The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-10
The Social W]lirl
Parties, Receptions, Uisitors, Etc.


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/ tertainments, and this midsummer
affair was no exception 10 the rule.
An attractive feature Of the occasitn
was the tally cards pointed TO repre-
sent bright red slices. Of watermelon 70
which black seed were fastened with
! red and black silk threads TO keep the
score.
| Master James Smythe, one Of the
brightest boys,in the Greenville High
School, left for Sewanee Friday to en-
ter the University Of the South. We
predict for james successful college
career and one that will reflect credit
upon himself aud his state.
Mr.. John H. Bowen entertained
large number OF his little gentlemen
friends at lawn party recently in
honor OF his birthday. Numerous
games were enjoyed and delicious re-
freshments served during the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, g. Greenley have
gone to spend several weeks travelling
! In the North. They we're joined In
Louisville, KY, by their daughter,
Miss Alice r., who has been spending
tsome time with relatives in that city.
Mr.. Ferdie Moyse arrived few days
ago from Summit, Mise, where he
has been for a number Of months, and
will again make this city his home.
He will be connected with f. M. Rob
inson, the dry goods man.
Mrs. Leroy Percy accompanied by
9 her sister, Mrs. John jackson, left last
week for a visit to Mrs. Percy's son,
+ Mr.. VIM. Percy, who Is a student in
the University Of the South at Sewanee.
: Mr.. ]. M. Blanchard, Of Perthshire,
h was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Robinson this week, on his way home
81 from the Mississippi Chautauqua AS
sembly at Crystal Springs.
Mrs. N. Goldstein, Mrs. Witt, Misses
Edna and Camille Goldstein and Sadie
t. Witt left today to visit the Buffalo
g exposition and other places of interest
a: in the North.
r Mr.. Ira McGehee, who has spent the
ID last few months at Lake Providence,
g was visitor in this city last week
to while en- route to his home on Lake
n, Washington.
" DR.. J, S Walker and Mr.. Geo. G.
N johnson, who have been sojourning
N for several weeks in the mountains Of
= North Carolina, returned home on
Thursday.
= Mrs. Frankel left few days since
with Misses Kittie and Benlah Frankel
and Pauline Elkas for an interesting
trip through the North
Z Mr. Herman Blum has gone to loir
ID his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Blum Al
n Mackinac Island, where they are
nj spending the summer.
n Miss Mary Spencer, whe has beer
s. the guest OF Miss Antoinette Startling
re left on Wednesday for her home q
OF Lake Washington.
~ Messrs. G. M. Johnson and Nervills
Helm have been the guests for the pas
2 few days at Maj. q. M. Helms country
home near Elizabeth
u Misses Susie and Ireys McCutcheor
az expect to leave soon for Greenwood
to where they will be guests Of Mrs
70 Charles Gillespie.
Mr.. Wayland Graham has returned
to his home in Frankfort, Ky, after 3
pleasant visit here to his brother, Mr.
u Harry Graham.
i. Mr.. VIM. Newman came home las
ze week, after an intere sting Northern
b. trip, during which he visited Milwau
st kee and Buffalo
d. Mrs. VIM. Bell and her sAshll son
ct Master William, spent the past week
ut at Wayside, the guests Of Mrs w W
ID Worthington.
es Miss Narcisse johnson left recently
"a for a visit to Castalian Spring.. aftar
AZ which she will spend some fl Carroll
y ton.
= Miss Helen Sanders who is visiting
: Miss Nettie Enrich, made q short visi
~ to her brother at Chath am this week
Mrs. f. Scott, who has been tn
~ guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. A. Stone
or has returned to her home In Rosedale
ay Capt. w. w. Stone has gone to joir
OF his wife, who is the guest of her sister
OF Mrs. Atkinson, at Wayeland, Miss.
se Miss Louise Livingstone returne
en- home few days ago from visits :
lie Castalian Springs and Memphis.
IS Mrs. HARRISON and her daughter
n. Miss Elizabeth HARRISON, are summer
IN ing the Tennessee mountains.
lie Mrs. Everman left with her daugf
~ ter, Miss Grace, to spend the remainde
XII; of the summer on the Great Lakes.
or Mr.. Leroy Percy left recently
an join party Of friends and go with thel
~ on hunting trip in the West.
~ z Misses Essie and Claudia Schlesil
~ ger have returned from pleasant Wis
to Helena, Ark, and Memphis
AN Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Archer expect
.on leave in a few weeks on trip to u