The Greenville times., 1899-01-28
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

der.
Miss Jennie Yerger left last
week for Chattanooga, where she
will visit Miss Mary Loop.
Mr.. Sam Finley and family, are
soon to take possession of their
pretty new home in Athletic Park
Miss Proudfit of Memphis, is in
the city on a visit to her cousins,
the Misses Proudfit on Percy st.
Mr.. and Mrs. V, II. Turner of
Longwood, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in the city with friends
Mr.. and Msr. Middleton, are now
pleasantly located at the residence
of Mrs. Fannie Stanton, in the
Park.
Miss Anna Gilkey returned
Wednesday, from Duncans6y,
where she had been visiting for
several weeks.
Dr.. n. G. Skinner is better, after
very dangerous illness which
caused his family and friends the
gravest anxiety.
Miss Innis Starting has for her
guests her two handsome cousins
Misses Marie and Bessie Lindsey,
of Louisville, Kentucky.
DR.. j. d. Smythe Is improving,
after a sudden and very severe at
tack of illness which, it was feared,
would terminate fatally
Mrs. Mildred Humphrey, Mrs;
B. G. Humphrey and children and
Miss Fannie Yerger, left Friday
afternoon, for Greenwood.
Prof. w. c. Guthrie, principa
of Chamberlain Hunt Academy
PortGibson, made a short business
trip to GaeenvilIe this week
Mrs. j. j. Petit and prett,
DAUGHTER, Miss Bette Archer Pet
tit Of Avon, were guests of Green
5 vile friends one day this week
Mas. Edward Mount and littl'
son, left Thursday for their hom'
in San Antonio, Texas, after
nIeasant visit to Mrs. LIE Roy Ter
, cy,
Miss Sallie Barnes Humphreys
who has been an admired visitor i
our city fer several weeks, WI
lerye this afternoon for her hom
in Greenwood.
: Mr.. Sam Iscnberg and Lowell
: bride arrived in Greenville o
saturday last, and will be th b
quests of their mother, Mrs; l
/, Tsenberg, for several days,
Mrs. Sallie NJ, Higgins, assls
r ed bv Mr.. and Mrs, i. l., Lusl
will, on Feb, first, take possessit
Of the Inn, where they wish
solicit the patronage OF the
friends.
le Mr.. Adolph Newman and Lover
e. bride, who were married IN .
n Louis, on the twcnty-fourth, VI
xt arrive in Greenville within tt
/. next few days, where hearty we
90 come awaits them.
The many friends of DR.. ).
oy Smyithe are glad to know his co co
n ditjon 1t some what improve
Ie- H1s brothers Drs Frank al
ma Emmet Smythe of Memphis we
ad summoned to his bedside,
no no Mrs. J. w. Bell has this we we
- ~ added another attraction to h
In he charming household. Miss Hoe
no er of Newcastle KY, arrived Mo
dav, and will remain as her que
1st for some time
The Bostonians playing Il
@ woak in Memphis, attpacted qu
n number of Greenvi!le peop
~ 4 smong , whom we notice Mess
an -ro W WI H. Clements, Bayle Shell she
ui ,ai- Wade Negus, S. G. Bnll, W.
er, Robertshaw, and Peih"" avn
Miss Grace Eyerman enteTta t 1ta.
Sc, cd the Qui Yive Club most dellg;
be fnlly on Thursday afternoon M
lst- Eve Eyerman's noted palms and pot
'os- nIants lent beauty to the scene, !
Misses Agnes Mitchell ana n
the Fscott 90 presided over the pul
atic b9wl. b'7vI'' K number of spirited cE gal
opT Of ncbre we're played which res
and cd in victory for the follow
am I ladies'. Visitor'sp prize, Miss BAaI BAaGI
ille. Club, Miss Sarah Walker !
- ISOLATION, Mrs. lie Roy FeTSy a
lone hand, Mrs. f, n, Ihon
'1iio = tfter the distribution Of the ha
some some prizes, delicious retr'
nop ments were served in copr
Miss Eyerman as usual, prove
: most charming hostess, w4ose S
"A tertainmentsa are always looked
M ward to with great pleasure, o
,I ""T The LARGEST dance of the sea
4 was given Thursday night by
S Assembly Ball Club.
q An ideal night, the affair "
~ brilliant one and Thoroughly
loved by the happy partlcip'
40 Who Who we're as follows. - = =
wv Mlio ruscnin Campbell with MI vpr, n: y
miss Eusi El,, irsyswith MI Julian tiv toI1,