The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-01

won by Miss Kate lreys, she maxi
ing the most progressions, and
the BOBBY was won by Miss Carrye
skinner and was received by her
IN her peculiarly indescribable
manner, These young ladies
gracefully presented their prizes
to the fair guests of honor, Misses
Priestley and Odeneal. Miss Innis
Startling cut for the consolation
prize and won, Wade Negus was
the fortunate winner of first prize
and Messrs, Mellor and Montgom-
cry tied for the BOBBY, the latter
being victorious, The sumptuous
supper was then beautifully sery-
ed. Miss Campbell looked indeed
lovely, was exquisitelygowned and
was a charming hostess, assisted
by her mother and Miss Maggie
Dancy and little Misses Mary
Amanda Smith and Ella Jayne
Miss Everman will entertain the
Club next.
Miss Eugenia Campbell, assest-
cd by Misses Pniestley and Odental
and Miss Carrie Skinner, will re-
ceiye their friends on New Year.
Mrs. j. G. Greenley has two
lovely guests. Miss Bessie Pope,
Of Leland, and Powers of Ar
kansas.
Mrs. A. c. Penny has returned
from Il long visit to friends and
relatives in Massachusetts,, and will
spend some time in Greenville, to
the qualification of her many
friends here.
The usual custom Of New Years
calling viii be carried out extensively
this year. Among the homes open TO
callers viii be Mr., and Mrs. Lyme
starling's. Their daughter, Miss
Innis assisted by Misses Mary Trigg,
Bessie Cooke, Bessie Erwin,
MIS-. MoCutchen, Miss Susie, as
sisted by Misses Edith and Mildred
Vaughn, Narcisse johnson, Geor-
gle HARRISON and FANNIE Mont
gomory.
MIS-, Pisros, Misses Marie and
Lizzie, assisted by Miss Vernon
Reber and little Miss Fannie
Yerger.
Mrs. Jas. +. Negus will receive
this evening, assisted by MIS-. Al
fred II. Stone, mrs. Henry T.
Ireys, Jr., Misses Negus, Yerger,
Ireys, Valiant and Bryan.
The Sans Souci was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Frederick Metcalfe at her new
home ON Theobald Avenue. An acci-
dent which occurred during the after
noon would have resulted disastrously
but for the unusual presence Of mind
displayed by several of the ladies
present The interruption lasted but
a few moments when the game was re-
sumed as TRANQUILITY as If nothing had
happened. Mrs Glacia Walton wQr
ttne first prize. Mrs, JGh1 a, Metcalte
the second, ana Mrs. u. f. Hunt the
lone-hand. The delicious refreshments
we're then served and thus passed away
one OF the most enjoyable Of the sans
Souci entertainments,
The Assembly Ball OF Thursday
night was brilliant success. Several
attractive visiting girls graced the oc.
casion which added to the beauty OF
the home girls, made the scene truly
picturesque one. Quite a number OF
young men came to attend II; they,
with our gallant haaux, nsas lae clos! |
ipg pail Of 1897 one lGng to be remem-
bered,
The lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs. Halter
was the scene last week of much Iner-
riment The occasion was handsome
card party, given in honor Of their fair
and charming guest, Miss Flora Abra-
ham, of Port Gibson. After the game |
the guests adjourned to the \; NJ. H,
A., loams and INDUCED in the delight
full pleasure OF dancing The evening |
ended all too soon. but will live for over |
in the minds of the fortunate partici-
pants.
Eugene Taylor, who was quite sick
for several day, has gone home to recu-
perate. We wish for him speedy !
Miss Eggon,a Campbell has two
beautiful and attractive young ladies
for her guests. Miss Annie Odeneal
Of Jackson, who has number OF ad- |
mirers here, made during hell former
visit, and Miss Leila PriestTy of Can
ion, whose picture recently appeared
in the Times-Democrat as one OF the !
State beauties
Miss Marie Fox is the lovely guest
If Mrs A. 7, Torian, Miss Fox is
very much admired in our city and her
visits always give pleasure to her
many friends,
Miss Medora Aiken spent several /
lays last week at Hampton, guest OF
Mr., and Mrs. 20, Banks,
Mr., Jim MoCutchen, of Leland, spent
Christmas In our city.
Mr.. Sam B. Paxton, OF Arcola, MAS
n the city the first Ct the week,
Miss Ella Stone has returned home to
he delight of her many friends.
The Misses Primrose will receive
heir friends on New Year.
Miss Daisy PoindeXtaN VI Greenwood, |
Who made 50 many conquests while
tisiting Mrs. Harley Metcalte several
months ago came over for the Assse{q,
bly, Ball.
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Mr.. II. A. McCutchan, whose
,oiourn in Greenyille has been so
pleasant to all lovers of music,
ind, it is hoped, to himself also,
1as been offered a very adyan-
.ageous business position in Ten
lessee, and will leave on Monday