The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-11-12
SOCIETY," AND PERSONAL.

Carrolltol, spent Sunday in ii
city. d
Mr.. HorEe Sessions is warml
welcomed ,ck to the city after
long absen 9.
Miss InSis Starting is at hon
again afteF a pleasant visit to Mil
Bessie E3yin.
Mr.. GIG. Gillespie, of Greer
wood, spent Sunday in our city
guest Of friends.
Miss irene Maxey, of Brandon
was in he city last week guest q
Mrs. j NJ. Jayne.
Mrs Prince and Miss Bessi
Mai Prince were welcome visitor
to the CITY this week,
Miss Helen Finley is now visit
ing Miss Ruth Benoit in Memphis
and j. much admired,
Miss Bette Yerger fingers in
Rosedale, whore she is the recip-
lent Of lnueh attention,
Capt. Arthur Hider and Mis-
Louise iIiaer left this week for
a visit to Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. W w. Worthington and
Miss Edna of Nayside, spent san Sun
day ard Monday Ia no CITY.
The many friends of Mr.. j.
Shsll Yerger regret to hear he has
been seriously i'll the past week.
Miss sallie Morgan Yerger, Of
Greenwood, was in the city last
week, guest Of Mrs. s, II. Dunn,
Mr.. Charlie Elliott, of Meyers,
vile, was a recent visitor to the
city, guest of his cousin, Mrs. T.
b. Shaw.
Cards are out for the reception
in honor Of Mrs, 7. H. Hood, by
Mrs, Geo. Wbeatley on Wcdnes-
the 10th.
Mr.. j. NJ. Montgomery, whose
sem-annual visits are always en-
joyed by his GreenviIle friends. is
in the city.
Miss Lizzie Piseros has accepted
a position with Weiss, Struss 6
Co., where she will be glad to
welcome her friends.
Miss Florence, one Of the love
lest representatives Of Nicksburg
society, will visit Miss Susie Nc
Cutohen next week.
Mr.. B. B. Payne, of Wmta..
vile, spent Tuesday evening in
city en- route 70 Memphis on Il !
short business trip.
The friends of Miss Mollie Inge
will be glad TO know she will re |
urn soon to Grcenville, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs, Harrison, who has been |
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fort. |
eft last week for Meridian where
,he will spend the winter.
Mrs. Prucilla Metcalfe's friends
we're glad to welcome her after
absence. She Was s re-
cent guest of her daughter, Mrs.
?. L. NJ. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Humph-
'eys and attractive children, VIII |
md Mildred, of Greenwood, ar
lived Sunday for a visit to Mr..
md Mrs, William Yerger,
Miss Mary Smith, one of our
landsomest girls, left last week
or Washington City, where she
will spend the winter winter her
sister, Mrs, Geo. Smithdeal.
1t will be Of interest to the
friends of Miss freely Poole of |
Natchez, who was so much adj
nired as guest two years ago of |
Miss Lena Holmes, to know she |
las recovered FROM q recent ser
Gus attack of yellow fever.
Mrs, E. p. Odeneal of Gusta-
nala, spent a few days this week |
n the city with her parents, Capt. |
md Mrs. w. w. Stone. Mrs.
)deneal, who, as Miss Annie |
Stone, has many friends in Green
lille, where her visits give genuine
pleasure.
1t is whispered that 3 quartette
of some OF the most
gifted singers in the city, ladies
md gentlemen, have been for some
weeks practicing, and promise
soon to give a recital of high class
music for the pleasure OF their
friends.
Miss Stella Hart after long |
yisit to her mother, Mrs. Quincy
Ewing, returned last week to her
lome in New Orleans. Miss Hart
made many friends by her bright
manner, who will ever
extend to her cordial welcome to |
our city.
The Wednesday Club, whose
many entertainments of last winter
ire SO pleasantly remembered BY
our society young people, has
changed its name to "Qui Vlve'
The first of the season to be en-
-4:all NI;ss Iannie Yerper |