Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-15
"A. SOUTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1910.
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
Social Side Busy with Club Women,
Bride and GrOonl-tO-I}e.

Bride ana Groonl-to-Be.
Seneca, June 14.-Special: Mrs. w.
ID. Holland and son, w. ID. Jr., are
visiting in Charlotte.
Miss Jennie Aud, of Elberton, is
In Seneca on her way to Walhalla,
where she will attend the Werner
Holloway wedding.
Miss Myrtle Davis, of Richland,
spent Monday night in Seneca.
Whitner Cary, OF Greenville, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss lvor Brown Is on a lengthy
visit to friends at Heath Springs.
Miss Wynona Cary, of Walhalla,
spent the past week with her sister,
Miss Esther Cary, in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Nj. Cary.
Bright Lowry attended the we'd
| ding Of his brother, Chris. Lowry,
and Miss Bessie Stewart, near PelZer,
last week.
Mrs. II. S. Stribling and children
are visiting in Roswell, Ga. Mean
while i. S. Is wearing Il new stiff
nat and boutonnier Of sweet peas.
The Seneca friends of w. J. Hollo-
way rendered him smoker on last
Thursday evening. A large number
OF Seneca'S representative citizens
were present and things went "merry
as marriage bell" A number of
speeches were made, the groom-to-be
answering in hearty, appreciative
terms.
Col. A. w. Thompson continues
| quite sick at his home here.
| The Once-a-Week Club will meet
| with Mrs. l.. w. Werner this week
Last week this progressive club was
entertained by Mrs. ID. p. Thomson
| MIS- Thomson met and entertained
the members Oh her spacious porch.
and after the business was dispensed
with the guests were invited into the
reception hall, which is connected
win the dining room, and where an
elaborate course luncheon was serv-
ed. Club colors, gold and white,
were used both in the decorations
ana menu, and the club members
were loud In their expressions of
hearty appreciation of the delightful
time afforded them by the gracious
hostess.
| T. NJ. Lowery is on business trim
to Americus, Ga.
reaches, vegetables and frying
size chickens are plentiful in Seneca
now
DAVID McClanahan and d. e. Jones
or Retreat, were in Seneca last week.
Miss Kate McClanahan will return
to her home at Retreat this week.
after serving the r. Anderson De-
partment Store as Saleslady the past
season.
Dr.. e. A. Hines and daughter.
| Miss Nellie, have returned from ST
Louis, where the Doctor attended the
meeting of the National Medical AS
sociation.
The Wofford Quartette entertain
ed good audience at the school au-
ditorium Monday night.
News has been received here of the
Improvement in the condition of Gen.
j. 5. Werner In Columbia.
Miss Helen Cary issued large
number of invitations to linen
shower at her home in the suburbs
OF seneca last Wednesday afternoon
IN honor OF the bridc-to-be, Miss
cara Hunt. The handsome home
was never more attractive than on
ms occasion. The reception hall
ana parlor were used. In the hall
delicious punch was served by Miss
Alaude Hopkins, where attractive and
elaborate decorations Of white and
green were seen, field daisies in
quantities being used. In the parlo,
huge bowls Of pink roses were used
ana pink tapers from handsome can.
delabra softly lighted the beautiful
apartments. The bride-elect wore a
handsome and becoming lingerie
gown, with large picture hat, the
hostess herself also wearing a beau.
tiful lingerie frock. A contest was
one or the features of entertainment
In which Misses Leah Harper and
ethel Kirkpatrick won, the first prize
being handsome pair Of silk hose
the second a Christie picture, dc
llghtfully suggestive Of the theme
uppermost In the minds and hearts
or the bright company. Both prizes
were presented the fair honoree
me shower was arranged in the real
nall, where were found many beau
tlful pieces Of linen, the handiwork
OF the friends presnt. At the close
OF the festivities a delicious swee,
luncheon was served, the colors, pink
and white, being introduced with
beautiful effect in the delightful
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