The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-25
Personal AND SOCIAL.

week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenway SmitI
left Friday for d short visit t.
Memphis,
Mrs. j, B. Watt and neice, littIC
Miss Montgomery, are visiting
relatives in Jamestown.
Mrs. John Bell and Miss Len,
Holmes have returned from a visit
to Jackson and Bolton,
Miss Rebecca Oliver, of Jack
son, Tenn, is the admired guest
of Miss Eleanor Mclean.
The friends of Mrs. Geo. Will
helm are glad to hear she is con,
valescent, after her serious illness.
DR.. and Mrs. John Primrose are
expecting a visit from their son,
Mr.. James Primrose, Of st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Wilson
expect to leave in a few days fol
a long visit to their former home.
Canton.
Mr.. Wilt Kretchmar's friends
are glad to have him once more
with them, after a year spent at
the State University.
Mrs. Sallie w. Lyell went tC
jackson on Saturday last to sec
her son, Arthur, before his de,
parture for Jacksonville with the
second Regiment.
Miss Blanche Folkes, one OF
Jackson's handsomest girls, is the
guest of Mrs. John Bell, She will
visit her aunt, Mrs. Philip Hilzim,
before returning home.
Mrs. Matt johnson and Miss
Willie, of New Orleans, are re.
ceiying hearty welcome from
their Greenyille friends. They
are guests of the Misses Johnson
Miss Everman entertained in.
formally at cards Wednesday
morning, in honor of Mrs. Phelps
guests, Miss Carson, of Natchez
and Miss Thompson, of Louis
vile.
Miss Rosa Harris, of Winona
remembered as Il charming guest
of the Misses Fletcher, last win.
ter, is again in the city, and was
one of the attendants at the Cohn'
Fletcher wedding.
VIII Kobertshaw's many friends
enjoyed his short visit last week,
and much regret was expressed
when he had to depart, The hand,
some sergeant presented a fine sol,
dierIy appearance.
Mr.. Tom Trigg, who left re
Gently for Virginia, has already
been benefited by the change Of
climate. His sister, Miss Mary.
expects to Join him soon, to spend
the remainder Of the summer,
Mrs. Cr}ttepden and Miss Ros(
Crittenden, of Frankfort, KY, ar
rived Wednesday for visit to .
B. and Henry Crittenden and Mrs
w. +. Hunt. These ladies have
many friends in Greenyille who
are ever ready to welcome them.
Miss Carrie Beverly Hart, aftel
a most enjoyable visit to her moth
er. Mrs. Quincy Ewing, left last
Tuesday for her home in New Or
leans. Miss Hart is bright, at
tractive girl, who won many warn
friends during her stay IN Green
Wills,
It was a keen disappointment tt
MIR. Maurice Bergman when 9'
found his regiment WYNN
be sent off before the 18th. Ihl
will necessitate his absence at hi
sisters wedding. The groom-elect
Mr., Fass. has Just returned from
a visit to relatives in Brookhaven
Mrs, Mildred Humphreys, o
Greenwood, accompanied by he
granddaughter, Miss SalIe Barne
Hnmnhreys, made a short yisi
this week to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Yerger. Miss Humphreys was tn
fortunate young lady who had tn
honor to present the flag to tn
"Ben Humphreys Rifles,
Ouite a Jolly crowd came up o
the Belle of the Bends, on ounda
last. Among them were the prett
Misses Calm. of Grand Lake, Ark.
and their brother, Mr.. Udye Cahr
VIII, was one of the handsome Al
PENDANTS at the Cohn-F Fletcher wee
ding, Wednesday. They are guess
of their sister, Mrs. doc WI
czinski,
Mrs. Lou Prince returned las
week from Louisville, Ky, a,
oompanied by her lovely dagghtel
Miss Bessie Mae, who had bee
attending school in that city
Later they, with Mr. Kobe
Prince. went to jackson to pay
farewell visit to Mr.. James Prime
before his departure, with tt
Second Regiment.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis, with her a
tractive daughter, Miss Ellie, lie
Tuesday to spend the summer WI
Mrs. Houstop Wood, former
: Miss Eugehia Lewis, near Fran
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