Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-22
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Mrs. NJ Y. Ge!emsa Retains Presidency Of
.. tho Federation News.

H0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VUHS.
SENECA, juno 2O.--Again Seneca has
occasion to be proud of her club women.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman was re.eleoted to
the presidency Of tho South Carolina
Federation Of Womep'B Clubs at the
recent convention at Chester. The mem-
bers Of the Federation thus showed thoir
appreciation of Mrs. Coleman's many
efforts in their behalf by bostowing upon
her the highest gift within their power.
inio' u 'Ii' I1AuanIo, Vi.air ,,.s.s, Of tho
education committee, was brilliant
figure at tho convention, and Mrs. w. j.
Lunney represented tho Once-a-Week
Club.
Mrs. MoCabe, Of Atlanta, stopped ovor
OH her return from tho convention, and
was tho guest of Mrs. Coleman for q
short " aile.
A charming social event was tho oard
party givon by Miss Clara Livingston
Friday ovening. On entering each young
lady was given score card with q "good
luck" penny attached. About ii O'Clock
delicions chocolate orean and cake were
served. Those present were: Misses
Lucia Lewis, Mary Cherry, May Chorry,
Lillian Caldwell, Frances Lowory, Julia
Bryan, Messrs. w. p. Nimmons, G. b.
Smith, Eugene LOWS, Hunter Brownloo,
j. Quinoey Adams and w. d. Holland.
Miss Ella Richardson entertained a
number of young people Friday evening
in honor of her accomplished guest, Miss
Maud Yarbrough, recent graduate in
music at the Georgia Female Seminary.
leo cream and cake wcro served in tho
pleasant latticed summon dining-room:
In addition to those from town thoro
woro present: Miss Lola Lcok and Mr..
Hilton Holmes, OF Marietta, Ga; Mr..
Jack Lowory, of Bowling Greon, KY.
Mr.. Fred. McCarley, of Atlanta, Ga. Mr..
Harry Poe, of Greenvillo, and Mr. Lay
Cary, of Loolshart.
Misses Louisa and Catherine Poppen-
holm, of Charleston, aro guests of Mrs.
M. w. Coleman. Miss Louisa Porpon-
holm is remembered as ono of tho Lead
ing members of tho Convention Lt
Womon's Clubs hold hero last summer.
She is recording secretary of tho Fedora.
ton.
DIR. John Hopkins attended the COM
moncoment exercises of Furman Univer-
sity at Groonvillo last week.
Mossrs. Eustaco Hopkins and Charles
Harper havc returned from Greenvillc,
where tliey havo been attending Furman
University.
Miss Eulalio Griffin, # Rocky Mount,
N. c., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. j.
Gignilliat.
Mr.. Joseph B. Thompson, train dis
patchor, of Columbia, spent Sunday with
his homefolks here.
Miss Maud Yarbrough has returned to
hor homo at Hendersonville, N. c., after
visit to Miss Ella Richardson.
DR.. G. G. Jones, of Greenvillo, spont
Saturday in town.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Doyle spent Sunday
at Calhoun.
Miss Carrie Sholor has been visiting
relatives in Walhalla.
Mr.. Fred. McCarley, of Atlanta, spent
several days last week and this with the
family of Mr.. j. II. Bryan.
Mrs. Ii. j. Gignilliat has returned from
visit to Rocky Mount, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crayton and Miss
Rose WEIGH leave this week for stay of
some time in tho mountains.
Prof. j. l.. Eskew went to Walhalla
Saturday to assist with tho teachers
examination, being ono of tho County
Board of Education.
The town is engaging in n week OF
prayer. Tho services were commenced
Sunday evening, whom Rev. w. II. Capcrs
preached at the Episcopal church. A
prayer meeting is to DO hold each oven.
ing in tho week except Saturday, being
hold in the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist churches in turn, making union
affair. The programme was arranged by
tho pastors of tho town, and the different
laymep arc asked tc participate. Much
interest is fclt, and it is hoped the moot
ings may be productive of great good.
MARY T.. SWAMI.
SENECA, Juno 21.-Cards arc out for
tho tin wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
Strihling. Mr.. and Mrs. Stlibling cole
brate the tenth anniversary Of their mar
riage next Tuesday evening, Juno 9th,
and tho occasion is looked forward to
with great pleasure.
Rev. II. M. Galphin is announced to
assist pastor Rev. ID. w. IIiott in Il meot-
ing at Seneca, beginning next Sunday.
Mr.. Charles +. Hoko, Jr., of Augusta,
V hore he Is with the Postal Telegraph
Company, is in town for the first timo in
several years. NJ. E. 8.