Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-04-28
UsT FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT THE DAY: THOU CANS,
|, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL % 1918.
HAMILTON-NEILL WEDDING
Social Event of Season at Seneca
IL. o. Lindsay Seriously Hurt.

Seneca, April 27.-Special: The
society event of the past week was
the Hamilton-Neill wedding, which
occurred in the Presbyterian church
last Wednesday evening, and which
had been heralded by many pre-nup-
tial affairs in honor of the bride for
weeks in advance. Friends Of the
bride had decorated the church for
the event, using quantities Of ever
green and mani-hued spring flowers,
giving the rainbow tints, which also
characterized the tones Of the cos
tunes worn by the bridesmaids.
Immediately before the ceremony
Mrs. James Lowry sang "Oh! Fair,
oh! Fond and Holy" Miss Nellie
Hines playing the accompaniment.
The brides attendants were Mes
danes c. B. Smith and T. B. Jones,
DANES, and her sister, Miss Lucille
Hamilton, maid of honor; Misses
Lula and Sue Gignilliat, Ellen Todd
and Sarah Neill, Of Greenville, acting
as bridesmaids. DR. e. G.. Doyle
was best man to the groom, and J.
| f. Hopkins, w. X. Livingston, b. A.
Lowry and T. L. Stribling were ush-
ers. The bride, as was fitting, never
| appeared handsomer than in her bri-
dal gown, the danes also wearing
| elegant costumes entrain, and the
| ,oil ~,
| ty frocks of various rainbow tints.
AS a professional Mrs. Lowry sang
eXquisitely Lohengrin's Bridal Song
Miss Hines giving on the piano Men,
delssohn's March as a recessonal
| The CO "emony was said by Rev. w.
S. Hamiter, of Blackstock, a former
pastor of the bride, assisted by her
| pastor, Rev. |. e. Wallace
After the wedding a reception was
given the bridal party and a number
of special friends at the brides home,
which was also decorated in rainbow
colors for the event.
Mrs. Neill, as Miss Hamilton, has
been popular member of her set,
and the best wishes of the town have
| been expressed for her upon her
marriage to Mr.. Neill. In claiming
| the hand of SO fair bride Mr. Neill
has been roundly congratulated. AS
business man, citizen and an all
round gentleman, Mr.. Neill has no
superiors and few equals, so, contra
ry to conventions, the bride in this
instance has also received the con-
| gratulatiOns of many friends, whose
expressions Of good will have also
been eXtravaga antly rendered the
young couple.
Local Notes i'm Brief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carpenter visited
the family Of w. S. Hunter the past
week, Mrs. Carpenter remaining over
until Tuesday morning.
w. K. Livingston and family have
been visiting in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dendy and
children, of Anderson, were visitors
in the home of Rev. N. G. Ballenger
the past week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Hopkins spent
! Sunday in Central.
l.. A. Edwards has bought a hand
some Overland touring car.
l.. o. Lindsay suffered serious
accident at Westminster last Friday
when he was kicked in the stomach
by horse, the blow making two
perforations in the bowel. 1t was
found that an operation was neces-
sary, which was done, and Mr.. Lind
say is doing as well as could be eX-
pected until the climax is reached,
which will be Tuesday. The physi-
clans say if his present condition
continues until the climax is passed
he stands a good chance Of recovery.
Accident Nnnun