Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-04-26
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

Seneca, April "a. The park continues
to receive liberal share of attention
from the town council. We suppose it is
peculiar freak of nature that the roses
there do not bloom!
Services were held in the Baptist and
Methodist churches last Sabbath. The
decorations were beautiful, pot plants
aud q wealth of roses and other cut flow
ers being used. The music was also a
special feature and was arranged as fol-
lows: Methodist church: Voluntary,
"Christ the Lord is risen," quartette with
bass solo, choir. Offertory, "God that
madest earth and Heaven" soprano and
tenor duet, Mrs. Edd Stribling and G. c.
Benedict. At the Baptist church the
choir rendered the beautiful quartetts,
~ am He that Liveth" and "Lo in the
grave He lay" as voluntary and offer
tory.
The Seneca members of Andrew Pick
ems Chapter, d. A. R., is meeting this
morning in the parlors of the Palmetto
House, the object of which is to perfect
arrangements for the entertainment Of
the chapter which meets here in May.
delightful meeting is of course an as
sured fact.
The young people enjoyed delightful
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Hamilton last evening, the event being
given in honor of Miss Eliza Alater, who
has been visiting Miss Eloise Hamilton.
Mrs. j. w. Stribling and Miss Mary
Cherry are in Anderson this week.
Miss Estelle Mckinney spent Easter in
Anderson. She was accompanied by lit
tie Misses Verna Stribling and Clara
Werner McCarey.
Leslie Stribling and Leland Marett at
tended the dedication services of the
Presbyterian church at Fair Play last
Sabbath.
Archie Todd, who has been at job ms
Hopkins University tho past year taking
a course in medicine, is with:his home
folks here.
Two young children of Jack Hop
kins are very sick.
On last Wednesday afternoon lite
Miss Mary Hines celebrated her birthday
by inviting a large number of her lit. @
friends to a party at her home. Every
thing was done to make the little tots
happy, including lovely decorations, a
delicious menu and bright games. A
vote was taken for the prettiest among
the company and the prize was received
by Miss Clara Werner McCarty, beauti-
full hand painted Easter egg.
On Saturday Master Willie Austin en-
tertained his friends at a picnic at Davis
Mill. The party was carried in wagons,
and jolly good time was afforded oil.
An elaborate dinner was spread and the
occasion will long be remembered by the
little friends.
Miss Lillian Caldwell made her Sunday
school class happy last Friday afternoon
at an Easter egg hunt. A lot of beautiful
eggs we're provided and everything went
merry with the bright little company.
Profs. David Henry and Shelor Wright,
of Clemson College, visited friends here
last Sabbath.
Mr. James Caldwell is visiting the
family of Mrs. d. X. Norris and Miss
Lillian Caldwell.
S. Y. Stribling is on a business visit to
Seneca.
Miss Beth Stribling spent Easter with
relatives in Anderson.
Miss and Nj. McCaslin, of Clinton, are
visiting Miss Inez Dickson.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give strawberry and ice cream fes-
tival at an early date, the exact date of
which has not yet been fixed. A bounti-
full amount of each will be supplied and
the public generally is asked to patronize
the efforts of these noble women.
Gardens are needing rain badly.
The Once-a Week Club was beautifully
entertained last Thursday by Mrs. f. p.
Eanle. A music program was rendered in
connection with the regular libra ry pro
gram. after which an elaborate salad
course was served NV e.