Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-15

Is granted. He has done a wonderful
work in the advancement Of the
kingdom - work tat will influence
lives for good in years to come.
Mrs. l.. w. Verner's garden Of
dahlias and chrysanthemums has
been verify q garden Of magnificent
specimens Of the autumn flowers,
and many visitors, both of Seheca
and out-of-town, are attracted to her
home by them. Mrs. Werner sent eX-
hibis TO Atlanta, Greenville, Ander-
son and Westminster fairs, carrying
off first honor at each one.
After spending the summer and
early autumn with her daughter, Mrs
}. S. Stribling, Mrs. Bell left Tuesday
morning for Florida for the winter.
The November meeting Of the D.
A. II. chapter will DO held Tuesday,
the 21st, with Mrs. Frank Alexan-
der. The following program will be
rent events, Paper, "The Waxhaw
"Colleton, Horny and williamsburg
Counties" Mrs. c. w. Gignilliat.
DR.. e. A. Hines, secretary Of the
State Medical Association, left Sun
day for Chattanooga, Tenn, where
ho will attend tho meeting Of the
Southern Medical Association. From
Chattanooga he will go to Chicago
for the annual meeting Of the secre-
taries Of all State Medical Associa-
tions Al the request Of the president
Of tho Southern Medical Association
DR.. Hines presided at the dinner
given in honor Of the pesidents, sec
retaries and State health officers in
Chattanooga Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T.. c.. Doyle is in Spartanburg
attending the 26th annual conference
Of the South Carolina D.A.R., which
is in session the 14th to 10th. Mrs
Doyle represents the Wizard Of Ia
massee Chapter at the conference.
Mesdames TIE. Stribling and Clara
V. McCarey, Of Greenville, spent the
weekend in Seneca. Their numerous
friends accorded them warm well
come on their return to their fomer
home town.
Mrs. Murray and her two attract
i've daughters, Misses Mary and Sara
Murray, OF Charlotte, were guests in
the home Of Mrs. l.. w. Werner sew
eral days the past week.
Mrs. Sem and Miss Lucy Sem, Of
Newberry; Dr.. and Mrs. Hugh Sem
and two children, Of Cross Hill were
recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornwell Sem, on Walhalla street.
"Mr. and Mrs. Maine Hutson, of st.
Augustine, Fla, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Edith,
to William Cherry Davis, Of Seneca,
the event to take place Nov. 22d.
Much interest centers about this we'd
ding Of late November, Miss Hutson
being very popular, talented and
charming young girl. She Is a a'gradu-
ate Of st. Mary's College at Raleigh,
y. c., where she specialized in music.
She is an accomplished pianist and
possesses sweet soprano voice,
which has been well trained. During
several vacation periods at st. Mary's
she has visited a college chum in
Seneca, where she met Mr.. Davis.
The young man has made a number
of visits to st. Augustine during the
last few years. and has won num-
ber Of friends here during these COM
paratively brief sojourns."
The above announcement, which
is taken from the St.Auguslinc Even
ing Record, will be OF special inter-
est to scores Of friends in the Caro-
linas, where the Davis family Is so
widely known. Mr.. Davis. the groom
to-be, is the eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren r. Davis. Oconee's hon
orcd citizens, and who live near Sen
eca. He is young man of strong
character, marked with fine business
qualifications. Miss Hutson made
many friends here during her visits
to Miss Sara Davis from time to time,
and it will be a delight to them to
have her return to make her perma-
nent home in their midst. Mr.. Davis
will leave Saturday morning in his
car for st. Augustine. He will be ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Sara,
and Charles " Stribling, Of. Green
vile.