The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-12-20
Social World
as,ans t6at Interest Women

Mr.. Grant Alexander reCurnou OF
! Wednesday from the University Of the
] South to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g B. Alexander.
Mr., @ 7. Worthington, Of Leota,
was the guets Of friends here Sunday
Mr. Neal Winter arrived few days
since from Illinois to spend several
weeks with relatiYes in the city
DR.. and Mrs. Claude Brooks, Of
Bolivar county, were among Green
ville's visitorst this week.
Mrs. Jones, who has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. e. Z. Klinginan,
left recently with her children for
their home in Natchez
RlMiss Narcisse johnson. Of Wood
ford plantation, was the guest OF
Miss Eleanor Stone during this week
Mr.. and Mrs Huff leave tomorrow
to-spend the holidays in Gallon, Ga
4 Gen Frank Armstrong, Of Washing
ton, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lc-
Roy Percy
Miss Lady d. Shelton has returne |
from visit to relatives in Memphis.
Mr.. VIM. Rucks, who is a student
at Sewanee has returned to spend the
winter vacation.
Mrs. &. B. Wilson and her small sons
of vicksburg, are guetss of Mrs. VIC.
Yerger.
Miss Alma Baker has returned after
an absence of several weeks spent in
visiting relst;ves and friends in In
dianola, Greenwood and Memphis.
Rev. Father Kostenbrockk paid a
few days visit to friends in New Or
leans last week.
Mr.. Walter Scott came home on
Thursday from Sewanee for the holt
days. Pa
The Misses Pickett, Of Memphis,
were guests of friends here during the
past few days.
Miss Eunice Stockwell will leave
in a short while to visit in Nashville
and Memphis.
Miss Georgia Rachelmen, who is
attending the |. /. & O.; at Column
bus, has returned for short visit.
Mr.. William Percy arrived few
days since from the University Of the
South to spend the winter vacation.
DIR, and Mrs. Frank Smythe and
their small daughters, Caroline and
Ruth, ofMemphis, DR.. D, Il. Smythe, of
Memphis, and Miss Ophelia Smythe,
Of Kosciusko. were among the out-of-
town guests at the Smythe johnson
wedding
Miss Jean Oliver has returned for
the Yule-tide from college in
Columbus,
Mrs. Goreg Helm was the charm
ing hostess at luncheon given 0 II
Friday In honor Of Misses Elizabeth
Hunt and Maria Hensley Startling.
Four tables arranged i'll the handsome
dining room. The center one where
the hostess and honorees presided was
lighted with delicately tinted wax
tapers in silver candlebra and orna-
mented with a tall cut glass vase fill
ed with carnations, and the smaller
tables We're also lighted with tapers
and set with crystal and silver. The.
menu consisted Of about ten delicious
ly pepared courses White carnations
and lovely souvenir pins were placed
with the pretty hand painted cards
that bore the names of Mrs. s. B. Will
son, Misses Elizabeth Hunt, Maria
Hensley Startling, Innes Starting,
Elise Holmes, Elise Stone, Eleanor
Stone, Carrie Montgomery, Carolina
Sessions, Katie Johnson, Antoinette
Startling, Carrie Belle Negus, Kate
Ireys, Belle Barkley, and Grace
Everman,
The Nashville Bamere fpubilshed
on Dec. 18th, has the following ac'
count Of the Striekland-Seay we'd
ding:
An event Of much social interes'
was the marriage Of Miss Ruth lie
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