Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-20
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

Seneca, May 19.--The proverbial lamb
and lion will coon lie down together in
Seneca. We watch with Interest the
outcome.
DIR. E. @. Doyle is in orangeburg this
week in attendance upon the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias.
square.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lunney returned
TO Seneca last Wednesday,.
W. r. Reid isat home with his family
few days.
Misses Margie Stri5ling and Sarah An
derson, two of Westminsters attractive
young ladies, visited in Seneca last week.
Another Seneca husband comes to the
front, and, for pure, unadulterated big.
heartedness, distances all the rest. This
one, we learn, offers his wife and house
full of babies summer outing, because
he thinks q CHANGE will be good for her;
then innocently adds, 81 think it will be
good for us all!!r'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. North leave to-mor-
row for visit OF some length to Sher-
man, Texas.
Miss Callie Archer spent yesterday
here on her return home TO Spartanburg
from Young Harris College.
The friends of Mr.. Lawrence Nimmons
are pleased to see him on the streets
after serious and painful illness.
Mrs. Annie Alexander Harper is visit
ing in Seneca this week.
Miss Elinor knight left for Westmin-
ster on Saturday last, where she will
visit friends several weeks before con-
tinuing her journey to Birmingham,
where she goes to reside permanently.
Miss Knight has made many friends here
who regret her departure.
Mrs. Lille Tribble is in New Orleans
n fhn x>f W., Co., -
We remind our ohurch-going people
again of the meeting to be held In the
Presbyterian church, beginning the first
Sunday In June, which will be conducted
by Rev. Mr.. MoLees, who will be ac-
companied by his singer, Mr.. Wardlaw.
The services will doubtless prove of great
interest and benefit to our people.
Mrs. FL. p. Boggs will be at home to q
number of her friends on Wednesday
afternoon from a to 6, at a reception
given in honor of Rev. Kirkman Finley
and his bride. A number of Mrs. Boggs'
friends will constitute with her the line
of receivers, and a delightful occasion
is anticipated.
Mrs. Annie Brown Level, of Missis-
sippi, arrived last Sunday end is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. 81. Bryan, at
Newry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Livingston are Wis
iting in Lockhart. Their friends here
anticipate with pleasure their return to
Seneca in the near future, where they
will spend the summer.
divine services at the Episcopal church
tonight.
Leslie Stribling has bought the stock
of goods owned by the Stribling Drug
Co. and will conduct the business at the
same stand. Success to the new firm.
T. E. Stribling, having severed his
connection with the Stribling Drug Co.,
the hotel business.
Miss Elinor knight was the hostess at
delightful little affair on last Friday
evening, when she entertained her music
pupils at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Neill. A bright programme of violin
and piano music was rendered, which
reflected most creditably the skill of both
ments followed the music program and
the occasion is remembered most pleas
antly by all who were favored guests.
OF all the delightful meetings COM
posing the social calendar of the Once-a-
Week Club this season none has been
more thoroughly so than the last, which
was held with Mrs. Luke Werner. After
the business program was dispensed
with the hostess presented the plan of
entertainment, which was indeed a
bright one brilliantly executed. The
meeting was held in the dining room,
which was fresh with the odor from
wealth of spring roses, the tables, mantel
and walls containing many mysterious
suggestions of the coming cont test.
Various pictures, and in some in
stances articles, were made to repre-
sent titles of popular books, the guests
being provided with pencil and paper.
The guessing ensued and many anus
ing freaks was the result. Among
the most clever representations were:
"When Knighthood was in Flower,'
coon dressed in His Majesty's uniform,
standing up to his shoulders in flour
barrel; ITO Have and to Hold" was
good specimen of befo' de war darkey,
holding close to the motherly bosom,
"mammy's own sweet coon"; "rhe
Crisis" was love scene entitled "Yes or
Mo-. Many other clever suggestions
were found. After the contest closed
beautiful gilt cup and saucer were pre-
sented by the hostess as the prize. A
delicious fruit salad course was served.