The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-04

lilies OF the valley. She carried an
exquisite bouquet Of bride roses and
maiden hair ferns. A becoming toilette
of white organdy lace and ribbon was
worn by the maid Of honor, who carried
pink roses and ferns. After the cere-
mony reception was held for the
bridal party and relatives at the home
Of the bride where the color scheme Of
pink and white was prettily carried
out In the decorations. The center
piece of the brides table, which was
covered with white satin damask and
lighted with pink tapers mounted 10
silver candle sticks, was composed Of
grass cloth drawn work center piece
over pink silk upon which was placed
large silver bowl filed with narcis-
sus. A large number of handsome
presents and kilograms testified to the
exceptional popularity of the young
couple. After changing her wedding
robe for travelling gown of blue and
white cloth, and hat en- suite, Mrs.
C0wie left with her husband for Pass
Christian where they will spend their
honey moon before sailing for Liver
pool where they will remain a short
while and then go to Scotland for the
summer.
Miss Mae 1. Seay's music class and
guests, including Misses Juanita Was
son, Fay and Rheata Schlesinger, Helen
Clifton, N. Lee Crowell, Irene Moyse,
Gertie Guggenheim, Georgia Rachel
man, Linnie Adams, Callie M. Nellie, |
Emma Rider, Fannie Roselle, Julia
O'Bannon, Sallie Hunt, Matsie Wynn, |
Sadie and Rheata Ignace, Pearl Jones,
Mile Romanski, Dorothy and Clara
Neulsen, Mary Thomas, Alma Baker,
Gertie Eckston and Masters Willie
Neulsen, VIM. Wynn, Bert Schlesenger
and Thad Wynn were entertained on
Saturday of last week at highly en-
joyed picnic on Fish Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Norris announce the
engagement of their daughter Fannye
to Joe Weinberg, of Greenyille, Miss.
They will be at home to their friends
Wednesday and Thursday, May and 2,
and after that every Thursday and
Sunday.
The above announcement appeared
in last Mondays Scimitar. Mr. Joe
Weinberg, of Greenville, is the propri-
ctor of the Leader, one of the most
fashionable gents furnishing stores in
the city. He is young man liked by
both Jews and Gentiles, all of whom
wish him the success he so richly de-
serves. Miss Fannye Morris, his in
sended is the attractive daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Morris, of Memphis.
The Times extends to both its best /
wishes.
A most enjoyable and successful {
musicale was given on Monday even
ng at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Her.
nan WilcznislEi for tho benefit of the ,
Methodist church, upon which occas-
on several of our amateur artist de-
lighted large audience with their
music. Those who took part
we're: Mrs. VIM. Mccoy. Misses Susie
reys, Mary P. Findlay, Fannie Ma
'ruder, Essie Schlesinger, Claudia
'chlesinger, Messrs. Fred Metcalfe,
lam Bull, Wade Negus, and Master
Vim. Wynn. v
The Cinch club was charmingly en- II
ertained on Wednesday by Mrs. S. p.
lcCutchen. The parlors were Hastily a
ecorated with palms and roses, and
fter the game tempting luncheon "
as served; the progressive prize
'as awarded to Mrs. Bourges, the lone
and prize to Mrs. Taylor HARRISON :
nd the consolation to Mrs. Herbert
skrigge.
One of the most pleasant affairs of /!
ne week was the card party given by 4
Irs. Harvey Miller on Thursday 4
orning. There We're twelve guests Z
resent and Miss Grace Everman and
LA Stone were the fortunate prize /:
inners.
Misses Ella Daring, Susie Trigg q
srrie Stern, Lorena Barrie, Susie Nc 4
utcheon, Maud Bryan. Emma Pohl 4
nd Mr.. E. E. Bass left on Thursday to Z
tend the teachers convention which p
ct in Jacks on this week. y
Mr.. Alan Robertson came from New \
rleans on Tuesday to attend the mar 2.
lge Of Miss Piseros to Mr.. c. G.
1wie, and was the guest during his
ay here of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stone. h
Mrs. George Fisher and little Miss n
0ris Fisher who have been guests of y
RS. Sam Blum left on Thursday for N
cir home in Memphis. They came "a
attend the Cowie-Piseros wedding. ~
Mrs. ]. Bogen left on Sunday with III
r daughters. Misses Olga and Sophie "a
,gen to join DR.. Bogen and Miss "A
lily in Orange, Texas where they will n
AXE their future home. k
Mrs. Pady and children, Of Macon, ~
iss., passed through here last week AZ
their way to visit Mrs. h. L. Fort III
Lake Washington. III
Mr.. Charles johnson, Mr.. c. F. Wool III
ge and Miss Mary T. Woodbridge, Of m
KY, are guests Of Mr.. and III
:. George johnson on Broadway. ~
Miss Pearl Trigg, of Glasgow, KY, ~
lived on Thursday to visit Miss Sallie
alker, after having spent two months ~
th friends in Texas. III