The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-05-14
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Society and Personal Notes.


p I Society and Personal Notes.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Wetherbee er
terlained on Monday at beauti
! tul lawn party in honor or TIN
third anniversary Of dear Iittl
EtheIs birth. II was indeed
pretty picture to see the wee tot
! N gorgeous array lifting abou
the smooth yelyety lawn, som
dancing to the sweet music Of Tho
Italian band, others swinging anC
beng amused in various ways
The only thing TO mar the even
| ING S pleasure was the sudden i'll
ness of the beautiful little hostess
Little Ethel is the pet of the town
and her progress in life will be
| watched by many anxious and low
| mo friends. May she live to celo-
brate many anniversaries is the
wish OF every one,
| Lieutenant David l.. Stone is
almost daily the recipient Of some
social attention. He expects to
be ordered off soon and his friends
lare eager to show him every cour-
tesy, for they indeed feel Justly
proud of Il Greenville boy making
! such Il brilliant mark at West
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Haw-
kins entertained at a swell break
fast Wednesday in his honor and
the same day Mr.. and Mrs. d. f.
Hunt entertained a few young
people at dinner at which he was
the guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Critten-
den entertained at II beautiful tea
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Green on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. d. F. Hunt entertained at
a handsome tea on Saturday last
in honor Of the Postoficc boys
who served under her. A merry
evening was spent. Those pres
ent we're Messrs, Maurice Berg
man, Louis Bergman, Chas, Kelly, |
VIII AIegget, and Abe Yerger and
Miss Lille Bergman.
Mr.. G. Spencer Godfrey, who
by his charming courtly manner
made many friends during his
short stay in Greenyille, depart
ed Tuesday morning for his home
in Liverpool, England. HIS new
made friends wish him bon voyage
and should he ever return to our
city, he will be cordially greeted.
The many friends in our city,
Of the charming sisters Misses
Irene and Kate Williams, of Lake
Washington, smypathize with
them and their parents in the de
struction by fire of their hand
some home home last week. The
loss of their house and its entire
contents is an irreparable one, rs |
hey owned many valuable family
portraits and inherited articles ;
If siIyerware and household furni- '
urc, We understand they are
low occupying as Il temporary
lome, the residence on Chatham
Mrs John A. Metcalfe enter .
aimed her club, the Sans Souci, " y
nd few friends besides, at an "
Iaborate and delicious midday \
mcheon on Thursday The -
uests from GreenvilIe took the I Z
ars for Wilczinski at 1890 and y
there were met by Mes 4
ames Crqurhart Ferguson and :
farley MetcaIfe and Master Robt.
erguson with vehicles, and by
lem conducted to Mrs. John A.
Ietcalfe's pretty plantation home, k
decorated with native D
aims, roses and jasmine, where
10, assisted by Madame NJ. p.
-etcalfe and SMesdames Collins BE-
Id Lyall, received and entertain g
them with royal hospitality. F.
fter the luncheon, progressive Sc
lchre was played and enjoyed al
I all, The lucky winners of the III
Unity cut and Bohemian glass tn
lies were Mesdames Hawkins, q
vail and Hunt.
Mrs. Il. r. WORKMAN, accom- re
MED by her two little children, in
# this week for visit of some KIN
lgth to her old home in Sacra- II
ento, California.
Mrs. G. A. Stewart arrived
lursday from her home in Ala IL
ma and will spend some time 81
th DR.. and Mrs. Howard Stew
One of the fairenst and most
pular visitors ever entertained res
Greenyille society is Miss In
18th Hirsh, of Vicksburg, who KIN
5 been the guest of the Misses f0
,ldstein. A beautiful dancing
was gwen in her 90
nor on the night Of the 18th at I In
rooms of the Y. NJ. II. A., by ~ ~
J young gentlemen of that popu- l 80
organization, which was one 'Tl