The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-06-22

'ng at the park pavilion. Among II
sues's were; Misses Matsie Wyn
2 Lucy George, Alice Greenly. Linn
} huaihs, Rebecca Berwin, Julia .Johl
son, bessie Aiken, Elizabeth Hun
same Hunt. Bessie Pope, Edna Pilche
oaliie McHie, Fannie Rosetta. susj
Negus; lreys McCutchen and Neppi
= ocruggs. Messrs. w. Startling. r
y vaughn, Il. Wynn, L. Jayne, C. Nei
n SEN W. II. Finlay, c. WATSON. NJ
4 hoyse, Il. O'Bannon, O. NJ. johnson
j " Heard, B. Slaughter, j. Hanway, W
erger, j. Finlay, Mr.. Robertshaw. !
= Garfield Workman. Logan, ]. Gilkey
L. Gllkey, c. NJ. johnson, W. Smith
4 W. jackson, A. Bell, W. l.. Shelton. L
= nlum, ii. Blum: G. Smith, S. Moyse
, ~ Parker, w. Scruggs, d. steeger ant
=. Montgomery; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r
cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Thomas
MRS. j. 4. Negus, Mrs. f. r. WORKMAN
mrs. NJ. Robinson and Mrs. j. f. Aiken.
one OF the most enjoyable as well as
one OF the prettiest affairs of the sea-
son, was the young ladies reception
given on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. III.
r. hawkins, in honor of Miss Margaret
Lewis, OF Texas. Mrs. Hawkins was
assisted in receiving by Misses Lewis.
carrie Belle Negus, Grace Everman.
Lena Holmes, Mary Walker and Rena
Holland, while the tea girls were
Misses Alice Greenley, Edna Pitcher,
Mary Thomas and Bette Archer.
Inc costumes worn by the hostess and
guests were all of light SUNNI ,r
fabrics, exceedingly dainty and be-
coming. White and green were the
colors used in the table decorations.
large crystal vase filled with cape Jas
mines and their rich, green foliage,
forming an effective center piece.
Mrs. E. w. Blanchard of CRYSTAL
Springs, southern poetess and writer
OF some note, stopped in our city few
days last week, on her way home from
Memphis and the Reunion. She.was
the guest while in Greenville Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson, on Alexander st. |.
Invitations have been issned by Mrs.
Lawrence Washington Saunders to the
of her daughter, Adah, toll
Mr.. Robert Wallace Fort, on Wednes-
lay evening, June Goth, at 8 o'clock, at
he First Presbyterian church in Jack &
on, Miss. S
Mrs. Sturdivant. who has been the
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d
y Love, near Wilczinski, left early in CT
he ~'eek to join her husband in ITALIA
atchie county and go with him for a at
wv weeks visit to Hot Springs.
Miss Edna Worthington, the hand W.
'me daughter Of Mrs. w. w. Worth
lgtoG, of Wayside, passed through T.
ere recently en- route to her home
om Georgetown, KY, where she has Ia
zen attending college.
Mrs. *. S. Toombs, Miss Ruby Toombsl :,
d Mr. Percy Toombs arrived yester- frie
lrom Georgetown, KY, thus COM The
eting the former household at SOB bed
eohald ayenua ubera tbov ,,;ll,,o,, kid
ne to reside. pitt
diss Lannie johnson has gone to in Il
nd several months with her sister. "ol
> ise'"0 "oi INN Ooii' near 'oah An ing
10, TeEas. She was accompanied bless
her nephew. Mr.. Cave Startling. Only
Lessrs Ralph " hite and Harry Nc a
in have returned home after an ex- In
led trip through the United States been
Canada, and cruise around the II ha
hern shore of Africa. Marc
, ion o,a Nc Coonoo 11o,., IN, bed.
q donoo o. Tnosda1 auon;. - lars.
no nj nav;l;oo in bono. 81 MI Iron
Coleman and Margarat Tawis' ofIjump
/, ever.
can I'll
. j. w. Hafro" lett on Monday and W
oopers Wells, where he expects Fish
main for a few weeks and then col Al,
D' 'ne REMAINDER VS 'ne sum who il
have
ses Harry PRESLEY, McGehee for m;
II and VIM. Kicks, of Vicksburg, twice
beensguests for the past few DAYS One
Willis Kretschmar. F;sb o r
!. Bailey and her bright little son, as wei
!, arg u7, =" WISH 70 eyesig
3ailey's aunts, Mrs. j. c. GreenlyI phil
rs. BOB Barnett. in DO
les Sallie Hunt and Julia johnson bn n T. y
ed on Tuesday after charming Iron NJ
and from Vicksburg on the
If the Bends.
Do;. - ,ta,,; The XII
he guest of her brother, Mr.. c. ,ounu =
lliams, and her neice, Mrs. S. r. ,"Ae0 u
10, -, ,r,,osdov " by the
royal 81
DecAwlVn' ai'er d sU'y ol several Ter. NJ
III Iiils ci's' ieiD ias1 week 10 also pie
he summer months in Tennessee nor d,
W. G. Yerger came. home last booklets
ON St. Louis WHO'RE she has A., Mils
a visit to relatives. :
nd Mrs. I. A. Newman have re-
rom Little Rock, where they Servie
ests of relatives. of the m
iraham Kemper, of vicksburg,
sitor here for several days dur w,,, 80,
week. bruises Fl
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