The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
75e Week 'sSocial E1ents.


Miss Lizzie Carson, OF Natchez, win arrive in
the next few days to spend the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. w. q. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Blum with Miss Blum
and Master J. r. Blum, OF Nitta Yuma, were
recent guests In this city.
Mrs. James Peak, after visit to Mrs. ohas.
Startling, left Tuesday on the Belle OF the
| Bends for Grand Lake, Ark.
Miss Matte Lee Mason, Of Bolivar county,
who has been the attractive guest Of Miss
Blossom Winter, left for her home ON Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Montgomery, who has been
| the guest OF Mrs Edgar Baker for several
weeks, left recently for home in Lake Provi-
dence, La.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Winter and Misses
Maud Bryan and Emma Pohl were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan, near Alhambra, Miss,
| early in the week.
The marriage of Miss Sallie Campbell to Mr..
Mason Pitcher, of this CITY, will take place at
| the Campbell home, near Lamont, at high
noon on Thursday, November 10Th.
DIR. and Mrs. R. 8. Toombs and little daugh-
ter Miss Ruby, expect to leave in the near
future for. Georgetown, KY, where MIS-
Toombs and Miss Ruby will spend the winter
Capt and Mrs. Lucian Gay and small grand
son, J t., and Gay Priestley, who have been
guests of Mai and Mrs. @ NJ. Helm, left this
week to visit friends in Lake Providence, IA.
Miss Narcise johnson, of Woodford plan
tation, was fair guest at the Elysian Club
dance on Thursday night, and while in this
city was entertained by Mrs. y. b. Crit'enueh'
Mrs, Isaac worthington, who has been visit
ing relatives in this county, left Monday Tor
San Antonio, Texas, accompanies by ner
daughters, Miss Worthington and MIS- y. y.
Banks.
Messrs. LIE Roy Percy, Walker Percy, OF
Birmingham, G.. B. Alexander and J. A.
Gaboury rstrrned on Monday from a s moSt
successful duck shooting.
The Bowman. Green Wedding.
On Tuesday, at 4:30 p. m, Miss Mary Lula
J Green, of Kirksville Mo, was married to Dr.
!, John G Bowman, Of this city. Miss Green
| arrived ON the afternoon train ard was met ~
the station by her fance and. lew Irienasi
and the party drove to the Methodist Parso y,
age. where the cerem ns}ay Which WIZ an informa
t{eception was held at the residence OF M rs
n Little. on shelby street, where DE-. ana M N.
Bowman will be at home TO tneir irienus 'n''
winter.
Dinner In Honor OF Mr.. Arthur flider.
r Mr.. Robert Fort was the host at beautifu
dinner on Saturday night of last week, com
n,imentary to Mr.. Arthur Hider. The recep
Z tion rooms of the Fort residence, where tn
Entertainment took place, were charmingiy n ~
ranged in palms and cut-howers, ana tn
a dining room was Hastily dressed IN margurssl
ties La France and American roses. ~ ~
;, winston. of New Orleans. presided as Ions,
master. with great dignity, and MI. haIe
toast in honor of birthdays in general an
MI Hider's birthday in particular was ais
!, extremely fine. and was responded to by MT
Hider in a most gracious manner. gne g lies.
were: Messrs Arthur Hider Chas' rare N ~" |,
Winstan, Robert Wynn, Lawrence BASE, =" az
Erwin, Geo. Hunt, and Edwin Magruoers
Sans sousi Club Entertained.
: Mrs. Laura Walker opened the social sea
a son of the Sans Sousi Club with charmin
entertainment on Thursday afternoon, whic
was enjoyed by large number of guest
4 After an interesting game of cards, deliciou
refreshments were served on prettily decor
ated tables: and the first prize awarded 70 y
st. L. Coppee; the second prize 70 MISS Mauu
: Bryan, and the lone-hand to MIS-. Jonn 4
4 Metcalfe, beside. whom there were prespe 4,
Mesdames Harvey, Shackelord, Clemens, hoI 4
inson, 7. n. Hood, ]. e. Negus, J. SKINNER
A. Lloyd, w. Arnold, g. b. Alexander, q; !
. Hawkins, e. N. Thomas, =. H9hanoy Jon
Bell. r. Metcalfe, Campbell, Van B: Boddley I
: McCutchen, G. A. Winter, 8. Hensnaw, u
!. winter e, N. Workman, J. F. Cooper, X. "
4 | Tiiford, and J. B. HARRISON; and Misses Barr,
Inge and Mosby. s