The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-03-16
OisNors, Etc.


James Episcopal Church. The spon-
sors arc: Miss Fannie Walker, god
mother; Rev. Quincy Ewing proxy fol
the paternal grand father, Capt. Bryan
and DR.. j. s. Walker proxy for the
maternal grand father, Mr. Richard
White, OF St. Louis, godfather
Mr.. Julius Meyor, Of Grand Lake,
attended the mask ball.
Mr.. Udye Calm and sister, Miss
Clara, attended the mask ball.
Mr.. Joe Seldom, Of Augusta Ga, Is a
guest at the home OF Mrs. G. M. John
son.
Mr.. Meredith Everman paid visit
this week. to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Everman.
Miss Mary Pelham Finlay has re-
turned home after a delightful visit to
relatives in and near Natchez.
Mrs. NJ. Calm returned to Grand
Lake, after spending week with her
daughter, Miss J. Wilczinski.
Miss Emmie Wherry left Friday for
her home in Richmond, Va, after a
visit to Miss Robert 5omerville, during
which she was the recipient OF large
number Of social attentions.
Much pleasure was expressed on
Friday when it was made known that
Miss Belle Kearney had agreed to ad-
dress the ladies Of the w. G. T. U.
and their friends at the Christian
Church on next Thursday afternoon at
four o'clock.
DR.. E. e. King who was at one time
in charge of the Baptist Church in this
city, delivered most interesting lee
ture here Friday evening on his re-
cent travels in the Holy Land. he
was entertained while here by Mr..
and Mrs. r.. B. Campbell.
Capt. and Mrs. Dillingham; were here
during the early part Of the week with
a party OF friends. on board the Q. s. S
Joseph Henry, and we're joined in 9
box party at the Grand opera house OF
Monday evening by Messrs. Robt. Fort
Thomas Winston, H. G. Watson and
j. M. Cashin.
During these lenten days when socia
functions are as rule, either in the
past or future, the dancing class which
meets twice a week and is conducted
by Miss Rosa Warfield. Of Rosedale
assisted by Miss Mary Gist, forms {
source OF much pleasure to the many
young people, who do not feel them
selves encountered with the duty O
strictly keeping the penitential days.
The Greenville Book Club held |
business meeting on Wednesday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
St. L. Cappee when the books of last
year were purchased by several Of the
members and the selection of new
books discussed. An executive com
mittee was chosen, composed of Mr..
st. L. Coppee, chairman; Mrs. S. r.
Dunn, Miss Elise Stone, Rev. Quincy
Ewing and Mr.. Alfred H. Stone
Quite large number OF people at
tended an Organ Recital given at the
Episcopal Church by Prof. Baldwin o.
New York, on Wednesday evening
While Prof. Baldwin has played in
nearly every state in the Union, this is
the first occasion upon which he has
met Mississippi audience, and the
evening was one that will long be re-
membered by those who were present
and enjoyed SO rare treat Of musical
skill
The junior branch of the Kings
Daughters met yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Lyme Startling
for the first time since It's Organization.
The work planned by these young la
dies is most noble and is sure to meet
with great success under the direction
of the happily chosen officers: Miss
Maria 81. Startling, leader; Miss Emma
Hider, vice-leader; Jean Oliver, secre-
tary; Miss Julia johnson, treasurer
rs
Miss Bell Kearnsy.
A morning call which will long be
pleasantly remembered was made with
the object Of seeing and having per-
sonal conversation with the brilliant
lecturer known in childhood days by
the writer who is now Ia our midst
and who is, as we'll, the anthoress Of
that popular new work, 4 Slave Hold
er's Daughters.p Though years have
passed, spent largely in meeting new
acquaintances in "the old world and
the new she had not forgotten GER
tain society organized by herself nor
the little girl who used to be an officer
in its circle.
1t Is treat to converse with such o
lovely and talented person and makes
one long for more glorious women Of
her type that their names may be
added to the too small number OF
leaders engaged in the noble life work
which she has chosen.
Sweet and unassuming in manner,
possessing ct the same time great
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