Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28
COMMENCEMENT AT SENECA.
A. II. n. FOlger Weds at Westmin-
ster--Splendid Music Recital.

Seneca, May 27.-Special: Bishop
Guerry filled his appointment at the
Episcopal church here yesterday af-
ternoon, and 1t was great pleasure
to his congregation and other friends
to hear him again.
The commencement exercises Of
the high school begin next Sunday
with. the sermon, which will be
preached by Rev. DR.. Ramsay, presi-
dent OF Greenville Female College;
on Monday night the boys contest
for the Wood and Brock medals in
oratory; on Tuesday night girls con-
test In elocution for the McCarey
medal (under twelve years) and the
Faculty medal cover twelve years);
on Thursday night debate for the
Doyle medal, and on Friday night
graduation exercises. The address
TO the graduating class will be made
by Hon. s. M. Wolfe, Of Anderson.
There will be music program rem
dered by pupils Of the school at these
exercises, and our people are antici-
pating the occasion with the pleas
ure that always precedes commence
ment.
A wedding which was a surprise to
the friends Of the contracting parties,
consummated Sunday night at West
Minister, was that Of A. r. N. Folger
and Mrs. Vada Marett, OF Seneca and
Westminster respectively Mr.. Fol
ger is ticket agent for the Southern
here, and he and his bride are now
at home to their friends in the Mat
Gison cottage on Fair Play street.
Warren Gignilliat Is at home from
Davidson College for his vacation.
Miss Hannah Brown Is in Seneca
for visit of some length, which Is
pleasant news to her many friends
here.
Miss Norma Gignllliat leaves the
latter part of the week for Columbia,
Where she will attend the commence
ment OF the College for Women.
r. X. Nimmons has been sick FOR
the past week.
Miss Helen Cary visited in Green
vile the past week.
Il. E. Stribling, Jr., was also a WIS.,
itor to Greenville during gala week.
party OF young people picnicked
at Ramsay's Ford last Thursday
evening. Those composing the
party were Misses Norma Gignilliat,
Florence Reid, Sadie Parker, Marga-
ret Morrison, Marguerite Adams and
Verna Stribling; Messrs. Pat Adams.
whit Holleman, Bill Edwards and
oliver Doyle. ChaperOns, Mesdames
f.. M. Cary and r. E. Stribling.
The willing Workers had a picnic
at the Mineral Springs on Saturday
afternoon.
Little Miss Dorothy Cary was the
dainty hostess to her young friends
at birthday party last Friday after
noon from 4 to 6 c'cIock. The din
ing room was beautiful with the
decorations OF pink and white, the
birthday cake with five pink candles,
being the piece de resistance. Games
were played and a jolly time was
enjoyed by all
Miss Sue DAILY left Monday for a
visit OF several weeks to friends at
Chattanooga and Nashville, Tenn.
While In the latter city she will visit
MISS Ruth Benedict, who Is pleasant
ly remembered here.
Misses May Hamilton and l.. E.
Lowery attended the Bissell-Lowery
wedding in Greenville last Saturday.
Miss Pat McClanahan, Of Westmin-
ster, IS visiting In Seneca.
Mrs. j. E. BreaZeale, OF Anderson.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Reid the past week.
j. f. Reid, OF Rock Hill, spent last
Friday and Saturday in Seneca with
his daughter, Miss Florence Reid, on
his return from Atlanta, where he
was commissioner to the Presbyte-
rian General Assembly.
Mrs. ID. =. Thomson attended the
horse show in Greenvile and visited
relatives last week
me music recital given by Miss