Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-04-07
MATTERS OF NEWS AT SENECA.
Bride of Month Entertain. ad-Pro-
posed Farmers Chatauuua.

Seneca. April Especial: Mrs. Il.
J. Gignilliat continues quite sick at
the home Of Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat.
Her friends will hope to hear Of an
early Improvement in her condition.
Mrs. ID. p. Thomson leaves on
"Wednesday for Columbia, where she
goes for treatment in a hospital.
Mrs. J. c. Cary, of Greenville. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. D. p.
Thomson, for some days.
Mrs. r. S. Stribling, Of Pickens.
spent several days last week with
relatives here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Neill and daughter. Of
Gainesville, Ga, are visiting Mrs.
Grace Werner.
Mrs. T. b. Jones, Of Townyillc,
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hum
ter.
Miss Idah Pitchford, Of Walhalla,
visited her friend, Miss Clara Beth
Ballenger, the past Weekend.
A splendid house greeted the play
ers OF Aunt Dinah'S Quilting Party"
last Friday night. The entire cast
was good, but as being particular
taVOrlteS, mention may be made Of
Mrs j. w. Byrd as Aunt Dinah. Mrs.
/. l.. Stribling as Mirandy Spriggs.
Mrs. t.. VI. Cary as Susan Golightly,
and Mrs. w. J. Holloway as Grandma
Pepper. Undoubtedly the most diff
hcult 'make-up' was that Of the last
named, Mrs. Holloway giving a per
feet Interpretation of the part. Mrs
James Lowry sang "BOnnie Sweet
BESSIE and Wilkes Dendy and Miss
Frances Hamilton rendered "TipDCr-
airy, both bringing hearty applause.
! wish space allowed reference to the
other members of the cast. Each
was good--in fact, there were none
VINO proved disappointing; but will
only add that of "Freddic." given by
| Clarence Bradbcrry, which was inim-
table.
ThCrc will be a meeting Of the
citizens Tuesday night, by call OF 'hc
chamber OF Commerce, to hear r. r.
/ Grah"l, Of the Southern RAILWAYS
/ department OF farm improvements
! The committee on the farmers cha
! tauQua will report at this meeting.
! In reference to the visit Of Mr.. Gra-
bel, Farm and Factory has this to
! say: "R. f. Grabel, Of Charlotte. \.
| G., assistant manager Of the South
/ crn Railways department Of farm
! demonstration work, was here Tues
! day in the interest OF the proposed
! farmers chatauQUa, which will prob
ably be held in Seneca during the
| month Of july"
| Mrs. b. 4. Lowry entertained last
| Wednesday afternoon at a miscella-
| nCOuS shower for Miss May Hamil-
/ ton. a bride OF the month"; PrO"rrS-
! sivc roOk was played. and at the close
a delicious luncheon was served The
! attractive articles were brought in
! in an automobile by Master Bright
: Lowry and presented to the bride
! tO-bc.
Mrs +. A. Hines has issued invita-
! tiOns to an at home on Tuesday af-
| ternOon in honor OF Miss May Hamil-
| ton. The guest list includes the
married friends in Mrs. Illness set.
Mrs. Il. b. Jones also entertained
at pretty party on Friday afternoon
! last in honor OF Miss Hamilton. Pro
! gressiye games were PLAYED. tables
! being placed in the parlor and din
! ing room. The apartments were
made bright and attractive with
| quantities Of spring flowers. The
honorco appeared IN a becoming
irock OF blue taffeta. the hostess
wearing a handsome green char
mcusc with chiffon drapery. An at
tractivc music program was render,
ed, in which Mrs. James Lowry and
| Frank Hawkins gave several popular
numbers. ~ salad course, followed
| by mintS, was served.