The Greenville times., 1890-01-11
soCIETY EorEs.

Mrs. Smythe, Of Carthage, Miss, is
visiting her sen, DR.. J. D. Smythe.
Mrs. Austin Neely left Tuesday to
see her son, who is quite III at Clarks-
dale
Mr.. Harry Miller of Leots, was IN
the city on Monday last for a few
hours.
Mr.. ]. C. Greenley's mother is visi-
ting him aud will remain during the
winter.
Miss sallie Mosby returned home
Sunday last after a delightful visit to
friends here.
Miss Gertrude Jones, Of Leland, has
been the guest of Mrs. r. B. Campbell
the past few days.
Miss Alexander, of st. Louis, is
spending few weeks with her rela-
tive, Mrs. j. Z. Greenley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Thomas and
family haye gone to Jackson to pass
the winter, or the Legislative session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Magruder are
having home erected on the corner
of Walnut street and Hunt avenue.
Mr.. Jas. III. Green and Mrs. Ben G.
Humphreys came over ON the G. P
train last night from Lehorc county.
Miss Willie Rucks is in Rosedale
among large circle of admiring
friends and relatives, having a charm
ing visit.
Misses Willie johnson and heI
friend Jennie Waterman, returned yes,
terday to New Orleans, to resume duty
at school.
Mrs. Flournoy B. Davis, of Carrol
Parish, La, spent the early part of this
week in our city visiting relatives and
friends here.
Next week Misses Maggie Bryant
and Stella Campbell ale coming for .
visit to out city and win be the guest:
Of Mrs. A. b. Carson.
Mrs. Allen, accompanied by hel
daughter, Mrs. Arnold, and Wallace
jr., are spending few weeks at theil
old home near Vicksbm g.
Miss Rosa Hart, Of Jackson, Miss.
guest Of Mrs. l.. Vormus, was callet
home the first of the week on &C
count OF her brothers illness.
Miss Mamie Gay returned hom,
from Lake Providence, La, last Mon
day, having spent the Xmas holiday
there in most enjoyable manner.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John l.. Griffin ar,
moving into snug little cottage OF
Walnut street, where they will essa,
the science Of housekeeping for th,
first time.
Mr.. VIM. Urquhart will be a citizel
Of Grecnville after this week, and
moro charming acquisition to our cir
Gle Of young people has never beel
welcomed.
Mrs. w. A. Percy and daughter
Miss Lady, are in Memphis, Miss Perc,
attending the wedding of a friend
Mics Proudfit, and both ladies guest
of w. A. Percy, of Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDufiy Hampton hav
taken apartments in the Wilczinsk
building, and after this week will re
side in Greenvillc. A most agreeabl
addition to the social life of the city.
Little Fannie Yerger, who has bee
so alarmingly Ill as to fill her famil
and friends with serious apprehension
ia to-day decidedly better, and stron
hopes are entertained for her recover,
Miss Hattie Shelby has been visitin
relatives In Memphis for two week
and has been enjoying a most delight
ful stay until she was attacked b
measles, from which she is still suffer
ing,
The ladies of the Shakespeare Gu
still have weekly meetings at Mr.
Kate Kretschmars, which arc highl
enjoyable and are ably conducted b
the accomplished President, Mrs, S. r
Dunn.
| A part Of eur society yeung folk al
anticipating an agreeable time In Bo
ivar next week, when Mr.. and Mr.
Lawrence Wade will give an entertain
ment to celebrate the first anniyorsar
of their marriage.
Mr.. w. G. Yerger, accompanied b
Misses Mary Louise and Jennie an
Mr.. Jim Yerger, went to Memphis o
Monday last, where they spent tb
early part ofthe week, returning HON
Wednesday evening.
After spending a fortnight with he
sister, Mrs. Joe Jayne, and winning b
her attractive qualities aud handsom
appearance many friends and admirel
here, Miss Maria Lowry has departe
for her home in Jackson.
Mr.. Chas. s. White went to Wick
burg Sunday with some lady frienc
who were starting out on a journe
Westward, to speed them on the
way with cheering words and kin
thought and wishes for a happy tim
Miss Corrinnc Urquhart was in Il
city on Thursday, lending the touch,
of her fairy fingers In beautifying an
adorning the apartments soon to
occupied by her sister, Mrs. Hampto
and also those Of her brother, Mr.. Wn
Urquhart.
, Miss Fannie Worthington left O
Sunday last for Dallas, Texas, accon
panying her sister Mrs. +. L. Fond
, to her home in that city. She will
sadly missed in her circle of frient
here, who wish her happy stay and
! speedy return home.
The home of Mrs. s. w. Shields, a
ways attractive, owing to the winson
presence of Miss Mamie, who would /
sparkling sunbeam in any househol
is this week trebly so, as two charmir
and handsome girls are her guesl
, Misses Lizzie Hood and Mamie w
J son. The trlo are irresistible.
] The Assembly Ball Club, by Il
, regular order of their arrangement
, would have given hop on Thursda
D but as the Hall could not be secur,