The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-08

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The Sans Souci Club, which is com
posed OF about twenty OF the most
prominent society. women of this city,
and has for number of years been
noted for its delightful entertain.
ments, was on Friday afternoon hand
somely entertained by Mrs. G. B.
Alexander at the first of series OF
card parties arranged for this season.
The game, progressive euchre, was
played at fifteen small tables placed In
rooms beautifully decorated in Grim
son and white roses and delicately
tinted chrysanthemums. Misses Sallie
HUT, Julia johnson, Louise Critten-
den and Marie Elise John kept the
score and after a spirited contest the
guests first prize, a cut glass bon bon
dish, was won by MRS. j. E. Aiken, the
guepts lone hand prize, a gold CANDLE
stick. was won by MRS. s. B. Wilson.
the club progressive prize, a silver
candlestick. was won by MRS. L. v.
Walker, the club lone hand prize, a
Bohemian glass bowl, was won by Mrs.
e. Holland, and the cons olat tion, two
dainty bisque figures, was won by Mrs.
Watt, Later. In the aftsrneon the
tables were covered with embroidered
cloths and deliciously prepared lun-
cheon was served in cources.
Two weeks round of social gaieties
was opened Monday evening in most
delightful manner by Miss Bessie Bell,
alta progressive euchre party. The
house was brilliantly lighted and con-
verted into perfect bower of roses,
delicate pink, white and yellow bios
SONS in great profusion being grace
fnlly arranged in parlor AMI dining
room while gorgeous American Beau
ties lent their rare loveliness and fra
grancc to the effectively decorated
reception hall. Ornamental Belle
marked each of the thirteen small ia
bles, and the tally cards were fash
ioned like bells, miniature bells being
fastened to them in keeping the score.
An ivory and gauze fan was presen-
ted to Miss Helen Walters, and a sill
YER mounted pearl paper knife to Mr..
Josh Bell for the greatest number OF
A bronze comdlabrum
10 Miss Kate Ireys, and q cut glass
bottle to Mr.. Maury Yerger
for lone hands, and combined paper
cutter and book marx to Mr.. Lyme
Startling Jr., as a consolation. Near
The midnight hour delicious supper
was served in three courses.
The guests were: Miss Everman
With DR.. Smythe; Miss Elizabeth Hunt
witn Mr.. W, Fl. Negus; Miss Maria
Startling with Mr.. J. A. Hunt;
Mss Blanche Archer with Mr.. w.
zetschmar; Miss Antoinette Startling |
vith Mr.. G. B. Hunt; Miss Susie Nc
;utcheOn with Mr.. S. E. Magrudel;
diss Ireys McCutcheon with Mr., Il.
:tarling; Miss Katie johnson with
dr. B. Shelby, Miss Mary A. Smith
nth Mr. Il. t. Rucks, Miss Eugenia
with Mr. J. NJ. CashiD; Miss
ella Jayne with Mr.. s. MONTGOMERY;
diss Cornelia Sessions with Mr.. W.
|. Clements; Miss Marie Cowan with
dr. M. Yerger: Miss Elsie Holmes
nth Mr.. L. Startling; Miss Ella Stone
nth Mr.. J. Bell; Miss Kate Ireys with
Ir. C. Wheeler; Miss Susie Ireys with
fr. J. B. Conley; Miss Anna Robb
18th Mr.. W. Startling; Miss McLaurin
18th Mr.. n. Robertshaw; Miss Lacy |
J. shelton with Mr.. r. d. Bedon;
IIss Lucy George with Mr.. s. Gid
It: Miss Walters with Mr.. P. Archer;
IIps williamson with Mr.. G. d.
Toore: Miss Bass with Mr.. Il. Bass;
riss GIst with Mr.. II. Wetherbee.
Mra. Brill. Of New York, ls the
nest of Mrs. Nathan Goldstein.
Messrs Camp and George Wheeler
ave returned after q few days visit
/ their former home In Huntsville
'la.