The Greenville times., 1896-11-14
sOORFT And PERs0ylL

friends. 4"ns
Mlss Maxwell Of Canton, i, nov
the charming guss! Of MIss EuvenI,
Campbell. eHi'
Mr.. Luclsn Gwin. .tsr spending
Thursday. N'"''
Mira hslvina Ysrgsr, Of Jackson, /,
10 Greenvills on q Walt TO her ,op
Mayor Yergsr.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jordan h.y,
returned, from their bridal tou,
through Florida
Mira. L Z. Goldsmith and two child
rem, Of Pine Bluff, are visiting Nj. ana
Mrs s. Guggenheim.
Hen. Il. G. Watson returned hom.
Thursday nom q business trip 4
jackson and Yleksburg.
Mr.. D. +. Hunt returned hom,
Thursday, after a pleasant vislt L
Vieksburg, during the fair.
Miss Clarke, who has been yiutip,
relatives and friends, returned to her
home In Rosedale Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Klingman, hsv,
returned, after pleasant visit 10 Mr.
klingnan's relatives In Bolton.
Misc Annie Odeneal, q bcsutIfu
young lady Of Jackson, is 10 the city
visiting Miss Eugsnis Campbell
Miss Natalie Ferguson Of Biloxi. 1,
in the city, and will spend somstime
as the guest OF MIRA R. W. Tilford.
Mr.. Watt Graham left on Tuesday
Tor Jackson, Tenn, where be will
spend several weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. Z. Goldsmith, better known ..
"Muncb," was In the city this week
shaking hands with bic many friends
Miss Roberta Fsrish has returned
to her home in Mayersville, after q
pleasant visit TO her friend, Mlss Lou
Hider.
Mr.. John Miller, editor OF the Boil.
var County Democrat, was ip the city
Thursday, aud paid the TIMES 4
pleasant call.
Mrs. Mamie Evans, who has been
spending the summer in Chicago has
returned, and Is now stopping with
Mrs. j. II. Wynn.
Mr.. Marshall Hartman returned on
Wednesday from New Orleans, where
he has been attending school, for a
visit to his father.
Misses Clara and Fannie Calm, after
a pleasant visit 10 Miss Sadie Wilczin.
ski, left on the City Of Savannah, for
their home, Grand Lake, Ark.
Miss Hattie May Baldwin, a bright
and beautiful young lady Of Canton,
Miss. is the charming guest of her
friend, Miss Eugenia Campbell.
Miss Louise Mccullough, who has
been visiting her friend, Miss Lou
Hidor, returned 10 her home In Lake
Providence, after a pleasant visit.
Ne. aud Mrs. +. q. McClelsh re-
turned home yesterday, after a pleas.
ant visit of about two weeks to rela.
lives aud friends In Brownsville, Tenu,
and also attended the wedding of Mr..
MoUleish's cousin, Mr.. Oscar Lea, at
Rein, Tenn.
A party of ladies and gentlemen
from Greenville, including Major Star.
ling, Mr.. aud Mrs. George WheaIley,
Mr.. Will Van Dresser, and others,
went 10 Memphis on Friday 10 attend
the opera TO be gwen there this eve
ming by the celebrated Bostonians.
On Friday evening Miss Annie Lau.
rie Buchanan entertained her young
friends at q birthday feast and charm
ing party In honor of hor ninth ami.
versary. She is greatly loved by her
little friends aud school-matss, and
the occasion was q very happy one,
not only oD account Of the good things
provided for the little folks, but also
because Of the popularity of their host
ess, who did The honors With oil The
dignity of her nine years, aud presided
over her entertainment with the grace
ful tact Of double her age.
Tue Hypstia Club was most charm
ingly entertained on Thursday eve
ming by ils honored president, Mrs.
w. A. Evermsn. A literary feast pre-.
ceded the dainty refreshments so much
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Quincy Ewlng's
paper, "A Model Hypatia," was heart
lily epplauded at its close, bctokenlng
the warm sympathy existing In the
club in regard TO the course to be pur-
sued by a Hypstla iu Greenville. Mrs.
Somerville's rendition Of "The Vision
OF Sir Launfal' was impressive aud
we'll received. Mrs. Greenlsy's paper
was brlmful Of originality and was
read Ia . charming manner.
The entertainment given by Mrs, ID.
p. Hawkins on Wednesday afternoon
was a delightful occasion, and was at
tended by a very large company OF
ladies. Greenville has never enjoyed
a more popular form of enteri ainmcnt
than the afternoon luncheon and card
parties, aud the well-known talents OF
Mrs. Hawkins ss q hostess made the
party of Wednesday afternoon an es-
peclally charming and successful one.
Handsome prizes we're distributed TO
the winning players, aud q delightful
luncheon concluded the entertainment.
The regular meeting Of the Hypatis
Club occurred Friday morning at II
O'Clock at Mrs EvermaD's, with . good
saendauce. Mrs. Nance and Mrs
representing the historical sec
tion, read pspsrs on Egypt. Mrs.
Wynn's paper on current events was
fully abreast OF the times, embracing
news items from every country OF i'm
portance. Mrs. W. g. Yerger de.
lighted the entire club BY her bright
aud spicy paper on the Ills and abuses
of bicycle riding, closing with an
amusing incident on the effect oi bi-
ovclins ON the churches OF Brooklyn.