Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-08-31
NEWS FROM SENECA.
General News itCmS--"Lilliputinn
Wedding" Heartily Enjoyed.

Seneca, Aug. 30.--Spccial: \ few
more hours Of misery and our can
didatcs will know their fate.
Il party Of young folks picnickcd
at High Bridge Monday evening.
Last Thursday night tho Seneca
Dancing Club gave Il dance in honor
of the visiting young ladies.
Harry and Ollie Smith, OF Wash
ington, Ga, are visiting relatives
here.
On Wednesday Misses Gary and
lIortensc Doyle will return to their
home in Texas. They will be accom-
panied by Miss Mary Julia Reid,
who will spend the winter at Chill
dress with her aunt, Mrs. Guy II.
Grove. Her many friends here wish
her God-spced on The journey and a
pleasant stay in the Lone Sar State.
J. b. Falls, OF Central. is visiting
relatives here.
Tonight dance will be given the
visiting ladies, and those departing
for their respective schools, at the
skating rink.
Miss Nan Nimmons has returned
to Seneca, to the pleasure OF her
many friends here.
Mrs. a. MotZ, of Roswell. Ga, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Stribling
and other relatives in the county.
Miss Pat McClanahan returned to
her home at Retreat Monday after a
visit here. She also accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. S. Strbling on a
camping trip to the river.
w. S. Hunter and daughters,
Misses Carrie and Sue Ellen, leave
to-day for New York.
j. O. Brock is moving into his
new residence on Fair Play street
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hopkins will
move into the ID. Hunt cottage on
First North street the first OF Sep
tember.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shirley will
and Mrs. Hopkins.
Miss Virginia King, Of Coronaca,
is the attractive guest OF Miss Mary
Julia Reid.
The Civic Association OF Green
vile will give flower show the
first week In November. a letter
from the secretary has solicited the
members of the Seneca association
| to send an exhibit. and 1t IS Droba-
BILE that this will be done.
The Seneca Graded Schools will
open the second Monday in Scptem-
ber.
Seneca was we'll represented at
the picnic at Richland last Wedncs-
day.
, Tne entertainment at the opera
house last Tuesday night proved to
be one of the biggest drawing cards
In the line Of home talent ever given
mere. The house was we'll filled and
the program was faultlessly render
ed a large party from Richland
arrived late, and the Lilliputian
wedding was repeated for their ben
eft. 1T Is impossible to describe
the beautiful wedding in detail. The
tots, one and all, did their parts per-
fectly, the bride and groom, of
course, being naturally the center of
attraction. The bride. little Miss
Eleanor Huff, came in with her
maid, Miss Nina Harper, both beau
tifully gowned, the bride wearing
veil which swept the full length OF
her long train, and carried a lovely
shower bouquet. The groom, James
Henry Harper, came i'm with his best
man, Wyly Scott, dressed in the
regulation black. Joe Byrd proved
an ideal preacher and performed the
ceremony faultlessly. The wedding
was followed by tho presentation OF
the play, Joe" by local talent, Sc
lected from the boys and girls rang
Ing from 8 to Is years. This was
well received also. The specialties
were good, consisting OF songs and
instrumental numbers. Miss Doyle's
singing delighted the large audience
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