The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-04
Personal AND SOCIAL.
what Society Is Dolng---Items of I'm.
terest Gathered Between Ru-
mors from the Front.

" ~ Iislt from her mother. Mrs.
e. Guy Allen, this week.
~ Mrs. Harry Robinson and little
" Lucille, of Lake Village, Ark,
are on a visit to Mrs. S. r. dunn
70 Mrs. II. St. L, Coppee is enjoys
y ing Il visit from her friend Mrs.
!, Wells. '''' Vt .
n Miss Lena Holmes, otter a
charming stay with relatives in
Lake Providence, La, is ut home
again.
Miss Mary Trigg is welcomed
( home after a busy season spent in
Bolivar county, training the
young idea.
Mrs. Mamie Evans had q
pleasant stay of few DAYS last
week with her friend Mrs. Stacey
of Lake Bolivar.
Mrs. A. j. Moore left this week
for an indefinite stay at Ashville
N. c., where her husband and lit
tie Jack preceded er.
Mrs, Frank Harbison's house
hold greatly miss her sunny
presence. She is visiting relatives
and friends in jackson.
Mr.. Alan Robert son departed on
Friday for New York, thence to
sail for Liverpool, where he will |
pass the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Percy en-
tertained General T. c. Catchings
and Capt. j. S. McNeily during
the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Calm we're
accompanied en- their return home
by Mr.. Cahn's sister, Mrs. Therese
Wellhouse of Grand Lake, Ark.
Mrs, l.. L.. Lusk, after a pleas
ant visit to her niece, Mrs. He'd
dens Montgomery, returned to
her home in Birmingham today.
Miss Susie Ireys, who has been
greatly missed during her last
school term, is now at home. to
the delight of her numerous
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Yerger en-
tertained, for a few days this week,
Mr.. DAN Scott, of Friars Point,
and HIS lovely daughter, Miss
Charli1le.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Campbell
are enjoying the honor and priv
lege ofa visit from Mr.. Campbell's
parents, Judge and Mrs. Camp
bell, Of Jackson.
Mrs. Willie Smithson, called {
home on account of the illness of {
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Ora Q
ham, reached here Monday hight 7
from Henderson, KY. 4
Miss Helen and Mr.. Ferdie i,
Moyse have returned home from !
on the brilliant we'd
ding of their friend Miss Dreyfua,
of Jackson, to Mr.. Moyse Of Sum {
nit. >
Mrs. Henry i. Ireys legion Of
friends miss her presence in our r
city. She is passing the time Of b
Capt. lrey's absence at his post Of t
duty, with her parents in Frank $
fort, Ky. i
Cards for commencement cXer- {
cises at Georgetown (Ky) Col q
Iege have been received by the 7
friends Of the young graduates, e
Messrs, Ray Toombs, Flomnoy Il
and Will Worthington. Il
Mrs. Lydia Johnson and daugh- !,
.er, Miss Linnie, of Chicot county, ),
Ark, who have been visiting Mrs, l.
G. H. Startling, have gone to Lin !
len, on lake Washington, to visit $,
Mr., and Mrs. |. M. Worthington. Il
Mrs. Jacob Shall Yerger was a
river passenger a few days since, :
bound for St, Louis, where she Il
will visit the family of her sister, p
Mrs. King. Her friends hope her l
shattered health may be restored D.
Mr.. Henry X. Fisher, who has
made so many friends during his p
soiourn here, left yester- O
lay to pass the dull months il
Memphis, returning, we hope, at
he opening Of the cotton season. :.
There is much co ,..cern felt by =
ne 4Fieh" j. Mr. John B. Thomp- Il
on, of Leland, over his critical # #
Illness. He is at Castallian and -
Judge j. H. Wynn has joined him (
here. Tidings of his health are :
.nxiously awaited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw returned
o their home in Providence, K. l., d
.fter few months spent in our +
,itv. Their new-made southern Il
friends hope the coming of another |
cotton season will bring them to \
Ireenville again. 5.
Mrs. B. G.. Humphreys and lit u
lie son and daughter, are on a :
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs 9
Yerger, for a few weeks, after y
which time they hope to rejoin y
Lieutenant'H Humphreys, should his !
command be located at an accessl-
Ole point. /