The Greenville times., 1894-03-17
SOCIETY EsrFs.

Miss.
Miss Witt.
Mr.. A. Y. Scott of ROsedale, was in
the city on Monday.
Mrs. I. W. Terrell, of Shaw, was in
the city on Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Watt is visiting her sister
In Fort Worth, Texas.
Miss Lessie Williams is visiting
friends in Columbus, Miss.
Miss Hood and Mrs. Miller were
visitors 10 Greehville on Monday.
Mr.. Frank Binder Is on the street
again after serious attack of illness.
The Misses Pollock are visiting their
friends. Mrs. and Miss johnson. of
Chatham.
Mrs. George Lamb left last week
for An extended visit in the neighbor-
hood of jackson.
Mr.. John Hanway Is In Hot Sp rings
for the benefit of bis health, and will
remain short time.
Rev. II. NJ. Standefer was In Green
Vile on Thursday, greatly to the pleas
ure Of his numerous friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hexter and Mr..
Strauss, are in Summit, visiting their
daughter and granddaughter.
Mrs. W. A. Pollock left for New
York on Tuesday. called thither by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Avery.
Mrs. N. Goldstein has returned from
q visit to her sister. Mrs. Hirsch, and
her daughter, Miss Edna, in Memphis.
Mrs Belle Knapp and Miss Daisy
Myrick left ou Thursday for California.
They will attend the exposition, and
Mrs. Knapp will remain in California
for about year. Miss Myrick will
spend the summer, returning to Green
vile next fall.
A very enjoyable dance was given
on Thursday night at the Leland
Hotel, by the young men of Leland
and the vicinity. Many guests from
Greenville were present and the affair
was brilliant success, IS all the series
Of balls have been which have been
given by the young gentlemen of the
hospitable town of Leland.
A superb ball was given In the hand
SEINE assembly hall Of the Elks by the
Y. +. I. Z. on the 18th. The hall was
handsomely decorated with flowers,
and presented brilliant sight, with
the elegant costumes and flashing
jewels Of the dancers, the banks Of
flowers, the numerous electric lights,
and tho polished floor rejecting the
gay scene as in . mirror. An elegant
supper crowned the entertainment,
which was the most elaborate ever
given by the organization.
A very delightful card party was
given on Thursday evening by Mrs.
Lusk In honor Of her guest, Miss
Stsunton. Euchre and an elegant sup
per werc the chief features of the en-
tertainment, which was rendered most
enjoyable by the grsciousness of the
charming hostess and the fair guest OF
honor. The participants were Miss
Staunton, Miss Valiant, Mrs. Glrard
Brandon, Miss Brandon, Messrs &.
Brandon, L. P. Smith, Frank Binder,
II. W. Ball, DIR. ID. J. Davis, aud DR..
DeLaureal.
A brilliant ball was given by the
young men Of Leota on Friday even-
ing, the 9th. The weather was per-
feet, and the music beautiful. A large
attendance from the surrounding
neighborhsod graced tho occasion, aud
q most sumptuous and elegant supper
was one Of the chief features The
ball was . compliment to the young
ladies Of I.eota aud the vicinity, offered
by the gentlemen Of that neighbor-
hood, assisted by some Of the beaux
Of Greenville. The affair has seldom
been equallcd In the social world of
Lcota, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
oil the participants. Following is .
list Of names of some of the guests:
Mr.. X. X. Williamson, Miss Susie Moore,
Mr., j. W. McMsth, Miss Lula Warmack,
Mr.. witEsnfeld, Miss Calm,
Mr., X Il. Calm, Miss Calm,
Mr.. W. NJ. Mscutchen, Miss Florence Lawson,
Mr.. J. p. McCutchsn, Miss Annie Lawson,
Mr., Chss, j. Lawson, Miss Edna Smith,
Mr.. J. Stsger, Miss u. Hollingsworth,
Mr.. Il. j, Warmack, Miss Mitchell,
DR.. and Mrs, ID, s. Humphreys. Dr. and Mrs
r. G. Bankston, Messrs. 8, B. lawson, W.
eidden, L. Elkas, J. W, Warmsck, j. M.
Basket, E. Frsnkel, 5, A. Rice. W W. Rice,