Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-27
THE NEWS FROM SENECA,
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The entertainment with which Mrs.
iY,,S;F. A a Austin comp plimentsd Miss Bnby
Ward, Of Ellisyille, Miss, on Friday
evening yt,llli /, was, eyasy way, d charming
affair The Ia Rn and piazzas were bril-
liant with Jap anese lanterns. y,te guests
were highly entertained by tho music Of
Mrs. Mrs. james Lowery, who received her
musical training at the Now England
Conservatory of Musio, Boston, and Miss
Ward, alEo an accomplished musician.
Mrs. I.oyoly sang, Miss Ward accompa-
nying on tho piano. Dir. and Mrs. II Aus
tin were extremely gracious throughout
tho evening II Refreshments, consisting
of pineapple and vanilla ice cream and
plain and chocolate cake, were served on
the lawn. Visitors present were Miss
Josephine Cashin, of Anderson; Mr..
Whitner Livingston, of I4ookhart, and
Mr.. Blassingamo, of Pickens. a. 4 IA
Miss Josephine Cashin, Of Anderson,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. M. Gary. s$5s
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thohr son, Of
Middleton, Ga, are In town for d while,
Hiss AMMO Alexander has returned
homo after All extended visit to relatives
in Atlanta aud Middleton.
Mossrs. Charles Gignilliat and Hilton
Holmes arc back from Grimshawo's, s,
whore they had q delightful stay. ~.
Tho Misses Hagood, OF Earley, arc
guests of Mrs. II. j. Gignilliat.
Mr.. J. b. Shanklin, of Pelzor, was in
towr last week. @E5fr,yi.
Mrs. Alice w. Spearman spent one
night last wcok the guest of Mrs. ). S.
Floyd, at Walhalla. .t III
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hinkle are visiting
relatives in the mountains.
Messrs. Marshall Jordan, Harry Poe
and Cecil Todd havo returned from an
outing in tho mountains. ..-.
Misses Bessie Simpson and Roma Far
Nor. of Anderson, are visiting at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Nimmons now
occupy tho cottage noxt to tho residence
Of Mr.. III. J. Gignilliat. ...
Mrs. M. w. Coleman and Mr.. George
Y. Coleman visited DR.. Edward M. Cole
man at Lavonia last week. .:.
Mr.. Whitner X. Livingston has re.
turned to Lockhart. .... .....". '.....
Mr.. John X. Livingston is spending q
month in tho mountains. F.. .....
A delightful entertainment for the
young set was that with which Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Hunter complimented their
guests, Misses Roma and Annie Farmer
Bessie Simpson and Carrie Gray, of An.
dorson, Tuesday evening. Tho spacious
veranda was we'll lighted with Japanese
lanterns, and the diping-room was beau
tifully decorated with asparagus and
ivy Awhile after tho arrival of tho
guests, ice toa was served in tho dining
room by Mrs. Carpenter. Lator, ice
cream and cako were served on the
voranda by Misses Carrie Hunter, Willie
Cherry and Annie Farmer. Gamos and
music made tho evening pass pleasantly
Mrs. Pearly, formerly known hero as
Miss Lucy Sloan, and two nicces, OF
Charlottesville, Va, arc guests of Mrs
Ruskin Anderson.
Misses Lila Strihling, Of Pcndlcton
and ELLA Reid, Of Walhalla, arc visiting
Miss Stella Fincannon.
Miss Frances. Lowory is spending &
few days in tho mountains. She won,
! with party from Fort Madison.
| Misses Bruce anf olger, of Piclkens
arc expected this week to DO guests OF
Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat.
! Mr.. Arthur Lewis, of Lockhart, paid q
| short visit to Seneca last week.
The young sot enjoyed a sociable a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Car,
Monday evening.
| Mr.. G. B. Smith has returned from
visit to his homo at Washington, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Gignilliat wont tt
Marietta, Ga, this week to attend til,
funeral of Mr.. Gignillat's aunt, Mrs
Smith.
Mrs. M. N. Sitton has returned from
an extended visit to Williamson.
| The following is the form of an invi
tation received: "Miss Janio Sitton, a
homo, Wednesday evening, July 2G, 1900
8 o'clock. 'Coneross.'