Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-24
LOCAL MArrERs ABOUT SENECA
Wyly-Cashin MsrriageA-Many Social
Events--Personals.

spring and summer stock of mer-
Chandise.
r. Anderson is also North for the
same purpose.
| The Misses Cashin, OF Anderson,
| have been guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. M. Cary
| Misses Mullins and Benson, of
Hartwell, have been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. f. Adams the past week.
Three charming young Chicora
students were the guests of the
| Misses Kirkpatrick for several days,
returning to-day to Greenville. Their
names are Misses Kennedy, Douglas
and Craig.
Miss Lucille Hamilton spent the
holidays occasioned by Washingtons
birthday with her parents here.
| limited number OF Senecas
| dancing contingent attended the
dance at Walhalla last night.
| G. w. Ballenger, the proprietor of
! the Seneca Hardware Company, has
| generously rendered the library a
| home. The executive committee ap-
preciates the promptness with which
Mr.. Ballenger responded to the needs
OF the library, and the thanks of the
same are hereby rendered him. One,
OF the front rooms in the building
over the hardware company's store
Is offered, which Is comfortable, we'll
lighted and easy of access to the pa
| irons of the Library Association.
| Miss Willie Cherry has been elected
librarian and the library is opened
for the present Tuesday and Friday
afternoons from to o'clock.
Luther Moore's friends are pleased
to see him in Seneca again.
Miss Margie Holland, teacher of
the first and second grades, is giving
a George Washington entertainment
to-day, which is participated In by
pupils of her grades. Ruskin An
derson, Jr., and little Miss Louise
Dendy, represent General and Lady
Washington, and delightful pro-
gram is arranged by the careful and
painstaking teacher.
On Thursday evening next, at half
past seven, at the Methodist church,
the officers, teachers and pupils, and
| also those interested in Sunday
school work, will hold meeting for
| the purpose of enhancing interest in
| Sunday school work. This includes
all denominations, and 1t is hoped
that a large attendance will be pres
ent. 1t Is hoped to have visitors
present who will speak on subjects
| pertaining to the work.
| The Tuesday Afternoon Social Cir
Gle will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. j. w. Byrd.
Mrs; j. H. Adams will be hos tess
to the Once-a-Week Club Thursday
afternoon.
And now 1t is the carnival! The
| Great Georgia United Shows are
booked for Seneca next week.
Mrs. w. S. Hunter, as hostess, con-
tributed delightful afternoons S plea
sure to the members Of the Social
| Circle last Tuesday. A couple of
hours were spent in social inter-
| course, after which elegant refresh
ments were served. Two new men,
| bers were received at this meeting
Madames j. w. Byrd and J. T. Law
renee.
Monday evening the young men
who constitute society number two,
with their fair young friends, cele-
brated gloriously the birthday Of the
| Father Of His Country" at the skat-
ing rink.
| There will be the regular semi
annual meeting Of the Civic Associa-
ton at the home of DR.. e. A. Hines
next Friday evening. This is the
time for the election Of officers, and
there are other important business
matters to come before the associa-
ton. The advocates OF the flower
show should be on hand, as this is
the time to decide definitely upon
this as well as other matters of in
terest and Importance.
Drs. e. A. Hines, w. r. Doyle, and
NJ. A. Wood represented the Seneca
K. of p. Lodge at the meeting at
Piedmont last week, at which DR..
Doyle was elected District Deputy
Grand Chancellor.
One of the largest and most elabo-
| rate social affairs OF this season was
that tendcred last evening by the
Misses Kirkpatrick In honor oi their
young visitors. Notwithstanding the
| inclement weather full number re-
sponded\to the invitation and thor
oughly delightful evening was spent,
in which possibly the "spice of varie-
ty" was theN secret of the charm
Upon arrival the guests were pre-
sented with bean bags, and were told
that they we're forbidden the use of
of the words "yes" and "no" through
out the evening, upon forfeit Of a
bean for each offence. Cards bear
ing the names of the guests were
used, which were drawn at regular
intervals for the purpose Of progress
sive conversation The parlor, din
ing room and reception hall were
| thrown together, which gave ample
space for the easy entertainment of
| the company. Near the close of the
evening delicious and tempting
sweet course was served, consisting,
of Charlotte russo and two kinds of
cake and coffee. The right hands OF
the guests were tied up, thus enforc-
| ing the use of the left hand In eat
ing the tempting repast. Afterwards
each guest was required to write a
| ..,tk I<Rk n. ~