The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-03-25
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

her sister, Mrs. William Griffin
Sunday.
Mr.. Clements was absent n few
days this week on business tril
to New Orleans.
Miss Florence Mayor returned
home Monday, after a pleasant
visit to Memphis.
Mr.. w. Kretchmar arrived on
Tuesday last and will lemain with
friends ten days or a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van b. Boddle
left Tuesday for a short visit to
Mr.. Bodies mother III Memphis.
Miss Mary Turner, fair visi-
tor near Winterville, passed
through this city on Thursday.
Mr.. S. H. King left Wednesday
for st. Louis, having spent a few
days pleasantly with his old friends
here.
Mrs. NJ. P. Metcalfe, who has
been visiting her son, Mr.. Fred.
Metcalfe, is now with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Collins, on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Smith,
who are visiting on Deer Creek,
were the guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. +. n. Thomas, on Wash
ington.
The talent of the Greenville
young men will soon be demon
strated in the MINISTRIES they pUom-
Use to give, and a great treat IS ex- |
pected.
Mr.. Hugh Humphreys, prom
inent Young broker of Memphis, !
was visitor in this city Q few
days last week, combining bust
ness and pleasure.
The members of the Y. NJ. IL,
A. had made arrangements to give
a concert last week, but their plans
were changed and they gave a
dance instead.
Mr.. E. NJ. Durham, manager of
The Refuge Oil Mill in Vicksburg,
spent Tuesday in Greenyille.
While here he was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Alexander.
Mrs. M. NJ. Rucks is with her
Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Rucks
spends much of her time in Texas,
)ut always finds a cordial welcome :
waiting her here. I
Miss Emma Pohl entertained a
'evy of charming girls at Iun-
heon on Saturday, to meet two
# the city's fairest visitors, Miss :
Sinai, of rolling Fork, and Miss
levin, of Philadelphia. !
Miss Ella Stone, after a few |
months delightfully."- spent in New r
orleans, has returned home. She (
vas accompanied by Miss Lillian S
)upre, one of tho Crescent City's
lost charming debutantes.
Miss Poindexter, of Greenwood, q
rho is spending u few weeks with n
Irs. Harley Metcalfe at her plan +
ltion home, stopped over a day |,
! Greenville, where she was the Il
uest of Mrs, Fred Metcalfe. a
The many friends of Capt. and b
Irs. Lou Gay are glad to know a
lat they and their two small q
rand sons are again in this part
the country. They are at pres
1t visiting Maj. Geo. Helm, ;r
Helm Station. G
A Telegram Party" was given eC
st week by the Misses Goldstein cl
their home on Washington Ell
venue. This entertainment was pC
lie of the pleasantest, as we'll as the al
ost unique of the season, and ds
as enjoyed by many friends. p
Mr.. Morgan johnson, one of the ~
elias most promising young -
en-, while enroute to Sewanee, ~ ~
nm, where he will resume his ~ ~
ldies after the winter vacation. sL'
rs the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ~
Crittenden for few days. 80
Last week a luncheon was given th
Miss Helen Moyse to Misses oil
lai and Levin. The table was
5istically decorated with flowers
4 the luncheon beautifully serv- t
The guests were Misses Sinai, 4
,ldsteln, Levin, Pohl and Blum. :
DR.. Toombs has returned from .
KY. He was pres )
at the oratorical contest where )
son was awarded the prize. ]
Oh young men as Mr. Ray !
Ombs reflect great honor upon
III homes, and Greenville feels !
tly proud of him.
Mrs. Mamie Gay Priestly, who
been visiting at Helm, ond has
ny friends and relatives here,
ut with her father, Capt. Gay
Maj. Blakemore to Memphis she
Tuesday, where she met he Spl
Icee, Mr.. Howard Rodman, of bre
lnkfort, Ky. After a very will
ct marriage at the home of at a
ends. Mr.. Rodman and his of
le returned to Frankfort. hay
Inc of the many social honors llcl
eived by Misses Sinai and apt
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