The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-03-04
SOCIETY AND Personal.

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Mr.; " Turner OF Longwood. was in
the city Tuesday "
Mrs. Charles Keep, OF Now York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Adder.
son,
Miss Fannie Montgomery, Of Winter.
vile, was a welcome visitor 20 the oitv
this week, wy
Miss Ruth Primrose has roturned
from most delightful visit OF several
weeks in ST, Louis.
Miss Nal Scott, OF Rosedale, a social
iayorite in Greenville, is the guest OF
Miss Jennie Yerger,
Mrs, w, G., Yerger and Miss Jennie
Nerger returned Thursday from two
weeks visit to Baltimore.
Miss Mary Fox and Miss Louise
Hider have returned from a pleasant
visit to friends in Memphis,
DR., and Mrs S. S. Brown are enjoy.
ing visit FROM their attractive sister,
Miss Persia Brown, OF Canton.
Miss Lena and Elise Holmes are
are welcomed home after a visit to
New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
Mrs. John Bowen and little son
John H., have returned from a pleas
ant visit torelativcs near HARRISON
Mrs. Gracia Walton spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Sadie N, Ferguson at her
lovely country home near Wilczinski.
Mr., Lawrence Bass came over from
Gaines Landing, Ark, Sunday, and
spent the day pleasantly with friends.
Mrs. Kate Kretchmar is visiting
relatives and friends in our city, where |
she Is always a most welcome visitor. |
Miss Bette Ycrger left Tuesday for |
Wayside, where she will visit Mr.. II. |
VI. Hergcr. Later she will be guest |
Of Miss Bessie Erwin at Erwin Station.
The illness Of Miss Mabel Steger has
caused much anxiety to her many |
friends, who hope it will not be long
before she is restored to health
Miss Narcisse Johnson, who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Matt
Johnson, in Vicksburg for several
spent the week in Greenville
3n route home.
Mrs Robert Somerville left Satur-
lay for Ashville, N. c., where she will
'emain for some weeks. Her friends
rope her health will be completely re-
tored by this change.
Mrs, Josephine Ewing arrived Mon
lap for visit to her son. Rev, Quincy
ewing. Miss Ewing has made several
lists to Greenville, whe she has won
many warm friends who are ever
eady to welcome her,
Mr., Eugene Montgomery and lovely
ride, formerly Miss Meta Jackson, OF
Jatchez, spent Tuesday and Wed"
ay in Greenville. aud N{rs "
,: ,: .4uutgomery entertained Wednes-
lay at a handsome dinner in their
onor.
The death of little Jimmie Hanway,
'hich occurred on Wednesday, is
eeply regretted by many in Green
lille who knew and loved this bright
boy, To the heart broken
lother. sisters and brother, The I
INES extends its tenderest sympathy. :
The quietude of Lent was broken on !
thursday when a small but very en-
,yable dance was given. Below we
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Liss Merriam Gist with Mr., II. T. Har- l
ison; Miss Agnes Mitchell with Mr..
alter Blake; Miss Mae Escott with
If. Herman Fox; Miss Mary Fox with y
II. josh Bell; Miss Cagrie Bell Negus l
it'll Mr.. Lyme Startling; Miss Kate |
'eys with Mr. Camp Wheeler; Miss :
lsie Ireys with Mr.. Harry Wether-
ee: Miss Eugenia Campbell with Mr..
-. p, Shelby; Miss Neppie Scruggs t
it'll Mr., Ward Erwin; Miss Sallie {
'alker with Mr.. Henry Starting; Miss r
ady D, shelton with Mr. Thomns :
.Qlmes. stags-Messrs. Cashin. Van
letter, Wilson, Tom Stinson, James {
nderson, Sam Montgomery, Allen '
Lontgomery Geo, Hunt, Edwin Camp t
ell, Smith Gildart, Wade Negus,
lick Bedon, Lucian Gwin, Guy Nc
utchen and E. G. Inge, Chaperons-
Irs. J. L. Negus. Mrs. II. b. Camp t
ell and j. w, Bell.