Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-06-25
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1913.
IATTERS or NEWS AT SENECA.
Sunday SCh0Oi Convention Proved
Great SuCCcSS-LoCaI Mention.

Seneca, June 23.-Special: The
Sunday School Convention which was
held in the Methodist church last
week was pronounced success from
every standpoint. The attendance Of
delegates was large and some of the
addresses made were excellent.
Miss Rubic Harper entertained the
GosSipers on Friday afternoon last
at Il miscellaneous shower in honor
of the bride-eleCt, Miss Leah Harper,
whose wedding occurs on the after
noon of the 25th. Many useful and
beautiful presents were seen, and the
honoree was most becomingly gown
ed in a lingerie frock with elaborate
lace trimmings. A delicious sweet
course was served.
Miss Frances Arlington will arrive
Saturday to spend the week end with
Mrs. l.. w. Werner.
A delightful affair Of the past week
was the party given by Mrs. l.. w.
Werner in honor of her attractive
guest Miss Flora Munroe, Of Lauren
burg, n. G.. The parlor, reception
hall and spacious piazzas were used
and tables were placed for games.
At the close of the evening an ice
course was served.
A crowd Of Seneca young people
will attend the dance at Clemson
next Tuesday night.
Among those who attended the
dance at Walhalla last Friday night
were Whit Holleman, J. w. Stribling,
oliver Doyle and Miss Verna Strib-
ling.
The young men OF the town en-
tertained the young ladies at moon
light picnic at Davis's mill last
Thursday evening. The luncheon was
furnished by the young men and
was served in great style, resulting
altogether in a charming affair.
Those attending were Misses Lula,
Sue and Norma Gignilliat, Margue-
rite Adams, Louise Farmer, Sadie
Parker, Verna Stribling and Flora
Munroe; Messrs. Pete Nimmons.
Pat Adams, Whit Holleman, Bill
Edwards, Tom .Nimmons, Oliver
Doyle and Edward StriDiing Mr..
and Mrs. Young acted as chaperons.
Misses Nellie and Nancy Hines
were hostesses at a 6 o'clock dinner
TO few of their friends Saturday
evening.
The shocking news of the death Of
VIII Werner was received with great
sorrow here. The sympathies of the
entire community are felt for the
bereaVed family.
Work was begun last week on
Fair Play. street for the purpose of
strengthening the street and settling
definitely dispute of long standing
as to the lines Of the street. Grad
ing will also be done, and old eye
Hores in the shape Of mud holes and
Enllies will be filed III.
We regret to note that the usual
spring cleaning has not been done at
the cemetery by the council. What
is the cemetery committee doing? We
nave never seen the city Of our dead
need work as badly, but we suppose
che council is engrossed with weight
ier problems perhaps, but certainly
none more deserving their attention
than this.
Mrs. G. Terhune and Miss Anna
Terhune spent Sunday night with
Mrs. w. S. Hunter on their way to
Walhalla to visit their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Werner, on account Of
their recent great sorrow.
Miss Kate McClanahan spent Fri
day night in Seneca on her way to
Westminster from a stay OF several
months in Charleston
Mrs. d. p. Thomson entertained a
few friends last Thursday evening in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. LeMonde,
of Spartanburg.