Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-02
g sTEoK JANUARY q igoTs
will 5e'cousiderable 9change made In
the time OF some trains ~ well as
new trains put on. 4
w. NJ. Lineberger,
FttrTAe i W PHI iSelIera y X.

new trains put on. li
w. M. Lineberger,
r. ii. Sellers. n
Chief Dispatchers.
Another item of interest, In the pnbIic
and to Seneca particularly. Ia the FAC,
that tho trains, known as Ill and 42
Charlotte. win be run from Seneca' tbs u
change being probably made next week.
An eff6rtwili be mad To have the sspell. .,
which runs from Toccoa to1 Al AtIanta
start from Seneca. therebv connect;no 3
with the tsRamblerj, here. & N =
Mrs0fW. j. Lunney IL In Charlotte
with her relatives. Is
Master William Boggs entertained his
brilliant Christmas tree, to the pleasure
of which was added a, display of pictures
from his magic lantern. b The beautiful
tree was the delight Of the young be.
holders, who will remember the CHARM
ing evening with great pleasure.
Prof, ii. p. Roegs, school viii resume
work ON the 7th instant. and sWili-be At
tended by full number of pupils.
Miss Eoride Probst was the dainty
her friends on TnessinSs afterno BON.
Games we're played and delicious re-
freshments were served. y 81 5
q On Friday evening Miss Leah Harper
was at home to a large gatherint of fl,e
young people, the affair being given
complimentary to her Sunday school
GLASS OF boys and their friends, A per
fectly delightful time was afforded all.
the delicious menu being not the least
Miss Bessie Wilson entertainefi 81 few
OF her friends at dinner on Wednesdsy' law
the occasion proving one OF great plea
sure to the company invited,
A pretty home wedding was that of
Robert Lees, of Fort Lawn, s, c., and
Miss Kate Hawkins, of this place, which
occurred at the brides home on Thurs.
tifuiiy decorated, the color scheme, white
and green, being effectively used in the
parlor and dining room. The beautiful
parasois decoration, under which the
bridal pair stood, was most effective,
the bride herself appearing unusually
handsome in a costume of gray, tho hat
and gloves .harmonizing. DR.. sW. r.
Doyle and Miss Lizzie Hawkins, Charles
Ballengef and Miss Beulah Hawkins,
tenda9ts, lsAhe wedding procession being
made to the ever-inspiring strains OF
Mendelssqhn's. which was skillfully rem
dared by Miss Miunis Kirkpatrick. The
ceremO nys sitter themanner of the Pres
byterian church, was simply and beauti-
fully solemnized by the BRIDES pastor,
Rev. NJ. Il. kirkpatrick. Immediately
after the congratulations full dinner
was served, after which the young cou-
PIE departed on the Southern's vestibule
for Fort Lawn their future home. The
best wisfeB of many friends attended
them, M ~,
On Friday evening the Misses Kirk
patrick were at home to o large number
OF their friends at Salmagundi party.
The lower floor the paalor, dining room
aud reception hall were thrown together
and used for the entertainment Of che
guests. Tables were placed and pro-
gression OF various games was played,
result resulting In q SCORE tor Misses Lula Gig
ntliiaS and Eleanor Richardson. who
were presented beautiful and appropri-
ate prizes. The fair young hostesses
were most attractfvely gowned, Miss
Minnis wearing becoming costume of
green, Miss Ethel appearing In red. Mrs.
kirkpatrick rendered invaluable assist
aneo in entertaining the company, NOV
ng among them With characteristic ease
ana gracesf;A 'delicious menu, consist
ng OF ambrosia and variety OF elegant
cake, was served, the guests being COM
Iortably seryod at the small tables.
fhnB passed an evening Sf rare; ple easnre
20 those who we're f0ftuha ely the teets
N This hospttable home. v. ~
] one OF the largest and most recherche
AHairs IN Senecas social history was hold 1
% % last Saturday eyening1 when Mrs.
W. osIhnnter Shrew open nef beautiful
home to Seneca's four hundred. It will
% % Tem9moered that Bright Lowery and
Joint birthday party. which WAS to have
been given at Mrs. =. ". Mo oCarey's, but
On account OF death in the family, Mrs.