Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-12
LOCAL MATTERS FROM SENECA.
Floral Show in Near Futuro--Kirk-
patrick k-liumilton Wedding.

Seneca, Oct. 11.-Special: A meet
Ing of the floral committee of the
Civic Association will be held this
week for the purpose OF perfccting
the premium list, which will be given
IN detail next week. The busin ess
men are adding some prizes to the
list, and what these lack in complct-
ing the list will be supplemented by
cash or other prizes awarded by the
committee. The last week in Octo-
ber Is set for the time, the exact date
to be decided upon later
Seneca leads the cotton market in
the up-cOuntry to-day.
Mrs. w. p. Reid will leave We'd
nesday for Abbeville, where she will
represent the Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church here, at the
union
The friends Of Gen. J. $. Werner in
this part OF the State will be glad to
learn that his condition is greatly i'm
proved and that he has returned to
Columbia from his summer home at
Brevard and has resumed his bust
ness.
Mrs. ~. Nj. McCutchen has return
ed to her home in Sumter county, af-
ter visit to friends and relatives
here. Her stay was great pleasure
to host OF friends here, who will
always welcome her to Seneca.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c..
S. Stribling is sick with diDhtheria.
AntitoXin was administered promptly
and the little fellow is doing nicely.
Mrs. Means, of Florida, is visiting
Mrs j. w. Stribling.
At the afternoon service at the
Episcopal church last Sunday after
noon. the rector, Rev. Mr.. Andrews,
announced that he had accepted a
call to Columbia, Tenn, and would
leave for his new charge on the first
OF November. He also announced
that Rev. Mr.. Hubbard would proba-
bly, resume this charge
DR.. J. LaBrucc Ward, the hook
worm specialist, who travels at the
instance OF the Rockefeller donation
for this purpose, was in Seneca last
week
Mrs. H. Y. Smith and Mrs. r. p.
Cochran are holding their fall milln.
cry openings and are showing tasty
and attractive creations. The cool
spell OF weather makes shopping in
these lines n real delight, and it is
said by our millincrs that the sales
are good.
Mrs. O. f. Bacon entertained the
Once-a- Week Club last week After,
the business program the hostess
served delicious ice course.
The union service at the Methodist
church last Sunday night was well at
tended. a pleasing feature was the
quartettc rendered by Messw. Wick
cry, Lowry, Blackburn and Carey.
KirlspatricIl-lIamilto
A the Presbyterian church last
Thursday evening a beautiful we'd
ding occurred. the contracting parties
'being Rev. W. II. Hamilton and Miss
MINIS Kirkpatrick, eldest daughter
OF Rev. NJ. r. Kirkpatrick, OF Seneca
A large number Of friends witness
the beautiful land impressive cerc-
mony, which was performed by the
brides father. Promptly at half-past
five O'Clock the music program was
introduced under the leadership Of
Mrs. II. NJ. McCutchcn. The first
number was selection from Faust
by Gounod, which for delicacy and
appropriateness could not be cQualled,
and was rendered by Mrs. McCutchen
on the violin. This was followed by
mat popular love song, Because"
faultlessly given by Mrs. w. j. Hol-
loway. Mrs. Mc"utchen then render
ed on the violin the sweetest of all
love songs, Schubcrt's Serenade,
which was matchlessly Interpreted.
Then came Lohengrin's wedding
march, played by Mrs. McCutchen,
Miss Floride Propst, Charles Byrd
and Warren Gignilliat on muted vio-
Inns, with Miss Carrie Hunter at the
organ This was most effective in
deed and heralded the approach of the
bright Lowry, T. f. Fleming. Uau-
bridal party. The ushers, Messrs.