Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-20
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3 SgNECA, IS. C., tober Is Aiiss Fran
oes LoRery invited q number Of her
friends TO her homo on last Friday eve
ming and those so fortunate as TO be
present had q most enjoyable time,
Pleasant conversation and games made
the timo all too short. The music by
Misses Susie Thompson and Fannie
Whitmire was much enjoyed i
atraws, M % Chicken sa.sd, ssaSksrs, Olives, %
plain cake, fruit cake, coffee.
The pretty and popular hostess wore
becoming dress Of light bluo.
a1. OFFICERS ELECTED. %@*1 .
The literary society Of tho young ladies
met last time with the Misses Dickson.
The election os officers, wh!ch should
have taken plaoe in June, was not hold
g. that an time an and the society has had
for Now York of Miss Sara Livingston,
tho former President, 10 much regretted.
the wisa selection of Miss Livingston's
successor Is Miss Lillian Caldwell, The
complete list of officors chosen ct tho
recent meeting Ia: sss ..t# fa5
/ President, Miss Lillian CALDWELL; 1st
vice president, Miss Byrdte Thompson;
I'd vice president, Miss Christine Diok-
Miss Mary Swami; Corresponding Score
tary, Miss CLARA Livingston; Dictator,
Mas neaaia Wilson. -,
,. RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Missionary Rally Day will be observed
at tho Methodist church next Sunday
afternoon. A cordial Invitation Is OK
Gended tho public to be present.
Rov. w. S.. Hamiter did not flll his
usual appointment OF tho Presbyterian
ehuroh last Sunday evening, owing to
his absence at Walhalla. ~ .,o;t&.
Services will be hold at the Episcopal
church ON the morning of tho fifth Sun
day of October. Preaching by Rev. w.
r.. Capers. Tho public cordially invited
to be present.
...... OTHER NEWS. ..
Hon, j.. E. Vernor was in town Friday.
The many Seneca friends Of Mrs. John
G. Gary are sorry to know Of her illness
at her homo at Lookhart, whore hor
mother, Mrs. G. X. Livingston, has gone
to DO with her.
DR.. w. II. Nardin, of Anderson, was in
town Saturday on his way to Toccoa.
Mrs. 4. w. Thompson and Mrs. Eu-
gone Crayton loft Saturday for Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Werner. oi Wal
halla, spent Sunday with the:f daughter,
Mrs. j. NJ. Strother.
Mrs. j.. w. Jordan and Miss Ludie
Jordan have gone to Union to visit Mrs.
Jordan's sister, Mrs. T. G. Duncan.
They were joined ut Greenville by Lieut..
l.. w. Jordan, Jr.
Miss Emma Stribling has boon quito
unwoll for several days. Her many
friends hope soon to SEQ her out again.
DR.. w. r. Doyle attended the recent
Carnival held at Macon, Ga, and also
went to Atlanta.
Miss Lizzio McAnnally, of Nowry, was
in Seneca Sunday.
Rov. and Mrs. w. r. Capers and chill
dron were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
j. Gignilliat Sunday night.
Misses Hattie anG Susie Duffie, from
near Westminster, spent Sunday with
Mrs. M. Stokes Stribling.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman and Mrs. w. j.
Lunney went to Lavonia Monday.
Miss Beth Stribling paid short visit
to relatives at Williamston tho first of
tho week.
Mrs. e. G. Doyle has gono TO Laurons.
Miss Ludie Jones has returned to Lau-
rens.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Keys, of Anderson, is with
her sistor, Mrs. G. w. Moore.
Thoro was good frost here Saturday
morning.