The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-02-26
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Society and Personal Notes.


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of last week. Miss McCutcher
was assisted in receiving by hel
mother andcousins, Mosdames II
t. lreys, Alfred Stone and Green.
ley. Misses Ireys McCutchen ant
Mary Walker were the dainty tes
girls and also marked the progress
sion on the tally cards. The game
was progressive six-hand enchre,
there being four tables. The love.
ly prizes were won by Miss Maud
Bryan; she making the most pro.
gressions and the lone hand was 8
tie between Misses Valiant, John.
son and HARRISON. Miss Valiant
cut the highest card, but graceful
ly presented it to Miss HARRISON.
A dainty luncheon was served
after the awarding of prizes.
This was the last entertainment tc
be given by this charming club
until lent is over.
Mr.. Carroll, of Yazoo City, who
was with Mr.. Coovert last yea,
has returned to Greenville.
The performance of Wang al
the opera house on Thursday
night attracted quite number Of
visitors.to the city. Among those
from a distance were Messrs Gil
lespie and Wilson of Greenwood,
Give and Geo. Metcalfe and Jim
Prince, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Metcalfe. 1t was considered
one OF the finest attractions ever
seen al our opera house.
Mrs. J. &. Foute, Of Fort
Worth, Texas, and daughter, Mrs.
r. B. Chapman, of Vicksburg, are
the charming and cultured guests
of Mrs. Scruggs.
Miss Nellie Mcclure, Of Rose
dale, spent couple of days this
week in our city with her friend,
Ms Scruggs.
The friends o: Miss Rehecea
Oliver are grloyed 70 learn c{ heg
critical Illness at her home II
Tennessee
Mrs. Sallie johnson Kincald
and Miss Ann I. Johnson left
Sunday morning for Now Orleans
to attend the Carnival.
SIR Stewart, Of ST. Louis, is a
guest this week at the hospitablo
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. q.
Yerger. He will return home ia
q few days and will be sccompan-
led by bis sister, Miss Evelyn
Stewart, who has been the ad-
mired guest of Miss Jennie Yerger
and Mrs. Geo. Wheatley for some
time.
Miss Essie Schlessinger was q
visitor to Memphis for the Carni-
val.
A merry party from here at
tended the dance at Avon Mon
day night. They were Misses
Jennie Buchanan and Halle Nc
Rea, Messrs. Smith Gildart AMI
Cap Skinner. They were exor-
bitant in their praises of the al
fair and felt amply repaid for the
trip.
Miss Stella Hexter, one OF our
loveliest girls, has returned home
after several weeks absence spent
with friends in Summit and Jack
son.
Miss Anna Gilkey made short
visit to her home this week.
Lovely little Alkaline Harvey
has been critically i'll for some
days, but is now slightly better to
the qualification Of the many who
love her.
Mrs. Jas. r. Yerger and inter.
esting children, arrived several
days ago from Jackson, and are
guests Of Capt. and Mrs. FRANK
Anderson.
Mrs. H. St. L. Coppee had TIE
pleasure of visit from her sister,
Mrs. d. N. Hebron, of Vicksbule,
this week. The friends Of Mrs..
Hebron regret that her stay could
not be longer.
Miss Mildred Hoge, who has
been visiting in our city for Sow
eral weeks, guest Of her sister,
Mrs. H. t. Ireys, and later with
Miss Kate Ireys, left Saturday for
Little Rock. Miss Hoge antici-
pates nh early return to our city.
Miss Rena Barry recently spent
several days with friends in Benoit.
Capt. Nv, E. Hunt returned this
week f5bm a short business trip to
Fort Worth, Tex.
Mr.. Dan Head has returned
from New Orleans, greatly improy-
ed in health, to the qualification OF
his many friends.
Mr.. Walter G, .Heathmal, Of
Indianola, ives again . visitor 70
our CITY on Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Lawrence, OF More
head, was pleasantly entertained
several days this week by her
aunt Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs.
Lawrence has many friends h9-O
who are always delighted to ssc
her.
The last of the Sans Souci en-
tertainments vas given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Henry Critten-
den. The pretty and appropriate
prizes were won as follows; Mis-.