The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-16
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES,

T WAS the guest of Mrs. j, q. Greenley
Mr., Jim Richardson, u prominent
New Orleans man, and well known Il
our city, passed through here Friday
) from Memphis, On route TO his plautn
, uon on Lake Washington,
Mr., Weinberg returned Thursday
from short business trip to Mem
pills
Mrs c. Il. Jordon, who has beet
absent several weeks, returned Thurs
day.
Miss Sallie Campbell, Of Leland, ar
rived in our city on Thursday. She
came to attend the Harbisol-George
) wedding and will remain several days
Miss Ludle Scott, of Hollandale,
was in the city on Friday,
Mr., Ben WATSON, one our most
popular young men, was absent several
days this week. He went to Hollon-
dale on business.
Mr. s. II. Geise spent Wednesday
on Lake Lee, the guest ofMr. and Mrs.
d f. Hunt at their camp.
The many friends of Misses Hattie
and Bertha Fletcher, are glad to
hear of their improved condition,
ana hope ere long to see them out
again.
Mrs, j. Shall Yerger, after an ex-
tended absence, spent with friends
at Grand Lake, Arkansas, and Erwin
Station, returned home on Wednes-
day Her friends are giving her an
ovation, for she was greatly missed.
Miss Bette Yerger fingers still at
Erwin, aud will not return for several
weeks
Mrs. Fred Metcalfe aud children
ars expected home next week from
luka Springs.
The handsome little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Baker IS out again
after a slight illness.
The many friends of Mrs. Downs
Pace formerly Miss Teuie BelD are
greatly distressed to learn of her
critical illness. She has yellow fever
at the home of her sister, Mrs. E
bennett, in New Orleans This sweet
little woman was reared in our midst
and possesses many warm friends |
here, besides several relatives, who |
hope soon to hear news of her i'm
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Percy and their |
handsome little sons, viii and Leroy, |
returned from their summer outing |
on Thursday, much to the delight of
their countless friends here.
Mrs. r. B. Shaw returned Thursday |
after an absence of ten months spent |
in Sitka, Alaska; Seattle, Washington,
and Portland Oregon, aud Is reoeiv-
ing a joyous welcome. Her daughter
Mrs. L. j. Sem, to the regret of friends
did not return with her. She is at
Vallejo, California, where Lieut.. Sem
is situated. They are expected in
about two months.
Mr.. jim Auderson's mal.J friends
are glad to SEQ him out again after
his painful accident. lie came to at
tend the wedding Of his niece, Miss
Matte Anderson George, to Mr.,
Frank L. HARRISON.
Miss Louise Valiant left Thursday
for a short visit to friends in Nash
vile. Her many friends and admirers
in Greenville wish for this charming
young woman a delightful visit, and
feel sure she will have it, for her lovely
personality and bright, vlvicious man
neTs will make her an ornament in any
social circle. We hope she will return
soon to us, for she is always greatly
missed.
Mrs. Towels, of WinterYile, accom-
panied by her sweet little daughter,
spent Wednesday in our city with
Miss Molie Inge.
News received from little Susie
Negus ia very encouraging. She is
and her many friends hope
soon to hear Of her complete restora-
non to health.
Rev. Quincy Ewing, Mrs. Ewing and
oveIy title Enid, after various un-
pleasant experiences. with quarantine,
eturned Thursday, and az AZ receiving
glad welcome from their many
riends, Services will now be resum-
d in the Episcopal Church to the de-
ght of the congregation, for Mr..
wings splendid sermons have been
realty missed.
Misses Emma Anderson and Maria ii
tarling accompanied Mr.. and Mrs, d.
!. Hunt on their trip to Lake Lee.
he time was very pleasantly spent in
shing, rowing, driving, etc. They
roke camp and returned home Friday
genlng. All wero quite enthusiastic
yer their trip. /
Mr.. Abe Yerger drove TO Wayslde
d Wednesday to pay a visit TO the
Party" He returned Thurs
~ for the weddleg,
Mrs. S. III. King and attractive son
eve expect to join Mr. King and
ISIS Jennie in st. Louis, very shortly.
reenVile is loath to part with this
arming family, and though we sur
nder our claim on them as residents
our city, we hope to have them visit
frequently aud they can always feel =
re of warm welcome. n
Mrs. Will Tillotson and son, aud Mrs. HI
idle Lawler and daughter, returned HI
'me on Friday after short visit to -
1livar. .
Mrs. Harley Metcalfe aud her charm
lest, Miss Daisy Poindexter, we're in {
If city on Friday. n
The opera Mikado Is making rapid N
ogress and promises to be decided n
Gees. The rehearsals are the only N
version now for, our society folks, n
It they afford much fun and merri- 2
ent. The cast is composed of splen-
q talent. and each one IL fine I'm his