The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
SOCIETY NOTES.

Il - aNE IN fUFAaU-
VIE, 'ne guests of Mrs. Higgins,
Mrs. GiFaFd Brandon is In Match,
v wneFe she will spend part of the sum.
Dr. Howard T. Stewart returned
last. W inursuAy
Miss Folks. a lovely young lady Of
T@e6son' " $50. Miss, is visiting Mrs. John
MI, So. Bull returned,from Ken.
saeky On Friday, leaving bis family IN
Mrs. George Lamb returned Thprs
asy from Michigan where She visited
Mrs. Shields. ''''e"
Misses kavanaugh and Cummings.
u jackson, are the guests of Mrs. r.
7. Cummings.
Miss Sue 7. Trigg is in Oxford. A..
lending the Normal school BOW in ses-
sion at that place.
MISS Pearl Bryan is visiting the
family OF Rev. S. Archer. and was pre-
sent at the ball on Friday evening.
Miss Helen Finlay is visiting friends
IN Vieksbnrg aud the vicinity. apa
mer.
MRS A. 1. Torisn and her children
LETT on Tuesday for Vicksburg. where
she Will spend several weeks visiting
friends.
Mr. Y. g. Beardslee was in town on
tuesday, and reports crops as being
In q very fourishing condition on bis
plantation
Mr.. Il. G. Watson and his sister
Miss Mary Watson, have left for
Hazlehurst, where they win spend j
month at their old home.
Mr.. Harry X. johnson, OF New Or.
leans, speut part of the week in the
city. His cheerful presence Is ALWAYS
welcome to his many friends in Green.
vile.
Mr.. Z. Goldsmith, better known ia
nis many friends as "Munchie' ia al
nome on visit, aud taking great dc
hight In the triumphs OF bis old bal
team.
Mr.. Ryan, of Port Gibson, the father
OF Mrs. J. j. Harty, is visiting Mr.. snt
Mrs. Harty, bringing back with hin
bis little grsndchild, who had beer
visiting him In Port Gibson.
Miss Lessie Williams returned OF
Monday, after a brilliant social expe.
rience of several months In Atlanta
Columbus and Meridian. Her return
Is a great pleasure to those who have
so long wished tor 1t.
Professor. Z. Z. Bass is in Oxford
attending the Normal School in ses
sion there. He will visit Denver
Colorado, with the great teachers
convention, and will afterwards spend
the residue of his vacation at his home
IN Missouri.
A birthday party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. ). Ii Leyser in hon oil
of bis little daughter, Ruby May, ccle-
bratlng her 9th anniversary. Music
aud refreshment were served in ele
giant style, aud all pronounced it {
grand success.
Mrs. r. B. Campbell gave a charm
ing entertainment on Friday evening
in honor Of her lovely daughter, Mis-
Eugenia, who has recently returned
from school. The guests were youns
lady friends of Miss Campbell, ant
lotto was the principal feature of TIN
entertainment.
Mrs. W. Il. Harvey entertained |
party of young ladies at very unique
aud charming party this week. A
great variety of amusements wer'
provided and handsome prizes dis
tributed to the most sklllful particl
pants IN the games that were played
Elegant refreshments were served II
the pauses Of the games, and the occa
sion was one which will long be re
membered with pleasure.
| Mrs. A. Nee. Kimbrough, of Green
wood, whose noble work iu behalf o.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has made hel
known throughout the south, was lh'
guest of Mrs. DR.. Dunn during thu
week. An extended notice of Mrs
Kimbrough's work is impossible Oh
account of the press Of matter, bu
her mission is one which appeal
powerfully to every southern heart.
| DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Waldauer ar
rived on Monday, and are domlcllet
for the present at the home OF Mi
and Mrs. s. Schwartz. They wer'
welcomed on Monday evening by al
elegant entertainment, which was rem
dered especially enjoyable by tn
magnificent music of Mrs. WaldaueI
for which she possesses an extraordl
nary talent, cultured to tho hlghes
perfection. The good wishes wer
many that their life's voyage, 8,
auspiciously begun, may continue witt
, an unruilled sea, and fair winds load
ed with all O. fortunes fav0rs.