The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-05-26
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. Nathan Goldstein was Vlsi'or
to Waco, Texas this week.
Mr.. Henry SchAll Is visitor 70
Hot Springs in search OF hcal'h Sno
pleasure.
Mr. John Hauway has returned
from his trip to indiana with DIS
health greatly improved,
Miss Mamie Head, of West Point
College, ia at home again, greatly 10
the pleasure of her many friends
Rev Geo. O. Harris, Dean OF Inc
Episcopal diocese Of Mississippi was
visitor to Greeuyille on Sunday,
Mrs Dan Head and little sol, have
returned from Huntsville, Ala, where
they have been visiting relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. Geo. B. Alexander Is now III
Frankfort, Kentucky, on her way
home from New York, where she mas
spent several months.
Mr. aud Mrs. Richard Ransom aho
their children left last week for Ten
uesee. where they will visit the par
euts Of Mr.. Ransom at Murfreesboro..-
Senator A. Lewenthal returned
on Sunday from jackson, and reports
that The extra session was an occas-
sion ofgreat interest and considerable
moment TO all concerned,
Miss Ellen Curel leaves in short
time for her usual summer soJourn
in the beautiful mountain country oil
middle Tennessee, where she viii
spend tbs entire summer.
Messrs. Leathers, Boula and Higgini
of the r. P. feathers, and Eddie
Fischol, Of Vicksburg, were quite
pleasantly entertained by friends dur
iug their stay here last evening.
Mrs. w. A, Percy left on sunday
night, aud will spend the summer
with the families Of her sons, Messrs.
W. \. ana Walker Percy, Of Memphis
and Birmingham, and her daughter,
Mrs Mckinney, Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Helen Finlay returned TO
Grccuville this week from Nashville,
having completed her studies, aud
being emaucipated from school du-
lies. The return Of this lovely aad
popular dcbutante is hailed with dt-
LIGHT by Greenville society.
Mrs. John B. SCruggs, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Deeson, returned
on the savannah Sunday from Mem.
phis where Mrs, Scruggs has been
visiting for some time past, Mrs.
Deeson will remain in Greenyille as
the guest of her daughter for several
weeks.
Miss Sallie Walker graduates at
Miss Cary's famous school in Balti-
more with distinguished donors, be-
my the medaIist, and leading her
classes in number of studies. She
will spend part of the summer al
AshviIle. n. G, before returning TO
Mrs NJ, r. Blautou, whose health
makes it necessary for her 10 lay aside
the cares OF her large plantation es-
adjustment, will come into the city
to live, making her home with her
sister, Miss Fannie Smith. The Belle
Air home will be occupied by Mrs. 5.
d. Finlay and her family.
The Misses TWitCbell have returned |
to their home in California, after
spending the winter and spring IN |
with Mrs. Eben WORKMAN.
They Lave been greatly admired,
both in the society of Greenyille and |
aud their departure for
their distant home is subject of gem
n regret.
Greenvllle society will be interest
I'd to learn that the marriage of Miss
leline Barnee, OF Memphis, is al.
lounced Miss Barnes has been a
visitor to Grecnville for several win
.ers past as the guest of her friend,
Mrs. Joshua Skinner, aud is very
greatly admired III this city for her
beauty end the rare fsclnation of her
Miss Fannie Walker returned ycs-
erday from Virginia, after having
3pent several months with friends in
hat state. She has been greatly
missed by GreenviIle society during
ler absence, and her return is sub
eot Of general satisfaction TO her
friends. She Is accompanied by her
'riGnd Miss johnson, a charming
youug lady of Virginia.
The wedding Of Mr. j Bowman
sterling, Of This county, to Miss Hal
ie Carter, of Jackson, is announced,
o take place at the home of the bride
IN June 8th. Mr.. Sterling ls the son
If Mrs. z. j. Sterling, of Deer Greek,
nd Is one of the most popular young
gentlemen in this county. The love-
y young lady whom he has been for
innate enough to win is one Of jack
on's fsirest and most admired bellies