The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-01

Miss Maud Rosenthal, the charming
daughter Of Mrs. N. Rosenthal, OF thu
Avenue Hotel, of this city, celebrated
Washington's birthday last Saturda!
evening by giving a masked party 10
number OF her friends. 1t was one Q
the social events Of the season and VII
long be remembered by those present
The evenings entertainment wa
opened by a grand march, after which
dancing was In order until 10 p. IN.
when all were invited to the spacious
dining-room, where six tables were
spread with all the delicaces OF TN
season. The room was Handsomely
decorated with magnolia leaves, palm
aud cedars. A miniature cherry tree
appeared on each table and ut eacf
plate was placed small hand-palntec
Ratchet. After supper a contest wai
INDUCED in. In one corner OF thu
room was "a cherry tree nearly cut il
two, with George Washington and lii
little Ratchet by its side. All the
guests were blindfolded and the one
placing the Ratchet nearest the cut IL
the tree was awarded the prize; the
lucky ones being, first, girl prize, Sci
ma Brill, handsome belt buckle Will
Martha Washington head; second
prize, Ruth Dawson, bank: first boy
prize, Percy Wilczinski, silver cuff but
tons; second prize, Julius Lemler,
Ratchet. Napkins were in the shape
of red and white paper hats. Music
was special feature OF the evening
and was furnished by Miss Sadie Viii
czinski, who surprised her friends by
her adeptness on the piano and the
fine class OF music rendered. The fol-
lowing.were.present and the:characters
they represented: Fae Schlesinger,
Princess Ruby; Ruby Toombs, Snow
Drop; Claude Bouch, A Clown; Gertie
Eckstone, Martha Washington; Irene
Moyse, Martha Washington; Bessie
Leyser, Martha Washington; Vera
Leyser, Martha Washington; Ada
Waldauer, Uncle Josh; Alkaline Har-
vey, A Little Fairy; Bernie Brill,
George Washington; Stella Strause,
Mactha Washington; Selma Brill;
Little Lord Fontleroy; Elise Blum, A
Spanish Girl; Retta Agnes, "a Widow
er; SADIE Agnes. A Ghost: Reat.
ia Schlesinger, Red Hiding Hood;
Lester Hartman, A Gypsy Girl; Willie
Romansky,> A japanese Girl; Leila
Winston, Red Riding Hood; Georgia
Racheman A Japanese Girl; Percy
Wilczinski, Dude;. Davis Goldstein,
George Washington; Jake Simore. A
Girl; Henry Simore; A Tramp; Emile
Hirsch, A Country Fidler; Davis
Struse, George Washington, Ruth Day-
ison, LACEY; Maude Rosenthal, Martha
Washington; Emile Hirsch, A Country
Fidler; Eugene Hazlehurst, Prince;
Dave Elkas, Stag; Julius Lem
Der. Stag; Leroy Lemler, Knight; Ell
dee Weiss. Little Fairy.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. critteuden will
give card party in honor of Misses
Prudence Chinn, Marie Lindsey and
Katherine Lindsey, Of Kentucky, on
Wednesday evening.
The Circulating Library established
by Miss Ada Gilkey opens today and
promises to be. Of great interest to book
lovers in this city, and theprsttily fur
nished readIng-room In connection with
it, q most attractive retreat for an hour
of quiet pleasure.
Mrs Sam Isenberg will entertain the
Wednesday Afternoon Club next week
at the home OF Mrs. VIM. Isenberg.
y A cotillion will be given on Thursday
evening by the young men of the Elys-
ian Club.
Mrs. w. E. Hunt entertained several
young ladies on Wednesday at an in
formal luncheon complimentary to
Miss Prudence Chinn and Miss Kath-
crime Lindsey, Of Frankfort, KY, and
Miss Marie Lindsey, of Louisville, KY.
Despite the inclement weather the
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ment given on Monday by Mrs. L. d.
Weiss was a decided success and thor
oughly enjoyed by all those present.
A color scheme in red was effectively
carried out in the decorations. A huge
bunch of crimson carnations forming
the center piece in the dining room,
where, after five games of euchre had
been played, delicious luncheon was
served. Later in the afternoon the
games were resumed, and resulted In
the first prize, pretty picture, being
won by Miss Helen Moyse, and the
second prize, handsomely bound book,
being won by Mrs. Weiss. The guests
included Mdmes. Saul Isenberg, Sam
Blum, Fass, f. Ehrlich, Halter, Joe
We inberg, and Misses Bertha Fletcher
Sadie Witt Edna Goldstein, Helen
Moyse, Blanche Bergman.
PERSONALS.
I Mrs M. Isnacs and her little daugh-