Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-30
THE HUNTER-sENN WEDDING.
Marriage Of Popular Couple mt Sen.
cca Last Wcck-I1Ocal Notes.


Seneca, Aug. 29.-Special: 1t is
gratifying to the family and numer-
Gus friends Of Mrs. c. n. Gignilliat
to know that she is getting along as
we'll as could be expected after
Gently undergoing an operation IN
the Georgia Baptist Hospital, At
lanta.
The mid-week union prayer meet
ings continue to draw large crowds
from all parts Of the town and great
spiritual interest is being manifest
! ed. Young boys had full charge Of
one meeting. then the girls, and last
Wednesday night Il half dozen ladies
conducted the meeting. Tonight
will be the last union mid-week pre-
paratory prayer service for the Gipsy
Smith revival, and at this time six
teen laymen will have charge. Each
man will give one-minute talk. A
larger crowd than at any previous
meeting is expected tonight at the
Presbyterian church,. Cottage prayer
meetings are also enlisting inter
est and are we'll attended. The at
tendance varies in different sections
Of the town from 25 to 20 people
The Jocassee Camp, which has at
tracted campers from nine States
throughout the two months of
tho camp season, disbanded the
first Of this week. The camp for
| girls and that for the boys We're full
to capacity during the entire sea-
son. The Jocassce Camp is said 10
be one OF the best camps in this sec
ton, The hostess house, which IS
| in connection with the camps, will
remain open through the month Of
September, and will continue, as it
! has been, NNdcr the pgray,0' man
agc!Gcnt 81 Mr, and Mrs Louis Wal
| .aco Rev. J. f. Wallace is . the
inend OF the eauNs ana mas Giv,nl nn-
IsCntoliy Ot h,S yforis 20 make this
, tbs ilra' yoat OF lOcasScu camps, a
success. S. Wilkes Dcndy had charge
OF the boys camps, and with the
strong support OF a capable staff of
counsellors and assistants, several
hundred boys and girls have had a
happy and profitable vacation, and
are no doubt already looking for
ward to meeting again in the sum-
mer Of 1923 at Camp Jocassee.
The September meeting of the
Greys Of Oconee L. d. G. chapter
will be held Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock at tho home Of Mrs. G. w.
Ballenger, Misses Sara Davis and
MiriamRichardosn being joint host
esses. All members who cannot at
tend the meeting are requested to
lnotify the hosteSSeS in advance The
following program will he given:
Birthday of Admiral Semmes-
Sept. 27, 1909
Roll-call-Items Of interest about
Semmes.
Paper - South Carolina's contri-
button to the Confederate navy. Mrs.
d. S. Abbott.
Reading (selectedD Mrs. W. f.
Austin
Song-"All Quiet Along the Po-
tomac."
Mesdames J. S. Stribling and w.
r. Doyle added most charming af-
fair to the unusually full week s
social calendar Friday morning
when they entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Stribling. A dozen tables
were placed for cards. The reccp-
ton hall, living room and dining
room were thrown together. Bowls
OF goldcn-colored garden flowers
wero placed here and there and add,
cd to the attracliveness Of the home
After an hour Of this pleasant and
ever popular pastime, progressive
cards, delicious ices and cake were
served, followed by mints in which
the color scheme Of gold and white
were effectively carried out.
Rev. and Mrs. |. E. Wallace, Fran.
ces Wallace, Sara Wallace, Misses
Nancy Hines. Louise Dcndy, Marie
Bellotte, Claire Heller, Mrs. w. Il
Whitmire, nellie and James Henry
Whitmire, S. Wilkes Dendy, G.. W
Gignilliat and Clay Dendy returned
home from Jocassce Camps Monday
having spent the months Of July and
August.
a marriage around which much
interest centerS, owing to the pODu-
larity Of the couple, was that OF
Miss Annie Anderson Hunter to Mr.
William Thornwell Sem on Thurs.
day, Aug. 2ith. The home was beau.
tifully decorated with yellow daisies
and ferns, which added to the charm
Of the homo. Promptly at high moor
tho wedding march was sounded
with Miss ReDcCCa Todd at the piano
the bride and groom entering tho
parlor, where they stood before {
bank OF ferns and flowers. The i'm
lprcssivc ceremony was performed b!
, Rev. ]. T.. Wallace. The bride wore
= q handsome going-away suit Of blue
with hat and accessories to CORES
| pond. An elaborate course luncheon
was served in tho dining room. Onl.
relatives and few close friends o
} the bride and groom were In attend
ance at The wedding, which was Yer!
beautiful in Its simplicity. The happ.