Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05

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ENrEnTAtN AtNs$Rr or THE oNoE-A-watais !.
SENEcA nuary An elegant seo,al
by the Progressive band OF women Known
as the Once.a Yeek Club, Thuisday
afternoon OF CItrsssuaas \ syeek k,S at the
home OF Mrs. w illiani9 IA. IsowSry. a The
club hss been dovot ting it's, alto tion to
the study Of Shak kosp peare. and ssooT after
ssTiying each meniber was given o paper
containing eight familiar quotat ions from
this author, the name OF the play in
which ono occurred to be written by the
one having the paper. y si55 sSi Ey
Before the tea q charming little pro-
gramme was carried out. /, Isl z Is & 81
Mss. ~. Is. Sf:yIan, ,1hoae $olear voice
always delights her hearers, sang pret-
tily "As Your Hair Grows Whiter., 1 q
}s55 Mrs. IL q Il hi otfer's weii.rendered
recitation ! s. Naming the Baby" was
.'When the Tide Comes In, was ths
VOCAL solo Of Mrs. II. E. Stribling, whose
voice maintained its usual sweetness. &
3 Next came the pretty duet, "Hark to
the Mandolin, by Mesdames ) !. H, BRYAN
and Ruskin Anderson. h Es
BY request, Mesdames Bryan and
Anderson sang, from THE Milk White
Flag" the QUITE little coon song, ',Ycu
arc too Good to Loae." },t 80
The ladies we've then invited into tho
lightful menu was served:
Turkey, .fE.. II CRANBERRY iellv,
Chicken salad, VaalUary oraoEsrS, 'oi'''
Saratoga chips, R sandwiches,
pickles, olives, ,u
Charlotte russo, s.
fruit cake, banana cake, ooooanut cake,
rEea& = tSa, coffee! 4a $SfS't
in the Shakespearean contest were named,
Mrs. T. E. Strlbling, the secretary,
having acted 40 81 committee of one In
the decision. There was q tic between
Mesdames j. M. Strother and ". j. Lun-
ney. The prize foil to tho lot of Mrs,
Strother. 1t was beautiful vase, pre-
sented with 2 pretty little speech by Mrs.
M. w. Coleman, who announced that
the vase was Dresden china, although
probably 1t had never seen Dresden.
nate winner of the "booby," convenient
bottle of smelling salts. Mrs. Col nan
assured her it was cut glass, although
green, and added that green out glass is
quito fad. ,
The quotations were: -:.. 4
1. Tho this be madness, yet there's
method in it.-Hamlet. 80.
2. An honest tale speeds best, being
plainly told.--King Richard III.
3. WHAT'S In q nameP that which we
call q rose by any other name would
snioii 40 swoot.--Homeo and Juliet.
d. Who steals my purse steals trash,
but he who fllohes from mo nv good
namo takes that which docs not on.
enrich him and makes me poor indeed
Othello.
8. Screw your courage to the sticking
point.--Maobeth.
9. The course of true love never lid
run smooth. .--Midsummer Nights Dream.
7. How hard for women to keep ooun.
sel.-Julius Caesar.
8. To Shino own self be true, and i&
must follow as tho night tho day: thou
Ua1olet.
At the close of tho entertainment Mrs
Coleman suggested that Mrs. Lowery DO
tendered q rising vote of thanks for her
kind hospitality. This was dono.
,,as Iho members Dc Sc Of tho club present were:
I. e. Stribling, J. NJ. Strother, ". J.
Lunney, Ruslin Anderson, o. r. Bacon,
W. o. Hamilton, w. H. Cary, j. w. Byrd,
II. II. Camal5, l.. w. Jordan, w. A. Low.
ory; visitors, Mrs. j. II. Bryan, Misses
Mary Swami and Olivo Lowery.
BIRTHDAY PARTY. ~
Little Miss Jcannotto Holland enter
tained several of her friends at her homo
on Friday, December 30. 1t was tho
seventh anniversary of her birthday, and
she and her guos,s had most enjoyable
timo from 3 to o'clock in the afternoon
Those present were Misses Ludie Jordan,
Hessie Austin, Lucille Hamilton, Jean.
nettee Holland and Master John Richard
Strother.
OTHER NEwa.
Mrs. o. r. Doyle and Miss Janio Sitton
visited Mrs. G. G. Jones in Greenville
last week.
Miss Dana Moore and Mastor Worth
NJ pore loft on tho vestibule Monday for
Atlanta to DO gone about q month.
nj iss Wynona Moore has gono to Ander-
son to spend some time.
The friends of Miss Frances Towory
are sorry to know that she is suffering
from Ia grippe.
ter part of tho holidays in Grcenvillo.
Misses Lillian Caldwell and Mary
CHERRY spout several days of last weok
Mt Hickory Flat.
Tho many friends of Miss Mario HUFF.
mann, now Of Polzor, werc glad to sec
hor in town during last and this week.
Sho had been to IIavonia to attond tho
Wedding of Miss Mary Thrashor and Mr..
Robert Ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bryan and Master
Harry Bryan have gone to Flc.idG, whore
their friends arc sure thoy will have n
delightful timo. They will visit Tampa,
Jacksonville and st. Augustine.
Mrs. d. X. Norris, Of Hickory Flat,
visited Mrs. j. w. Stribling last week.
Miss Bessie Norris spent Sunday in
Seneca.
Miss Nellie Gignilliat entertained somo
frionds at her homo on Eric Y afternoon
OF Christmas wook.
A colored boy named Robert Wilson
was buried Friday, his death having boon
caused by over-oxertion riding q bicycle.
Tho President Of tho STUD ents' Club
desires us to announce that thu spinsters
of Seneca expect to have an entertain
mont at Stribling's Hall Friday evening,
January 18th.
BEATS THE KLONDIKE.
Mr.. A, c.. Thomas Of Marvsv;lla