The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-12-04
visitor In our city on Tues

weather the opening ball, given
The Y. M. Ii. A. Thursday night
their spacious departments was
bl 'lliant affair and was largely atten
ed. IN irLy.f couples. At midnigl
the merl - crowd went in conveyance
to the Inn, when a magnificent suppt
had been prel jared for them Th
evening sped too rapidly br
will ever live in the memory of th
happy participants. TL's Is the fire
Of series ~ balls, and if ~ are en-
! joy0d like the one Of Thursday night
this season VII be the gsyest Green
vile has ever known Several fa'l
guests graced tue cccasion, Miss CAIN
Of Grand Lake; AID Miss Stella AbrG.
ans, of Port Glib on, which added 10
he beauty Of the Home girls, made
the scene picturD sque one The Wis
iting young men were Mr.. Leon FIet.
cher of Areola, and Mr.. 5 g. Jacobs,
of Leland
Mics Stella Abraham7, who on for
mer visits to GreenvIie made many
conquests, is again in the city, visiting
her friend Mrs. Chas. Halter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. T. Casey, delighted
their friends by spending Tuesday In
our city.
Mr.. j. Uverton Banks, of Hamp on,
was in the city on business Que day
this week.
Drs Dulaney and Lucas, of Green
wood, were among our prominent Wis
itors this week.
Messrs George b Alexander and
j. c. Comfy are ia New Orleans, on
business Now that all quarantine
has been raised; there il much Traffic
between this city and the Crescent
City"
Mrs. W, L Nugent, of jackson who
has mauy warl friends in our city,
was here this week, ell route 10 her
plantation in Bolivar. She was the
guest Of her daughter Mrs. Someryille.
Her son Mr. Will NugeHt sc-
compAnied her He also, possesses a
number Of friends here who are ever
ready 10 tender him a warm well
come.
DR.. Horace Brashear, of Winterville
was pleasant visitor in this city |
Thursday.
Mr., Norman Mcleod, a popular
young man of IndianOIa was a visitor |
to our city this week
Mr. Joe Davis, of Lake Hall, Ark,
was among our visitors this week.
Mis- Maud Baldwin, of Canton, the
lovely guest of Miss Jennie Yergcv,
departed for VlcksbHrg on Tuesday.
She made many friends during this,
her first visit to our city who hope
she will soon come again.
Mrs. Ed Darlington arrived IN our
city several days ago aud will remain
some weeks. The position held by
our lameUted citizen Mr.. Ed Barring
ton will now be filled by his brother
The San Souci was handsomely en-
tertaiued by Mrs. Ed Holland, on
Thursday from eleven to two This
was the first entertainment of he
club this season and it was thoroughly
enjoyed Mrs. James Yergcr is me
next 10 entertain this pleasant club
The lovely home of Mrs, J. E. Bran.
dou on Broadway was the scene of
much merriment on Wednesday night.
The occasion was a handsome card
part given by Miss Charlotte Brandon.
The spacious parlJro aud hali Wec,
beautifully and artisuca.ly decorated.
The pretty prizes were eagerly played
for, and tue evening was altogether
perfect sunCas5,
Miss Narcisso johnson came iuto
the city on Wednesday to attend the
card party of wednesday night and
was the guest of Misses Annie and
Mary Worthlugtou.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w e. Yerger aasist.
ed by Mrs. George Wheatley and Miss
jennie Yerger entertained at cards,
Monday night, complimentary to their
lovci gu st, Miss Maud Baldwin. T e
game wa Progressive SIX haud luca;e,
aud was played with lively iutcrcst
by the merry AID enthusiastic crowd.
The first prize was won by Miss Bald,
win; she making he highest mark.
Miss Mildred Vaughn and Mis-
George HARRISON, cut for The louo-
hand prizo Mss Vaughn being VIC
torious. Miss Susie McCutchau with
much grace and amid hearty applause
carried of the BOBBY. The gentleman
the highest mark was MC
Bayle Shelby. Dr. Davis being lie
fortuustC(0 possessor OF the booty
The prizes were tsstefully and costly
and those fortunate enough 10 win,
should consider themselves luck In
deed. The menu was elaborate, ami
daiulily served. Miss Yerger looked
a vision of loviness, aud was an ideal
hostess. Miss Baldwin, tho lovely
guest of honor, was beautiful IN her
soft evening dress of white, and vas
much admired Those present. were
Mr.. Jim Anderson, Miss NJ, BALDWIN.
90 LuciHn Gwin. - lnuis ST srlpE,
&C II Startling, g Susie M0CutChGn,
81 L. Starting, 90 Kate Ireys,
'' G. u. HilAm, Eugsna Campbell,
&C c. Comfy, 50 Carve Bell Negus,
90 r. I HARRISON, Maud Bryan,
60 Jim Burke, 90 Rena Barry.
- Larkin, 60 Louiae valiant,
" George whesu,y, Edlth Vaughn,
9 EskrlgEe, Mildred VAN
EBsyls sas.oT' larry skinner,
" Hal 7. R9eks. Ct G GsSSs e Hsr5 5i
a - ~ ,eu 50 Ella stone,
q YerxeT Jr 60 Marie Piseros,
- Rrooks j. skinner,
mr. DsyiS Mira. Geo Whestley.
Mrs. Gerard Brandon is spending |
awhile with her sister, Mrs, W. n.
Montgomery, who has been quite sick .
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