The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-12-11


city with her daughter, Miss Edna
who is here attending school,
Mrs. Ben Wright, of Baird, wa.
in the city on n shopping tour
| Tuesday.
Mrs. c. b. Hill, of Indianola
was a visitor here this week.
Mr.. Jim Anderson went tc
Rosedale Thursday to attend the
| Observation-Disclosures wedding.
Miss Narcisse johnson. of the
Bogue, after delightful visit tc
her friends, Misses Annie and
Mary Worthington, left Tuesday
for Erwin Station to visit Miss
Irene Williams. She returned
Thursday for the Assembly Ball,
and will bc here several days long
er before returning to her homo.
Miss Montgomery, Of Rosodale,
passed through the city Thursday
en- route home, after a lovely visit
to her friend, Miss Mary Dulsney,
in Greenwood.
Harvey NJ. Ierger, of Hun
tington, went to ROsedale Thurs
day to he best-man at the wedding
of his friend, Mr.. Shackleford,
who was married to Miss Allie
Alexander, on the evening of the
9th inst.
Miss Pinkie Sykes, of Aberdeen,
who has many admirers in our
city, was here several hours on
Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Anderson left Thurs
day for Rosedale to attend the
Shackleford- Alexander wedding.
Miss Nettic is very popular where
ever she goes and always enjoys
her visits to Rosedale.
Messrs. Richard Dahoney and
Robert Averill returned to their
home, Frankfort, Kentucky, a few
days ago leaving behind many
friends made during their short
stay in our midst who will ever b0
ready to welcome them again.
Mrs. &. Greenway Smith, after
a delightful visit Of week to
Memphis, returned home Satur-
day.
Miss Jennie Yerger is absent
this week. She went to Jackson |
to be one of the attendants at the |
Montgomery Smith wedding. Miss
Lillian Smith will be remembered |
with pleasure by our society folks,
as being the guest of Miss Yerger
last Winter, and her marriage to
Mr.. Abe Montgomery on We'd
nesday night was one of the most
brilliant events in Jackson this
season.
Instead of Miss Stella Abrahhms
Mrs. Chas. Halter, it is
Miss Flora Abrahams, Younger
sister and this is her first visit to
our city.
The Assembly Ball of Thursday
hight was, as they always are, a
perfect success. A large and
merry crowd being in attendance
md the evening passed off delight
July,
Cards are out for an entertain
nent to be given this week by
Miss Maud Bryan, to the Wednes-
lay Club.
VIII Robertst.&w, one of our
plendid young business men. has
cepted position with Wilson.
ilein & Co., cotton factors.
1t is with pleasure we welcome !
he return Of Mrs. w. f. Hunt =
nd daughters, Misses Virginia,
rue, Lizzie and Sallie, to their
Id home. They arrived Wednes-
ay from Frankfort, where they
ad been for several weeks visiting
elatives. Miss Virginia's many a
riends and admirers here are in Il
eed delighted to see her again for e
he has always been since her en- il
'ance into society, one of its most =
rilliant lights. For the present =,
ne and her sisters are visiting Mr.. u
nd Mrs. d. f. Hunt, and Capt. d
nd Mrs. Hunt are guests of Mr.. p
nd Mrs. O. B. Crittenden, on c
lain St. :,
Ensign and Mrs. I. j. Sem and
eautiful infant son, arrived in a.
lie city on Wednesday from g
alloio, California, for visit to fl
lrs. Senn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
, b. Shaw and her brother, Mr.. T
Wetherhee, This is -
Lrs. Senn's first visit to her girl tl
BOD home and her friends are de-, II
GIFTED te welcome her and her
and will endeavor to &c
axe their visit one of plasure. .,
nsign Sem is enjoying his three :.
onths leave of absence and they "
i'll divide the time between this OF
ty and his mothers home 10 G,
orth Carolina, h;
Mrs. T, c. Heard, and her two 60
us, Edward T and Joseph f., -
Brownsville, Tenn. we're &c
tests of L. II. Taylor, of Lord & q
lylor, at the Greeuville Inn this u
EEK,