The Greenville times., 1896-01-18

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Little Hazel Goldsmith, who has
been quite sick for several weeks is
no better.
Miss Bette Yerger is at home, after
delightful visit 10 relatives and
friends in Rosedale.
Miss Bell Vaught left last Saturday
for pleasant visit to Mrs. Jos. N.
Ring al Shaw, Miss.
Mr.. Abner Gaines, well known
citizen of Arkansas, was visitor to
Greenville Yesterday.
Mr.. Mannheimcr returned yester-
day from New Orleans where be has
been attending the races.
Mrs. II. W. Tilford aud Miss Gracia
spent Saturday at Elena, the planta-
tion of Mrs. Z. z. Urquhsrt.
Mrs. Holland will entertain IN a
short time In compliment to Mrs. Chas.
:aMcKiuney and Mise Marion Dunn
Mrs. w. A. Everman >nd Miss Ever
man went to Memphis this week to
atteud the recital ofthc famous pianist,
Padcrewski.
The Misses Gadis, who have been
the guests Of Mrs. Richard Rsnsome
since Christmas, left for their home
this morning.
Mr.. l.. Pink Smith, came over from
Jackson on Sunday, and spent . few
hours In the city, returning on the
evening train.
Miss Maudie Belle Oursler left for
her home In Gunnison this morning,
after a pleasant visit Of several weeks
to friends and relatives In Greenville,
Mrs. J. r. Yerger aud her family
have followed Mr.. fcrses TO jackson
where they will remain while be IA en-
gagged iu his duli,s as representative.
There will bc a Parish Tea at the
residence of Mrs. ]. II. Nelms on Cen
lral Avenue, Friday afternoon, Janu'
ary Gath, from three until tive o'clock
Mr. Watt Graham was made happy
few days since by tho arrival IL
Grocnville of his wife aud little daugh
ter. They have taken rooms at Mr.. A
j. Moore's.
| Among the visitors present al Mrs
Harbison's entertainment were Miss
Barnes, of Memphis, Mrs. Eatherly, o
Winterville, Mrs, J. B. Hebron, snt
Miss Mary Fox, Of yicksburg.
The Ladies' German Club met yes
terday at tho home Of Mrs. Wheatley
and fixed February 4th, for the dat
, of the next entertainment. Messrs
Jim Anderson aud Camp Wheele
will lead.
Miss Lena Holmes left on MONDAY
for Nstchez, Lake Providence, ant
vicksburg. She will be abseni 10
three mouths, visiting friends an'
relatives, aud her presence will b
greatly missed In Grceuvil'e socios,
See was accompanied for part Of ib
way by q party of young gentlemen
| to testify their regret at parting an'
wish her a pleasant visit. = : a."
The entertainment TO the Allegr
| Club by Mrs. Joseph Harbisop o.
r Tuesday afternoon was remsrksbl
!. for its elegance and charming charctol
even among the many which have q
ready made this popular hostess fau
Gus In the graceful art of hospitality
:, The house was brilliantly lighted an
!. lavishly decorated with holly an
= quantity of dollhouse plants, fern
palms and flowers, cheif among who
y was magnificent cactus Of lmmenf
size, and gorgeous with burden {
= blossomo. The very handsome priz'
: were won by Mrs. s. r. Dunn, Mi
!. Mildred Vaughan and Miss Rett
" Yerger. The guest OF honor was Mr.
Eatherley, of Wiuterville.
An elegant RECEPTION was tendere
the Hypatic Cub aud their friends
r, Thursday by Mrs. W. G. Yerger, II
C., most notable feature or which was 9
address to the Club by Rev. Quint
Ewing, in which he reviewed the woI
Of the club and enumerated many
q, the good results to the commmuni
g. arising from such au organizatio
ID The address will be published eth
in part or full In succeeding issue
ihe TIMES, being Of especial intere
10 10 all fiieuds of the society aud &
u admirable work they are acoomplis
Q ing. The reception was attended
10 about 100 ladies, and was not only
pc elegant and delightful society occasic
r. but an epoch 10 the life Of the clu
leading to q greater growth and rap
a. extension of Its sphere of influence a
~ usefulness.
Despite the most Indictment weath
ny Of Wednesday afternoon, the psrlC
lss Of Mrs. Wallace Aruold's homo We
AZ thronged by large company OF e
d. gantly attired guests consisting
III the Sans Soucl Club and many
ne their friends, who forgot the drea
OF January day IN the warmth and lig
; and beanty of the hospitable hon
Mrs. Arnold Is one ofthe youngest /
E most popular member ofthis Ideal cl
and an entertainment by her alwI
Us means a delightful experience
! the present occasion the grace
u talents of The hostess, the beauty
! a the rooms, the interest Of play aud
" elaborate character aud beautiful 6
vice Of The dinner which was serv
alter the game made it an espe'
event in the clubs happy histo
n n, The prizes were two in number,
10 BOBBY being wisely omitted.
lps head prize was won by Mrs. I.
ud Hood, aud the progressive by n