Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20
THE NEWS Faom SENECA.

of Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Lowery, Mrs. W.
). Glenn was at home to number of
her friends, complimentary to her at.
tractive young guests, Misses Ward and
Steadmao, of Mississippi. The hand.
some home. readily adapted to entertain
ments of this sort. never appeared u
better advantage, the spacious piazzas
being aglow with many hued lanterns.
presenting festive appearance to tn
guests upon the approach, Suggesting "a
bright, cordial hospitality. Mrs. Glenu
received the guests In the front hall and
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Lowery,
and her gnests of honor, Misses Ward
and Steadman. Mrs. Lowery wore a
handsome changeable silk with real lace,
while the hostess herself appeared in a
becoming gown of blue foulard, on train,
with velvet trimmings and lace. Miss
Wards becoming costume was of black
chiffon and lace and Miss Steadman
wore white organdie with elaborate lac.,
trimmings. Mrs. Glenn's daughter, Miss
Ethel, presided at the always popular
punch bowl and wore white orgar die.
The. lower floor of the house and ve-
randas were at the free disposal of the
guests. the latter being cozy with cor
ners of rugs and wicker seats. The Gu
tertaihment was free and easy, music be-
ing pleasant feature, furnished by the
accomplished pianists present. After
an hour of social intercourse, slips of
paper with dainty pencils attached, were
passed to the company, suggesting con.
test entitled, "a Planting Party" AZ
ter a hearty, vigorous contest, lasting
half an hour, the papers were collected
who readily agreed and reported the
successful competitors. DR.. K. G..
Doyle was requested by the hostess to
announce the decision and to present
the prizes, which he did in his usual
characteristic, happy style. Miss Ethel
kirkpatrick aud b. Benedict won first
prize, and "Sondrous kind, fellow feel
ing" forbids the mention of the names
of the couple who took the consolation
Rhymes" the first prize being hand
some box Of bon bons. Imme.
diately after the presentation speech, de-
licious create and cake were served. Fol-
lowing is a list of those present: Miss
Fannie Lowery, b. McElreath; Miss Lula
Gignilliat, Marshall Jordan; Miss Ethel
kirkpatrick, Bright Lowery; Miss Min
mis- kirkpatrick, Leslie Stribling; Miss
Maud Hopkins, L. Nimmons; Miss Min
hennet, DIR. w. II. Doyle; Miss Anna
BenedictI DR.. Clay Doyle; Miss Petros,
X: p. Clinkscales; Miss Talsie Holland,
Chris. Lowery; Miss .Eloise Hamilton,
Karl Smith; Miss May Hamilton. b.
Benedict; Messrs. Sitton, Whitworth
Ballenger and Wales Lowery, Mrs. Lii
lie Tribble, Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Benedict,
Mrs. 7. K. Stribling, DR.. w. +. Austin,
Miss Anna Harbin.
Seneca's social calendar Is full to over.
flowing this week. On Wednesday even.
ing Mrs. G. @. Benedict will entertain in
honor of Mrs. Glenn's guests, Misses
Ward and Steadman. The same evening
the devotees of the dance will give q
dance in the hall adjoining the Citizens
Bank.
The store of Ruskin Anderson, in
Seneca, will be visited by many people
Monday and Tuesday, September 25-26.
He will have on exhibition much cloth
order at prices ranging from $15 to $35.
We are pleased to note the fact that
DR.. Il. M. McCutchen and family have
arrived in Seneca and are occupying
their home on Townville street Dr.
McCutchen has located in our midst for
the purpose Of practicing his profession,
and we accord him and his estimable
family hearty welcome from our citi.
Zens.
We have before us card of invitation
to the marriage ceremony of j. A. Steck,
mems altar one of Georgia's fair daugh.
ters: We join host of friends in ex-
tending to the popular young couple our
heartiest congratulations and good
wishes.
We take this opportunity to remind
the church-going public again of the ap-
proach of Presbytery. Our people have
rallied nobly and the large list of dele
gates will be entertained within the
borders of the Presbyterian church. The
meeting is anticipated with great deal
of pleasant interest, and will doubtless
prove seaSon of great refreshing spirit.
ually and socially. On Friday evening
at o'clock Presbytery will convene, and
the retiring moderator, Rev. j. f. Ward.
law, will preach the opening sermon.
The choir Is arranging attractive pro-
grams of music TO be rendered at each
service. There will be preaching twice
daily and communion service on Sunday
morning. On Sunday afternoon there
will be a children's rally in the church,
to which the members of the other Sun
day schools are invited. We hope our
friends from the country will evidence
their interest by attending as many of
the meetings as possible, feeling assured
of a cordial welcome from the mem bers
of the congregation who are anxious to
make the la'l meeting distinctly enjoy
able and profitable.
We are glad to say to tile friends of
son. Tom, who has been desperately i'll
with YER, is thought to be better.
While sunl seriously sick the little fel.
low is holding his own and hopes are
entertained for steady improvement.
Don't fail to visit Ruskin Anderson's
store Monday and Tuesday, Septembe
25 and 26, for he will have on display a
handsome line of clothing. Suits made
to order from $15 to $50
Miss Emily Werner, of Greenville,
Snent last Sabbath with ralatiuan hnra