The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-12-03
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

sick.
Mr., Udye Calm, of Grand Lake
has been a recent pleasant visitor
to the city,
The friends of Mrs. Bessie Meg
get, regret to hear she has been
quite sick the past week.
Maj. and Mrs. James +. Negus
have returned from visit to New
York and New Jersey,
Mrs. j. j. Richards, of Hollon-
dale, spent several days this week
with Mrs. Robt Campbell.
Mrs. King, OF Bessemer, Ala,
is on q visit to her sisters Mrs. j.
M Jayne and Mrs, George Lamb.
Rlfs. J. j. Borodotsky, of Ar
colg. sp,Ht the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gensberger.
Mrs. Percy Hilaim and beauti-
full little Stella, of Dallas, Texas,
arrived this week for a visit to
Mrs. George Lamb.
Mrs. Shepherd, after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. Nelson, left several
days ago for Vicksburg to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Kemper.
We welcome AZ residence of
GU" city Mrs. West, of Hollondale
who has accepted the position as
Matron at the Kings Daughters
Home.
Miss Jennie Yerger's many adj
mirers regret so much her absence
from the last two dances, caused
by illness. Many wishes are eX-
, pressed for her early recovery.
Mrs. Prudence Hunt Rodman
and beautiful daughter, Miss
Halle Rodman, arrived Tuesday
from kentucky and for the pres
emit are guests of Capt. and Mrs.
w. +. Hunt.
Cards are out for an entertain
ment to he given to the Qui Nlve
Club, by Miss Emma Anderson,
on Wednesday, December 9TH at
3 o'clock. A most charming time
is anticipated by all invited.
Miss Mary Trigg has returned
70 Benoit after spending a few
,Jsvs with her parents, Judge and
MIS-, Tri,ag. Miss Trigg's visits
ara ,lwavs appreciated by her
many friends n Greenvillo'
Mrs. Edward Holland has re-
turned from visit TO New Or1
leans, having gone down 10 aIOeno
the French Opera. The company
is said to include some of the oesU
artists which have appeared u
New Orleans for many years.
Mrs. !. II. Neal and Miss Lizzie
Crayitt, returned this week from
a short visit to Baird. Miss
Gravltt's many friends are de-
lighted to know she was not IN
iured seriously in the wreck as
was first reported, and trust she
will rapidly recover.
In connection with the special
in the interest of Foreign
Missions, to be held at the Baptist
church on Tuesday evening, the
choir have prepared a special pro-
gramme of music, which VIII DC
finely rendered, and will greatly
enhance the interest OF the service
Mr.. j. A. Sanders, of Louis.
vile, Ky, has associated himself IL
with Judge w. R. Trigg, and VII
make his home in Greenville: MI
Sanders is nephew of Mr.. w. W;
Miller, deputy Chancery Clerk OF u
this county, and is a graduate OF
Louisville University.
Rv some mistake, the names
of Miss Susie McCutchen and MI
viii Spann, and Miss Eqgenl'
Campbell and Mr.. Guy Hilzlm,
who were present at the dance last
week were over looked by the
tyno. We publish them this
issue to make amends for the
omission.
There will be double Wedding
in Bolton very soon, which Will
he of interest to many in Green
ville as both brides have visited
here and are much admired. mss
Ada Gaddis and Mr.. }. Jolly OF
Twas. and Miss Eva Gaddis and
Mr.. snowden McGonghey, OF
| Birmingham.
Mrs, WHY'S Everman and Miss
Grace Everman entertained at an
o Nan card party Wednesday
e : fternoon. The beautiful home ne
wa, was nrtistically decorated wltl t
Vans mdT % and various potted plants
The came was progressive eucnr'
I Lns 1 E q close and spirited con
goi1o ing ladies: Mrs. Nance
! f Frst progressive, Mrs. Chas, r. +
johnson, second progressive, ~ ~ T.
z n. Tbosmas, lone hand ana 1t tn'