The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-10-22
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

host of friends.
The friends Of Miss Laura Star
ling, regret to learn she has beer
quite sick for two weeks at the
home of Mr.. Lyme Starring.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Turner, OF
Huntington, spent Tuesday in the
city, guests of Mrs. Tom Man.
CHAM, on Poplar Street.
Nh. George Hunt delighted his
frsends by spending Sunday in the
city. He returned to his work at
Gaines Landing that evening.
Mrs. Helen &. Hopkins and
handsome little Archie, of Gwin,
spent Saturday in the city with
friends.
Miss Lizzie Colman and daugh-
tiers, Misses Julia and Gay, NOV
ed Monday to their new home on
North Broadway. Miss Gays
friends are PLAID to know she is
improving.
Greenville friends were delight
ed to welcome Mrs. Julius Lesser.
formally Miss Sara Fletcher, who
spent several days this week in
the city.
Mr.. B. Johnsons legion of
friends were surprised and de-
lighted to see him Saturday. Much
to their regret, however, he re-
turned to his levee camp Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Charles Halter has moved
his family temporarily into the
Kretchmar residence, corner of
Main and Poplar streets.
The many friends of Mr.. Jas.
Prince learn with regret of his
serious illness of typhoid fever, at
his home on Lake jackson, and
many sincere wishes are expressed
for his early and complete recoy-
cry,
Mrs. j. II. Wynn, Mr.. Robert
Wynn and Matsie, Billie, and
Thad returned Monday after
long absence, spent most delight
fully in the North. The absence
of this popular family is always
felt. and their return was hailed
with delight.
Mrs. John A. Metcalfe gladden.
ed her friends by spending We'd
nesday in the city. Her first visit
since her return from Virginia.
Mr.. George Hunt returned the
latter part of the week to accept a
position with the Delta Grocery |
Co.
Miss Sadie WiIcMnski, one of |
our most admired girls, returned
home Friday from a long visit to
relatives at Grand Lake, Ark.
Mr.. VIII Myers, of Bolivar, al
ways a welcome visitor, came
down Thursday to attend the ball.
Miss Charline Scott, of Frlars
Point, spent several days this week
with Miss Jennie Yerger Miss
Scott was considered one of the
most beautiful girls at the ball and
was warmly welcomed after her
long absence.
The friends of Mr. Joseph Uhl
are glad to know he has recovered
from his recent serious illness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Moore, of
Memphis, after a pleasant little
visit to the city, have returned
home.
Mr.. Sam Isenberg, of St. Louis,
l former Greenville boy, is wei
coined home on a visit, after
ong absence.
Mrs. Will Bell and children re-
turned this week from Kentucky
where they spent the summer.
they will occupy the Shelby resi-
lence on Toplar street.
Mrs. G.. w. Turner and daugh-
.er, Mrs. L. q. Wood, were in
he city Wednesday.
The Cooking Club" organized
asst year by the Rosebuds of
1reenvilIe, held its first meeting
If the season at the home of little
Miss Bette Ireys. A large num-
Der competed for the pretty prize
which was Justly conferred upon
title Miss Sallie Hunt. A merry
evening was spent by these gay
assies.
Mrs. and Miss Bass entertained
handsomely at dinner Wednesday
n honor Of Mr.. T. H. Hood and
lis fair and lovely bride.
Mr.. Will Yerger and sisters,
Misses SUSIE, Margaret and Lucy
moved this week to their pretty
lew cottage home in the Race
Trace Addition. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crank HARRISON will also be with
hem for the winter.
Mr.. Dan Searles, of Vicksburg,
vas in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. r. V. Garner, Auditor for
Hrs. ". w. Gordon of New Or
cans, was in the city Wednesday.