The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-03-11
SOCIETY AND Personal.

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Miss Lizzie Clack has returned
from q long visit to relatives il
Birmingham.
Miss Eunice Stockwell returned
this week from a pleasant visit t
New Orleans.
DR., Petit, a prominent physi
clan of New Orleans, was in Green
vile last week.
Mrs. Rodman and Miss Halle
kodman are now guests of Mrs,
Geo. b. Alexander
Mr.. c. E. Gillespie, of Green
wood, was a welcome visitor to
the city on Sunday,
Mrs. Powell Smith, of Vicks-
burg, spent the week with her
cousin, Mrs. Sam Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storey and Mr..
and Mrs. Carne, are now pleasant
| ly domiciled at the Inn.
Miss Nettie Blum has for her
guest lovely Philadelphia girl,
Miss Emma Levin, WHO'S captur-
ing all hearts.
Miss Bessie lookout, who was
the attractive guest of Miss Mabel
Smith last week, has returned to
her home near Moorhead.
Miss Ella Stone and her cousin,
Miss Lillian Dupre, Il charming de-
butante, of New Orleans, are ex-
pected in Greenville soon.
Mr.. Horace Sessions is, as usual,
receiving Il cordial welcome from
Greenville friends. He arrived
Thursday from Little Rock.
Miss Nal Scott, after a few
days pleasantly spent with Miss
jennie Ierger, has returned to
her home in Rosedale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Middleton
leave tomorrow for q few weeks
absence. He to visit relatives in
and she to Port Gibson.
Miss Mabel Steger is GONZALES
cent after her recent, serious i'll
ness. This is welcome news to
he friends of this sweet young
yirl.
Miss Anna Hunter, whose con-
litIon caused so much alarm to
Ter many friends here, is report
ID better, and a speedy recovery is
loped will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Yerger
nd interesting children will leave
n a few days for jackson, where
hey expect to remain several
lonths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman and fami-
Y, who have been residents Of \
the past year, left
tuesday, for Carrollton where ,
ley willlocate. ,
Last week, the pretty suburban
ONE Of the Misses George was t
by the presence of l
liss Narcisse johnson and Miss {
reyS McCutchen, who spent sew
raj days with them. t
Miss Selah Rowan, of Tensas ;
arish, Louisiana, is expected in T
le city tomorrow, to spend the =
1ring with Mrs. Stanton. Miss
owan will be pleasantly remem-
cred as a visitor last summer.
Miss Annetta Sinai, of Rolling
ork, is again Il welcome visitor
Miss Camille Goldstein. Miss o
mai, by her charming personality g
I'd bright atfable manner, has Il
ade many friends and amirers in
reenville. S,
The engagement of Miss Birdie \
exter to Mr.. Schlessinger of !
Ieveland, Ohio, has been an
the wedding to take =,
ace early in the spring. Miss " "
exter, formerly a GreenvilIe o
ri, has many friends here, who
III read tins announcement with Il,
terest. :;
A trio of our loveliest and most
tractive visitors departed for !,
cir homes this week, leaving u u
arming memories of their visit. =
ley are Miss Agnes Mitchell,
iss Nal Escott, and Miss Marie I:
TX. These girls can always feel cl
re of most cordial welcome in OF
,eenville.
Miss Mollie Inge will enjoy a
SIT soon from her sister, Mrs. A
hernia Trabue, of Natchez, who q,
at present, the guest of Mrs. s J."
,wels at Winterville. Mrs. Ira 90 oT
e is charming woman, whose ~,
'eenville friends are ever ready " "
welcome her, -,
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