The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-11-05
SOCIETY AND Personal.

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Mr.. Eugene Richards spent
Wednesday and Thursday with
Greenyille friends.
Miss Virginia Phelps has re
turned from Kentucky, where she
spent Il pleasant summer
DIR. j. l.. Young and lovely
daughter, are welcomed home
after summers absence.
Mr.. VIII. MelIor spent Sun
day last in Greenwood, guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Miss Jennie Buchanan spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs, Frank McCleish at
Avon.
Miss Matte Aiken returned
last week after a summers alb
senee, spent with relatives in Nir-
ginia.
Miss Ella Jayne, of our bright
est and prettiest girls, will leave
in few days for New Orleans to
enter Sophie Neweomb College
The Whist club will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs George
Wheatley this Saturday evening
at eight O'Clock.
Mr.. Guy Aliens friends are
clad to welcome him. He has ac-
cepte3 . position with the Fleet
and will spend the winter IN our
city.
Mrs. Belle Carson, to the delight
of her many Greenville friends and
relatives, has returned home after
several months absence.
Miss Medora Aiken will he
greatly missed 10y her GreenyiIle
friends this winter. She has gone
to Nashville to attend Normal
School.
The friends Of Mr.. Arthur
LyeIl regret to hear of his illness
of typhoid fever, and hope his
condition will soon be more Ia
yorable.
The engagement will soon be
announced of a prominent young
engineer connected with the Fleet,
to society girl of Arkansas
Mrs. Miller Todd enioyed ayisit
last week from two charming
Young ladies'. Misses Carlton and
Bagby of Lake Village, Ark
Mrs. W. W, Tillotson and
charming neice, Miss Lee Randall,
have returned from short visit
to relatives at Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Clifton and
interesting little family, returned
home last week from Cincinnati
where they have been for several
months.
Mr.. Tom stinson of Beulah was
a visitor to the city this week,
drawn here by the attractions OF
one of our pretty girls.
Mrs. Gerard Brandon and Mrs.
". Il Montgomery who have
been for several months visiting
tbeir mother, Mrs, Stanton near
Natchez, have returned homo
Society has quite an acquisition
this winter in Mr., Russell, OF
Columbia. Missouri, who arrived
Monday to accept a professor
ship in the High School.
Mrs, John Archer, who
has not been to GreenviIle for
many years, is a welcome visitor;
They arrived last week and will
spend part of the winter with rel
atives in the city.
Miss Maude Bryan passed
through the city this week enroute
70 her home on Lake Washington
So y, most delightful and bene'
fcial summer spent in the noun
tains of North Carolina
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Jayne, JF.I OK
Meets to leave in a few for Colum
bia. Tenn. to join Adiutant Jayne
mrs. Jayne, by her charming per
sanality and sweet winsome man
ner has made many friends il
IGreenville where she will eve
find a cordial welcome.
Holly Springs will claim !; fo
this winter five of Greenvilie
brightest and most promisln
Young YOU boys, Grant Alexander "a
John Finlay, Chap Skinner, CIaud
Johnson and Neville Helm WI
left Sunday to enter st. lhonla
Hall, where they will devote
season to hard study and Will, "
! feel sure, distinguish themselVt
when they enter college
Mrs. A. IL. Longino and bea'
,, tiful children returned this wee
from Missouri, where they hay
been for several months. She WI
accompanied by her mother, Mr. Mr.
Buckley and sisters, Miss va
i. Buckley and Mrs Swearln &gf;
pleasantly remembered as MI
; Annie Buckley, who will rema
in ni the city for short time. The
are at the Griffin residence