The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-29


The marriage has been announced OF
Miss Lillian Elizabeth Mitchell, TO
Mr.. Edward G. Mclaughlin, at Cow
ington, KY, on Wednesday, September
%. Mr.. Mclaughlin, who has charge
Of the Western Union Telegraph Office
in Greenville, has been resident of
this city about year, during which
time he has made many friends, who
will be pleased to welcome him and his
wife upon their arrival this afternoon.
The following is the list OF names Of
those who took the public school ex-
animation on September q and %:
Misses Annie Adams, OF Stoneville;
Edna Rousseau, Of Burdette; Lula Cas-
sell, OF Canton; Hattie Bess, Nita John
son and Clara Virgins, OF Leland;
Beatrice Fulwil9r, Allie Dunn, Nellie
Griffin, Ludie Baugh, Daisy Crowel
and Mrs. Matte Dancey, of Greenville,
and ]. M. Briant, OF Hollandale.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clay Terrell to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Elvira Greenwood to DR.. Thomas
Cacthings Baird, of Baird, on the
afternoon Of Thursday the fourth of
October at two o'clock at Quincy Miss,
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DR.. Baird is closly identified with this
city and has many friends here.
Master Andre Worthington, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Worthington,
OF Leota, was christened in the Cath
Ole Church on Sunday by Rev. Father
Kostenbroek. The sponsors were Miss
Caraoline Adams, of New Orleans, and
Mr.Joel johnson. While in the city
Mrs. Worthington and Miss Adams
were guests of Mrs. Harvey Miller.
Miss May L. Seay has returned to
take charge Of her classes in music, af-
ter having spent the summer in Mem
phis studying with professor from the
Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music. Miss
Seay will open her studio on the first of
October in the residence of Mrs. Akin
on Alexander street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fredrichsen
and daughter, Mrs. Julius Seeger
came home recently. from New York,
where Mr.. Fredrichsen and Mrs.
Seeger went to meet Mrs. Fredrechsen
on her return from Germany.
Mrs. Harry Robinson and children,
of Lake Village. Ark, are guests of
Mrs. S. r. Dunn, and the friends of
Mrs. Robinson in this city are sorry to
learn that she has been ill with fever
for the past fortnight.
Henry T. Ireys, Jr., came homo
early in the week after two months
absence spent in Frankfort, KY, where
Mrs. Ireys and Master Henry T. the
third, will remain until cool weather.
M. A. Bergman, w. Med. Meggett,
A. G. Yerger, and Louis Bergman
were entertained on last Sunday at a
dining by Prot. E. f. Bass, ably assisted
by his brother, Lawrence.
Mrs. Malvina Yerger and little grand
daughter, Miss Kathleen Gilbert. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Yerger, left recently for their
home in jackson.
Mrs. A. w. Rensit and daughters,
little Misses Gelest and Adele, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in this city, have returned to their
horne in Memphis.
Miss Lille May Young, the bright
daughter of DIR. J. l.. Young, left re-
Gently for Meridian, where she will at
tend the East Mississippi Female
College.
Quite a number of the members of
the younger social circle enjoyed de-
lightful dadce given by the young men
at the court house on Thursday even
ing.
T.. G. McRee has been mingling with
his many friends the first part OF the
week. He is employed by W. @ Craig
& Co., as country buyer.
j. ]. Richardson, of Hollandale, who
has recently returned from pleasant
visit to Chautaqua, paid his friends
here a visit during the week.
Miss Linnie johnson returned on
Thursday from visit to her sister,
Mrs. Isaac Worthington, near San AntO-
MO, Texas.
S. r. Dunn has moved with his fam
lily into the suburban residence, for
merly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harbi-
son.
Mrs. J. w. Bell and small son have
returned home after having spent the
summer IN Louisville and New Castle,
Kentucky,
Miss Pearl Fisher, of Lake Provi
dence, La, win be the guest of her
Aunt Mrs. Blum, and attend the city
school here this winter.
Mrs. w. E. Hunt returned Yester-
day with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth,
from two months visit to relatives in
Frankfort Ky.