The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-12-10

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Mrs IIa ry Robinson and love.
iYlit.o daughter, Lucille. Of Lake
Village, are in the city, guests o.
Mrs. $. X. Dunn,
MIR. and Mr.. r II. Hood have
taken possession of thor new home
on Washington Avenue, aud will
be glad to see their friends.
Mrs, Henry T. Ireys left several
days ago TOR visit to her home,
Frankfort, KY, where she will
remain until Capt, Ireys is mus.
tered out
Miss Mollie Inge. who, for the
present is with her sister, Mrs.
Fowles, at Wintorville, delighted
her friends by spending Thursday
in the city.
Misses Fannie Walker and
Sarah Stone Walker, two of our
most admired girls are visiting
Miss Robbye Belle Crook, in
Vicksburg.
Mrs. Julius Lesser, after pleas
ant visit to her girlhood home,
left this week for Memphis, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss
Bertha Fletcher.
Miss Miriam Riteman, Port
charming representative,
who has been visiting Mrs. Marx
Goldste!n, is now the guest of Mrs.
Sol Brill.
Miss Bessie Pope, of Leland,
always a welcome visitor, was in
.he city on Friday last, to attend
The James-Kldder-Ward perfor-
nance.
Mrs. E. NJ. Middleton returned
o Greenville this week after a
ong visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. BeE Humphreys, in Port
Iibson.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Stanton and
Mr.. Aaron Stanton, after months
,pent al their home, Sellns, near
datchez, returned to GreenyiIle
his week and will remain during
he winter.
Miss Marie Fox, of Edwards, |
ynose visits alw VS. give pleasure
o her host of friends and admir-
RS, arrived Sunday and will
pend the winter with Mrs. A. 7.
Torian.
Mr.. George Thomas ana MS |
handsome and accomplished bride, |
rived Wednesday from Searcy, |
Ark and will be at home to their |
rlends at the residence of Mr.. d.
Z. Hunt, in Bell Air.
Mrs. Knapp, of Bolton, is in
he city, called here by the criti-
al illness Of her daughter, Mrs
Bessie Meggett. The friends of
hrs. Meggott are greatly concern
d over her condition and anX-
ously await an Improvement
Next week promises to be gala
ne, Mrs. S. Il. Geise has issued
uyitations for card party on
tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Joe
{arblson will entertain Wednes'
Nv, and Mrs. J -hua Skinner on
thursday will ente!taIn the sans
jouci.
Mrs. James L. Negus entertain
d at a handsome card party Thurs
Law afternoon. The prizes were
Won by Mrs. John Ireys, first pro-
Mrs. H. St. L. Coppee,
econd, and Mrs. Workman, lone
and. Misses Carrie Belle Negus,
Iaud Bryan and Kate Ireys,
marked the tally cards.
Cards are out for the marriage |
i Miss Hattie Shelby to Mr.
Whitman Longley Latting,of Dal-
as Texas, on thursday evening,
)ecember Is, at 8 O'Clock, Metho-
list church. Much interest is
cit over The approaching event
" the many friends of the bride
,iect, for she has always been
popular in this, her native place
Miss Emma Anderson entertain
d at very delightful progreS-
i've euchre on Wednesday after
Don IN hoLDf OF tue ISul
.ub. Many guests, including
married. ladies', enjoyed the charm
ng hospitality Of Miss Anderson
NE house had been artistlcalIY
LNorated with quantities Of IVY |
! lately palm also added to the
oan " Of The scene. The refresh
,ents served in courses, were
, ,ost elaborate. The handsome
a were wen b. Miss Louise
'aIIiapt. frst progressive; Miss
ennia Yerger, second, and Miss
'harlotte Brandon the lone hand
f H. anderson was assisted in re-
siy;sg by her mother and sisters,
'Jrs james Yerger and Misses