The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-05
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Society and Personal Notes.


n llCO IL All uuuHuully DtlShJ "lIl'NS
tive girl, and It's little wonder
that Mr.. Bsily, prosperous
young business man, should wish
to claim her as his bride. The
best wishes of her many Green
vile friends are extended the
couple.
Mrs. w. w. Stone, little Annie
and Mrs. Owen Stone have return
ed from Central America, whore
they had been for two months
visiting DR.. and Mrs. E. p.
OdeneaI. They had delightful
visit and both feel greatly bone
fitted by their trip.
Tire friends Of Mr.. Lowry
Lamb are glad to see him out
again after his recent illness.
Mrs. John G. Calhoun, of New
York, Remembered by many here
as Miss Lil1nie Adams) arrived
this week for a visit to her broth
er Mr.. Adams, on Broadway.
| Mrs. Calhoun is a woman of rare
conversational 20 wers and a brd-
liant acquisition to- any society.
She is warmly welcomed by the
many friends here.
There was delightful impromt-'
ue dance given last Sunday night
at the Y. M. III. A., rooms. The
attendance was rather small but a
strongly congenial crowd. The
old saying the more, the merrier
does not always suit the occasion.
They patronized the new Italian
band and were well pleased with
the inspiring music they rendered.
Miss Helen Finlay has returned
from a short visit to friends in
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Helen G. Hopkins and
beautiful little son and Mrs. v.
H. Turner of Hampton, spent
Thursday in the city.
Miss Hattie Kilbourne, OF PLEA
ers Point, came up on the Annie
Laurie Tuesday to bring her love
lly little nieces Dorothy and Claca
day Nelson home. She will re-
main for visit to her sister Mrs,
Minnie Nelson.
Mrs. Scott Winter left Tuesday
for visit to Mr.. Winter at his
levee camp in Bolivar. Mrs,
Winter expects to leave about
Nav LIST for Columbia, Mo-, where
Mr.. Neal Winter is attending col
lege.
Mrs. Chas. Wing spent q few
DAYS this week at Longwood with
her mother Mrs. Julia Lashley.
, Miss Cage, of jackson, who is
here in the interest of "lhe
= / Daughters Of the ConfederacY, !"
and IS guest of her friend Mrs.
, Jack Moore.
Mrs. Trigg is enjoying a visit
from her sister Mrs. Donovan, a
charming and cultured woman
: of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Dono-
van has made occasional visits to
Greenville and always finds host
of friends to welcome her.
: Mrs. Buchanan and Miss Jennie
enjoyed a short visit this week to
Vicksburg and while there took IN
the fair.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Brown have
4 rented Mrs. Shaw's house in the
park and will soon take posses
sion.
Mr.. Will Catohings, to the re-
gret of his many friends, continues
: Mr.. Lyme Hyner came down
Q from the levee camp "Wednesday
n and spent the day with friends
t This is Mr.. Hyner's first visit here
4 for some months, and every one
Y was glad to see him.
Miss Maggie Savage, OF Ne"
!, Orleans, who has d number OF
y friends in our city, is the guest 81
= her friend Mrs. Laura Walker.
The friends of Mr.. H. st. L..
Coppee regret to hear of his recent
illness and wish for him speedy
recovery.
Miss Caroline Sessions, who has
. been attending school at Holly
Springs, returned home this Week.
;, Miss Sessions Is a bright attract e
, qirl and always welcome addition
10 society.
. and Mrs. Grasia Walton la .
. rented Mr5. Aaul-oid's house IL
! the park.
, The critical illness of Mr.. Ma
than Wilzin is deeply deplored by
his many Greenville friends, who
sincerely hope he will recover
= Mr.. L. L. Lusk, of Birmingham,
% s,ent portion of this week II tie
!, city on business.
!. Mrs. A. 7. Torian and little
+ daughter Albert left Tuesday for
visit to relatives in Vicksburg'
Mrs. Lizzie &. Mead, who has
for several weeks been visiting
relatives in Memphis, returned
home this week.