Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
Many Social Functions Fill Up the
Weeks Calendar.

NhiphS tnenl are the following: Miss
Peggy Stribling, OF IGatonton, Ga;
Miss Nan Osborne. of Anderson; Miss
Bowman, Newberry; Miss Maka
Jones, Grecnville
y number OF social functions are
planned for the visitors. Monday
night the young set was entertained
by Mrs. Luke Werner. and on Tues
day evening Mrs Il. G. DOYLE will
entertain in honor of her attractive
young visitors.
Mrs. }. p. lIillhousc and children,
OF Andersen, are visiting Mrs. J. l.,
McWhorter.
Miss Kate McClanahan is visiting
her relatives here.
Harold Brennccke, Of Walhalla, IS
III Seneca and attended the social
function at Mrs. Ncrncr's.
I. ID. MOSelcy, Of Greenwood.
spent the early part Of the week here.
Mrs. G. b. Smith, Of WASHINGTON,
Ca. is visiting her parents, Ma. and
Mrs. w. O. Hamilton.
Miss Hassic Thomas. Of South I'm
ion, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Shirley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bookhardt, Of
Birming CHAM, who have been visiting
their sister Mrs. A. w. THOMPSON,
returned to their home Friday last.
Mrs. Bookhardt, Of Fairfield coun-
tN, IS with her daughter, Mrs. a. w.
Thompson, and her stay will be in
definite.
Miss Sue Thompson lert Tuesday
for visit TO Atlanta and La Grange.
Mrs. W. u. Reid is visiting az the
nome or }. b. Pickett, in the Bounty
Land section.
celebrated their wedding anniversary
on the evening Of the 29th Of June,
at which large number Of their
friends were invited.
Miss Nan Nimmons is visiting hcr
parents on Kcowcc.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirkpatrick and
Mrs. Randolph Kirkpatrick have
been recent visitors AT the home of
Rev. NJ. r. rkpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Holloway have
returned to Seneca from their we'd
ding journey and are al home to their
friends at Mrs. a. w. Thompson's.
a tent has been pitched on Fair
Play street on the vacant lot ownod
DY l.. a. Edwards for the purpose OF
holding a religious meeting.
Seneca has been visited by contin-
uOus heavy rains.
Miss Leah Harper was AT homo to
the GoSsipers last Friday afternoon,
the pretty affair being complimentary
to her visitor, Miss Lula WcrtZ. 4
contest was the feature Of entertain
ment. consisting OF number Of
questions to be answered with words
ending in age. In the draw, Miss
Minnis kirkpatrick was lucky in
winning the prize, a dainty lace col
lar, which she presented to the
guest Of honor. Delicious refresh
mcnts were served and the evening
was delightful one altogether, a
number Of attractive visitors lending
spice to The affair.
On Thursday afternoon Of last
week the Oncc-a-Wcck Club held its
last meeting with Mrs. Ruskin An
dcrS0n before going into the summer
vacation. II being an open meeting.
a number Of visitors were cntcrtain-
ed. and the program was lctt entirely
to the hostess. UIon arriving the
guests were met by Miss Louise Lau-
rene" ana We're served punch by Miss
Dora Dumas in tho hall. The pro-
gram Of entertainment was introduce
cd by program o. music in which
Mi@SCS Mnrgic Adams, Louise Law
renee and Mary Julia Reid partici-
patcd, which was imtcrspcrscd by a
c'";r,i, '''' .r' "H N'l'' .''"'i"
"u.'" Il C''N"F contest TN" nature or
W"'rh WAS clun prophecy, Thc
i'''''rS o' me c'"p women were to
~ u"'u l" !ll' IN IN" blanks. and Il
"'" o' cohJcclur" was the natural
,rH'''; III me draw Tor the prize,
MlF iicrh"oh was lucky, winning a
"'ih!'cS, ana most aliractiN" style,
'o,nr, ,,,,,'' Nv" W." ~ r'uo
donnrnti;nn'' ", 'I" 'h "ni'' rl'"or'','