The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-12-24
SOCIETY AND Personal.

Grccpvi'le during Christmas weol
at orloycly country home, Erwin
MIR. Is. G, Humphreys reachc,
GreenvilIe Thursday from Colun
bia. Tom, ana viii be the cues
during Che Christmas holidays o.
Hon. Nn Yerger.
Mrs. Urquharts friends arc
glad to know she has recovered
from her recent spell ofilInnss,
Mr.. Robert Wynn reached home
Friday night from Chicago where
he has been attending college.
Ho will remain for the Christina,
holidays.
Miss Bertha Watt, of Canton
is a welcome visitor at the home
of her sister, Mrs. James Dancy.
Three of Vicksburg's prettiest
girls have frightened our social
world thisweek. They are Misses
Rosa Blanche and Gertie Herman,
guesta of Mrs. viii Isenberg.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis has returned
from Chicago, where she spent
several months and for the pres
ent is with her sister, Mrs. Philip
HilZim. Miss Efio is guest Of
Mrs. W, W. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ireys, who
made many friends in Greenqille
during their visit to Mr., Henry
I. Ireys, returned last week to
their home, Providence, X. |.
Mrs Lou Prince and daughter
Miss Bessie Mae Prince, of Lake
W ashington, were guests in the
city this week,
Mira Helen G.. Hopkins and
little son Archie, OF Erwin Station,
were in the city on Saturday last.
Rev, Charles Morris, former
rector of Trinity Church, Natchcz,
spent Tuesday in our city,
Mr. and Mrs. j, Shall Ycrger,
Mr.. W, &. Yerger, Jr,, and Miss
Bette Yerger, have taken posses
sion of their pretty little new home
on Walnut Street.
Mrs. I. L. Mount, Of Texas,
with her little son, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Leroy Percy, and her
Capt. and Mrs, +. Bourgcs
Now that The Christmas holi-
days are here, many of our bright
boys and girls who are attending
various colleges, are returning
home. MontroSo GoIdsteip and
Herman Blum reachod home
Tuesday from sowaneo,
Mrs. Buckley aud dauSnt~~
s1t:' way ~sy, of jackson,
arrived Monday and will spend
the winter with Mrs. A. II. Lon
gino on Theobald Ave. Thi5s viii
be pleasant news to the friends Of
Miss Buckley, who is quite IA
vorite in Groenville.
Masters Claude johnson, Chap
Skinner and Grant Alexander re-
turned Thursday from Holly
Springs, where they had been for
several months attending st. Thorn
as Hall. The friends of these
bright handsome boys are delight
ed to welcome them.
Tho soldier boys are coming
home, and will probably all spend
Christmas among their families
and friends. The pleasure OF their
return has long been looked for
ward to, and will make Christmas
bright for many q mother, sister
and sweetheart.
Miss Edna Goldstein is receiy-
ing cordial Welcome from her
many friends and admirers who
have missed her bright presence
for months. She returned Thurs
day from San Francisco, Cal,
whore she visited Mrs. Jack
Philips, formally Miss Lula Witt,
Of our city,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. &. Marshall
handsomely at a pro
gresslve euchro on Sunday even
inglast, in honor of Miss Mans
berg, of Galveston, Texas. The
pretty prizes were won by Misses
Rosa and Blanche Herman, and
Messrs. Joe Weinberg and Henry
Schall. A bevy Of charming visit
ing girls made the occasion par
ticularly pleasant
The death of Mrs. Margaret
on Thursday morning
was universally regretted. She
had lived in Greenvillo for num-
Der of years and won the love and
esteem of all with whom she had
come in contact. A good noble
woman, she will be sadly missed. |
To the sorrowing relatives tender
est sympathy is extended,
The Second Mississippi Regl
ment has at last been mustered out
Of the UnitedStates service. Quite
| number of the boys reached
home Thursday afternoon. Others
stopped in Memphis, but all are
expected back for Christmas. 1t !
seems natural indeed to see and
greet tho we'll known faces which F.