Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-08-05

plo are attending gala week exercises at
Anderson this week. Among them are
the Misses Dickson, Miss Maud Hopkins
and her guest, Miss Ida Grshaw, aud
Miss Bessie Belle Shelor. "a
DR.. and Mrs. W.. r. Austin and Master
Willie Austin spent few days In Ashe-
vile last week, the occasion being the
meeting OF The National Dental Associa,
tion. The Doctor reports a amost delight
full meeting as we'll as a thoroughly
enjoyable trip all round.
Miss Ella Richardson and her charm
ing guest, Miss Mary Marett, of Gaines
vile, Gs.. are visiting friends In Wal
halla this week.
s. Y. Striblipg aud son, Hugh, of Ros-
we'll, Ga, are in Seneca for q Few DAYS.
Madames Matte Floyd and Sadie
Wright, pleasantly remembered mere as
Misses Huffman, are visiting the family
of u. M. Cary.
Misses Mary Cherry and Lillian Cald-
we'll will join a party tomorrow, visit
ing tho North, and will be absent about
q month.
Mrs. g. w. Gardner, of Greenwood, is
visiting relatives in Seneca for few
days.
Mrs. l.. w. Jordan and Miss Lutte will
leave tomorrow for New York, accom-
panying Lieut.. Jordan, who returns TO
his post of duty.
II. s. Werner left to-day for Brevard,
N. O., whei he will spend few days.
Will Thompson and children are in
Jocassee for few weeks.
Miss Stella Fncannon will 90 to Wal
halla tomorrow for visit of few days.
Mrs. j. L. Holleman and children, of
Anderson, are visiting relatives here and
in the county. Mr.. Holleman will arrive
the latter part of the week.
Miss Fannie Lowery is visiting friends
at Madison and Toccoa.
Miss Dana Moore leaves the latter
part of this week for Atlanta.
at recent meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church, dele
gates were elected to represent the
society at the next Missionary Union. TO
be held at Piedmont. Mrs. John Falls
and Miss Sallie Livingston were elected.
One of the 6aintiest social affairs of
the season was given by tho Misses Dick
son last evening at their home here, the
occasion being a beautiful compliment to
Miss McCaslin, Of Clinton. The front of
the house, including the piazza, was
thrown open, the color scheme, yellow and
white, being tastily and effectively used,
the piazza being most popular place of
resort with its scresns rups d;vapn ato
The guest of honor stood with the
Misses Dickson near the parlor door and
was introduced to the large number of
guests as they arrived. A popular place
of resort was the punch bowl which
stood near the entrance to the lower par
lor. A temporary booth was erected for
its accommodation, garlands of green
and soft hued Japanese lanterns being
lavishly used, the huge punch bowl
| itself embedded in delicate native ferns,
being presided over by Miss Willie
Cherry.
The novel plan Of entertainment, pro.
gressive love-making, was introduced,
the bellies being supplied with numerous
miniature hearts and mittens, which
were used as the taste or discretion OF
the fair owner prompted. DR.. w. r.
Doyle won the largest number of hearts,
which was not a surprise to his friends
here, if it is true that practice makes
perfect in love-making as in other arts
Ice cream and cake were served late
olives being used throughout the even.
ing. NJ. VS..