The Greenville times., 1901-11-30

Ane meeting was called to order by
'ne president, Miss Frankel, and the
minutes read by the secretary. Miss
enrich, after which the guests were
entertained by the young ladies' in the
,1,iowlng manner: Literary Items
MISS Wachsman. Debate - Resolved
mat the Hope of Reward Does More
Tor Human Conduct Than the Fear of
runlshment-Aitirmative, Misses Mar
snail ard Simmons; Negative, Misses
MARKS and Elkas. Essay-The Infu-
ence OF Womau-Miss Kittie Frankel.
riano Solo-Miss Hartman.
In the debate the sides were both 80
well sustained that the judges, Misses
hartman, Frankel and Lazarus .were
unable to do otherwise than declare a
tle' AT the close of the interesting
program the election was held for the
omcers OF the new year. Those chosen
were:
MISS Simmons, president: Miss Sol
omon, vice-president; Miss Ehrlich,
secretary and treasurer; Miss Hart
man, critic.
The Circle meets again on Sunday,
Dec. Sth, at the home of Miss Lazarus.
An exceedingly pretty affair of the
week was the euchre party given on
wednesday evening by Misses Helen
Flnlay and Lavinia Dabney in honor of
their guest, Miss Holmes, of Yazoo
City.
The house was decorated in pink
and white carnations and La France
roses, and with the glow of the many
Tiny wax candles lighting up the beau
tiful evening toilettes, that varied ia
shade and color as vastly as do the
tints of a tropical butterilys wing, the
scene produced was a truly fascinating
one.
Misses Brook and Shackelford won
the ladies' prizes, and NJ Messrs. Robert
and Julian Fort We're awarded the gen.
tFemen's prizes, after the distribution
OF which a supper was dalntily served
in four courses.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
of these charming young hostesses
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fort, Mis-
ses Holmes. Brook, Mary Walker, Mar
garet Magruder, Sallie Walker, Jessie
Robb, Anna Robb. Elise Holmes, ireys
McCutchen, Estelle Clements, Margar-
ct George, Eleanor Stone. Elise Stone,
Neppie Scruggs, Ella Jayne, Carrie
Bell Negus, Kate Ireys, Susie Ireys,
Cornelia Sessions, Mary Shackelford,
Bette Yerger, Nellie Stout, and Mes
srs. L. Murphy, G. Wheeler, C.Wheel-
er J. Fort, j. Green, 7. Winston, w.
Negus, r. Fort, A. Bell, L. Bass, G.
Hunt, A. Hunt, H. Hood, H. Startling,
B. Kemp, J. Anderson, J. M. Cashin,
J. B. Comfy, w. Fl. Clements, w.
Kretschmar, M. Robertshaw, G.
Holmes, r. D. Bedon, B. Shelby and
DR.. j. D. Smythe.
Mrs. ]. J. Harty will give An enter
tainment at her residence for the ben
eft of the Catholic Church on next
Friday, the 9th of Dec, consisting of
a Magic Well and various other amuse-
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. A. B. Nance's cnch party on !
Tuesday afternoon was a most success
ul and charming affair.
The decorations, consisting of cut {
overs, palms and graceful trellis a
,ork of vines, formed an appropriate l.
citing for the score of attractive wo- S
len stylishly arrayed in becoming au-
nmn toilettes. There were several
uests present besides the Club mem- :
ers and the game was played five at
,bles. Mrs. VIM. Stone and Mrs. G. A.
Winter won the two handsome jardi- i
ieres given for lone hands. Mrs. NC
[ahon and Mrs. ]. B. Hebron won the !.
atuettes for progressions, and Mrs. J.
Aiken and Mrs. Geo. Pierce were
resented with quaint little rosy
,eeked apple pin-cussions for consola.
ons n
Refreshments were daintily served :
four courses At the conclusion OF ~
the entertainment the members OF y
e Club held short business nj Getting, II
lring which Mrs. John Hebron was
Iosen to fill vacancy caused by the G
signation of Mrs. S, r Dunn, and S
rs. Ben johnson and Mrs. Robert
,rt were elected for new me embers. .,
The Elite Club was entertained on
# Thursday afternoon by Miss Alma z
,rks in truly delightful fashion. NJ
ss Esther Scott, who played in the to
ice of Miss Beulah Frankel, was re-
rded the first prize, a pretty gilt fr
,ture frame, aud Miss Ruby Sim eft
ms won the consolation, box OF 90
ndsome paper, while the' BOBBY, a