Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-28
EIlocAh NEWS NorBssoF SENECA.
Pleasures for Young Folks Homo
from College-Otlicr Items.

Seneca, Dec. 27.--Special: Mrs. Z.
. l.. Stribling visited relatives In Due
West during Christmas.
Mrs Ralph Ramseur will be hos
, tess to the Once-aNVeek Club Thur
day afternoon.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church will hold the
first meeting Of the new year next
Wednesday, afternoon in the church.
An enjoyable morning party of the
past week was given Thursday morn
ing, when Miss Nell Hines entertain
| ed about one dozen friends at a card
| party. Mrs. l.. w. Wyly, making the
| highest score. was awarded the prize.
Cards were laid aside for time
while pleasant hour was given over
| to conversation around the lunch
table while chicken salad course.
was served Those who attended the
seur. Gordon Carson. r. d. Neill. l..
ID. WHY, Richardson. and Misses
Louise Dendy and 2ebecca Todd.
Mrs. l.. d. Wyly was hostess Sat
urday afternoon, when she entertain
ed in honor Of her friend. Mrs. f. b.
Adams. Of Columbia. After the arri"
val of the guests they were asked to
write their faWomtc recipe for
Christmas dinner. which were coEl-
piled between hand-painted covers.
representing Il red Christmas bell
This was presented to the hon3rec.
Miss Louise Dcndy gave scvAr.,, "u
morous readings. which wclH thor
oughly enjoyed. \ salad course. fo,-
lowed by mintS, was served.
Malcom Dickson. son Of Mir. md
Mrs. w. Pat Dickson, from near
Seneca. made a brief visit TO Seneca
during the holidays, which he IS
spending with his homefolks. Nal
com has numerous friends in Seneca
who always give him hearty hand
clasp when he visits here. He is one
of Oconee's most promising young
men. lie entered the Theological
Seminary in Columbia in the fal'.
preparatory to entering the ministry
Of the Presbyterian church.
The past week has been unusually
full Of social activities, and from all
indica tons there will be no cessation
in the social life during the remain
der of the Christmas holidays, while
the college girls and boys are home.
There have been a numbre Of atten-
| tions shown them. r.
A pleasant social affair the; early
part of the week was given Monday
| afternoon, with Miss Typhafne~ BuT-
CESS as the gracious hostess. About
| one round dozen Of her closest
together. After they assembled a
| clever contest was entered. When
time was called Miss Louise Dendy
! stood first in having made the mos:
words out Of Merry Christmas. y
miniature Christmas tree was then
brought in and placed on the table,
and there was renewed merriment
and laughter when each guest was
presented with a horn. which they
| tested as TO who could produce tho
most music CD. Black fruit cake,
chocolate and nuts were served Miss
Burgess was assisted in serving by
her mother, Mrs. j. II. Burgess.
The high school girls and boys are
enjoying the holiday season TO the
fullest extent. The Parent-Tea cher
Association have undertaken to look
after their pleasure, and there will
be given a series OF parties for them
in the homes of members, and by
grades. We have been informed chat
Mrs. T.. S. Holleman and Mrs. Ben
Harper each entertained a grade on
Monday night. Mrs. e. C. Doyle will
see that another grade will have a
good time Tuesday night, while Mrs.
G. NJ. Bowen and Mrs. l.. G.. Garrison
will entertain Wednesday and Thurs
day nights, respectively. and Mrs. J.
}. Cromer will bring thc series Of
Christmas parties for the larger
school phpils to a close with a patty
Friday night.
The Baptist Sunday school obscrv-
ed Christmas day with a beautiful
and appropriate program Sunday
morning in thc church At the even
ing hour for worship the, Prcsbytcr-
ian Sunday school rendered their
Christmas program, which was car