The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-03
Mrs. VIM. Shelby, Of Rosedale, ii
the guest Of Mrs, J. B. Scruggs.

Mrh. WIN, oneiDy, OF Hosednle,
the guest Of Mrs, J. B. Scruggs.
Major j.. X. vardaman, of Gree
wood. was with his Greenyille frIen,
on Thursday.
Mrs. Keep, of New York, is the que
OF her sister, Mrs. Frank Anderson, o
Main street.
Mr.. Neville Helm, of Arkansas. wa
the guest recently OF Major and Mr.,
G. M. Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Casey, of Hollan
dale, were visitors here on Thursday.
Miss Sallie Campbell, of Lamont
paid visit to her friends In this cit,
during the week.
DIR. and Mrs. Louis Whitney, OF st
Louis, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Wilczinski.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Branton, of Deer
Creek, were among the Thursday yisi.
tors in Greenville.
Mr.. @. V. Toms, of the Georgia State
Building and Land Association spent n
few days with his friends in this city
Mr.. Herman Summe RS spent a few
days in Rosedale putting up an elevated
tank for waterworks in Mr.. Chas
SCOTS residence.
Miss Hannah Stern, who has been
the guest of her father and sister ON
Theobold avenue, has returned N
Philadelphia and resumed her duties
OF professional nursing.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
were quite successful at their luncheon
given on Thursday in the Wilczinski
building, about one hundred and fifty
dollars having been cleared.
Owing to the performance of "Buf-
falo Bill" on Thursday, there were
great many visitors 10 Greenville. and
nearly all our homes were thrown open
to out Of town guests.
The net receipts from the delicious
and dinner served by the
ladies on Thursday for the benefit of
the Baptist Church amounted to about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Mrs. W. W. worthington, of WAY
side, Miss, who has been the guest of
ler sister, Mrs. M. Tourney Wick
'liffe, left Saturday for Georgetown.
Upon the conclusion of her visit she
vii again visit Mrs. Wickliffe. -
louisville Courier-Journal. sep
Surprise Wedding.
A marriage that caused quite good .
zeal OF surprise to their friends was
hat OF Miss Emma Hill to Mr.. Jack
Vyche, which took place at the Par
onage OF the Methodist Church on
tuesday, evening, Rev. J. E. Thomas
and there were several
lends present. The bride is daugh. ,
er OF Mrs. Henry Langsield, and is
exceedingly popular young woman;
nd the groom is prominent business
ian OF this city, and also possesses a
rye circle of friends.
'llowssn Party Wednesday Evening.
Misses Alice Lou Greenley, Alma !
aker and Edna Pitcher were the
farming little hostesses at Hallow.
en- party given on Wednesday evening
the residence of Mrs. j. C. Greenley.f
I'd was attended by the following lit
> ladies': Misses Mason, Matsy Wynn, F
ate Walker, Rebecca Smith, Gertie n
lggenheim, Irene Moyese, Lucy
Gorge, Florence Robb, Emma Hider.
'rothy Nelson, Julia johnson, Sallie
unit, Bessie and Seymour Nance, Cal
McHie, Linnie Adams, Nellie Cop
e. Susie Negus, BERTHE Ireys, Mary :
lomas, Belle Barley, Mary Belle I
ittenden, Pearl Fisher, Lizzie Hunt. |
'ria H. Startling, Louise Finch, Mar
erite Parker, Jean Oliver, Florence -
cher, Margaret Montgomery, Lucille
Clatline Dunn. All of whom had q
lerry time trying to get glimpse of
'ir future fortunes with magic spells
rked with burning candles. etc, in
usual Halloween fashion.