Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-29
The NEWS FROM SENECA.
Mr.. and Ers. T. StrlbIIng Celebrate Their
Tin Wedding Locals In Brief. Il

Tin Wedding Locals In Brief. 4
SENEoA, Juno 20,--Ten happy years
have passed since the marriage of Miss
Mattye Werner to Mr.. T.. E. Stribling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strihlipg celebrated their
Tin Wedding Tuesday evening, juno
9th, 1899, and friends from far and
near gathered to extend best wishes to
them, feeling that &c better wish could
be extended the brido than many future
years of oompanionship with the man to
whom she had surrendered her heart,
and etldod to the congratulations ex-
tonded the groom wero hopes of q long
life with the gracious and accomplished
woman of his choice. ,..... ~.
Stepping upon the pleasant voranda,
with its tempting seats and Chinese Ian
terms, tho guests entered tho reception
hall, whore thoy wero presented to tho
bride and groom. Tho reception hall
was tastily decorated with ivy and forms,
also cut flowors presented by somo of the
guests. Hore olives and lemonade were
served, tho lemonade from n hugo block
of loo, resting on bank of ferns. 1t
was dispensed by Miss Whitmire.
Tho guests were then shown into the
dining-room, whore ivy prodominated in
tho decorations. The table was beauti-
| full, with an ivy-encircled mirror in tho
oentor, and fruits and bon.bons on tho
ends. Horo ices, cakos, fruits and bon
bons woro served by Misses Sloan,
Bryan and Vornor.
Tho brido wore lovely costume of
white organdio, with trimmings of white
,tin ribbon in tho fashionable love- knot
design.
In tho reception hall tho scat of honor
was occupied by Mrs. E. C. Vorner,
mother of tho bride.
| Guests from other places worc: MI
and Mrs. Joseph w. Sholor and chill
| dron, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Norton,
Mr. George J. Strothor, Misses Sallio
Norton, Lillian Vornor, Mary and Sallie
Stribling, Walhalla; Misses Poppenhoim,
Charleston; Miss Courtonay and Mr.. st.
John Courtcnay, Innisfallen; Misses
Emily Werner and Frances Whitmiro,
Grccnvillo; Miss Eloiso Sloan, Pondle-
ton; Miss Eula Griffin, Rocky Mount, N.
c.; Hon. l.. l.. Werner, Richland; Miss
Maud Werner, Rotroat.
In tho limo Of presents there was tho
beautiful, tho useful, tho unique, and
tho number was by no means small.
Mr.. George Y. Coleman has returned
from Athens, Ga, whore ho attended All
elegant house party, given by. tho Chi
poi ifu Il
moncomont Of tho University of Georgia.
Mrs. John G. Cary, of Lockhart, has
boon spending several days with hor
mother, Mrs. C. X. Livingst III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crows, of Rocky Mount,
N. c., arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Gignilliat.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Jordan, of Union, visited
his homo folks hero tho first of tho week.
Mrs. Henry f. Alexander has returned
from a delightful visit of several wcoks
to Ashcvillo.
Rcv. James A. Wilson, former pastor
of tho Presbyterian church horo, and
now engaged in ovangolistic work, spont
several days of last wcok in town.
Miss Bessie Wilson attended tho recent
commencement of Erskino College, Due
West, and heard tho lecture of DR.. r..
Dewitt Talmagc.
Mr.. James Is. Brown, of Atlanta, is
spending whilo in Seneca.
Mr.. John X. Livingston has ieturnod
from Glenn Springs and Savannah
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Mcakin visited Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman last week.
Mr.. r. G. Ci" '"'at is filing n railroad
position at l. ~ for several days.
Harry and Broylcs Poo and Miss Nolle
Poe, of Grcenvillc, arc visiting Mrs. b. f.
Sloan.
Miss Hattie Sisk, of Bowman, Ga, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Frances
! Lowory.
Mrs. II. e. Stribling has as her guests
Misses Emily Werner and Frances Whit
miro, of Greonvillc, and Miss Eloiso
Sloan, Of Pcndloton.
| The Oncc-a- Week Club hold it's weekly
meeting ut tho homo Of Mrs. Ruskin
| Anderson last Thursday afternoon, and
was favored with q talk from Miss Louisa
Poppenhcim, president of the Century
Club, Charleston. This was tho clubs
last meeting before the summer vacation.
leo cream and cake were served.
Mr.. w. A. Holland has discontinued
his meat market and moved to tho ,oppo-
site sido of tho street, whore ho has Il
grocery store.
Mr.. w. j. Board has moved his meat
market to tho stand formerly occupied
by Mr.. W. A. Holland
The meeting at the Baptist church con
tinuos with much interest. Rov. j. IT,.
Daniel called in his appointment ut tho
Methodist church Sunday morning in
ordcr that he and his congregation might
attend tho Baptist church.
| MARY e. SWAMI.
Working Night and Day.
Tho busiest and mighticst little thing
that was over mado Is DR.. Kings New