The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-01-05

now very clear b biz friends that lhcf|
WA another Indy IN Rome, not e.olel
In whom 30 wac deeply interesteQ
Anyway, On December 2lih. Mis- nmmI
Woodruff, an accomplished young lad.
Of Rome, ind Mr.. Bcnrry were unitc'
ID marriage, and Mr.. ana Mrs SOUR,
are now "at home" IA Crcenville. w,
wish them a long life Of happiness hnS
success. Daily Democrat
Mrs. franksI's Guessing Party.
| The most unique and one 81 the inosi
enjoyable affairs Of the holiday season
was the guessing party given BY Mr..
| q, F'rankel and her attractive daugh.
ters and niece, Misses Beulah and
Gertrude Franlxel, and Pauline EllSas,
on Friday 81 last week. Among the
chief features Of the evenings enter
tainment were contests In sight, and
memorizing. the one insight, being 81
a Literary character, was especially In
teresting. After the pretty and apr
propriate prizes were awarded, to
Misses Jeanette Hartman, who cap
tured prizes for both touch and sight,
France Pohl, and Sarah Blum, and
Messrs. Fred Wilzin, Sam Mayor,
David Weinberg and Meyer Brill,
an elegant supper was served, and
the guests, Misses Louise Leving-
stone, Alma Marks, Sarah Blum, Ray
Eckstone, Jeanette Hartman, Nettie
Ehrlich, Nettie Marshall, and Grace
Pohl, and Messrs. Edwin Brill; Meyer
Brill, Sidney Moyse, David Weinberg,
Milton Moyse, Mamie Guegenhiem,
Isado Shongut, Sam Mayor, Malcolm
Bergman, Sol Scott. Louis Wilzin,
Fred Wilzin, Herman Blum. and Leo
Franxel, were invited by the hostess
to the Olympia Club, where dancing
was enjoyed until the wee sma' hours
Of morning.
Ball in Honor Of Miss Bew.
The ball given by Mrs SaIIie WI:
Shields in honor OF her guest, Miss
Alice Bew, Of Greenwood, on the even-
ing Of December the 18th, was a most
successful and beautiful affair. The
receiving party was composed Oft
Mrs. S. w. Shields and Mrs Van b.
Boddie, and Misses Alice Bew, Sarah
Walker, Eugenia Campbell, Bessie
Prince, Carrie B. Negus, Annie Hard
grave, Susie McCutchen and Ireys Nc
Cutchen, and Messrs. Van b Boddie,
W. Shields, +. r Wilson, w Kretch-
mar, ). Anderson, G. Wheeler, IT.
Fort, G. 3. Hunt, and I. Gwin. Mrs.
Shields wors an elegant gownpf black
crepon; Mrs. Boddie, pink silk with
over dress OF black lace; Miss Bew,
pink organdy trimmed in roses Miss
Susie Walker, yellew satin with gold
and lace trimmings; Miss Eugenia
Campbell, pink organdy with lace and
diamond ornaments; Miss Bessie
Prince, orange silk and lace; Miss
Carrie B. Negus, white tulle over
taffeta; Miss Annie HardgraTe, rose
colored tissue and silk; and Miss Ireys
Mccutchen, . becoming gown of pink
organdy.
Miss Lady b. shsitcn's Debut
Miss Lady D. shelton made her
debut on Wednesday night at a bril-
liant ball given by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Shelton, at the Ely
sian Club, who were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs, Dickerson, Mrs. J. e.
Josey, Of Memphis, Miss Barksdsle.
Of Memphis, and Mr.. r. Wilson, Miss
Susie Ireys and Mr.. ]. B. Conley, Miss
Carrie Belle Negus and Mr.. w. Kret-
SEMINAR, Miss Ella Jayne and Mr.. w
Robertshaw, Miss Kate johnson and
Mr.. K. Bedon, Miss Sarah Walker and
Mr.. @. B. Hunt, Miss CorDelia Sessions
and Mr.. Al 9. Bell, Miss Annie Hard
grave and Mr.. H. NJ. Mckay, OF Menu
phis, and Mr.. w. A. Barksdale, III,
Of Memphis.
Mrs. w. p. shelton: heliotrope silk, white
lace applique, white carnation.
Miss Lady d. Seton: white organdy, white
satin trimmings, diamonds; carried American
beauty roses.
Mrs. J. 3. Josey, Of Memphiss black and
white taffeta; vfolets.
Mrs. W. W: Dickason, Of Memphis, black
Jet over white satin, pink garniture
Miss Laura May Barksdale, Of Memphis
silver game, garniture Of pink roses; carried
bridesmaids roses.
Miss Sarah Stone Walker: canary satin, |
lace applique, yiolets gaEniture
Miss Bessie Prince. white sink, dotted net
over pink taffeta.
Miss Carrie Bell Neguss black ietted net
over black tafieta, velvet trimming.
Miss Ella Jayne: pink organdy, black lace
garniture Of black ribbon.
Miss Susie Ireys; white satin, brocade,
pink trimming.
MSS Cornelia Session: black net over black
affeta; American beauties.
Miss Katherine johnson: light blue or
candies, pink garniture.
Miss Annie Hardgrave; Old Rose Mousselin,
,earl passametaries; ssAmerican beanties-
The visitors from o distance were Mr.. H. M.
dcKays, Of Memphis; Mr.. viii Buck, Of jack
on; Mr. Jas Edwards, Of Bolivar; Mr. Henry
Iavercamp, Of Yazoo City; Mr.. A. Falls, OF
demphis; Mr.. Avery, Of New Orleans; Mr..
sranch Price, Of Louisville; Mr.. w. R. Barks-
ale, Jr., Of Memphis.
KINGS DAUGHTERS.