The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-04-16
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Society and Personal Notes.


Miss Louise Wright, of Vicks
burg, is expected the early par
of next week, and will visit Mrs
A. T. Torian. Sho is coming tC
be one of the bridesmaids ut th,
Johnson-Vaughn wedding on Oh,
26th.
Miss Maria Morehead, of In
gleside, near Port Gibson, is The
admired guest of Miss Susie Me.
) Cutchen.
The friends of DIR. Lewis regret
to hear he is confined to his house
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Bourges is quite sick at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Leroy Percy. Her friends trust
she will soon recover.
Aaron Stanton, of Natchez, ar
rived several days ago and will
make Greenyille his home. He is
with his sister, Mrs. VIM. He'd
dens Montgomery. All unite in
bidding him welcome.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lawrence. of More
head, spent last week in the city,
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Smith. Mrs. Lawrence came in
for the Easter services, returning
home in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. of
Bolivar, spent Easter in the city,
guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. A.
Shackleford.
Mrs. Bob Mathew and beautiful
baby, of Bolivar, are visiting Mrs.
j. A. Shackelford. Mrs. Mathews
will be remembered as Miss Alice
Askew, sister of Mrs. Shackeford,
and her many friends are delight
ed to see her.
The friends of Mrs. w. w.
Stone regret to hear of her illness
and trust she will speedily recover.
Mr.. Maury Yerger has accept
ed = position at the levee camp,
just below town and is greatly
missed by his friends.
Mrs. Greenway Smith returned |
Wednesday from short visit to
Mr.. Smith at the camp in Bolivar.
Mrs. Sadie Ferguson and Mrs.
John A. Metcalfe, came in Thurs
day to attend the Sans Souci which
was entertained by Mrs. Wallace
Arnold. Mrs. Metcalfc was the
lucky winner of one of the hand
some prizes.
Miss Daisy Joe Bryan, of Lake
Washington, is one Of our love
lest visitors this week. She is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. New
man Winter.
The friends of Mrs. J. Shall
Yerger regret to hear she is con
fined to her house by Illness.
The engagement has been an
of Mr.. T. G. Wood, Of
saltwater, to Miss Annie Turner,
Of Avon. The contracting parties
are well known here, and their
marriage will be of interest to their
Greenville friends.
Mrs. Eugene w. Miller and
Miss Mary Hood are visiting Mrs.
g. N, Thomas, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hexter and
Miss Stella, were ac- l
as far as Leland last
sunday night by Misses Edna
5oldstein, Sadie Witt, Helen {
Noyse, and Messrs, NJ, A, Berg {
nan, Clarence Witt and Ferdie ,
doyse. A fare well supper was
endered Miss Stella at Leland by c
Iessrs. Sam and Joe Jacobs. ,
Genuine regret is felt over the de- c
,arture of this charming family, S
nd Miss Stella's place can never
70 filled, and she can always feel V
ure of warm welcome whenever /
he fayors Greenyllle with a visit. a
Miss Murdoch, who has been a e
Missionary in China for several {
ears, spent several days this h
Teek in Greenville, en- route to
er home in Kansas City, Mo-, il
:uest Of her cousin, Capt, Frank L
Andel son, Miss Murdock is n
right, fluent conversationalist, 7
nd those who were fortunate t.
nough to meet her were charmed \
i'll III her descriptions Of mission Q
ry life,
DR.. Howard I. Stewart left 9
saturday for Montgomery, Ala, 1t
where he was on the evening OF
he 18th, united to Miss Martha 2
Ray, Immediately after the cere- u
nony the happy young couple left
or an extended bridal trip md !
viii be sat home" to their Green b
lille friends after the goth, at the
esidence of Mrs. Harvey. G
The many friends of MIR; Dan I
lead are greatly concerned over t
lis serious illness. =
The friends of Mrs. Rice, a .
ormer resident Of Greenyllle' :
we're delighted to see her last q
week. She visited Mrs. Hilzlm
md Mrs. Lewis.
Mr.. A. Robertson, of Liverpool !
England, arrived Wednesday and |
viii remain in the city until the