The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-03

me Eiysian Club baseball game on
rioay afternoon was an event Of great
interest In the social circle. of which
the players, Messrs. Gaboury, Duncan,
w, Starting, Wynn, M. johnson, H.
Startling, w. Robertshaw, M. Robert
shaw, A. Stanton, Campbell, NJ. Negus,
longs; and L. Startling, w. Archer, D.
Archer, j. Fort, A. Hunt, A. Yerger,
NJ Yerger, G. Smith, Aron, Shelton
ana Kretschmar, shorts, are all favor
ties. Their sponsors were Misses M.
Hanway, Ella Stone, Lavinia Dabnsy.
Narcise Johnson, Lola B. Finlay, Lady
ID. Shelton, Mabel Steger and Mary A.
Smith.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Primi
rose and Mr.. +. L. Larkin has been
announced. The marriage is to be
quiet home affair and will take place
on the fourteenth of this month.
Mr.. George Wheeler, CT Montgom-
cry, Ala, arrived here this week, and
will form a welcome addition to the
social world of this city, where he will
make his home in future.
Rev. Benjamin F. Cabel, president of
Potter College in Bowling Green, KY,
after spending few days in this city,
left recently for visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray near Greenwood.
Rev. G. D. Weaver, who has taken
charge of tie Christian church in this
city, is pleasantly located with his wife
and children in the pretty church cot
tage on Kinds street.
Mr.. N. T. Winter has gone to spend
a few days with his wife and pretty
little daughter, Katherine, who are
| visiting relatives near Hampton.
Mrs. J. P. Hill and Mrs. r. L. Wat
sen were the guests of Arcola friends
the latter part of the week, returning
this Sunday morning.
The young men of the Elysian Clu'
gave dance on Thursday evening il
the club ball room complimentary t.
Miss Pearl Strickla nd.
Miss Ella Jayne came home thi
week from Huntsville. Ala, where sh
has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs
Lowry, for week.
Misses Margaret George, Cornell
Sessions und Carrie Montgomery hay
returned from a ten days visit to Cas-
Italian Springs.
Mrs. B. w. McGehee, OF Lake Wash
ington, was the guest of Mrs. Il. I
Hawkins last week, while en- route t.
Louisville, KY.
Little Miss Ruby Mann, who ha
been the guest of Miss Mary Thomas
has returned to her home on LAX
Washington.
Mrs. L, Simmons and Miss Rub
Simmons are at home after4a delightft
visit to the Pan American Exposition
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Watson hay
returned home from Hazlehurst, wher
they have been on visit TO relatives
Miss Carrie Primrose, who isvisitln
her sister. Mrs. Smith, in Owensbort
KY, will return home at an early date
Mrs. L. B. Coleman returned Q
Wednesday from Lake Providence
where she has been for weeks WISH.
Misses Bessie Whitehead and Flol
ence Drummond visited Lake Vlst
friends this week, returning Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Lengsfield hav
returned from Hot Springs, where the
4 have been for the past few weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Everman and her daugf
fer. Miss Grace, will leave in te'
DAYS for a trip through the North.
l
Miss Maud Bryan was the guest {
Miss Ella Darling and Miss Emm
Pohl few days early in the week.
Miss Emma o. Pohl has returne
from fortnight's visit to Miss Mau
Bryan near Lake Washington.
Mrs. c. G. Bell and her daughter
miss Bessie Bell, have gone TO spen
several weeks in Kentucky.
Miss Pearl Strickland, OF Holl
Springs, is here on . visit to her orot1
er. Mr.. Jacob Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hawkins left o
sunday to spend a few weeks with re-
atives near Frankfort, KY.
The Misses Dedman, two charmin
little ladies of Arkansas City, ar
guests of Mrs. Butler.
Mr., Josh Skinner and his daughter
Mrs. Lloyd, of Lake Washington wer
visitors here on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Heilbron are tn
! rnests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hate
on Kinds street.
Mr. ]. II. Friedrichsen is at hom
from Pensacola, Fla, where he ma
been on visit.