Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-08
INiKONoR OF MISS WERNER.
Popular Bride-to-Be Recipient of
Marked Social Attention.

The second OF series Of delight
full entertainments for the popular
bride-elect, Miss Annie Werner, was
that, given by Miss Eloise Strother at
her beautiful home on Main street
last Wednesday. Assisting Miss
Strother In receiving were Mesdames
Strother, Bell and Darby,
The color scheme, pink and green,
was beautifully carried out In deco
ratons OF pink roses and booklets Of
the same pretty shade, hand-painted
IN delicate green, and entitled "a
Floral Wedding" The twenty-four
questions were answered by the
namas Of flowers, and at the close of
theN test Mrs. Bauknight and Miss
SmMSpwere found to be the only ones
who had guessed them all correctly,
and on drawing for the prize Miss
Smith was the lucky winner of a
dainty piece Of cut class. The
hostess then gracefully presented the
guest Of honor, Miss Werner, an ex-
quisite cut glass pickle dish.
Each guest was then asked to
write her favorite recipe in a book,
which was given to Miss Werner as
a souvenir Of the occasion.
A delightful salad course, with
punch, was served, and pink and
green mints In dainty dishes were
on the tables.
Miss Strother, always a charming
hostess, was at her best on this occa-
sion. Those enjoying her hospitality
were: Mesdames Bauknight, Hum
phries, Reid, Werner, Dodd, Bell,
Darby, and Misses Werner, Harrison,
Strong, Smith, Hughs, Brennecke
Sallie and Anna Stribling.
Mrs. j. A. Steck and Mrs Sidney
Adams entertained at the home Of
the former, on Thursday of last
"eeA, in honor Of Miss Annie Werner,
one of the attractive June brides
elect. The house was prettily deco
rated in daisies, the color sheme be-
ing yellow and white. At the close
of quite clever contest the prizes
were awarded, Miss Julia Maxwell
being the lucky winner Of one. Miss
Werner was then presented with a
dainty piece Of cut glass.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Those invited were Mes
danes Fred Thode, Charles Hum
phries, Claude Reid, Sam Werner, and
Misses Eloise Strother, Julia Max
well, Annie Biemann, Hattie Shelor,
Annie Reid, Alice Strong, Mamie
Harrison, jamie Neville, Annie Ver-
ncr, Annie Crisp, Marguerite Bren-
ntcke, Bertha Schumacher, Sallie
Stribling, Gertrude Smith, Mamie
Ansel, Mary Annette. Geraldine
Hughs and Nettie Jones.
Mrs. G. w. Bauknight entertained
delightfully."- In honor Of her sister.
Miss Annie Werner, on last Friday af-
teiDoon. The reception hall, where
Mrs. 8anknight received her guests.
was attractive with many Dotted
plants, pink roses and poppies. The
color scheme Of pink and white was
effectively carried out In the dainty
score cards and delicious refresh
mentS.
IN the solving Of a clever original
contest several Of the guests proved
themselves equally apt. In the draw
for the prize Miss jamie Neville was
successful and was presented with a
pretty piece Of china. Miss Werner
also received dainty piece of the
same ware.
Mrs. Bauknight's guests were ::
Mesdames Sidney Adams, j. A.
Steck, j. b. S. Dendy, b. +. Sloan.
sam Werner, and J. NJ. Strother, of
Woodbury., Ga, and Misses Annie
Werner, Annie Biemann, Mary Ar
nette, Alice Strong, Julia Maxw Ell
Gertrude Smith, Mamie Harrison
Eloise Strother. Mamie Ansel, jamie
Neville and Lille Hughs.