The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-01-05
The Social WhrZ

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g Mr., Edgar Goldstien Is expected !
leave today for New Orleans, where n
: will attend school.
Mr.. Joel WilczinsIi spent the holI
\ days with his relatives at Grand Lake
Mr.. Jerome Wilzin, Of New York. /
! spending the holidays with his pa, ents
Mr.. Marks Blum, Of Nitta Yuma
visited friends here last week.
Mr.. Marcus spingarn, Of Arcola
spent a few days with friends In this
city recently.
Miss Helen Hoffman, the charming
young sister Of Mr. and Mrs. @. H
Miller, is in the city for few weeks.
Miss Sue Boyd. who has been visit
ing Miss Lula Wineman, returned tC
her home il Tennessee last Thursday.
Miss Florence Mayor left on Tues.
day, the 23rd OF December, for Mem.
phis, where she will visit her sister
} for few months.
Mr.. Charles M. Curell and Miss
Curell will entertain at a reception on
Tuesday afternoon, January 9Th. ia
honor Of Miss Lilly Carson.
Misses Susie and Ireys McCutchen
J returned on Tuesday from delightful
visit to Mrs. Charlie Gillespie in Green
wood.
Mrs. st. Coppee accompanied by her
children and little Miss Alice Greenley
spent a few days recently with Mrs.
Cave johnson, near Sunny Side, Ark.
/ Mrs. r. w. Tilford and her talented
daughter, Miss Gracia, left Monday to
spend several months in New Orleans.
Miss Tilford will study drawing and
painting.
Misses Lizzie HARRISON and Lollie
Bass have returned from visit to
Vicksburg, where they were the re-
cipients Of large number Of social
attentions.
Mr.. Dabney after short visit here
left on Tuesday for Washington City,
accompanied by his daughters, Misses
} Lavinia and Harriet Dabney. They
will be absent some months.
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A lovely Battenberg lace banker
chief was raffied on Monday, the 23rd
ultimo., by Mrs. l.. w. Wineman for
charitable purpose. The lucky drawer
was Miss s. Wade.
! Mrs. Van B. Boddie was the hostess
at euchre party given in honor Of the
Sans Sousi Club on Saturday after
noon. Three handsome prizes were
won by Mrs. Josh Skinner, Mrs. J. M.
Jayne, and Miss Elise Stone.
The members OF St. James Episcopal
choir presented lovely diamond and
pearl brooch to Miss Lilly Bogen on
Christmas morning as a token Of their
appreciation Of her fine voice and the
\ assistance she has SO graciously rem
dered in the music during the past
year.
Miss Nora O'Connor gave very
entertaining and enjoyable party last
week to her several friends in the city.
The party was called millinery party,
in which the gentlemen did the trim
ming. Mr.. Herman Sommers captured
first prize and Mr.. Chas Muller the
second prize. 1t is said it was a
most ENJOYABLE affair, and several OF
the hats would have caught the heart
of the Filipino bellies.
| New Years day was fittingly cele-
brated with numerous entertainments,
terminating with the evening recep-
tions held by Maj. and Mrs. j. e.
Negus and Miss Carrie B. Negus, Mrs.
G. NJ. Johnson and Misses Kate john
son and Prue B. Chinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Campbell and Miss Eugenia
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. John
son and Miss Narcise johnson, Mrs.
Hanway and Misses Julia and Minnie
Hanway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oh aries T.. Hoge have
issued invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Mildred NJ. Hoge
TO Mr.. Lysander Broaddus Conway, of |
Danville. Virginia, which will take
place on Wednesday evening, January
the 9th, at 6 o'clock. at Tngleside, the
handsome country home Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Hoge of near Frankfort, KY.
Miss Hoge is sister of Mrs. H. T.
Jreys, Jr., and during her visit here a
few winters ago gained many friends
in Greenville.
Mrs. Hawkins Reception
Mrs. H. p. Hawkins Nineteenth
century reception was charming
affair. Her beautiful home, in its
wealth Of lights and decorations Of
holly and mistletoe, made a scene most +
inviting and CHEEKY ON the bleak after
MON of NaxU Xoar3e dav The 1o1;~.,I