Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-02
'ALHALLA, SOUTH OARoLINA JANUARY 3, 1907
will be oonsiierabie change made in
the time or some trains as we'll as
new trains put on.
w ~. LfneberRer, q
P q Sellers.
Chief Dispatohors,

HoW truinb put on.
w. M. Lineberger,
| p. 81 Sellers,
Chief Dispatohors.
Anothsf item of interest to the public
and to Seneca particularly, is the faci
that the itfafng, known as al and 40
which have: hitherto run from Tocc0a "a
Charlo tie, will be run from Seneca, the
change being probably made next week
An eff6rbwill be made to have the ssBell,' Q
which runs from Toocoa to Atlanta
start from Seneca, thereby connecting
with the .Ramblerb here.
Mrs?W. j. Lunney is In Charlotte
with her relatives. IS
Master William Boggs entertained bis
little friends on Christmas night with q
brilliant Ghrietmas tree, to the pleasure
OF which was added a. display of pictures
from his magic lantern. The beautiful
tree was the delight OF the young be-
holders, who will remember the charm
ing evening with great pleasure.
p:1.s. II. 7. Boggs' school will resume
work on the 7tn instant, and wfii-be at
tended by full number Of pupils.
Miss Floride Prebst was the dainty
hostess as a Christmas party for q few OF
her fr:9nds on TnesdHy Hfternoon.
Games we're played and delicious re-
freshmen were served.
On Friday evening Miss Leah4 Harper
was at home to largo gathering of The
young people, the affair being given
complimentary TO her Sunday school
GLASS Of boys and their friends. A per-
fectiy delightful time was afforded all,
the delicious menu being not the least
among the other features OF the eveuing
pleasures. ~
Miss Bessie Wilson entertained a few
OF her friends at dinner on Wednesday,
the occasion proving one Of great plea
sure to the company invited.
A pretty home wedding was that of
Robert McLees, of Fort Lawn, s. c., and
Miss Kate Hawkins, of this place, which
occurred at the brides home on Thurs
day, at high noon. The home was beau
tif1lly decorated. the color scheme, white
and green, being effectively used in the
parlor aud dining room. The beautiful
parasot decoration, under which the
bridal pair stood, was most effective,
the bride herself appearing unusually
handsome: In costume of gray, the hat
and glbpes sharmonizing. DR.. eW. r.
] Doyle and Miss Lizzie Hawkins, Charles
Balleuger and Miss Beulah Hawkins,
both sisters of the bride, we're the at.
tendants, Ahe wedding procession being
Mendeisso q, which was skilIfuily rem n
dered by Missi Minpis Kirkpatrick. The
ceremonys after, the manner of the Pros
byterian church, was simply and beauti-
fully solemnized by the BRIDES pastor,
Rev. M. r.. Kirkpatrick. Immediately
after the congratulations full dinner
was served, after,whteh the young cou-
pie departed on the Southern's vestibule
for Fort. Lawn their future home. The
best, p Ct. washss ofe many friends attended
On Friday evening the Misses Kirk
patrick were at home to large number
of their friends at a Salmagundi party.
The lower floor the parlor, dining room
and reception hall were thrown together
and used for the entertainment Of the
guests. Tables were placed and pro-
of various games was played,
resulting In q SCORE for Misses Lula Gig
nilliat and Eleanor Richardson, who
were presented beautiful and appropri-
ate prizes. The fair young hostesses
Minnis wearing becoming costume of
green, Miss Ethel appearing In red. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick rendered invaluable assist
anoe In entertaining the company, NOV
Ing among them with characteristics ease,
and gracSoc "A delicious menu, consist.
Ing of ambrosia and q variety Of elegant
cake, was served, the guests being COM,
served at the, small tables.
Thus passed an evening of rare nllssspFrss
th,s ,i!I shte aeets
!. One OF the largest and most recherche
affairsin Seneca's social history was held
ON last Saturday evening, when Mrs.
w. S.JHdnter threw open her beautiful
home to Seneca's four hundred. It will
be remembered that Bright Lowery and
i. B. Jones had Issued Invitations to a
joint birthday party. which WAS to have
been given at Mrs. 2. v. Mccarey's, but
on account of a death in the family, Mrs.
Mo cCarey's homo could not be. used and
Mrs. Hunter placed her home at the dis
posal of the young hosts. The parlor,
front and rear halls and dining room
were used, all being connected and
e!aborateiy decorated in Christmas col
ors. Soft mellow lights from red shades
lent beautiful glow to the apartments,
which were festive in their dress of Law,
ish green and red, many bells adding
their share to the Christmas story.
Holly, heavy with berries, festoons Of
Ivy and garlands ofstevergreen were used
In lavish profusion. The hostess was
DANES j. w. Byrd, James Thompson,
and her fair young daughter, Miss Carrie
Hunter, who wore % bewitcbing costume
of red. Messers. Lowery and Jones,
otherwise known as "the twins" stood
under an arch In tho dining room, never
handsomer than on this occasion In full
dress suits, where they received the con-
of their friends ON this their
natal day, which marked the 2lst mile
stone on lite's journoy. Numerous
and sundry presents were received,
!. largo ns6ie being set apart In
the rear hall \ for their reception.
No set form of entertainment was used,
the free and easy hospitality of the homo
rendering useless set form, the guests
using the piaszas, which were brilliantly
illuminated with msny.hued Japanese
lanterns, and moving at will throughout
the spacious Experimental. Brilliant piano
music was also Q pleasant feature, which,
was contributed by the guests OF the
evening. A tempting menu, consisting