Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-02-25
The NEWS FRoM SENECA.

Seheoa, February "a. DR.. E. G. DOYLE
returned home last SATURDAY. evening
from Columbia, where he has been in at
tendance upon the sitting of the Legisla-
ture. He can nov be found three times
day at the New Keowee Hotel.
Mrs. j. w. Stribling Is visiting in An
derson this week, where she met her
daughter, Miss Mary Cherry, who has
bia.
Ben Lewis is among the travelling mon
in Seneca to-day. His friends are many
here, and are always pleased to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. I. Reid, of Chap
peiTs, spent yesterday here on their way
Miss Ella Reid, of walhalla, spent a
few days with Mrs. M. E. Sigh recently.
Mrs. VIM. Lpwery and daughter, Miss
length.
Miss Bessie Norris, of Hickory Flat.
visited the family Of MIR. j. w. Stribling
last week.
Miss Laura Bowman, of Autun, was
the guest of Miss May Cherry last Fri
day and Saturday.
& Miss Sallie Reed Ramsay, of Toccoa. is
whiting Mrs NJ. E. Sigh this week.
Mr., Charles L. Benedict, of Calhoun,
was the guest of DIR. w. r. Doyle last
week. So.
",S. Sdrrle helCn ANDERSON and Miss
Carrie Anderson. of Anderson, spent yes
terday with the family of Mr.. Warren r.
Shelor.
here.
Mrs. W.. A. Perritt spent yesterday
afternoon in Seneca.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin and daugh-
ter, Miss Ellita, are with Mrs. O. K. Liv-
ingstou.
The hydrants have been placed on the
square, which greatly improves fire pro-
lection to the business block.
The Once-a-Week Club meets this week
with Mrs. Henry p. Boggs.
Mrs. j. III. Adams leaves next week for
visit to her, old homo, Washington, Ga.
Miss Maude Hopkins was the hostess
at a dainty and delightful finch party
last Friday leyening at her home here.
me younger. society set were present
aud thepopular finch was engaged in.
Refreshments consisting of crackers,
oiiyesr cheese straws, chicken salad and
.chocolater were served, and everything
passed ~ happily indeed. Alas, too
quickly the hour for disbanding came
and good night was said. Those present
were: Misses lizzie Harper, Carrie She
Sallie Reed Ramsay and Wynonah Moore:
Messrs: Arthur Alexander, Charlie Har.
per, Edgar Hiott, Lawrence Nimmons,
Grady Ballenger, Louis Carey and Clin.
ton Stribling. -
Miss May Cherry was at home to a
number of her friends on last Friday
evening at a charming finch party, the
occasion being in honor to her young
friend, Miss Laura Bowman. The parlor
and dining room were thrown open to
the guests, there being five small tables
placed about in each for the convenience
of the players of the ravishing game of
progressive finch. The parlor was at
tractiVely dressed in white and green,
the graceful ivy being profusely used.
At mid-evening delightful salad course
was served, the hot chocolate with
whipped cream proving most delicious
accompaniment. The first prize, a
dainty handmade collar, was won by
Mr.. Charles fMallard and presented to
Miss Laura Smith; the BOBBY, a bottle
of "oatch-up," being won by Mr.. whit
Livingston. Following were those pres
ent: Messrs. Whit Livingston and will
Thompson, of Lockhart; Charlie NAL
lard, Charles Benedict, Cecil Todd, w.
D. Holland, DR.. w. r. Doyle and Rev.
j. r. Moore; Misses Sara and Clara Liv-
ingston, Birdie Thompson, Lillian Cald-
well, May Thompson, Bessie Norris,
Lula Gignilliat, Laura Bowman, Ella
Richardson and Laura Smith. NJ. v. 8.