Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-25
NEWS FROM HusrLlNa 8! ssNEcA.
A Silver Wodd'ng--Ers Coleman's Visit 10
Charloston--Loeal Plok,ups.

uoFo w pibSc uoEos Uut Wh6il ,tlo IcciVA-
ent OF distinguished attentions is none
other than one of our rtowns-women, they
become of general interest. #@.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman has returned from
Charleston, having spent week after
the close of the Confederate re-
union. Sine was delightfully."- enteg-
tained at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. p. Poppenheim, whore oongonial
party, among whom were Miss Randolph,
sponsor from Virginia, and Miss Dora
Keen, q member of the Public Eduoation
Association of Philadelphia, spent the
days of tho reunion. Teas, receptions
and yachting parties were given in Mrs.
Coleman's honor. On recent visit to
Charleston, Mrs. Coleman's time was
| largely devoted to Federation dnties; hut
on the last it WAS entirely social and
completely enjoyed. .5..,.
1t is e. matter of interest that Mrs.
Coleman has been invited to be ono OF
tho State Board Of Directors of the Chatau
qua, soon to be inaugrated at the Isle
of Palms, noar Charleston, being tho only
woman thus honored.
| Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Todd celebrated tho twenty.
fifth anniversary Of their marriage. The
parlor, hall and dining. groom of tho home
were beautifully decorated with ferns
palms and other pot plants. Tho bride
carried n handsome bouquet of white
carnations.
| Refreshments were served in tho din
ing-room, Misses Ellen Todd, Olive
Lowery, Maud Hopkins and Nellie Gignil
lat waiting on the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd were tho recipients
of large number of beautiful presents
A majority of tho town people were in
vited to the silver wedding, and mum
Dor attended. Guests from other places
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frierson, Miss
Friorson of Anderson; Messrs Arohic
and Cocil Todd, of Grcenville.
Tho annual Childron's Day exercises
woro hold at tho Methodist church last
Sunday afternoon. A large crowd was
presont and tho ohildron were highly
complimontod OH their rocitations and
singing. Those who rooted wore: Hos
sio Austin, Paris billiard, Ludie Jordan
katio Camak, Lizzie Tolbert, Young
Harbin, Fred. Swami, George Tribble,
Hcko Swami, George Tolbert, Luther
Moore and John Jordan.
Tho address of tho occasion was made
by Prof. ID. w. Daniel, of Clemson Col.
lego. Ho captivated the children and
mado q most favorable impression upon
tho older ones.
An offortory was prottily sung by Miss
Whitmiro.
Rev. j. l.. Daniel, of tho Methodist
church, and Rev. w. S. Hamiter, Of the
Presbyterian church, woro present.
Many pretty flowers were used to make
tho church attractive.
A pleasant picnic was the ono givon by
Misses Frances Lowory and Emma Strib.
ling to their classes of the Baptist Sun
day school last Saturday, at pretty
place known as Halls Gulley. Others
who attended were: Misses Eloiso Sloan
Addio Hiott, Annie Alexander, Mr.. Earl
Harper and Mr.. Leathers, of Westmin-
ster.
Mr.. VIM. II. Couch, o. Bridgeport,
Conn.,, after spending several months at
tho Oconee Inn, loft Monday.
Mr.. j. II. Bryan, since his return from
tho meeting of tho Grand Lodge X. OF
p, at Florence, where he was elected
Grand Outer Guard, has boon receiving
many congratulations. Ho was sere.
naded and responded to a call for q
/ speech.
Prof. c. w. Moore's school at Town,
vile closed Friday evening.
The sad nows of tho death of Mrs. A.
r. Broyles, SO near that of Major Broylcs,
was painfully received by many friends
/ hore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Strothor spent
Sunday at Walhalla.
Mrs. w. 2. Reid, Miss Mary Julia
Roid and johnson Koid have returned
after an absence of several weeks at
| Canton and Atlanta.
Miss Bessie Miokler, of West Union,
was in town Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Stokes Stribling left Monday
| to visit relatives at Anderson and VIII
| liamstOn.
Prof. and Mrs. John l.. McWhorter
have been spending several days in town.
MIR. w. w. Bowen is spending several
days at Ensloy.
Mrs. Eliza Brooks is in Seneca again,
and hor many friends arc glad to SEQ her.
! Mrs. VIM. A. Lowery spent Friday ut
Anderson.
Mr.. Wilmot Smith, Of Walhalla, at
tended Childrens Day services at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Kate Stribling has returned to
her homo at Roswell, Ga.
MIR. Lucion Dumas, of Summerville,
has been visiting his sistor, Mrs. Ruskin
| Anderson.
Misses Dana and Wynona Moore and
| Clara Livingston and Mr.. II. j. Moore
| attended the closing exercises of Prof.
Moore's school at Townvillo Friday
evening.
Mr.. j. r. Anglin, of Atlanta, was horo
Sunday.
Mr. II. NJ. Tribble and George Tribble
| went to Walhalla Saturday, owing to the
| death of child Of Mr.. Tribble's brother.
Messrs. Julian Dendy and Frank Max.
VOL, of Walhalla, spent Saturday at
Seneca.
Mrs. J. r. zachoray and littlo daugh
| tors of Townvillo, wore in town Tues
day.
Miss Rcodio Cromor is not at hor usual
| place in tho store of Miss II. Phillips,
| relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Howell have re,
| turned from Atlanta.
Some Seneca boys went to Westminster
| foated.
Tho house of Mr.. M. Stokes Stribline
is being freshly painted.
| SENECA, May M.-Miss Frances Whit
mirc, teacher of tho primary department
| of tho Seneca High School, gavo pleas
| ant party to tho pupils Of hor room and