Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-03-11
New Series No. Sis.-yoiume Liz. NO. Al
THE NEWS FROM sENEcA.I
Delightful Music Recital--Ci Civic As
sociation--O Other Items.

Seneca, March, 10. Special: Tho
anton services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening were de-
lfghtful, the attendance being such
as to tax the capacity OF the build4N
ing. Rev. j. C. Yongue, OF the Me-
thodst church, delivered a fine SER
mon and the music was soul-stirring.
In which the large congreaation join-S
ed. The violin duette, by Mrs. r.. M.
McCutchen and Joe Todd, was a
striking and pleasing feature OF the
music program The next union SER
vice viii be held at TIE Methodist
church on the second Sunday even-si
ing in Anri. when Rev. s.. G.. Dlack-s
burn will preach. 81 s b 81 y
Mrs. M. w, Coleman's friends are
pleased to have her in Seneca again.
Mrs. Albert Adams, nee Miss Chris
tine Dickson, has been with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 10. Dickson,
the past week. M 5Y IS
Miss Rosa Crayton, Of Atlanta and I
Il. 70. Dickson, of Columbia, have
also been in Seneca, the former the
attarctive guest of Miss Inez Dick
son. Eg3 81 a &
Miss Mary Cherry is in Clemson,
the guest of Mrs. p. HI. Nell 4
Mrs. Lura Hopkins, of Greenville,S
is visiting her father, DR.. John Hop-S
kins. H * h /, 4s
The friends OF Mrs, John Hopkins
are sorry to learn that she Is con-
fined to her bed again. IS /
Tho music recital of Mrs, McCut-s
chefl's violin pupils and Miss Janto
Gordon's piano pupils. which was
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs 4
G.. w. Gignilliat last Tuesday even
ing was most interesting occasion.
The pupils did remarkable credit,
both to themselves and teachers. Two
especial features whicot impre-sed
music used, and the perfect ease with
which the pupils acquitted them
selves, indeed Mrs. McCutchen's st,-
peru control of her young orchestra,
elected the admiration of every one
present. Following is the program
rendered.: y 5 s.
violin. (a3 serenade; Obi Annie
Laurie--Joe Todd, Charlie Byrd and
Warren Gignilliat. <. N
Violin, Old Favorites--Charlie
Byrd and Warren Gignilliat
Plano solo, Frolic Of the Butter.
fiies--Carole IIerndon. }.
Voilin, Harp Sounds Joe Todd,
Warren Gignilliat and Charlie Byrd,
Violin, Wolets. Schottische--C Char
lie Byrd ard Warren Gignilliat.
Piano solo. Harp at Midnight
lula Harper.
Violin solo, Dancing alusterJoe
Todd.
Violin, Sacred Airs---Warren Gtg-t
nilliat and Charlie Byrd.
Piano solo, T.nst Rose of summer.
TransCription-Re Rebecoa Todd.
Violin, Swiss Boy--vJo Todd. Char
lie BYRD and Warren Gigniiliat.
The civic association will hold its
spring meeting at the home OF the
president, Mrs q. w. Gignilliat, on
next Friday evening. For self-evi.
dent reasons the meeting has been
deferred several weeks, but 1t is
hoped the members have lost none
Of their enthusiasm, and will turn
out in full numbers and settle Plans
for the seasons work. An effort will
be made to re-organiEe the flower
show and there are also other mea-
| sures which will be presented for
consideration. Besides these mat
ters, 1t is the time for the election
| of officers and full attendance is.
necessary. 1t is also desirable that
the present officers be on hand, the
treasurer's report being desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Patton, OF Ere
ward, N. c., will be the guests OF Mrs.
| II. E. StriblinS this week.
Mrs. Stribling will have also other
distinguished guests in the persons
of Mrs. j. ID. Hutchison and daugh-i
ter, of Columbus, Miss. M.V,S.