Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
absence Of the pastor, Rev. Q. s. Black

absence OF the pastor, Rev. G.. 8. Black
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There will be preaching In che Presbyy
terian and Episcopal churches on next
Sabbath morning and In the former at
the evening hour. At the morning SER
yice q collection will be- taken for the
Chinese sufferers.
Miss Jaynas, the efficient milliner OF 8.
K. q ]. E. Dspdy, Il boarding with Mrs.
@. ". McCarey.
According TO the seneca Journal the
Seneca Mercantile Company has installed
Anew officer in the so-called DAsHIaR.
Would some one kindly explain the
duties of.the DAsBERp And does he or
she use an automobile, Cycle or what2
. A Aiasruhant was asked few days since
the whereabouts Of one of his clerks. He
replied that she had gone to the i.Willin'
Workers., or t'Town Talk" or some
where. he didn't know exactly where!
She had gone to the 'Gossipers.v 81 - I
In; the report of the recent meeting Of
the Executive Committee OF the Civic
Association. given In the Seneca Journal
last week, we see that there was much
talk and some business done" We
would Just ask the reporter Of that arti-
ole "agaipst whom did certain member
pray the protection of the president that
she might getin wee word edgewiseP''
IA s OUR MILLINERs.
L Our miiliucrs ara having their openings
this week and the usnal interest by femi-
nine shonpers isamanifest. The styles
are decided departure from last season,
a popular new shape being the mushroom,
whichis found t,Sbe generally becoming
1t Is hard to say whether the best hats
are large, small or medium, there being
splendid creations in all sizes, some of
the picture hats being gorgeous In trim
inRs oflaoes, plumes, etc.
s. X. & j. e. Dendy have some especi
ally attractive, patterns which held the
attention of your correspondent. A lace
picture hat of all black, with net crown,
long ostrich plume. and black pins as
ornaments, WAS greatly admired for It's
elegant simplicity. Another of medium
ssize was of white chip. with plated val
crown, blue plumes held In position by
an immense blue rose, and drop stream.
.ers of blue velvet, completing a stunning
creation. Another large hat was of
champagne horse hair, with trimmings
fyellow plnmes, a profusion of yellow
lilacs, and drop streamers Of black velvet
ribbon. A beautiful child's hat was of
net with val lace edgings, pink liberty
ribbon and pink flowers. A medium
sized black hat of milan, with entire
crown of red roses, was most attractive
model.
w. d. Hollands opening on Tuesday
attracted continuous throng, who
viewed the beautiful and tasty display
throughout the day. Miss Catherine
Wall, who has been with this firm for
three seasons, isi in charge, assisted by a
corps of efficient clerks, and are showing
the utmost courtesy to their customers.
Among their pattern hats your correspon.
dent finds the following most attractive
models: A medium sized ALI black lace is
made entirely of black plated val, with
pom pom of maline, and aigrette, with
drop bow of black velvet ribbons, com
pleting stanniog little cbapeau. which
Is extremely becoming. A large lace
tuscan, corded with velvet of same color,
with yards of deep yellow soft taffeta
ribbon, and a large crown with immense
pom pom of violets, with liberal dis
play of the same beautiful flower, seen
under the brim, is another admired hat.
An exquisite creation of deep cream
horse hair ip large design is trimmed with
a heavy roll Of maline, and shaded cream
roses, completing the crown trimming, (,
while tiny blue snow balls hang from the
inner brim. A fetching creation in cream
chip, with shaded brown trimmings,
is wonderfully admired. The large brim
droops being confined in position by
bands of velvet ribbon, deep dropping
streamers, with drop bow, giving most
stylish effect. A band of val lace is let
in the crown which is epciroled by ohrys-
authemums in shaded brown, ranging
from deep brown to delicate cream. A
child's hat of pink plated chiffon, edged
with val lace, lined with tiny shirrings
of chiffon, trimmed heavily with liberty
silk ribbon, with medium streamerr, make
an exquisite little head covering for the
little lady.
j. III. Adams is showing very attrao-
tive display of millinery, hisopening COW
ering Monday and Tuesday. Miss Els
berry, who is in charge this season, as
sisted by Miss Fannie Harbin, is giving
.cnuftanna atkanfinn To uiaitora THAR