The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-15

turned from their visit to South
Carolina and will remain in ouI
city for several weeks.
Miss Mamie Head, one of oul
handsomest girls, has returned
from delightful visit to Mem
phis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Henshaw
have returned and will be at home
to their friends at Mrs. S. K.
Geise's home where they are
pleasantly located.
Mrs. Lee Hexter and lovely
daughter, Miss Stella, left We'd
nesday for a visit to Mrs. Moyse
formerly Miss Bell Hexter) at
Summit. We predict for Miss
Stella a charming visit, but her
absence will be keenly felt for she
Is one of the most admired girls in
the Jewish circle.
Mr.. Henry Posy who has been
for year in Greenyille as assis-
tant operator at the Western I'm
ion, left Monday for more luc-
rative position in Yazoo City.
His friends here will miss him
greatly, but cannot be selfish
enough to wish him back.
Misses Mary and Hattie Dulaney
left Wednesday for Rosedale, %
attend the celebration of their
| grandparents golden wedding,
Judge and Mrs f. A. Montgom-
cry. The Misses Dulaney are
| greatly admired in our city and
we'll deserve it for they are pretty
and attractive girls.
Col. Green Clay was q nr roo;nii-
nent visitor visitor III ureenville this
week,
Miss Pet jackson, of Lake
Providence, is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Steve Archer, Jr.
Miss Pet is a petite and pictures
que debutante and can always feel
assured Of a warm welcome here.
She was formerly ono Of 'Qur
home girls: =
Hon, James Il. Yerger, Mrs.
Yerger and interesting children
are in Jackson on a visit.
Mesdames w. w. and Owen
| Stone and little Aimea left TuaS-
day for New Orleans, and from
there will take passage on asteam-
Ell bound for Central America.
They are gong to visit Dir. aud
Mrs. E. P. Odenesl who reside
near Porto Barios. We wish for
them safe voyage and a pleasant
and beneficial trip.
Mrs. Meyer, of Bolivar County,
spent last week in our city, guest
of her friend Mrs, Frank Ander-
son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins and fam
lily, of Bolivar County, have de-
cided to locate in Greenville.
Mrs. Virgins will be remembered
here, by many, as Miss Nellie
Grey. We welcome them as resi-
dents.
The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Nal Yerger, of |
jackson, to Mr.. Alexander, of |
New Orleans. The wedding to
take place on the Dist, inst. Miss |
Yerger has q number of relatives |
besides many admiring friends
here who join in best wishes and
hearty congratulations for the
young couple,
Miss Lula Boyd, one of the
prettiest and most admired debut
ante's, of Greenwood, is here visit
ing at the home of Mr., and D. G.
Montgomery.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Brashaer,
Of Winterville, came in to attend
the reception given last Monday
night by DR.. and Mrs. ID. G.
Montgomery.
An elegant dining was given last
week by Mr.. E. N. Thomas to a
few of his most intimate friends.
The table was beautifully decorated
covers were laid for ten. A num-
Der of delicious courses were sery-
ed and the conversation was spark
ling with wit. Mr., Thomas with
his usual courtly manner made an
ideal host. The guests present
were Capt. w. E. Hunt, Messrs.
Joshua Skinner, Van. B. Boddie,
H. p. Hawkins, A. Lewenthal,
Thomas Hood, 4. Il. Bass, Leroy
Percy, ID. f. Hunt and the host,
Mr.. Z. N. Thomas,
The Misses Fletcher entertained /
the card club on Sunday last most
delightfully."-. The pretty prizes
were eagerly played for, Misses
Edna Goldstein and Florence
mayor tied for the progressive
prize, Miss Goldstein was the
fortunate winner. The gentlemen
who tied for the progressive were
Messrs. Henry Schall and Saul
Landau. MI. Schall won and
gracefully presented it to the fair
guest of honor, Miss Harris.
Mrs. Nelson is efi0yinr visit 7,