Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-12-18
THE NEWS FROM sENEoA.
Social Calendar ul.-Diokson-Ad-
ans Wedding Other Items.

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Seneca, Dec 1 Special: Senecas
soclal calendar this week Is full,
Last night and for three nights, the
popular Empire Stock Co. is show
ling at the opera house Tonight, at
the home Of Mrs. u. p. Lowry, the
spelling bee and oyster supper Will
be given for the benefit OF the IL
brary. Thursday night the X. OF p.
banquet will be given. On Friday
night, at the opera house, Miss Cor,
don will give recital by her music
pupils. The public is cordially IN
vited, and delightful hour will be
spent by the patrons and friends Of
Miss Gordon. Following is the pro-
gram to be rendered: 45
Chorus--The Glowing DAYS OF
Autumn (Marzo Anschutz )-gClass.
Duet-Our Boys Misses Julia
Harper and Carol Herndon.
Solo--Fifth Nocturne--)L Leybach)
Miss Verna Stribling.
Solo-Good Bye, My Highland
Lass (Goerdeler) miss Christine
Anderson.
Duet--I..t,le Haymakers 80 s,uall-
woody )-Misses Irene Elrod and Nam
ME Moore.
Solo-La Fontaine-(B (Bohm) -
Miss Kathleen Gaines.
Solo-Girarde Gavotte--( T ondoy)
Miss Julia Harper.
Duet-Autumn Days (Lindsay)
Misses Winona Cary and Rebecca
Todd.
| Solo-Four Leaf Glover (Heins)
Miss Pauline Anderson.
Fable II, Song-She Stoops to
Conquer-( -(WeatherlS) Miss Edna
Brock, Kathleen Gaines. Irene FL
| rod, Mamie Moore and Marie Grant.
| Snlc--A Peaceful Evenfng-
(GarschaD D---Miss Caro-! IIerndon.
Duet-Birthday Gavotte--- (Behr)
.--'Iisscs Marie Grant and Kathleen
Gaines.
solo-C Catching Butterflies CAL
berti) Miss Edna Brock.
Duet-Po,tillon d d'Amour--( (Behr)
Misses Christine and Pauline An
derson.
Solo-Le Reveil d'Amour- (Mosz-
iso wski Miss Rebecca Todd.
Solo-Salon Mazurka-- (Bohm) -
Miss Winona Carey.
Duet--Invitation to the Waltz
(von Weber) Misses Rebecca Todd
and Verna Stribling.
Dicl<son-Adams.
One of the prettiest weddings in
the history of Seneca, and because
of the popularity of the bride, one OF
the most interesting, took place mt
the Presbyterian church the after
noon of December 18th, at $50
O'Clock, when Miss Christine Dickson,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
Dickson, was married to Albert Adj
ans, of nomaston, Ga. The deco
rations, in bridal white and green,
were simple, but beautiful, the rude
light OF day being smut out for the
nd l,o 1tc.1,f
candles substituted with pleasing nf-
feet. Prior to the ceremony an ar,
tistic program of music was rendered
by Mrs. T. M. McCutchen on the vio-
lin, accompanied by Miss Carrie Hun
ter on the piano. The first notes of
Mendelssohn's wedding march her.
aided the approach of the bridal
party, which entered the church in
1.-THE following order: The ushers, DR..
w. r. Doyle and Whit Livingston, of
this place, and Claude Sitton, of Sem
eca, and Paul Dickson, Of Anderson,
lentered by twos In the order named,
UP tho right and left aisles and stood
in half circle in front of the pulpit.
with the officiating minister, Rev Mr..
NJ. r, Kirkpatrick, who had preceded
the party. The maid of honor, Miss
1nez Dickson, entered the left aisle
alone. the bride following on the arm:
of her father. simultaneously the
groom with his best man, Shelton
Lee, Of Thomaston, entered by the
right aisle, the party meeting. in
front of the altar, completing the cir
Gle. During the brief ceremony, af-
ter the manner of the Presbyterian
| church. the soft strains OF "Fair
RosGmonde", Schubert, were heard
from the violin, relieving the intense
silence, and vet adding sweet i'm
Ipressipeness to the solemn scene. Af-
ter the ceremony the party left the
| churcn in transverse order to the
closing bars of Mendelssohn's The
brides dress was handsome tailored
suit in tan and green stripe, with
short coat, fur hat with which
brown veil was used, and gloves and
shoes to match. The costume was
used as the going-away gown. The
maid of honor wore an exquisite
costume In champagne, the v waist
of which was trimmed with applique
wherein was found faint suspicion
Of pink, and embroidered net guimD.
A large hat with immense coque fea-
theirs and pompoms of lace, and
gloves OF the same delicate coloring
were worn, completing the fetching
costume. The bride carried an inn
mense bouquet OF bride roses, with
long tulle streamers. The ushers
wore buttonieres of pink carnations,
and brown gloves.
| The bridal party was nest remark
able In that the entire number was
made of handsome men and women,
and a "fairer bride the sun ne'er
shone on" AS Miss Dickson she was
universally popular, having spent