The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-05-21
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Society and Personal Nc,es, !


MessrS. Lyme Hyner and b.
johnson, came down from the
camp and spent several days pleas
antly with Greenyille friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crittenden
entertained most beautifully Tues
day evening at II children's party
in honor of little Lou Barley.
Miss Jennie Buchanan left
ednesday evening for Il short
visit to Arcola and Hollondale.
The Belle of the Bends came up
Sunday with "A jolly party of OK
curslonists, composed of Vicks-
burg S society folks, chaperoned
by Mrs. Durham.
Miss Katheryn Young, who has
been the charming guest of her
aunt, Mrs, II. st. l.. Coppee, left
Friday for VIcksburg, and from
there will 60 to her home in st.
Louis.
Mr.. Jack Moore, accompanied
by his little son Jack left last week
for Lithia Springs, and from there
will go to Ashville, N. c., where
,hey will in future reside. Mrs
Moore will follow in few days.
The friends of this pleasant fami-
ly regret their departure and
should they ever return to Green
vile they will be heartily wei
coined, All hope Mr.. Moore's
health will be benefited by the
change.
Mrs. Pond, who was called to
Greenyille last week by the illness
and death Of her little grandson,
X. p. Ransom, Jr,, has returned
to Grenada.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Meisner
arrived this week for a short visit
to relatives in this city.
Miss Daisy Joe Bryan's friends
are enjoying a visit from her this
week She is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs, Newman Winter.
Miss Jennie Yerger left this
week for visit to friends in
Jackson and Nicksburg.
Mr. c. &. Gillespie, of Green
wood, spent several days this
week with GreenviIle friends, COM
bining business with pleasure
Mrs. Z. p. Odeneal left several
DAYS ago for her home in Guate-
mala, after 4 long visit to her
parents, Capt, and Mrs, W. W.
Stone
Mr.. r. w. Tilford has returned |
from New Orleans where he Ut
tended the Elk's Convention and |
reports a most enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Tilford is expected home IN
Il few days.
Miss Bessie Pope, of Leland, al
ways a welcome visitor, came in
to attend the card party Tuesday
Mrs. Lawrence Wade and inter
estiug children have returned to
their home in Bolivar, after a
pleasant visit to Mrs Frank
Anderson.
Mrs. A. H. Longino and beat
tiful children left Wednesday for
a long visit to her mother, Mrs
Buckley in jackson.
The card party given on Tues
day afternoon by Misses Edith
Vaughan and Louise Valiant at
the home of the latter, was a most
beautiful affair. Artistic hands
had decorated every nook and
corner with quantities of vari-
colored peoples and nasturtlum,
4 huge bowl of the latter flower
stood in the centre of the hall and
made a pretty picture. The dainty
little tally cards enriched the pa
sriotism of the Greenyille ladies';
-hey represented miniature vessels
IN various attitudes and were the
work of Mrs. Harvey Miller The ,
ovely prizes were won by Mrs.
ghas. johnson and Miss Daisy
BRYAN. The refreshments served !
1t the close Of the game were de-
icious.
The friends of Mrs. Lyme Star
ing sympathize with her in the {
oss Of Of her mother, Mrs. Wat
on, whose death occurred in Louis
lille ON Sunday last. J
Mr.. Jim Prince passed through |
1reenville several days ago en-
quite to Carrollton to JOIN the
company under Capt. L. NJ. South !
worth. The company is now at {
Camp Henry. The friends OF our :
yallant Greenville boys who have :
,ome to the front so nobly Will
sver feel deep interest in their
(
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Torian en- t
.ertained at lawn party on Thurs '
Law afternoon in honor of their !
four interesting children. The
little tots present had most en-
ioyable time and when { o'clock
lrIriyed. the hours for breaking up,
they reluctantly departed.
Miss Bessie. the lovely young
daughter of DR.. Montgomery, was
on Monday evening at
The residence of her father, North
Popular street, to Mr.. Beu Deay-
EXPORT, prominent young bust