The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-02-08

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East light, ny daflIng, as you slept,
thought heard you sigh,
Aud TO yoprlittle crib Icrept ~. ~
Anagwatched acertherebS;,
And then stopped and kissed your
brow r,
Eors oil ! ioveyoa So
You are TOO young V know iFnow'
But some tlmeyop shall know.
s3% n M &&F @ " w " sisA
Some time when, in darkened Place,
Where others come to weep,
Your eyes shall look upon face
Calm in eternal sleeps;
The voiceless lips, the wrinkled brow,
The patient smile shall show Y
You are too young TO know 1t now,
But some time you may know.
Look back ward, then, into the years
And see me here tonight;
See, b my darling, how many tears
Are falling as write;
And feel once more upon your brow
The kiss OF long aga
You are too young TO know 1t now
But some time you may know.
*'h Nf' w. Eugene Field
The Misses GoIdsIein entertained tne
~ - Il. T..
Wednesday Afternoon Club ut tne me-
aia,,.r, home iIl Nfl} ~ wiA4 stigH
Miss TSena Holland has left for New
Orleans on Il visitsthis week. TOP
|sRi bBa t'--g--sv7 & rs s.ti@E
Miss Carrie Wachsman was the ~
complished hostess at two OF the mos
enjoyable Of the recent social functions
tbs entertainment on Sunday even
ing complimentary to The Literar
Yrcla and the Elite Club card part.
given ON Thursday afternoon
I The proceeds OF the handkerchie
hozar held on wednesday by the Il
Idies Of the Christian Church amounte
to about eighty dollars.
Miss Pearl Blum, d charming youn
lady of Louisville, was the guest
honor at dance given by the olyn
MA Club members early in the weei
Among those present we're, MISS b, y,
with Mr.. Wolf, Miss e. Scott with M
A. Magyar, Miss Essie schlesinger wit
Mr.. Il. bergman, Miss Edna Cox
stein with Mr.. N. Isenberg, Miss u
mile Goldstein with Mr.. =. Moys'
Miss Claudia Schlesinger with Mr. I
Pepperman, Miss Bertha Fietcne
with Mr.. l.. Scott, and Miss Heie
Moyae with Mr.. witt.
Misses Claudia and Essie schiesif
Ever entertained the young ladies' an
| gentlemen Or the Card Club this weet
Euchre was played and resulted In I'll
frst prize, gold mounted thermome
Tor, being captured BY Miss Claudl
schlesinaer, MIR. Nose Blumenste'
the consolation, aud Mr.. b. Feppel
| man the FIRST progression. gilt boo
stand. Mr.. Pepperman graciousiy pr
sented his prize to Miss Pearl Blum
who also received the guest OF hone
prize from The hostess.
After delicious supper had bee
served in four courses in the din'n'
room that was decorated In pink m
green, the guests were invited into tn
parlor, where music was enjoyed du
| ing the remainder Of the evening.
Mrs. L. Lewey and Mrs. BerRma
assisted in entertaining, and Mr..
Lichinenstein, of New Orleans, WI
among the guests.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Stanlt
Hensllaw gave the last Cincll CIV
card party that will take place uni
after lent.
| A pleasing color scheme was artist
cally carried out 10 many OF the deco
alive features of the entertainer
The tally cards were exquisitely pain
ed violets, and the tempting afterno'
menu, that was served at the end
the game was concluded with sever
courses in which the colors were aga
suggested, the ices representing
firm and tint lavender and purple
lips.
Mrs. Henshaw was assisted in cute
tanning by Mrs. Everman, Mrs. Crun
and Miss Mary Walker.
The three pretty prizes were W.
5y Mrs. J. B. Hebron, Mrs. $. r. Geui
and Mrs. L Klingman.
The last of the series OF wlnt
dances given by the Elysian CLUB to
place on Thursday evening, and was
every respect fitting climax to t
, list Of entertainments that have ao
, ed so greatly to the pleasure and bT
| liancy of the social world this seaso
: Among the hosts and guests were. Nd
J. E. Negus, Mrs. Moffett, Mrs. Il.
Campbell, Mrs. Richards. Misses Ma
J gle Dancy, Dora Atterbury, Susie n
Cutchen, Susie Ireys, Kate Ireys, E
Stone, Lii johnson, Annie May Mag
der. Katherine Lindsey, Innes Starlir
Marie Lindsey, Sarah Walker, Hell
Finlav Iavinia Dabney, Carrie Be