The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-07-04


IN Clarksdale and Meaphis retume
a few days since and is pleasant
located for the summer in her attra,
tive home on Esat Main street.
Miss Carrie Lee is here On yisi
to relatives and friends.
Msis Daisy Crowell, of Leland.
guest of her sister, Mrs. R. M
Hamblen.
Miss Smeeds and Miss Haze
smeeds, of Vicksburg, were passen
gers on the Str. Belle of the Bend
during her trip to Greenville las
week.
Little Miss Elise Blum has returned
from visit to Coopers' Wlels.
Miss Matte Aiken left on Monday
for Chattanooga whence she will 20
in short while to attend the sum
mer normal in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. R. H. Lake has gone with her
children to visit relatives in Vicks-
burg.
Mrs. Laura H. Shotwell, of Nat
chez, has issued invitations to the
marriagee of her grand daughter.
Annie Shotwell Green, to Mr.. Lucian
Q. Gwinn, of this city, which will
take place on Wednesday evening,
July eighth, at Trinity Episcopal
Church in Natchez, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston
entertained handsomely last week at
dinner honoring Mrs. Vadic ok, of
Port Gibson, and Miss Helen Sanders,
of Little Rock, besides whom there
were nj mber of other guests. The
house was tf0tily ornamented with
growing plants and cut flowers, the
table decorations being in green and
pink.
An informal but very enjoyable re-
ception was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Brill on Sunday evening
in honor of their guest, ISIS Helen
Sanders.
Miss Helen Sanders was the fair
honoree at beautiful tea given on
Friday of last week by Mrs E.
Frankel.
On Saturday little Miss LOWS
Smythes seventh birthday was cele-
grated in garden party given by
Miss LOWS and her brother, Master
Roscoe. During the afternoon games
we're played Oh the lawn aud in a
contest the prizes, pretty
,auze fan and game were won by
Hiss Elise Paxton and Master Robert
filler. A dainty color scheme was /
lrried out in the refreshments. I
lmong the samll folk present were: !
Ielen Nance, Kathleen Duke, Fan +.
lie and Jennie Cannon, Elise Paxton, a
iaryaret, Workman, Caroline Met @
alfe, Ethel Payne, Lillian Taylor, I
ISABELLE Scruggs, Mary Miller, Court :,
ey Wood, Eunice Myers, Frank O
mythe, of Memphis, George Clifton, o
dward Klingman, George Griffin, Q
ebert Cameron, Gallie Paxton, Lynn !
Id Richard Harrison, Ebin Worth n
n, Willis Metcalfe, and Robert Ii
iller. =
One of the prettiest of the recent
cial affairs was the dinner given by !
rs. Marx Goldstein complimenting I
n sister. Mrs. Vadick, of Port Glib
n, and Miss Sanders, of Little (
)ck. The table was charmingly }
ranged with Battenburg lace, crys- (
and silver and ornamented with }
nerican Beauty roses and ferns. )
Goldstein was assisted in enter {
ming by her attractive daughter, I
SIS, Florette. ;
In New Orleans on Wednesday Z
,ping at five O'Clock, Miss Maggie
ngham, daughter Of Mrs. 7. j.. :
nRham, was married to Mr.. Henry
B Innon, of this city, Rev. Gilbert
id officiating. The wedding was
pretty though quiet home affair, Re
v, near friends and relatives being LEI
sent. Miss Emmie Maneham, the da
de's sister, was maid Of honor, and II
Eugene Palmer, Of Jackson, was i TI
man. The bride wore lovely Hi
yn of white chihon and 9 dia-