The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-02-13
SOCIETY AND Personal NOTES.

Mr., Jack WYche was a yjsltor ,o
Ficksburg on FRIDAY.
| Captain j. A, V. Foltus was smopo
'ne c'ty's visitors on Friday. .
Mr. D. A. Barefcld was caller st
'he LINES Office on Friday.
Mrs, M. P, Metcalfe was the puo,f ri
week. ~ 'i's
Mrs., hottie Wurlzberg, of Mempbjs
visiting tho family of Mr.. K, G.
Marshall. - -
mrs John A, MetoSlfo is enjoying n
of Virginia. 0''''''
MRS Carneal Warfold was a visitor
10 Hreonvllle this week, to the pleas.
uro Of her many friends.
The Hon. Mayor of Gupnjson. Mr.
sol. Coin was here Wednesday on
business and left Thursday morning,
very much pleased
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A. Crawford and
'helr family left last week for South.
erh California, aud will spend the resi-
OF me winter near Los Angeles.
Mira Harvey Miller gave a charming
card party aud elegant luncheon on
"Wednesday evening iu honor of Miss
Ratclifi, of Little Rock, and Miss Lou.
lse Valiant.
Miss Jennie Buchanan and her
father, Mr.. w. Ii. Buchanan returned
lhls morning from Vicksburg where
Miss buchanan attended an cIegQnl
ball given in that city in her honor
on Friday evening.
Miss Maud Gez, whose visit TO
Greenville has given great pleasure to
the many friends she made here, LEFT
on wednesday morning for New York,
where sho will VISIT relatives before
returning 10 San Francisco.
The beautiful home of Mr.. J. A.
Crawford was tho scene of delight
tnl stag party last week, given az .
farewell compliment to small party
Of friends of Mr.. Crawford from
GreenVille and mdianola, Mcssrs jas.
koDertshaw and Edward Holland rep.
resenting Grsenville.
Mrs. DR.. S. Il. Dunn has been hon
ored by receiving from Mrr Sims, tbr
State Regent of the Daughters Of lhf
revolution, the appointment of Regcul
OF tho GrcenVile Chapter of the or.
ganizstion. Mrs. Dunn has received
her certificate of membership, aud auy
'ady DESTROYS of Joining the order can
OBTAIN the Necessary blanks by apply
ing to her.
Invitations are out TO the marriage
of Miss Dora Orgler to Mr.. Marx
Pepperman, to DO solemnized at the
Temple on Wednesday evening, Feb.
ruary 24th, at half past seven. Miss
Orgler and Mr., Popperman are two
of the most popular young people in
Greenville, and host Of friends lock
forward to the occasion with happy
Mrs. +. A. Metcalfe entertained
most elegantly on Wednesday in hon
or Of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Slaughter
The entertainment consisted Of re-
ceptiOn aud luncheon, at which the
following named ladies were present:
Mrs. DR.. Slaughter, Mrs. NJ. p Met
calfe, Mrs. Henry Crittcudcn, Mrs. E
Bourges, Mrs. 5. r, Dunn, Mrs. Owen
stone, Mrs. Il, G. Urquhart Mrs. 10
roy Percy, Mrs. Sadie Furgusou, MIR,
W. W. Stone, Mrs. S. H. Geise, Mrs
J. M. Jayne, Mrs. john A. Metcal!e,
Mrs. George Wheatey and Mrs
George Alexander. The house was
decorated with great quantities of The
native palmetto, brought from The
NetcaIfe plantation, combined with
)nk roses aud carnations ia bewildcr-
ng pro 'usiop. The multitude Of
lights were shaded with ornamental
'ink drapery, and this, with the guam
tiles Of pink flowers, gave he rooms
he effect of being bathed in rosy
flow, indescribably beautiful The
luncheon, which was served IN courses,
vas in perfect accord with The artistic
legancc of the entertainment