The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
Society and Personal Notes.

Orleans. This is Miss Hart's first
visit to our little city, but we feel
sure, so pleasant will her stay be
that when she returns to her home
she will often recall it.
Mrs. Edmund Taylor is enjoy
ing visit from her mother, Mrs.
johnson, of Memphis.
Miss Annie Elise Stone is expec
ted home in few days. This
announcement will be gratifying
news to many here for Miss Stone
is lovely girl and very popular
in this city. She is now in St.
Louis visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Lucas formerly Miss Prue Hunt
Capt. Hunts family will in a
few days take possion of their pref
ty home in the Park.
Miss Bette Yerger has returned
from delightful visitto Miss Bessie
Erwin ather country home. Nlisa
Erwin and her handsome guest,
Miss Brockett, are expected i'll the
city soon to visit Miss Verge.
They are charming girls and We
know their stay will be made
pleasant.
Santinelli, the famous hypnotst
has returned to our city. HIS
performances ut the opera house
are we'll attended. He also haa
given several private performan-
ces. Tuesday afternoon he wa
invited to meet party OF ladies'
and gentlemen at the residence Of
Capt. Frank Anderson. Some
very wonderful things were ac-
complished and the afternoon wa,
\ delightful success.
Mr.. VIII Catchings was taken
to his home in Canton on Thurs,
day, accompanied by Mr.. and
Miss Catchings, His illness has
been a source of genuine regret to
his many friends here who earnest
ly trust he will recover and return
once more to Greenville,
Mr.. George Smith returned
from Oxford this week, and his
friends are delighted to welcome
hlm after his absence OF several
months at college.
Miss Fannie Montgomery =
many friends and admirers en-
joyed her visit to the city this
week.
Mrs. Clack is expected home
Sunday from Birmingham, where
she has been for several months,
She has fully recovered from her
critical illness.
Miss Ruth Gary returned Mon,
day from Iuka, where she had
been attending Normal School
She was gwen glad welcome
Mrs. Geo. B. Alexander has
been a victim of grippe TINS
week. Her friends hope to see
her out soon.
Mr.. Gerard Brandon, who was
called to Natchez last week, has
| returned accompanied by Mrs,
Brandon. Mrs, w, H. Mont
gomery is still there
Messrs. Ward Erwin and Ira
McGehee, of Erwin, were ming
ling with their GreenVille friends
Tuesday.
Mr.. George b. Alexander made
a short business trip last week to
Now Orleans.
Bright manly little Allen Ar
mold (known by his friends as
"Beppo'1 was confined to his house
by fever, is out again.
Mr.. Emmett Smythe, who has
been in Memphis since Fall, pur-
suing his medical studies, has re-
| turned and his presence gives gen
uine pleasure to his many friends
here. We understand he wall
soon be a full fedged young NJ D.
Mr.. M. Sontheimer, always
welcome, was in the city several
days this week.
DR.. Owen Stone, of Elizabeth,
spent Tuesday in the city.
vary nrettv little wedding
occurred at Lake Village, Ark,
Thursday noon. The contracting
parties being Mr.. Miller Todd,
who is at present employed by the
Government and stationed at the
Greenville Fleet. The bride,
: Miss Sue Carlton, of Chicot Coun-
ty Arkansas, is well and fa-
y,2orably Known in our city. Mrs
Todd, mother of the groom, who
, had been spending few days here
! with her sister, Mrs. Louis Wilzin,
accompanied by Mrs. Hilzim, Mr.
Guy M. Hilzim and Miss EtiC
Lewis, vent over Wednesday anG
returned Thursday evening witt
the bridal party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd will be at home to then
friends at the residence of Mrs
Hilzim. The TINES extends
hearty congratulations and bes
wishes to the young couple
Sympathy heartfelt and true i
extended the family of Mr.. Nathal
Wilzin, whose sad death oeGurre'
Tuesday about 3 q. m. his re
mains were taken to New 1orI