Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
commencement Friday-Wedding ut
Richland-LOcul Paragraphs.

, Seneca, May 24.--Special: Sene-
cas- school boys and girls will begin
to arrive at home this week, and their
return Is anticipated with the pleas
ure that their presence always brings
Misses Hannah Brown and Lucille
Hamilton, Of Chicora, will arrive this
week
Mrs. S. Bleckley, of Anderson, Is
the distinguished guest Of Mesdames
j. w. Stribling and e. G.. Doyle A
| number Of friends were invited to
meet Mrs. Bleckley on Monday even
ing. charming feature OF the even
ing's pleasure being the recitations
given by the honored guest.
The meeting at the Baptist church
VIII be continued through this week
| and possibly longer. There will be
two services each day excepting Fri
day, when the pastor has called it
off on account Of the commencement
exercises. Preaching is at 1890 in
the morning and $50 at night.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lowery, Wales
Lowery, Mrs. w. o. Hamilton and
Miss May Hamilton attended the
horse show in Greenville last week.
Ben Harper left on Tuesday for
itdgefield, where he has accepted a
position in the post office there.
}. a. Brock Is in Atlanta.
Children'S day will be observed in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
at 4.30 O'Clock in the afternoon. The
Sunday schools Of other denomina-
tions are invited to attend
Arthur H. Thompson, OF LAGRANGE.
Ca, visited his relatives here last
| week.
a. W. Thompson and +. l.. Sitton,
TWO OF Seneca's landmarks. are criti-
ca1y i'll at their homes here. The
interest Of many friends Is enlisted
IN their behalf, and may they both be
spared many years yet to their loved
ones, who are anXiously watching at
their bedsides.
Mrs. 0. r. Doyle, Of Calhoun, was
in Seneca last Saturday.
E. II. Leavelle, Of the Farm and
Factory force, had the misfortune to
be painfully hurt while at work on
the press last Friday. While mixing
the machine his hand was caught and
badly mashed. 1t was not necessary,
however, to remove the hand, as was
feared at first.
me young friends Of Miss l.. e.
Lowery were most happily entertain
ed last Friday evening by Mrs. e. G..
Doyle. Notwithstanding the ugly
weather there was a full attendance,
ana everything was as bright and
jolly as could be. Pink was used I'm
the decorations, the young honoree
wearing dainty pink frock, and the
use OF mountain laurel was beauti-
fully appropriate to the color scheme.
Dancing and games were enjoyed, and
a delicious menu was served at the
close of the evening.
Miss Bowen, OF Pickens, visited
relatives here the past week.
The Once-a-Week Club will meet
with Miss Eleanor Richardson this
week
The home Of Hon. and Mrs. e. e..
Werner, at Richland, was the center
or attraction to a large circle of
friends last Wednesday evening, the
18th, when their daughter, Henrietta
Dart, was married to I'urman Hughs
burns, OF Anderson. The handsome
nome Is beautifully adapted to the
entertainment Of a large company,
and on this occasion the entire lower
moor was used ell suite for the ac-
commodation of the wedding guests.
lfeV' Il. NJ. Wilcox, Of Walhalla, per-
formed the ceremony, using the
! the Presbyterian church. After con-
gratulations were offered the dining
room was thrown open and tempt
ING menu was most attractively
served, few of the brides young
friends acting as Mattresses. The
presents were truly numerous and
beautiful and spoke eloquently of the
popularity Of the young couple. Af-
ter the wedding nuptials the bridal
couple LETT for Seneca, where they
spent the night, leaving early on
Thursday for Anderson. the groom's
home.
On Friday morning next the COM
mencement program of the Seneca
High school will begin, and the oc-
casion Is looked forward to with a
great deal Of pleasure by the friends
and patrons OF the school. On Fri
day morning at II o'clock the COM
menccmcnt sermon, at the audito-
rum, will be delivered by Rev. J. G.
Law, OF Walhalla, and on Friday
evening the graduation exercises viii
take place, and literary address
will be delivered by Prof. Morrison.
OF Clemson College. NJ. VS.
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