The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-03-18
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

MI W. Is. Wood, of Port Glib
son, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Ed Worthington, of Bel
mont, was in the city Monday.
MIR. j. K. Deaton is enjoying 6
visit from her sister, Miss Collins
Mr.. Lawrence Bass, of Gains
Landing, Ark, was in the city
week,
Mr.. Max Pepperman has re-
turned from short business trip
to New Orleans.
Miss Sammie Montgomery, of
Winterville, spent Tuesday with
Greenville friends.
Mrs. Katie Wade, of Bolivar,
daughter of DR.. c. NJ. Curell, has
moved to Greenvllle.
Mr.. S. b, Wilson, of Green
wood, was a pleasant visitor to
the city on Sunday last,
Mrs, Arthur Ganong, is this
week the charming guest of her
cousin, Miss Jennie Yerger.
Mr.. james King, formerly of
Greenvllle, now of st. Louis, was
welcome visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mckinney
and lovely children, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Percy,
Mrs. Frederic Metcalfe' S mother
Mrs. Richardson, of Monroe, La,
is q welcome visitor this week.
Mr.. Lyourggs Worthington, an
earstwhile GreenYille boy, was
cordially greeted by friends this
week,
Miss Kate Johnson entertained,
on Friday of last week, few of
her friends IN n most delightful
manner.
Mr.. Horace Sessions, after
short business trip to GreenviIle,
left Sunday afternoon for Blrm-
ingham.
Mrs, J. N. Stanton left Mon
day for short visit to her daught-
er, Miss Elizabeth Stanton, in
Natehez.
The many friends of Miss Anna
Hunter re1olce over her continued
and hope she Will
soon be entirely well.
Mr.. A. l.. Brunson was in the
city for a few hours on Saturday
last, and was, as usual, cordially
greeted by his many friends.
Maj. Geo. Helm returned this
week after a months absence,
Turing which time be made
pleasant visit TO New Orleans.
Mrs. Rice, who is pleasantly re-
membered as a former resident of
ireenville, is visiting her cousins,
Mrs. Philip Hilzim and Mrs.
Lewis.
Mrs. John jackson has return
I'd to her home in Kentucky, af-
er spending a part of the winter
With her sister, Mrs. Leroy
Percy.
-Four of Greenville's brightest
md most popular boys, Grant
Alexander, Claude johnson, Her
nan Blum and Montrose Gold
TEN, left this week for Sewanee,
Tenn, to attend college. We
wish them success.
Mr.. Milton Anderson, promi-
tent young lawyer eff Chattan-
'oge, Tenn, paid a short visit
his week to his uncle Capt. Frank
Mr.. Anderson made
many friends during this stay,
Who hope he will again visit the
ity.
Mrs. Sam Blum entertained
lost delightfully."- at an american
Beauty Luncheon" on Monday
fternoon IN honor of a trio of
harming visiting girls, Misses
.ewin, Turner and Sinai. The {
onse was most deliberately deco
ated with American Beauty roses
nd ferns. The design was carried {
throughout the entire lunch, which
of twelve courses, salads
nd ices being served in forms of
oses. Most inspiring music was
endered by Beauregards band
hose present were Mrs. Abe
;lum and Misses Sinai, Turner,
.ewin, Blum, Edna and Camille
Ioldstein, Pohl and Moyse. Mrs.
;lum, as usual, proved a most
harming hostess, and this enter
will long he remembered
5 one of the handsomest of the
eason.
w. II. Phillips, well known
aftsman in the employ of MIR. >.