The Greenville times., 1898-01-22

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Yergef, at. t.!home, 16esday eigh
teenth, 10 meet MISS Stewart
dancing. y Such we're, the, card
sent out last week, and receive
with delightful expectancy by IT,,
society young folks of our city
For II week thissalAgant affair hac
been looked forwatd to by ever
one, and ii cslne6p to tho anti6i
pations in efery ~ respect. Th'
handsome and elegantly fiirIiahf
home was ablazef with lights an
beautifully decorated. Three i'm
mense rooms were thrown into
one dancing hall, and charming
new idea was a dainty room. fNet
expressly for couples who desired
a tete-tete, a perfect little bower
and one to stir the heart of the
eoldest cynic. Beauregard's splen-
did band furnished music. An,
other unique feature was taking
hash-light pictures of the lovely
scene, beautiful and handsomely
gowned girls and gallant beaux,
made indeed apietme worth Feep-
ing. Despiteithe inclemency be
weather the attendance was Ia 70,
and upon entering the cozy rooms
one forgot the elements, for every
thing looked almost like peep in
to fairyland. The smptuous
supper was beautifully served,
at midnight. and dancing was re-
sumed until late hour. Miss
Yerger and Miss Stewart, the
guest of honor were handsomely
gowned. Miss Yerger's dance
though now a thing of the past
will be the topic of conversation
for days to come.
Cards are out for Luncheon"
to be given by Miss Kate Ircys to
the "wednesday Club
Society is greatly interested in
the approaching wedding of Mr..
S. w. HARRISON and Miss Sarah
Primrose. This happy event will
be solemnized at the Presbyterian
church on the evening of the 9th,
inst. The contracting parties have
many friends here who wish for
them unalloyed happiness.
Miss Daisy Joe Bryan, always
welcome, Is spending a few, days
with her sister. Miss Maud Bryan.
The assembly ball of Thursday
night was an unusually enjoyable
affair. There are a member of
attractive visiting girls here at
present and the social season is at
its height. Lent is fast approach
ing which will put stop to all en-
tertainments. So our young folks
are |making hay while the sun
shines.
The lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Livingstone was the scene
of much beauty and merriment on
Wednesday night, the occasion
was card party given to Miss
Rosa Harris, a lovely visitor.
Twelve spirited games c& progress
sive euchre were played, and the
most fortunate young lady was the
fair guest of honor Miss Harris,
she making the most progressions,
The gentlemen's prize was a tie,
Messrs Saul Landau and Henry
Schall were the fortunate ones,
they displayed their gallantry and
allowed the two visiting young
ladies to cut, Miss Abrahams
was the lucky one. The two
BOBBY przes were won by Mr..
Selig Calm and Miss Selma Dover.
Elegant refreshments were served
and the happy guests then reluct-
antly departed,
Mrs. Saml. B. Butter, of Denver
COL, and Mrs. Sol Lehman, Of
Ala, are here on a visit to
their sister, MIS-. j. Schawb.
Mrs. Cooper, formerly Miss
Willie Baker, now of st. Louis, is
in Greenyille, accompanied by her
little daughter, and is a
of Miss Smiths house
hold.
Mr.. Geo. S. Edgell, president
Of the Sunny Side Company, was
in Greenville on Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Darlington left for
her home in Ohio this week, much
regretted by the many warm
friends she leaves III Greenville.