The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-01
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II Mrs. F. I. Phillips, OF Gnnnison
\ was guest at the Inn quite recently
n Mr.. G. II. Blum, of Nitta Yuma
\ spent Tuesday with Greenville friends
u Judge w. X. McLaurin, of Vicks
I burg, was guest in this city on Tues
y day.
h Mr.. and Mrs. d. Griffith. of Itti
u Bena, were visitors here early in the
n week.
n Mrs. S. B. Wilson and small son, o.
n Vicksburg, are guests of Mrs. w. G
n Yerger.
ii Mr.. Charles West has returned from
Il a visit of several days to friends ii
n Alabama.
n Mrs. w. A. Stone and little daughter
N spent the past week with friends ir
II Memphis.
4 Mr.. John Mutt, of Leota was u visi
] tor in Greenville on Tuesday and
n Wednesday.
81 Miss, Innes Startling came homo or
n Wednesday from o pleasant visit t.
u friends in Tallahatchie county.
j Mrs. George Alexander will enter
1 tain the Sans Sousi Club on next Thurs
day afternoon.
i Mrs. w. o. Aldridge, of Estell, spen
i a few days early in the week witt
I friends in this city.
i Miss Marie Fairchild, of Forrest
I Miss. is here on visit to here cousin
I Miss Susie Trigg.
i Mrs. H. St. L. Coppee was absent ;
4 few days recently on visit to relative
I near Sunny Side, Arkansas.
I Mrs. Penny has returned home afte
n an absence of several months spen
! with relatives in the North.
One of Che most pleasant affairs @
\ the week was the dance given on Fri
day night by the ElysiaI Club.
4 Among the visitors here this wee
were: Mr.. ]. A. Crawford, OF Heath
4 man: and DR.. Hardy, of Winterville.
Mrs. w. w. Stone and little Mis-
4 Annie have returned from visits t
? relatives In New Orleans and jackson
4 Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Clifton wer
? called to Ohio last week by news an
} nouncing the illness of Mrs Clifton
! father.
, Miss Lilly Carson arrived recent
} from Birmingham, and will spend tn
! winter with her aunt, Mrs. w. @
Phelps.
Miss Ellen Currell came home las
week from Nashville, where she ha
been the guest for some months OF he
aunt, Mrs. Fogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas hav'
returned to their home in Mayersville
after being the guests Of Capt. ant
Mrs. Frank Anderson. "
The Kings Daughters We're the re
cipients of most highly appreciated
Thanksgiving offering on Wednesday
from the little children of the Cour
school.
Miss Maria Antoinette Startling, who
is attending the University of Mis-
souri,. will arrive in short while tt
spend the Christmas holidays with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Startling
Mrs. Charles Allen was the guest
during the week of Mrs. e. N. Worth
am, while en- route home from Kinks
Vile, Mo-, where she has been for the
past few weeks for the benefit of hei
little daughters health, which has
greatly improved.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Mildred Logan, of Monroe,
La, to Mr.. Norburne Clark, of Ala
, bama. Miss Logan is niece of Mrs.
, Fred Metcalfe, and was among the
most admired young women who Wis
tied this city last winter.
The many Greenville friends OF Mr..
Haycraft will be interested in the
following clipping taken from the
Manila Times: Second Lieut.. w. y.
} Haycraft, 44th Infantry, U. S. VOL,
has been appointed Captain of the Port
and Inspector of Customs at OrmOc,
Isle of Lyle, vice First Lieut.. Richard
W. Buchannon, 44th infantry, U. S.
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The Cinch Club Entertained.
The Cinch Club was beautifully en-
tertained on Tuesday by Mrs. S. r.
Dunn. Quite a number of guests were
present besides the club members,
and most interesting game was en-
ioyed, after which the luncheon was
served in courses, and several hand
some prizes were awarded. The first,
six exquisitely hand-painted bread and
i butter dishes, to Mrs. Taylor; the sec
ond, an ornamental vase, to Mrs. E. N.
Thomas; and the lone hand, decor
ated vase, to Mrs. r. B. Campbell.
M. Hunts Birthday Party.
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