Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-15
NEWS FROM HUSrLING SENECA.
Delegates Gone to the State Federation OF
Women's Cubs-Locals.

SENECA, juno 13.-Ncar this time last
year Seneca was thronged with brilliant
club women from all ovcr the State.
Tho Federation of Women's Clubs of
South Carolina was organized. Tho Fcdo-
ration elected as its idcnt Mrs. NJ. w.
Coleman, first President of Tho Onco-a-
Week Club, tho Club which inauguratcd
tho Federation movement. Now Seneca
sends representatives to Chester, whore
tho annual convention is being held this
week.
Mrs. Coleman left Saturday and will
preside at tho meeting of the convention.
She has proved an untiring officer, and
has mado porson"' friends of many of
tho club WON; 10 State. Sho also
numbers among her friends somo of
Gcorgia's foremost women OF club and
social circles. The Atlanta journal of
last Saturday evoning, with n short ac-
count of tho convention to be held ut
Chester, gavo cu5 of MIS-. Coleman.
Mrs. James II. Adams loft Monday, and
attends tho convention as Chairman of
the Education Committee. Mrs. Adams
is ominontly fitted for the position which
sho holds. Naturally gifted intellectually,
she has tho added advantage of success
full experience in tho school room, hav-
ing taught,bc her marriage.
1t is matter of regret that Mrs. e. A.
Hines, President of mo Once-aWcclt
will not be ablo to attend, owing to tho
illness of child. Mrs. Hines has many
charming graces and it is n disappoint-
mcnt to her many friends that sho is de-
privcd of tho pleasures of tho conven-
ton. Her ablo substitute is Mrs. w. j..
Lunnoy, a handsome woman and popu-
lar club member. Mrs. Lunnoy left
Tuesday morning for Chester.
TITO cat Homc," given by Miss Nolle
Gignilliat last Friday evening, was en-.
joycd by number of tho young people
of tho town. Several boys from Glenn
son College were present.
Miss May Chorry has returned homo.
She has spont tho past session in school
at Birmingham and on her return paid
charming visit of several days to
Atlanta.
Mr.. Arthur ii. Thompson is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. w. E. Thompson, of Dublin,
Georgia, is in town for visit.
Mr.. Walter Swami, who has bcen with
tho Western Union Telegraph Company
in Atlanta for somo time, is at home for
while.
Miss Mary Cherry arrives this aftor.
noon from Columbia, where she has
been attending the College for Women.
Mr.. w. II. Jones, of Greonvillo, spent
Tuesday here, the guest Of his uncle, DR..
L. Clay Doyle.
Little Miss Both Stribling has gono to
Anderson for fow days.
Mr.. V. B. Swami has been confined to
tho house for several days with fever.
Mr.. j. O. Armstrong, of Richland, is in
town for several days, assisting with the
moving Of gin.
The commonc omont exercises of Clcm.
son College will bo attended by some of
tho Seneca people.
Tho base ball craze sooms again to have
takon possession of things. Seneca and
Westminster arc to day having l. game
at tho latter place,
Mr.. Jack Lowory, of Bowling Green,
kentucky, is in town. 1t has boon oui tc
q long timo since ho has mado visit
horo, and many friends arc glad to scr
him.
Refreshing rains have visited this place
for tho past two days.
MARY Il. wtNN.
| was seriously afflicted with cougl,
for several years, and last fall had more
severe cough than over boforc. have tried
many remedies without receiving mucl,
roliof, and being recommended to try q