Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-04-30
NEWS ITEMS FROM SENECA.
officials Caring for Trees-Marrla9e
OF Former OcOnee Lady.


Seize April 29.-Special: Mrs.
J. l.. NC Whorter and childreG or
jacksonville, will arrive in Seneca
early III the summer and will spend
the hot months here.
Mrs, O.. f. Bacon rendered a de-
tghtful picnic to her Sunday school
class last Saturday. The gay party.
left town early in the morniny and
spent the day at Sheep Rock, we'll
hlled baskets" constituting a Big fea-
ture Of the program Of the day.
Miss Carrie Hunter returned from
Atlanta on Monday afternoon. She
a the guest OF Mrs. ]. II. ThJmn-
son during her stay in the Gate City.
Rev. w. Y. Quisenberry, one Of
the field representatives Of tho Bap-
list Foreign Mission Board viii
speak at the Baptist prayer meeting
at $50 Thursday evening. DR.. Outs
enberry is a very attractive speaker.
md having recently returned fr0m n
trip to China is full of irst-hand in
formation. A cordial invitation -
extended to all denominations to he
present. No collection.
Miss Lula Gignilliat and Mrs. w J.
Lunney Will return this evening. hay
ing spent opera week in Atlanta.
The play, Breezy Point" witch
is being rehearsed for presen gatiou
on the stage here at an early dure. J.
possibly the best that has ever been
given here by local talent. GU pcu
pie are anticipating the date with
more than ordinary interest, and the
time will be given through the papers
in ample time for everybody t. save
the date.
G. w. Gignilliat has bought a uew
car Ga Ford), and it Is said that q
number OF our citizens are coutem-
plating purchasing automobile
Miss Verna Stribling is VISITING
friends in Marietta, Ga, having EOpr
there from Atlanta early in the week
for a few days visit before returning
to Seneca.
Mrs. S. K. Dendy visited relatives
at Norcross during opera weer and
took in grand opera.
Seneca's trees present an attract
i've appearance in their spring dress
of whitewash. The council has also
given the mineral springs much need
ed attention, and this popular resort
is now ready for picnics and Other
pleasures incident to the summer
season.
Miss McHugh, of Greenville. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Eugene Runion.
News Of the approaching MARRIAGE
Of Miss Neill Stribling, Of Roswell
Ca, and Mr.. Foster, also OF Roswell.
has been received here. The mar.
riage will be a quiet one and Will oC-
cur this evening at the home OF the
parents of the bride-elect, Hon. and
Mrs. S. Y. Stribling.
Miss Mary Julia Reid entertained
the younger society set in honor o.
her friend, Miss Virginia King, o.
Greenville, last Friday evening. and
a charming affair was the result. he.
licious refreshments were served late
in the evening after the i%ndulgenco
or popular games.
DR.. j.. G.. Clinkscales, of Woffor.
College, addressed a congregation o.,
interested listeners at the Methodist.
church Sunday night last. D."
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.. Nimmons are
receiving the congratulations OF tleir
friends upon the advent OF a little
lady at their home.
Miss Rose Nickles visited her sis
ter, Mrs. T. l.. Stribling, last week,
leaving on Friday for a visit 10
friends at Jackson, Ga.
1t is reported that Seneca gardcn-
ers will petition Joe McCarey 10 re-
tire from society for a time, The con-
tinued cold weather being attributed
to strenuous social effort on hi uarT.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hamilton, tilGir
daughter Frances and Miss l. F..
Lo very visited Rev. and Mrs. J. r.
Moore at Ninety-Six last week, max
ing the trip through the country il,
their ar.
AT the last meeting of the Once-a-
Week Club the following officers
elected: President, Mrs. T.. L.
.Stribling; LIST vice president, Mrs.
}. II. Holleman; I'd vice president,
Mrs. S. K. Dendy, Jr.; secretary, Mrs.
w. J. Lunney.