The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-07-27

IN Pafl6 1OularQ ana muslin IfOckS are
showing themselves with skirts frilled
to the waist, the bodices also having
lite frills round the yoke piece or bor-
dering the tichu. There is a quaint
ness about frilled muslin which
evokes sympathetic leaning toward the
fashion.
Messrs. II. W. Tilford, Vim. New
man, D. L. Mclean, VIM. Isenberg, 7.
w. Jay, w. A. Shelby. w. Med. Meg
get B. B. Goldman, Albert Mayor,
Charles Loeb, ]. A. Cannon, Neal Con
nelly, L. Scott and J. A. Crawford left
on Sunday to attend the annual meeting
of Elks at Milwaukee. They went pre-
pared to enter the parade in the guise
of cotton pickers, their costumes for
which are picturesque and appropriate,
an especially attractive feature being
valises in the form of miniature cotton
bales.
Mr.. Wayland Graham, who is here
on visit to his brother, Mr.. Harry
Graham, will give an organ recital IN
St. James Episcopal church tomorrow
Sunday evening at 1870 o'clock. Mr..
Graham is one OF Kentucky's most gift
ed musicians and much pleasure is in
store for the Lowers of sacred music.
Misses Margaret George, Cornella
Sessions and Carrie Montgomery, spon-
sors and maids OF honor for the Delta
Guards left on Monday to attend the
eneampment at castalian Springs.
Miss Sessions was accompanied oy her
brother. Mr.. William Little.
Miss lines Startling left on Wednes-
day for Kentucky where she will visit
relatives in Louisville and Fradnfort.
She will also visit Chicago and Bu1aio
before returning in the Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. George, OF Vicks-
burg, were passengers this week on
the Bell of the Bends and spent a lew
hours in this city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene Taylor left on Monday
to visit the Buffalo exposition, Later
he will spend few weeks at his ola
home in Tennessee,
Mrs Charles Sessions and children,
of Memphis, we're guests for few days
aarlv in the week of Mrs. Little on
Washington Ave.
Miss Hattie Walker, of Canton, VINO
has been here on visit to Miss Susie
Nccutchen for few days left on Tues
day
Mr. VIM. Bull, of Frankfort, ky''
arrived here recently and expects 70
make his future home in this CITY,
Mr.. walker Percy, of Birmingham
was the guest of his brother Mr. Le-
Row Percy, few days recently
Miss Annie Gilkey arrived on Tues
aav on the Belle of the Bends to vlslt
her sister, Mrs. McHle-
Mr. William Startling returned on
Tuesday after brief visit to frlenoS az
Lake Providence, La.
Mr.. S. w. Morrice expects 70 leave
.1u date To spend his vacation
at Ashville, N. G.
Miss Neppie scruggs and her orotner
have gone to join their mother at Blunt
Springs, Ala.
pev Mr. S. B. Myers has returned
trem a Summer vacation spent at lu-
pelo, Miss.
Miss Helen Saunders, of Little Rock,
Is the attractive guest of Miss Netsle
Erich.
Mr.. Tsadore Scott has returned from
few weeks stay at Castallian Springs
Mss Lizzie West is spending a mid
.nmmer yscation-at Robinson Springs
Mr.. Harry Ferguson is spending a
,.w weeks on Lake Washington
NJ Geo. johnson left this week for
/. x,.;4s to relatives in Arkansas.
Mr. r. NJ. Robinson spent part OF the
aset in Gloster and Liberty.
Mr. A. Gaboury was absent thus
week on a trip to Chicago
Mr.. Jewell left recently for visit to
8, Miss g Meter, Of Chicago is here on a
r;sit 10 Mrs. Real.