Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-28
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
Miss Susan Bell and DR.. Stribling
NiarTfed--Otller Local News.

Seneca, June 26.-Special: Next
Friday evening at the auditorium the
Richland Quartette will give pro-
gram Of entertainment. Their an
pearance here Is In response to an
invitation, and a full house Is assur-
ed them Instrumental vocal num-
bers, with select readings by Miss
Mary Julia Reid, will constitute the
program. Admission all around will
be Is cents.
The past week has been delight
full one socially. The young society
set has had several charming gather
ings, and society proper has been
turned over to the entertainment Of
the house guests Of the Misses Gig
nilliat
i On Thursday evening society Ell
masse was invited to meet the men,
bers Of the Gignilliat house party.
The occasion proved most enjoya-
BILE one, and also q fitting introduc-
tion to the festivities that followed.
On Friday picnic to Clemson was
enjoyed.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mani
gault entertained the house party,
and on Tuesday they are picnicking
at the tunnel.
by the younger set last week was an
"at home" by McCants Adams. This
was thoroughly enjoyable affair,
and contributed full share to the
weeks social affairs.
Miss Rebecca Todd was also at
home to the members Of the young
| set, and an informal affair was en-
| joyed with Miss Nellie Hines on Sat-
urday evening.
Seneca will cross bats with West
minister here Wednesday afternoon,
and on Saturday Seneca and Wal
halla will play here.
Miss Jennie Aull and little sister,
Miss Rebecca, have been visiting
their relatives here and elsewhere in
the county, spending Monday with
Mrs. G. V. McCarey.
Miss Flora Monroe, Of North Car
olina, will arrive next week for a
visit to Mrs. l.. w. Werner.
Mrs. Glenn Shirley rendered pic
mic to Coleman's mill on Tuesday. to
which number of little folks we're
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mason and fam
ily, of Charlotte, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lunney.
Joe Todd returned to Clemson on
Monday, where he will be engaged
in work through the summer.
The Once-a-Week Club will hold
the last meeting with Mrs. e. c..
Doyle on Thursday afternoon. This
Will be an open meeting, and the
friends of the club women will be
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neill and daugh-
ter Alice left Seneca Saturday for
Brevard, N c., where they will
spend some weeks. Their friends
here regret their departure, but will
wish for them unbounded success
wherever their lot may be cast in
the future.
from an extended visit to her bro
theirs family at Charleston.
The first cotton blooms brought to
Seneca were shown by Wade Sloan,
who lives on John Myers place; a
red bloom June 22d by ]. A. Bur-
CESS, near Townville; VIII Gaines
on Matthew Davis's place, brou ght a
red bloom on June oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Nmmons are
being congratulated on the arrival of
young lady at their home.
DR.. j. S. Strtbling, accompanied by
G. w. Ballenger, left Seneca Monday
for Heath Springs, where on Tues
day, the 9th, DR.. Strbling will
marry Miss Susan Bell The many
friends of the couple are extending
many good wishes for the young cou-
pie, who are popularly known here,
Miss Bell having taught In the pub
lie school here for several years.
j. e. Crayton and family, of Char
lotte, were visiting in Seneca the
| past week.