Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-22
SYRIAN WEDDING SOLENiNIZED.
Greek CeIenlOnials ImDressive-
Matters Of Local Interest.


Seneca, Nov. 21.-Special: On
Wednesday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. W. K. Livingston, the Episcopal
Guild will give Il silver tea. A large
number Of attractive invitations have
been issued. in which the nature of
| the affair Is cleverly suggested. A
music program and refreshments will
constitute the program for the after
noon.
William Boatright Is improving
from the pistol shot wound which he
received week ago In an alteration
with Minor Taylor.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their annual bazaar OH De-
cember 1st. Many beautiful arti-
cles Of fancy work will be on display.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will give an oyster supper Friday af-
ternoon and night at the old dance
hall. The public Is cordially invited
supper will be solicited, still any
thing which the friends of the soci-
ETY. may wish to contribute will be
appreciated.
Mrs. John w. Shelor, Of Richland,
Is visiting relatives in Seneca.
Seneca was we'll represented in
Anderson last Friday night, when
Robin Hood was presented at the An
dersOn Theater.
Mrs. ]. D. Werner, Of Walhalla, is
III the home of w. J. Holloway this
week while Mrs. Holloway is in At
lanta.
Mrs. J. G. Holleman, who has con-
ducted a large and successful millin-
cry and ready-tO-wear establishment
in Anderson for years, will open
similar house in Seneca in the near
future.
Mrs. IT, S. Stribling spent Tuesday
in Anderson shopping.
The congregations at the Presby-
terian church are growing in size and
interest, the house being comfortably
filled at the evening services. The
subject Of the sermon next Sunday
evening will be "Hypocrites.'
The many friends Of Oscar II.
Doyle will be interested in the news
| that he will open law office in SEN
eca at an early date. Seneca will ac-
cord him hearty welcome. he hav-
ing made many friends here while in
school in Seneca some years ago.
A brilliant wedding in Syrian cir
cles was solemnizcd at the home Of
the parents Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Khoury, last Sunday evening,
when their daughter, Miss Fedwa,
was married to Louie Mallois. OF CO.
lumbia. The wedding was full
dress affair, and the ceremonials Of
the Greek church were used in full
and were highly interesting and i'm
pressive. a wedding supper was
served, at which a large contingent Of
Srrionc from, 5ic
friends in Seneca were participants.
The young couple will reside in CO.
lumbia, where the groom conducts a
prosperous business.
Home Mission Week was observed
by the W0man's Missionary Society
OF tho Presbyterian church in an in
teresting program at the church Mon
day afternoon. Interesting original
papers were read and among the mu-
sic numbers were solo by Mrs. B.
"A. Lowry and a duet by Mrs. Lowry
and Mrs. r. D. Neill. The opening
Of the self-denial mite boxes showed
a substantial contribution to this
cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brock and
family have moved into the Sloan
cottage on Walhalla street.
Rev. T. II. Wallace made business
Thornley, Cary spent Sunday with
homefolks here.
Joe McCarey left Seneca last Fri
day morning for Nebraska, where he
has accepted position on large
| ranch.
DR.. T.. A. Hines, as perintendent
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school,
| reported to his school last Sunday an
| interesting visit to model Sunday
school in Atlanta last week. The
Seneca school ranks high in modern
| attainments, and promises to be one
Of the most up-to-date in the State
under the Doctors superintendency.
George Shelor is in Spartanburg
on business trip.
DR.. f. c. Doyle spent Monday in
Greenville.
Prof. w. II Hand will lecture at
the school auditorium Wednesday
| night. For this reason there will be
no prayer meeting at the Presbyte-
| rian church.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Galphin has returned
from Georgetown. where she visited
Missionary Union.
| Vile. Fla, has been seriously i'll
since last Sunday with an attack Of
neuralgia Of the heart
In the game Of basket ball last Fri
day night between the Seneca and
Westminster High Schools. the SEN
eca boys lost in score Of 27 to 8.
Our boys are game, however, and will
| tackle the champions again with the
hope Of different score.
Mrs. l.. c. Thornley,, Of Pickens,
spent Monday might with her sister,