Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-04
Local MATTERS FROM SENECA.
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ir@C isoys and Girls Depart.

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Among the social affairs the past
week which were not chronicled in
our last were:
On Tuesday afternoon charming
meeting Of the Gossipers with Miss
Eleanor Richardson, with Miss Nit
chell, the guest of Miss Richardson,
as honoree.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
VIM. Neill rendered beautiful af-
fair complimentary to Miss Pea
tross. her house guest for the holi-
days.
Thursday evening Mrs. Luke w.
Werner was hostess to the Upper
Tens at a card party and dance.
Miss Verna Stribling entertained
informally few friends to tea.
The hop given by the Seneca Ger
man Club was the largest social af-
fair Of the week, which brought to-
gether large number of visitors
from neighboring towns. Trow-
bridges orchestra furnished splen-
did dance music and the success of
the affair was heralded far and near
by the participants in the charming
AFFAIR The german was led by Dr.
w. II. Doyle and Miss Lise Stribling,
In which many attractive figures
were introduced. Dr.. j. S. Stribling,
the veteran floor manager, was at
his best, and the success Of the beau-
tiful affair is largely due to his un-
firing efforts in behalf OF the vis-
itors.
The Once-a-Weck Club held an
evening affair for themselves and
III I.,,, 81. tl,.,
dent, Mrs. j. f. Adams, on Thurs
ther prevented full attendance,
but those who bravcd the elements
were rewarded by bright and
charming affair.
The moving picture show on SAT-
urday night drew a large number of
the young set, which wound up the
festivities Of the week. Mrs. II. E.
Strihling acted as chapcron.
The school boys and girls are re-
turning to their respective schools
early this wcck--AIisscs Hannah
Brown, Lucille Hamilton and Verna
Stribling to Chcora; Miss Norma
Gisnilliat to the College for Women.
Columbia; Miss Edna Wood to
Wlnthrop; Thomas Harper and John
Edwards to Furman; Miss Gladys
.>>>i'i.''t' ~ w Joe
Todd to Clemson; Al Thompson to
Tech.
Earle Samuel who has been
clerking for the j. II. Adams Co. for
more than a>year, leaves to-day for
Atlanta, where he will make ar
rangements to enter Tech the be-
ginning Of next session.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter spent
Tuesday OF the holidays in Anderson.
Miss lvor Brown returned to Lib
| erty Hill, kershaw county, last Sat
urday to resume her duties as
teacher
Rev. Roy Brown spent the holi-
days with his homefolks here.
The friends Of Miss Margaret
Morrison will regret to learn that
she is unable to return to her work
in the graded school on account of a
protracted spell OF grip. She hopes
soon to be at her post again
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson are
returning to Atlanta after spending
the holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Byrd and their
sons, Charley and Joe, spent several
days last week in Atlanta.
Mrs. G.. \. Gignilliat is detained
at the bedside OF her mother in
Grecrs, who has been quite sick for
some weeks.
Miss Bessie Pcatross returned to
Monroe, Ga, on Saturday last. after
delightful visit Of several days TO
Mrs. VIM. Neill
ID. Wyly Is retained as clerk for
the hardware company, which is
pleasant news to his friends here.
S. j. Craig and G. w. Shirley have
formed a partnership and will con-
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store room recently vacated by J. J.
Dean. We wish the new firm un-
measured success.
j. A. Brock. Scneca's popular
jeweler, has determined to leave
Seneca and will probably locate in
chester. This step will be sincerely
regretted by many friends here. who
will not only regret giving up a good
citizen and a number one business
man, but who will deplore the loss
OF his attractive establishment. His
quarters have been pleasant resort
for all Seneca, and visitors have al
been attracted to it by his beautiful
window displays, which would do
ways been attracted to it by his beau
tiful window displays, which would
do credit to our sister towns, Ander-
son or Greenville. We voice the hon
NoI sentiment VI tie community III
wishing him a full measure of sue
cess.
beautiful wedding occurred at
the home Of Mrs. j. w. Stribling last
Tuesday evening, when j. Eustace
Hopkins welded Miss Edith Morgan.
The handsome home was brilliant
with Christmas decorations save the
ceremony room, opening back from
the reception hall. which was in
bridal white and green. The altar
was aglow with candles, around