Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-10-30
CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW FRIDAY
Wood-Sheppard Wedding Last We'd
nesday-Itenis Of Interest.

Clemson College last Sunday after
noon.
Miss Florence Reid will go to her
home in Rock Hill Friday, where she
will attend the wedding Of a relative.
She will return to Seneca next We'd
nesday.
The annual chrysanthemum show
will be held in the Harper store
room, recently vacated by the Bee
Hive, on next Friday afternoon and
might. Oysters will be sold by the
ladies Of the Aid Society Of the Pres
ibyterian church. The door receipts
from the flower show will also be
given this society. The exhibit will
Iopen at noon and continue all after
noon and In the evening. An admis-
sion Of ten cents will be charged to
the show In the afternoon, but there
will be no admission at night. The
Ichrysanthemums will be sold as
usual, and it will be a splendid OPP
l~portunity for flower lovers and grow
ers here and elsewhere TO see the
novelties and also to purchase the
Ehandsomest NUNS in the history OF
chrysanthemum culture in the coun-
ty. Don't forget the date-Friday
afternoon and night Of this week, the
first OF November; also the oysters,
cooked and served to the queens
taste. This being the first opportu-
nifty given the public to get oysters
this season, it goes without saying
that there will be a fine patronage.
Our friends from the country and
n%eighboring towns are especially in
vited to be present.
A number Of our people are going
to Greenville Wednesday night to
see alma, Where Do You Live?"
. Ron Granf r1o Vnrc IN 'Sha StnnnS
to Conquer" were seen by a good
crowd of Seneca people at Clemson
last Saturday night. A large num-
Der also saw the foot ball game In
the afternoon, when Clemson was
again victorious and beat the Cita-
del by a score Of 54 to ID.
The Wood-Sheppard wedding last
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wood. parents
of the bride, was a beautiful one, and
was witnessed by a large gathering
of friends. The bride was never
prettier than in full bridal attire.
The HON was attractively deco
rated, there being several rooms
used en- suite. The ceremony room
was Hastily decorated with SALIVA, the
mantel being banked with the gor-
geous bloom, from which we're seen
numbers of burning tapers. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Car
RE Hunter and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Patton, of
Blacksburg. There were no attend
ants. A delightful luncheon was
served.
On Monday afternoon Misses Mary
Julia Reid and Rebecca Todd, ten
dered a hosiery and handkerchief
shower TO the bride-to-be, Miss Ber-
tho % fnv nvh0ro ,..1If>~, ~ -
cur on the afternoon Of the 30th In.
slant. Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, played by Miss Verna Strib-
Tug, waT tho signal for the guests tn
IGp@tr 70 sNr dining room. Here
Miss Iudt aa toasrMriaJreGs, presided
Wllh ttrnctiya ease and dignity, nnd
PROPOSED 'Nc Following tuasts: ''I'o
-AU NIfiC, Miss NNrna Stribling:
Response, Miss Bertha Lee Cox; ''To
the Bachelor Girls" Miss Mary Julia
Reid.
A charming meeting Of the Cos
sipers was held with the Misses Gig
nilliat last Wednesday afternoon.
Forty-two was played, n at the
close Of the game a delicious lunch
con was served.
A young lady arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.. Craig last Mon
day, the 2lst in mt, and is royalty
welcomed by tn, ID parents.
Ben Lee Hamn, visited home
folks Saturday.
Mrs. r. Y. II. Lowery is visiting
relatives at Townville.
Miss Marguerite Adams, who is
teaching a large music class at Town
Vile, visited her homefolks the past
weekend.
T. B. Jones, of Townville, was a
visitor to Seneca last Sunday.
II. S. Stribling is in charge OF Har-
bins grocery store while Mr.. Har-
bin is engaged in other business af-
fairs.
Miss Mamie Blalock, of Westmin-
ster, visited her friend, Miss Sadie
Parker, last Saturday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Morrison, Of Clemson,
spent Saturday afternoon shopping in
Seneca.
The basket ball game between
Walhalla and Seneca resulted in the
defeat Of our team by a score of ii
to .. We advise vigorous and steady
practice Or our girls, and see what
the result will be from another
anne.
Large numbers Of hands are seen
going out to the works on Coneross,
where the dam is being built for the
electric power plant. 1t Is said that
work there is progressing rapidly.
John McAlistcr, Of Charleston, Wis
tied relatives here the first of the
week.
The friends OF l.. II. Cary are
pleased to see him sufficiently con-
valcscent from a recent sever at
tack Of illness to be cut again. He
came over last Saturday from Green