The Greenville times., 1898-10-15
SOCIETY AND Personal.


gladdened her Greenville friend.
by spending FRIDAY in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryan, OF
! ValewoOd, lssaquena county, were
recent visistors to Greenwood.
Mrs. VIM. w. Worthington. Of
Wayside, was in our city on Tues.
day, shopping and visiting friends
Mrs. Long and Miss Idylla
Long, who have been visiting DR..
Long on the Bogue, are at home
again.
Miss Ruth Gary will leave this
week for Percy, where she will
teach school during the term just
begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Parker are
now residents Of the home in the
Belle Air Addition, recently occu-
pied by Mrs. Dan Head.
Mr.. Adolph Aaron, of Green
wood, is already a popular citizen
of our Burg, and is with the cotton
house of Wilzin Bros.
Mrs. William Griffin and two
little sons have returned home
from a summers soiourn in the
mountains of Tenn.
Judge Longino is ot home, hay
ing left his family in Missouri to
follow him when a frost has rem
dered the home coming safe,
The many friends of Miss Marie
Piseros will regret to learn that
she is quite sick at her home on
Poplar street.
The friends of sweet little Miss
Gay Coleman regret to hear that
she has been quite sick the past
week, and hope she will soon re-
cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Hunt are
welcomed home, after a delightful
visit of several weeks 10 Mr..
Charlie Worthington at Leota and
Mr.. Ed Worthington at Wayside.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Lusk, re-
Gently of Birmingham, Ala, have
returned to our city, where they
will reside in the future. They
are welcomed by numerous friends.
Wednesday night the Y. NJ. II.
A, gave another of their brilliant
hops, IN their beautiful rooms, and
was much enjoyed by the gay
bellies and beauX in attendance.
Mr.. Sam Montgomery, who has
been quite Ill at the home of his
father, "Locust Plantation, . is
now happily recovering, to the de-
light of the many who hold him in
such high regard.
Mr.. Thos. II. Hood and his
handsome bride are at the home Of |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Hood, Magenta. They will re-
ceive a cordial welcome when they
reach our city where Mr.. Hoods
friends are legion
Miss Fannie Montgomery, at
the home of her aunt, Miss
Paulina Mosby, is the recipient of
much attention from her many
friends, who are anxious to help
her pass more pleasantly, the
weary while of conyalescence from
a tedious attack of fever,
At the attractive home of Mrs.
j. ?. Greenley Wednesday night
was inaugurated series of Parish
teas, the object being to promote
social pleasure and incidentally to
increase the Golfers of St. james
Church. 1t was we'll attended and
and pronounced beautiful sue
cess.
The family of Mrs. Sallie W.
Shields and her many friends
here, are reioiced to know she IS
now en- route home from Santiago
lie Cuba. Much anxiety has been
suffered for her health aud well
being during her absence. 1t is
also a source of qualification felt
Dy all his friends, that Captain
Walton Shields IS sdfely conVa-
Iescent after an attack Of yellow
fever.
The handsome home of Mr..
Chas. T. Worthington, at Leota,
was recently frightened by a gay
house marty, composed of Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. F. Hunt, Miss Irene Will
Jams, Miss Katie Williams, of
Lake Washington, and their cous-
n, Miss Katie Belle Harper, of
Natchez, Mr.. Jno. X. Mutt and
Dr.. Inman, of Leota, who were
'oyally entertained by the hand
iome host, assisted by Mr.. 7.
Johnson.
The nuptuals of Mr.. j. S. Bo-
lorofsky and Miss Flora Gensber-
yer on the afternoon of Oct. 18th
by an interested throng
If the friends of the happy pair.
The pretty bride never looked
'airer than in her bridal array,
md as she plighted her troth to
he man of her choice, many
were waited by silent lips !