Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-12-20
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
Numerous Holiday Visitors Arriving.
How the Club Was Formed"

Hannah Brown, who Is attending e
Chicora College. Is at home for the
holidays.
Miss Sue Gjgnilliat will return on
Thursday from Il delightful house
party at Sumter. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Norma and Warren
Gignilliat, who are at school at the
College for Women at Columbia and
Davidson, respectively.
Rcv. Roy Brown, who Is making
his last year at the Seminary at Co
lumbia. will arrive Saturday and will
spend tho holidays with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. a. =. Brown.
Mrs III. }. Gignilliat Is with Mrs.
w. u. Nimmons for the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs w. T.. NinmoHs. Of Eoowce
River, is visiting her children here
this week.
Miss lvor Brown will arrive next
Friday and will spend the holidays
with her homCrolks. She has been
teaching in tho graded school at
Heath Springs this year.
Mrs. Frank Martin and children
OF Grcrnvillc, are Visiting in Seneca.
John RallCngcr. Ben Leo tamil
ton and Thomas Harper will arrive
this week from Davidson, Clemson
and fnrman, respectively, for thc
holidays.
Misses Nrlic and Nancy Hines
have issued invitations to a lar,:r
party at their home here on Friday
evening, This will be drlightiuI
opening 10 the many charming af-
fairs on the social calendar for the
Christmas holidays.
J. w. Stribling will entertain a
dozen OF his young friends at diuncr
christmas evening at e O'clock
Mrs. T.. c. Doyle will entertain her
Sunday school class at party We'd
nesday evening of tho holidays.
ID. WHY, who has been in business
at WAGNER, S. c.. this season. will
spend the holidays here and with ris
homefolks at Richland.
Earle Samuel. AL. Thompson and
Ed. Mowry, Of Atlanta, will be visi-
tors to Seneca during the holidays.
Miss Bessie Wilson leaves Tues
day morning for Florida, where she
will spend the winter.
1t IS said that wedding bells will
ring In Seneca during the holidays.
Miss Upheld IS in Seneca selling
reading matter for children and
young people. She made a talk at
the auditorium Friday afternoon to
an appreciative audience.
Miss May Hamilton is at home
from Anderson for the holidays.
Mr.. G. b. Smith has returned
from Washington, Ga.
Invitations to the approaching
marriage Of Hon. J.. w. Shelor, Of
Walhalla, and Miss Katie Harris. OF
Westminster, have been received
here, and Ills many friends were Civ
ing expression to hearty congratula-
tions and good wishes upon a recent
visit here. His aifablc, cOurtly man
ners naturally commend him to the
feminine world, and it IS not sur
pr.sing that these, with other splcn-
did qualities, have won for him a
pearl among women.
The managers and participants in
the play presented at Walhalla desire
to express their appreciation OF the
courtesies shown them by the good
people OF Walhalla while there last
Friday. Every attention was ac-
corded the visitors and it was appre-
clated. There was a splendid hous ,
considering the very inclement wca-
ther, and the audience showed hearty
sympathy and appreciation of the
work done by the young PLAYERS.
We call attention again to the play,
How the Club was Formed" which
Will be presented by local talent on
Thursday night during the HOLIDAYS
at the opera house. Show-goers will
recognize some old favorites in the
cast and these, with some good new
ones, will attract large crowd. A
music program will be given in con-
nection with the play. The cast is
Mrs. Jones torganizer Of the club)
Mrs. j. w. Byrd; Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
w. +. Reid; Mrs. Snow, Mrs. w, S.
Hunter; Miss Hannah Mariah Snow,
Miss Mary Julia Reid; Mrs. Reed
Mrs. Jasper Doyle; Mrs. Tubbs, Mrs
+. NJ. Cary; Mrs. Slocum, Mrs. c. "
McCarey; Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. ]. b.
Shanklin; Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. O. T.,
Bacon; Mrs. Turner. Mrs. T. S. Strib-
ling; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. A. p. Brown;
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Lester Hawkins;
Mrs, Welch, Mrs. T. e. Stribling.
Ihere Will be five acts, each one
Drlm-tul OF interest, am from the
time Mrs. Jones conceives the idea
OF forming a club so that the wo-
men OF this village will have some
where's TO go and somethin' to do"
tn the close OF "the first meeting Of
the club, there is not dull min
ute. Those who have read sally
Mrs. Tubbs,' " Margaret Sydney,
will have some idea Of what to ex
pect from its Interpretation by Mrs.
Carey. Don't forget the date, every
body, and remember also that there
Will be onthing else doing on Thurs
day night, everything in the social
world giving way to this.
school will close on Wednesday,
the 20th, for Christmas, and the
teachers will spend the holidays at
their respective homes.
J. \. Herndon spent last Sunday
with his family here.
LARGE DAM BREAKS.