The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-05-06
SOCIETY AND Personal

! Memphis this week. was i
Mr., Thomas Rodd, Of Dudley
was in Grcenyillo Monday. '.''''
Mr. VI, &, b, Alexander returned
| on Thursday from Jackson. '' '''
day for a visit to Jackson H. '0''.
=, Mr. Morris Rosenstock. Of
Woyside, spent several davs here
this week. '' ''''
DR.. j. d. Smytho was called to
Louisville on Thursday by the III.
ness of his wife. - ''
Mr.. John jackson, of Paducob.
hyp spent Tuesday in GrcenyiIIe,
Mr., Scott, of Charleston, S. c..
was here for several days early
this week. >
Mrs, Sophie Campbell has re-
turned to her home in Bolivar
county
Messrs. c. George and L. Gwin.
OF Greenwood, were visitors here
recently.
Mr.. VIII Buck, of jackson.
was here tins week cnroute to
Rosedale.
Mr.. W. A, Pollock, of New
Orleans, spent a few days in this
city lately.
Mrs. Kate Spicrs and her two
small daughters, Bette DIN and
Marie, are visiting Mrs. A, S.
DIN.
Messrs. Geo. W. McClmtock
and J. NJ. McClintock, of Bel
zoni, were visitors here monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harry spent
a few days in. Vicksburg lately,
being there during the visit Of
the L. 5. 5. Nashville.
Capt. Lucian Gay, who is in
GreenyiIle on account of illness, |
is to the delight of his many |
friends, improving rapidly.
Judge and Mrs. Isaac Worth
ington and several Of their chill
dren, OF Hampton, visited Mr..
and Mrs. c. II, Starting recently.
Mr. CIaggett, of HagerStown
Maryland, isnow located as agent
at the Southern Station ip Green
vile.
Mrs. Hanway and her daughter,
Miss Julia, who have been on Il
visit to New Orleans, are expected
home tomorrow on the "IIIII
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Terger
have returned with their children,
from Il few weeks visit to Mr.,
mother in Jackson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marshall Spencer
Of Lake Washington, were the
guests for several days recently,
If Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, Star
ing, IT,.
Mrs, Joseph NJ, Jayne enter
-ained u number Of ladies last
week at an informal but delight /
inl card party, to meet Mrs.
Cromwell, of West Point, Miss.
The musical to be given by !
he Young Ladies' Guild Of st.
James Episcopal Church at the {
nome of Mrs. Van. B. Boddie, D
next Wednesday evening at $50 t
o'clock, promises to be a most {
pleasant affair, 4
A house party was given early
his week by Miss Erwin at her
pretty home on Lake Washington, o
n honor ofNIiss Marie Lindsey, Of d
Those who enjoyed
Miss Erwin's hospitality on this :
were; Misses Bette
Ierger, Marie Lindsey and lnnis
Startling; Messrs. w. Negus, L.
nge, j. R. Hunt, L. B. Johuson,
]. NJ. Hilzim and G, Williams.
The Misses Walker gave a beau, W
iful luncheon on Tuesday after o.
Don at o'clock, complimentary h
o Miss Pearl Trigg, of Glasgow, G
iy. Covers were laid for ten and f.
he name card at each guests G
late was ornamented with = q,
,ater color, sketched Of dainty Ia
tile colonial figures. The table b,
,as artlstically decorated in La OF
rance roses, carnations and tiny
INK tapers. The guests were
Isses Tigg Helen, Finlay,
race Eyerman, Carlyle Worth to
lgton, Edith Vaughn, Carrie
-art, Kate lreys and Susie lroys'
Miss Julia d. Coleman, daugh, es
r of Mrs. l.. b. Coleman, Of tn
reenville, and Major George NJ an
elm, were quietly married IN th
-emphis on Wednesday evening &
8 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs es
IIett, the brides aunt. The 81
.ide wore white organdy over
tin and carried lovely shower CO
,uquet of white roses. Among
e distinguished guests were e .
en-. Geo. W. Gordon, Col, r. b. p
lowden, Capt. W. B. Mallory, K
ID Capt. T. F. Tobin. As most =
these gentlemen, as well as the dc
DOM, were enroute to the Con II
derate Reunion in Charleston III