Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-01-13
GEO. COLEMAN CRITICALLY ILL.
Many Social Features Prccede the
Hunter-jones Wedding.


friends here Of Mrs. Nj. w. Coleman
and her son, George Y. Coleman, re-
gret to learn that the latter does not
improve, and his condition is thought
to be critical. Mr.. Coleman has re-
turned from Florida and is at his
home in Athens, Ga.
Mrs. Lee Carpenter and daughter
Miss Ninc, have been in Seneca seve-
raj days, having come over from
Greenvil,e for the wedding Of Miss
Carrie Hunter, which occurs this
(Tr esday) evening, the 18th.
Hon. f. e. Werner spent Sunday
night in Seneca on his way to Co
lumbia. where he meets with the
Senate to-day.
Mrs. John C. Cary, of Greenville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. d. p.
Thomson.
f. NJ. Cary spent the past weekend
with his family here.
Chief of Police Kay and family
have moved from Fair Play street to
the Hamilton house on First North
street.
w. *. Livingston entertained at an
elegant stag dinner last Thursday
evening in honor Of the groom-elect,
r. 3. Jones. Those invited were
B. A. Lowry, T. l.. Stribling, J. e.
Hopkins, G. w. Ballenger, Frank
Hawkins, f. S. Holleman and DR..
e. G. Doyle.
On Friday evening Of last week
Mrs. T. l.. Stribling entertained at
chatting dish supper for Miss Carrie
| Hunter. at which a number Of the
| close friends of the honoree were in
vited.
The members of the Aid Society Of
the Presbyterian church are remind
ed of the meeting at Mrs. II. F.. Strib-
ling's on Thursday afternoon for the
purpose OF reading over the play and
assigning, parts. A fall attendance.
Iis&dasired- The 4isel lsIna ssSpeather.
last week interfered with the meeting
r. VI. Richardson is improving the
interior Of the Palmetto House, and
rooms have been secured for the use
OF the telephone exchange.
Mrs. w. p! Reid, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. d. Wyly, at
Beaufort, will return home early next
| week
One Of the most elaborate Of the
many beautiful affairs given in honor
Of Miss Hunter, whose engagement
to r. b. Jones was announced some
weeks ago, was that rendered in the
spacious parlors of the Oconee
Inn last Friday afternoon, with
Mrs. G. II. Ellison and Misn Kittie
Sigh as joint hostesses. The deco
rations were marked by beautiful
simplicity, quantities Of elegant car
nations being used in vases with plu-
mosa, these with other attractive set
tings for this pretty party being the
topic OF much admiration by the
guests. Pink, the brides chosen
color, was the motif chosen and this
was seen in every detail OF arrange
ment. An elaborate and delicious
course luncheon was served, wherein
! the chosen color was accentuated, the
cream beinS heart-shaped, with pink
wedding bells in the center. In re-
| sponse to the hint in the invitations.
the large number Of guests brought
something a bride loves" which was
seen in lovely pieces Of lingerie, toi-
let articles, etc, and at the close Of
the beautiful affair the bride was
presented with large box contain
ing the articles. No form Of enter
tainment other than the expression
Of "a wish, a prophecy and a piece of
advice" for the bride, on cards pre-
sented the guests for this purpose,
was introduced, the company engag-
ing in social intercourse throughout
the rest Of the afternoon. A large
number Of friends were present, who
voted the affair one OF great charm.
Mrs. w. S. Hunter entertained at
| handsome o'clock dinner Mon
day evening for the members OF the
bridal party, who will attend her
daughter on the occasion of her we'd
ding Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jas. Thompson, OF Atlanta, is
in Seneca for the Hunter-Jones' we'd
ding.
ing lived in Seneca for several years,