho following arc tho namcs of the
young gentlemen present: Mcssrs. j. r..
Ashwortl, S. G. Bnkor, j. j. Norton, Jas.
T. Neville, II. q. Mcrrick, James Darby,
w. j. Neville, Jr., G. NJ. Anscl, James
Anscl, w. j. Schroeder, John Il. Bnuk-
night Mack Neville, jessie Maxwell,
Eugene ilutchison, JUDO Strothor, Dave
Strothcr, Frank Maxwell, William Strib-
ling, Wcssio Torhuno, Hugh IIolloman,
j. &. Hicks, j. &. lay, Jr., j. j. 8.
nondy, Ludio Bromncck, and Drosdon A.
Srnltn, Jr. ID, A, g.. ,JR.