The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-12
sOCIErY AND Personal NOTES.


friends In Summit. Miss.
t Mr. Thomas Holmes ia at HON
+ from his college at StarkVillc.
Mrs. j. $, Weiss 10 visiting MIS-
Lewenthsl in Brookhaven.
! Miss Frances Marshall has returned
from visit to New Orleans.
Hon. r. h, Campbell has returned
( from a trip to Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Robl. Jackson is quite i'll a
the homo OF Mrs ID. L. Thomas.
. Mr.. Joseph Wilczinski is still very
III at his home on Walnut Street.
Mrs. john j. Anderson and family
have returned from visit to Canton
Mr.. George Smith, of Oxford Col
lege, is lu GreenVille for the vacation
Mr.. Il. p. Cummings and little
daughter are visiting friends ia Jack
son.
Mr.. Harvey Yerger 10 in the city,
being his first visit for more than n
year.
Mr.. James King Is at bone from
Oxford, where he has been attending
college.
Miss Fannie Hexter, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the charming guest Of Miss
Stella Hexer.
Miss Marie Piseros will return to.
morrow from Nstchez. where she haa
been visiting friends.
Mr.. Joe Jayne, graduate Of the
A. Il NJ. College, is at home, aud very
welcome to his friends.
Miss Edna Thomas, of ArcolA was
in the city this week, tho charming
guest of Miss May HalIot
Judge aud Mrs. Isaac Wcrthingtou
and their children of Hampton, are In
city, visiting relatives.
Mr.. John Lewis Finlay is at home
agaiu, aud will spend [he vacation
with his family aud friends in Green
vile.
Miss Eugonia Campbell was love
IL representative of Greenville society
al the closing exercises of the Univer-
sity in Oxford.
Mrs. A, j. Moore is at Ststford's
Well, where she will be Joined by
Captain Moore and their little sou in
short time.
Miss Mabel Smith is visiting rela-
tives in Oxford, where abe In enjoy
ing the college festivities now making
that city so gay.
Mr.. Charles T. Worthington, of
Leota, was visitor to the city on
Thursday, having come to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Yerger.
Mr.. H. Z, Watson spent Wednesday
tn jackson, where ho oficiated iu tho
capacity of best man al the wedding
of Mr.. j. Bowman Stirling and Miss
Halle Carter.
Mr.. Eddie Fischel, of Vicksburg, a
representative Of the Southern Oil
Company Of New Orleans, spent yes
terday in our city, a guest of his
friend Eph Woolf.
Mrs. Van Boddie, accompanied by
her little daughter, IS in Memphis,
where the little one is under the care
of DR.. Maury. Late accounts report
that abe Is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Green, of Biloxi, |
have arrived in Greenville, and will
spend the summer with the families
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yerger, Mr.. and |
Mrs. D. f. Hunt and Mrs. Piseros.
MrS. j. NJ. Jayne and Miss Ella
Jayne are in StarkviIlo, whittier they
went to attend the closing exercises
of the institute, and be present at the
graduation of MIR. j. M. Jayne, Jr.
Major Jas. E, Negus and Mrs. Negus
are in Auburn, Ala, where they will
attend the closing exercises of the
college and witness the grSdu-
alton of their son Mr. Wade Nsgus.
Misses Edna GoldStein, Sadie Witt,
and Camille Goldstein have returned
from New Orleans, where Mis; Ca
mile Goldstein WAS graduate at the
closing exercises of the Sophie New
come College.
Misses Pope aud Greenley left on
Friday for Leland, where they attend
ed al elegant entertainment given iu
their honor on Friday night, aud will
spend day or two visiling friends
before returning to Greeuville.
Mrs. d. A. Love and her daughter,
Mrs. M. 7, Sturdivant spent q day or
two with friends in the city this week
On their way to the plantation. They
rave recently returned from ITALIA
latchie county, where Mrs. Love has
pent the past two months with Mrs. !
Mrs. Love and Mrs. Sur :
livant will return to Greenville next d
week, on their way 10 Castalian 8
springs. 2
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Bowman Stirling |
rived in Greenvlle on Thursday
nd will make their home in Green
lille, being members for the present
f Miss Smiths household on Main
rect Ri aud Hrs. Stirling were
larried IL Jackson OF Weduesday
7aning, and we're welcomed here By
any friends. Mrs. Stirling is the
aughter Of DR.. 6. 5. Carter, president
the First National Bank Of jackson,
Id has long been oneo: tie most pop
ar and al mirCd young ladies of the
ate Capital. Mr.. Stirling is a promi-
mt young planter OF this county,
preventative Of one of its leading
miles, aud young gentleman ID
cry way worthy Of the prize be has
on. The TINES wishes for them a