Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-23
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.


names and the hostesses who are enter.
tanning them: Misses Kate Clark, of
Spartanburg, aud Oma Sitton, of Autun,
are with Miss Eleanor Richardson; Misses
EILEEN Jones, of Anderson, and Henry,
of Greenville, Miss Willie Cherry; Miss
Shifiet, of Charleston. Mrs. Ruskin An
derson; Misses Farmer and Simpson, OF
Anderson, Miss Carrie Hunter; Misses
Ward and Steadman, of Mississippi,
Mrs. VIM. Glenn; Miss Mary Mason,
Charlotte, Mrs. w. j. Lunney; Misses
Earle, of Greenville, Mrs. VIM. Lowry.
The absence of several young lady Wis
itors, who returned to their homes last
week, accounts likewise for the absence
of the sunshine the past week-at least
this is the sentiment of some of our
young men.
Madams ID. h Norris and j. w. Strib-
ling, the Misses Norris and Miss Mary
Cherry are at home again, after a fort
nights sojcur;i liz the mountains of North
Carolina.
A party left for the mountains this
morning, consisting of the following, who
are guests of Mrs. VIM. Glenn: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dobbs, Misses Ward, Steadman and
Harkin, Messrs. Ben Lowry, Lawrence
Nimmons and DR.. W. r. Doyle.
Miss Christine Dickson left for At
lanta yesterday to the regret OF her
many friends here.
Miss Clara Hunt, of Townville, was
with relatives here few days last week.
DR.. Edgar Clay Doyle is in Seneca
again, after weeks visit somewhere! !!
This much for the benefit of the non
plussed delegate and speaker at the re-
cent K. of P. banquet here.
DR.. r. NJ. Leavall was called to Oxford,
Miss, last week by the illness of his
brother. Mrs. Leavell is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. IL. Bryan.
Mrs. Mcdowell, of Franklin, N. c.,
was with Mrs. NJ. r. Kirkpatrick last
Sabbath and Monday.
Interesting and attractive services will
be held in the Baptist church next Sab
bath, where the Rev. DR.. James, Presi-
dent of the Greenville Female College,
will fill the pulpit. 1t will also be a
source of great pleasure to lovers of
good music to know that Mrs. Cora Ligon
of Anderson, will sing. AS there is no
other service in town, there will doubt
less be large congregation present.
We have been requested to call atten-
tion to the fact that there is law re-
quiring the use of sign boards, the alb
sence of which has been conspicuously
noticeable by man who has recently
travelled through the counties of Ander-
son, Greenville and Oconee, and has not
seen single sign board.
The congregation at the Presbyteri
church, last Sabbath night, were pecul-
iarly fortunate to hear Rev. DR.. Nc
Pheeters, of the Theological Seminary at
Columbia. The sermon was mastery
one and interested the large audience
greatly.
Rev. NJ. r. Kirkpatrick is at Old Pick
ems this week, assisting Rev. w. f.
Strickland in a meeting.
Miss Eleanor Richardson was the popu-
lar hostess to few of her friends last
Friday evening at her home here. Pro
gressive anagrams we're played and a
charming time was the experience of all
who were so fortunate as to be present.
The ladies' prize, dainty drawn work
handkerchief, was won by Miss Lillian
Earle, of Greenville, the mans prize
going to Horace McGee, of Anderson.
Delicious ices and waters were served,
which completed the delightful evenings
entertainment.
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BANQUET.
AS the banquet has already been writ
ten up by your representative in last
weeks issue, we will give merely an
outline of the program used. Following
is the program of speeches furnished us
by the master of ceremonies, DR.. K. A.
Hines:
Our Guests.
with Knightly courtesy greet you"
Prof. X. u. Clinkscales, Seneca,
South Carolina.
Major VIM j. Stribling, Walhalla.
The Pythian Goat.
Rev. d. w. Hiott, Pickens.
Fraternalism.
D. y. Carlisle, ID. ID. G. c., Grecnville.
Woman.
DR.. w. II. Palmer, New Orleans.
said Love to the young knight, am
the spur and the prize;
am the hand of thy squire and the
light of thy ladys eyes.
am the strength of thy arm more than
of sincw and bone;
am the favor of Arthur smiling down
from his throne"
1t is impossible in our limited space to
give moro than mere mention of the
splendid toasts, all of which, without
exception, were exceptionally fine. We
will be pardoned, however, for making
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