The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-10-04

friends arly ia the week.
Mrs. Herman WilczinskI and her
niece Miss Dorothy Nelson. have re-
turned from visit 70 relatives lin 81.
Louis and few gweeks stay on Lake
Michigan.
| Miss Eleanor Stone returned on
Tuesday after spending three weeks ut
the Del Prada Hotel in Chicago with
Mrs e. P. Odeneal.
Or, and Mrs. Claude Brook and
small son, Of Bolivar county, were
visitors Ia Greenvllle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Rose and their
two pretty daughters. Misses Myrtle
and Ruth are at home after an In
teresting tour through the West.
Miss Gussie Wachsman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fisher, in New
Orleans, aeturned home thissweek.
Mrs. NJ P. Metcalfe has returned
from Atlantic City where she spent
the past summer.
Miss Beulah Dreyfus, who has been
the greatly admired guest OF Mrs. Sam
Blum forseveral weeks, left on Tues.
day for her home in Memphis.
Miss Cornelia Sessions has retur ned
home after delightful visit to friends
in Holly Springs.
Mrs. II. w. Tilford came home this
week from Cleveland, OHIO, where she
spent the month of September visiting
Mrs. GaseT.
Maj and Mrs T. E. Negus and Miss
Carrie Belle Negus came home yester-
day after an absence OF several months
spent in New York, Virginia, and New
Jersey.
Mrs. Floyd Walton will be the guest
next week Of Mrs. Edmund Taylor at
lers summer home In Waynesyille,
N. q.
a
visitor in this city early Ia the week
Misses Kate. Susie aud Bette Irrys
returned ON Tuesday from Chicago
where they have been the guests at the
Del Prada Hotel for the past few weeks |
Mr. 6. w. Gidden, of Lake Wash
ingtOn was among the weeks visitors |
in Greenville.
Miss Fannie d. Walker was the guest
for short while last week of Mrs. JUL
ian Fort at Dunleith.
Mr.. Fred Bivens has returned after
spending summer holiday In the
North.
Mr.. Bernard Sim, of Rolling ForF,
was among the visitors here during
this week.
Miss Mary johnson. has returned |
from recent visit to friends in vicks-
burg. a,
Mrs. Lizzie Butler has moved into a |
conage ient Court Street between Wal
nut aud 'R0pn]sr street.
MFs Wstfickiand, q Holly Springs
has returned home after pleasant
visit here Emerson, NIL. q strick-
land. 9f ~s's RI
Mrs. Fisher arrived ON yesterday
from Lake Providence to join heri
daughter, Mlss Pearl, who Is the guest |
Of Mrs. Sam Blum, and accompany
her to Union City where Miss Fisher
goes to be treated by an ocullst. III,
Mr.. John. Mutt Of Leota, paid his
Greenville fEiendsa visit on Friday.
Capt w. Z. Hunt has returned from !.
short visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Carneal
Warfield neaF Cariola.
Mr.. Dudle Erwin, Of Lake Wash
inston was tlle;puest Of friends here a
few days recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor and
small daughter, Lillian, will be locat-
ed in the near future at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. g. Robinson.
Mrs. Pearce, OF Benoit, was the guest
here on yesterday Of Mrs. :E. r. Wor-
than.
Mrs. o. B. CrIttenden and small
Misses Mary Belle and Mar
guerite will leave In lew days for
Louisville and Frankfort, KY, where
they viii be guests Of relatives.
Miss Edna Pitcher arrived on .yester-
day from Lake Providence, where she
has been spending the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. Montgomery, and twill
be the guests Of friends here for few
days.
DR.. Victor johnson, Of Sunnyside,
Ark, was a guest during the week Of |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Starting.
The Whist Club was charmingly. en-
tertained lass week by Miss Hendel.
The pretty prizes being captured by |
Miss Minnie Ward and Miss Goldie
White. y
Mrs. R. v. Gamer and handsome son
Rober, are visiting Mrs. W. h. Mont
ynmerY on Broadway.
Mr.. Ram, who has been spending
brief vacation with friends 10 Green
gille, leaves today for Sewanee, 1enn., Z
where he is student at the University
# the South.