The Greenville times., 1896-06-17
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tiEes in Yicksburg. va
Mrs. Ellis, Of Jackson, il yis,,in,
her sister, Mrs. ]. N. jayne.
Miss Aubrey CoWsn Is visiting bs,
grandparents, in Vieksburg.
Mr.. Wade Negus is at home f,, n,
holidays from Auburn College
Miss Marie Cowan is spending mar,
of her vacation with friends IN VicLs
burg.
Mr.. Ray TOombs is at home for tbs
vacation from Georgetown COLLEGE
Kentucky.
Major James E. Nsgus returned vss.
terday from visit to Bound Brook
New Jersey.
Mr- Hinds Holmes will arrive To.
morrow from the State military col.
lege at Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Herbert Msgruder and her
children are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. c. Greenley.
Mr.. Wheeler, a young eolleglan /,
in the city on visit 10 his brother
Mr.. Camp Wheeler.
Miss Maxey left on Moudsy for
jackson, Miss, after a delightful visit
10 Mrs. j. q. Cowan.
Mr.. I. E Bass lett Monday for Mis-.
sonri, and will spend the summer Al
his old home In Columbia.
Miss Shirley Hart left last week for
New Orleans, and will spend the va.
cation with relatives IN that city.
Reports from Mrs. Girard Brandon
announce that her illness has taken 4
favorable turn, and she is much better
Her sisters are still with her in Nstchez
Mr.. Jake Rsdjeski, an old time G reen.
vile boy aud nephew of Mr.. Jake Alex.
ander, is visiting his old home, and
will locate here permanently, to the
pleasure of his many friends.
Letters received from San Antonio
Texas, announce that the health ol
Mrs. j. l.. Young has not improved
and that she will soon return to T. q
home OF her parents, at Msyersville.
Mrs. Robert Somerville, accompan.
led by her children, left last week fol
Monteagle, one of the most famou,
and delightful summer resorts iu the
Tennessee mountains, where she will
soon DO Joined by Mrs. Kate Kretsch.
mar aud Mr.. Wilz Kretschmar.
Mr.. Lyme Starting Jr, will spend
his vacation a. home He arrived on
Sunday, aud will be followed in q
few days by Miss Innes Startling aud
Mr.. Henry Startling, who are detained
In Kentucky by the gayeties attendant
upon the commencements of their
colleges.
Miss Helen Finlay returned on Sun.
day from Nashville, having been de.
tanned for several days after the clos
ing Of the college bya series Of de.
hghtful social events which took place
In honor of the lovely graduates oi
Belmont. She will spend the vaca'
tion In Greenville, where her many
friends welcome her With delight after
her long absence.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mary B. Ireys 10 Mr.
Alfred Ii. Stone, at the First Presby.
terian church, on Thursday evening
June 25th. The wedding is all occas.
ion of much interest and importance
in Greenville society, on account Of
the prominent position held by the
families Of the bride aud groom, and
their personal popularity aud wide
acquaintance both in this state and
elsewhere.
One of the most enjoyable soclaI
events Of the season was pic mic and
fish fry gwen In honor of two "sweei
girl graduates" Misses Frances Mar
shall and Esther Scott. Music, dane
Ing and refreshments we're added Ia
the usual attractions of the pic mic
and fish fry, aud every one had a most
enjoyable time. Those present were
Misses Frances Marshall Esther Scott
Clara Eckstone, Dora Orgler, Annie
Morzinsky, Henry Scott, Hattie White
Sophie Bogen, Mrs. S. Solomon, chap
erone. Mossrs. Max Pepperman, 5
L. SEWERS, Booky Pepperman, Joe
White, Harry Hollberg, Z. II. Fried
lander.
Social life in Greenvillo always take'
on new lease with the return OF th'
college girls and boys for the SUMMED
vacation, and the present season prom
| ises TO Le an unusually gay and pleas
ant one. A delightful entertainment
was given Monday night at Mrs. Mel
sons hospltable home by the boys II
honor of the young ladies' who ar
temporarily relieved from the re
stralnts of boarding school and col
lege, aud the party was as charming
as youth and happiness could make II
Dancing was of course the chief feat
ure, aud was enjoyed until two o'clocl
| with only such enthusiasm as emancl