The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-11-19
SOCIETY AND Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker, are
now pleasantly located at Mrs.
Nuggets,
Miss lnnis Startling spent a few
days last week with Miss Mary
Trigg at Benoit.
Mrs. j. j. Richards and Mrs,
Magruder, of Hollondale, spent
Tuesday in the city,
Mrs. w, II. Buchanan Is ENJOY
ing visit from her mother, Mrs.
Iillotson, of Learned.
Mrs. f, S. Aldridge and Mrs.
A. q. Paxton, Of Arcola, spent
Tuesday in Greenyille.
Miss Ruth Primrose spent the
week with Miss Fannie Mont
gomery at Winterville.
Miss Maud Bryan is welcome
visitor this week at the home of
Miss Carrie Belle Negus.
Mrs. Ring and children, of Shaw,
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. John
Sager have returned home.
Miss Nal Scott and her guest,
Miss Lorp, of Chattanooga, are
visiting Miss Jennie Yerger.
Misses Sarah Walker and Helen
Finley, are at home again to the
of their many friends.
Mrs. L. X. Workman and chill
dren have returned from an eX-
tended visit to relatives in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Sam Hirsch and Miss
Stella Hirsch, have returned to
after pleasant visit to
our city.
Mrs. p. G. Sterling, of Leland
was q welcome visitor this week.
While here she was guest Of Mrs,
Sallie Shields.
Mrs. J. D. Smith and Miss
Mabelle Smith went to lndianola
1huraday to attend the marriage
of their friend, Miss EsisQns
Mai. and Mrs. James +. Negus
left this week for New Jersey to
visit their son, Mr.. Will lngle
Negus, who is d student at Prince
ton.
Miss Alice Nelson formerly q
resident of our city, now OF Texas,
arrived this week and will spend
some time with her sister, Mrs n.
G, Skinner,
Mrs. Leroy Percy, Mrs. II. 7,
Hawkins and Mrs. Alfred Stone,
and Mrs. Edward Holland have
returned from Il short visit to
Memphis.
Mr., John Havemeyer and Miss
HayemeYep, of New York, spent
the week in our city. Miss H2ye-
never was entertained by Miss
Narcisse johnson.
Miss Ellie Floweree, of NlckS-
burg, who was to have frightened
our social circle this week as
quest of Miss Susie McCutchen1,
Is quite sick, so her visit is post
poned Indefinitely.
Mrs, Henry I. Ireys is welconl-
cd home after quite an absence,
She returned Saturday and Will
remain until Capt. lreys leaves
for Columbia, Tenn, where the
Regiment is to be mustered out OF
the United States service.
Mrs. J. S. Borodofsky, Of Ar
cola. made a short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, GenSoerger'
last week and was given a cordial
welcome by her many friends
upon this, her first visit home
since she left it as a bride re"
short weeks ago.
Mr.. Shepherd, of WoodylIle,
arrived this week for a visit to
Mrs, Nelson. Mrs. Kemper, OF
Vioksburg, known and admired in
Greenville as Miss Margaret Shep-
herd is expected up Sunday on the
Relic of the Bends, and will spend
a few hours IN the city.
Mrs. Malvina Yerger left Tues
dov Tor Columbus, after a long
visit to her son, Mr.. " man
Ye el and sister, Mrs. Valiant
Kris. Yerger. by her sweet, lovely
o IhsT, has e5indeared herself tt
V1 Nv persons in Greenville, who
n npe ever ready ready to give her a warm
welcome.
u;.. Annie Lewenthal, o.
pr p,b is in the city enrou ap
% n,G her home, after a summer sPe pen,
70 nt y ,aeligbtfully in San Franclse'
With Mrs. jack Philips? ss lo''1 Edp;
GoIdstein and Sadie WITT VIII y, 10
main some time longer: 10 the ~
gret Of many who impatient
swat their return
One of the brilliant aflalr So :
the season was the rec elorOoon b
seyed on Wednesday Afternoon nc AFR =
Mrs. George WhsatleHH oo 70 TT III