Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-23
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WAIIAIIA WEDNESDAY, 1922. !
THE I1cAL NEWS FROM SENECA
Pre-NuNtial Affairs Hold Center Of
AttHiftion on Social Calendar.


AttEiftion on Social Calendar.
Sen@h, Aug. 22.---Special: Mrs
FranoiNB. Adams, Of Kingstree, Is
visitinHSn the home OF her parents,
Mr.. an&fMrs. CIV. Gignilliat, Sr.
Mrs, ell. .McWhorter, of Tampa,
Fla, HHte brief visit recently to
Seneca*Aer former home, after hav-
ing spMt part Of the summer in
Waynea1ille, N. c., and Greenyille,
Mrs#ranklin McCracken and son,
Leroy have returned to Knoxville,
Tenn.,Rfter weeks visit to Mrs.
McCra9ken's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Cox, near town. r
M1sssMarie Burgess came over from
GreenYMe Thursday morning on a
visit tTher brother, Dr.. j. II. Bur-
CESS, aHa family. She returned home
the sa1Ie afternoon. 1t is gratifying
to the Amily and numerous friends
OF DraBurgess to learn that he is
slig htl2 improved from the recent
strokeRf paralysis, and the sincere
hope fsMhat he may soon be entirely
restoreB to his usual health.
MissEFlorence Collins, Of Mont
gomery Ala. Is the attractive house
guest Wr a few days Of Mrs. S. X.
DendyHMiss Collins will 60 from
here t9SJ ocassee camp for probably
the feI4ainder Of the camp season.
Dr:,fEbd Mrs. w. ]. Lunney, Mrs.
RuskinS Anderson, little Lucian An
dersonia Miss Dora Dumas and Miss
Thoinson, of Summerville, returned
home}S Saturday from a delightful mo-
Il ok1 -,
of interest In the mountains Of
North Carolina.
The Methodist church was filed to
It's FULLEST capacity, many standing
In the yestibule, at the union services
last SUNDAY evening. The sermon
delfyerad by Rev. Marshal Woodson
fromSthe text, "The wages Of sin is
dea th. His message was earnest
and sforGeful and held the undivided
attenti9n OF the congregation.
Mtss55Atnnie Hunter was the guest
OF h9nnr yesterday afternoon when
Mrs; ;# R d. Nield entertained the
bridgAMub, of which Miss Hunter is
memgpr, and is composed Of about
one dSssn young maids and matrons.
ysEy SIS
ments We're served. The bride-elect
was shoWered with good wishes for
a happy welded life.
A lovely social affair honoring Miss
Hunter as a bride-elect was the party
given Friday evening by Miss Mary
Hines, five tables being attractively
arranged for bridge Quantities OF
garden flowers were used in the
rooms in the decorations. Later the
cards were laid aside and ices and
cake were served. Charming little
paper caps were the favors and were
worn as the party formed couples
and marched around The rooms, then
on the lawn, led by the fair honoree
and DR.. Hines. Following next in
order were Miss Mary Hines and
the groom-to-be, Thornwell Sem.
Under large oak the brides cake
was artlstically arranged on a table,
and brilliantly lighted. All went
merry. especially so when the groom
to-be Gu. the ring, and all the other
emblems were cut by the young mon
OF the party. AT this time Dr. Hines,
in few appropriate words, presented
to Miss Hunter a handsome silver
chocolate set from The South Caro-
lima Medical Association as a mark
OF the appreciation Of the valuable
services she rendered the association
as stenographer for Dr.. Hines, who
is secretary Of the State Medical AS
sociation. The marriage Of Miss Hun
ter and Mr.. Sem will take place to-
morrow at noon.
Another pre-nuptial attention that
was shown Miss Hunter was an after
noon party given by Mrs. r. II. Rem
fro on Monday. Punch was served on
the porch by Misses Mary Hines and
Sara Davis. Quantities Of late sum-
mor flowers, golden glow and yellow
daisies, were used in decorations.
"Trnc and Tried recipes were writ
ten on gold bordered paper by the
guests. and when compiled formed
a valuable cook book, which was
presented by the hostess. The color
scheme OF yellow and white was also
evidenced in block cream and angel
food cake, which was served. The
bride-elect was blindfolded, after be-
ing led around the room, and was
showcred with confetti. When the
bandage was removed she saw tea
wagon. beautifully decorated and
loaded with lovely miscellaneous
gifts. the most conspicuous one being
doll bride standing in the midst Of
the packages. The gifts bore silent
testimony to the popularity Of Miss
Hunter.
Card OF Thanks.