The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-29

= @''2 ~ the guest OF his brother, n
1 A. T. Torian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamb a
! enjoying visit from their dauo
. ter and lovely little grand-daugR
en-, Mrs. Percy Hilzim and StelI
Mrs. Mary James, of Lexingto
KY, and Miss Grace James,
Louisville, are the guests of Mr.
Z. A. Winter and Miss Blossie,
their lovely home on Percy stree
Mrs. Joe HARRISON and hanc
some little son, Victor, have r.
turned from delightful visit t
Little Rock.
Miss Nora Levy, an attractiv
young lady from Chicago, arrive,
in the city several days ago for
visit to her aunt, Mrs. S. Pc PIPER
man.
Miss Bessie Erwin, whose pres
ence is always a pleasure to heJ
many friends and admirers here
came up last week to attend the
Assembly Ball, and was the guest
of Miss lnnis Startling.
Miss Fannie Yorger left Mon.
day for visit to her sister, Mrs.
3. q. Humphreys at Greenwood
Miss Fannie is a bright, attractive
bud and is very popular in that
city with the younger members of
'aty.
socleqs Annie Odeneal and Leila
Misstly who for several weeks
NJ. PrgoSd our society with their
have gracG'esence, have departed
charming pl es, leaving tender
for their honlHeir visit behind.
recollections of tt. m an everlast |
and taking with tliar fascinating
ing impression of DEely young
little city. Their 4 Campbell, I
hostess, Miss Eugeniaas gone to
has departed also. She / ofiiciate
Aberdeen, where she is |, ting OF
as bridesmaid at the wee Mold
her cousin. The bright hous ost
recently so gay now seems all
desolate.
Miss Florence Wilbourn, e.
lovely young ncice of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Scruggs, has returned
to the city to resume her studies.
md is warmly welcomed by her
friends and school-mates.
Cards are on, # fo ygJSe.et t72c and l.et'
% given this wevn1 " Mrs S. W.
]. Yerger,
Mrs, George Wheatley has sent
nut invitations for a reception to
,e given at her handsome home
m Wednesday, Feb. ., from 4 to
to meet Miss Stewart, the
,uest Of Miss Jennie Yerger.
Cards have been sent out by |
Hiss George HARRISON for pro-
ressive six-hand euchre party.
iven to the Wednesday Club, and
heir friends on Tuesday, Feb. 1.
tuesday night a merry crowd
ssembled at the hall of the Y. NJ.
[. A. The occasion was a stag
upper given by Mr.. Albert
layor to celebrate his twenty
rst birthday. The day of oil days
u then he feels he is truly a man!
n elegant banquet was served
I'd Mr., Joe Weinberg was asked
give the opening toast. Mr..
ldore Scott, in the name of the .
,sembled company, presented :,
+. Mayor with a handsome locket !
hich was accepted with q few /;
'aceful words of thanks. About :
irty-fve young men were pres !
t and the evening passed away
lly too rapidly, but is one long {
be remembered. The TINES >
shes for the young host many :
ppy returns of the day. :
The present condition of Mrs. /
A. Green seems very favorable. v
lis news is truly gratifying to =
r many friends, for her illness |,
S been greatly deplored. In
l.
The second musical followed by b
lance was given at the swell 3
artments of 7. NJ, II A., on y
nday evening last, A delight /,
program was given in which d
ne Of our best local talent was q
played. The affair was most I
Ioyable one, thoroughly appre- a
tea Try all present,
The death of bright beautiful y,
-le Joanns Lee has cast q shadow =, =
depression over her young -
ends and school-mates, The y,
Inifestations Of sympathy exz y y
essed by her play-mates, mere - :,
Ildren, was touching and beauti-
|, It's truly said 'Hod gathers II
this fairest flowers. IS The -
artfelt sympathy of the COM
nifty is extended the grief NJ
icken parents in this, their first
9at sorrow.
Miss Kate lreys was the charm 81
7 hostess of the Wednesday q
lb on Wednesday afternoon, al V
luncheon. The table CIV
S Respondent with cut glass cu
4 silver; in the centre was OF
wi of exquisite cut flowers, and pl
, dainty and tempting refresh Sc
nts were all that could be desir- W
4 number of fair visitors sr