The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-26
SOCIETY NOTES.
BY VESTA.

Mfr. CASTOR Therrell, after spending
a few days in Pittsbofo, returned 10
the city Wednesday.
There will be services at ,the Pres
byterian Church next sunday at II
n. IN. and S p. IN.
Rev. J. G.. Carothers, who has been
off on a visit for several weeks past,
will be on duty again next Sunday
ut II a. N. and $ p. III.
Mrs Anna Turnage, Of Memphis, il
visiting her brother, Mr.. Blanton
Duncan.
Mrs. Gen. f. {. Walthall, after il
visit ola few days to Relatives in Holly
Springs, returned to the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Green D. Moore WAS on our
streets on last Tuesday morning. We
are always glad to welcome him in
our midst.
Clouds of gloom have been gather
ing and overshadowing our social
circles lately caused by the depart
ure of SO many of our fair ones.
1t afforded the friends ofJudge rs.
Fairfield, much pleasure to see him in
town on Thursday morning, after u
long spell of sickness.
Misses Gilmer and ROGERS, of TOGO
opoia, two brightand attractive young
ladies, after spending "a few pleasant
days in our city the guest Of Miss Ella
Roane, returned home Thursday morn
ing.
There was a very pleasant little
storm sociable at Mrs. Hoffa's
Tuesday night complimentary to
Miss Kate Duncan. Every body
seemed to enjoy it greatly.
We welcome Mr.. Greenwood LefOre,
now Of Lyons, formerly Of this county,
to our city, with his interesting family,
who are visiting friends and kindred
in Grenada.
Rev. f. b. Miller left on Wednes-
day to attend the State Baptist Con-
ventlOn, which met On Thursday in
Starkville. The attendance will be
large, embracing many of the greatest
men and preachers Of the church.
Mr.. Earnest Rollins, an earnest
boy raised here, but now one o fthe
most reliable and successful drum
mers on the road, has been spending
some time with his friends and fam
lily in Grenada.
Capt John Powell and wife let
last week for a two months %soiourn
abroad. They will visit a number of
the watering places in the West and
spend their time leisurely aud plea
sanity. The good wishes of all who
know them will follow their wake.
Tear drops as large as horse apples
bedimmed the eyes Of several of
Grenada's youthful knights last
Thursday morning. when they babe
a sorrowful adieu to the beautiful
Miss Lula King who has gone IA an-
other star to tighten the Duck Hill
armament.
Misses Ruth Jones, Hattie Hoiton
and Anna Nicholson left Saturday to
spend several days in the cool soli-
tude Of the country, where gentle
zephyrs play unrestricted and bring
sweet content to the wanderer
through woods and dales. We I'M
derstand several other young ladies
intend to seek the country breezes
aud try to keep cool.
Miss Kate Duncan is visiting Miss
Adele Hoffa this week. Grenada
society is fortunate in receiving so
pleasant al addition to brighten and
enliven it by her charming presence.
Like q pleasant breeze on q hot day.
she revives and freshens the droop-
ing spirits by her beauty and win
some ways. May her stay among us
be as o great pleasure oher, as her
presence gives to her host Of friends.
We had the pleasure of attending
a sociable at Judge AT. Roane's on
last Thursday evening, given in hon
or of Misses Gllmer and Rodgers.
After some time spent in cOnversa-
ton and other amusments, the guests
YER conducted to the spacious din
ing room where they were feasted on
ices and fruits to their hearts con-
tent. The evening proved an enjoy
able one to all present, and reflected
credit On the fair hostess.
Miss Sallie Sale returned to Aberdeen
Monday night after quite a pleasant
stay in our city the guest Of Miss Will