Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-12-21
LOCAL MATTERS FROM SENECA.
KirlSpatrick-Lowry Wedding - Lady
Injured in RunnMnY---LocaIs.

evening at the Presbyterian church
at 6 o'clock the wedding Of Miss
Ethel Kirkpatrick and b. A. Lowry
will occur. The decorations will be
in Christmas colors and the wedding
march will be played by Mrs. G. e.
Smith. The attendants will be
Misses May Hamilton Carrie Hun
ter, Sue Gignilliat and the Misses
Craig, OF Blackstock. Mrs. Hamil-
ton, the sister Of the bride, who was
recently married, will act as dame,
wearing her beautiful wedding dress.
The groomsmcn will be Messrs III
len Lowry, Grady Ballenger, Eustace
Hopkins, T. B. Jones and Wales
Lowry. Immediately after the cere-
mony the young couple will leave on
the Southern for wedding journey.
Last evening Miss Sue Gignilliat
entertained the Naturalization
wedding party at an elegant 6 O'Clock
dinner This completed the list OF
beautiful affairs given in honor Of
the young bride, and proved a most
hitting climax. Immediately after
the dinner the rehearsal took place,
after which the party repaired TO the
home of the bride, where the we'd
ding cake was cut and distributed to
the guests in boxes containing the
ii"toS "iiiSy SIS., "hlCu were uTa"n
for and were found by the following
members Of the wedding guests: r.
Wales Lowry, the ring; Miss Sude
Craig, the thimble, and Y. B. Jones
the button.
Christmas promises to be quiet in
Seneca except for the fact that ru-
NOR promises another wedding!
Miss Nan Osborne passed through
! Seneca Saturday on her way home in
Anderson to spend the holidays. She
is student OF Brenau.
Mrs. J. w. Stribling returned from
weeks visit to Anderson last Sat-
urday.
Miss Nellie Hines will open the
| Christmas festivities with party
next Friday night
The young set enjoyed a surprise
| party at Mrs. Luke Verner's last Fri
| day night
The graded school will close for
the holidays on Wednesday.
Mrs. Randolph Kirkpatrick, OF
| North Carolina, is here for the Kirk
patrick-Lowry~ wedding.
Miss Margaret Morrison will spend
| the holidays with her homefolks at
| Clemson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alexander are
tho proud parents Of new arrival at
| their home, the young man having
arrived early this week
| Major and Mrs. B. f. Sloan will
spend the holidays in Greenville.
Mrs. r. Moorman, Of Atlanta, will
spend Christmas with Mrs G. V. Nc
| Carey.
G. II, Mayhew and family have
moved into the Dendy house on First
South street
| ~ p1nn nly l,,,, n,
left Monday for Columbia, where
they will spend the holidays.
| Wilton Earle is in Seneca en- route
to his home at Beaverdam. He is
now teaching in the School Of Phar-
macy in Atlanta.
Charley Harper is at home from
| Washington, d. c., where he has been
connected with the census depart
ment.
MisS Edna Wood will reach home
Fridt1Fe. nm Winthrop for the holi-
Ths,aaln, Nds of Miss Paris billiard
are syfr: :..aIhizing with her in having
suffered the misfortune Of having a
limb broken last week and in being
confined to her room for the holi-
days. She was in buggy and the
horse began running. In attempting
| W JUMP Sic lcil lIOlll Illc DuSSy. her
| friends hope for her a speedy recov-
cry.
| The friends OF Col. r. 4. Thomp-
son here and elsewhere will watch
with interest for the article which he
has promised on the Secession Con-
vention. Truly the venerable citi-
zen is a prophet with honor both
among his own people and abroad,
who Will unite in wishing for him
continued usefulness in the declin-
ing days Of a we'll spent life.
The Once-a-Week Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. w: p Reid last week,
WHICH was truly a delightful occa.
sion. The hostess, inasmuch as 1t
was to be the last meeting the BRIDE
tn-be, Miss Kirkpatrick, would at
tend, arranged program pertinent
to the OCCASION which was arranged
and carried out lL charming detail.
A booklet in the shape Of lady's
slipper was passed to the guests with
the request that they inscribe sug-
gestion for managing husband.
These were afterward read to the
club by the fair honoree, which
caused deal of merriment. Deco
rations in red and green were usel,
| pot plants and Christmas bells being
effectively used At the close OF the
| meeting the hostess served a dainty
salad course with delicious hot cof-
| fee.
| Miss Ivor Browns friends will be
pleased to know that she will spend
the holidays in Seneca.
Miss Hortense Jones, the teacher
for this term at Bounty Land, spent
! the weekend with friends here
j Miss Bessie Peatross, who is pleas
antly remembered by many friends
| here, will spend Christmas with Mrs.
J VIM. Neill.
Our very best wishes for The Cou-