The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-25
SOMEWHAT SOCIAL.


The city is already filing up
with visitors whose arrival her
aids the coming of the Kaufman
Simon nuptials in this city on
next Wednesday evening at the
First Methodist church at half
past eight o'clock. Elaborate
preparations are being made for
this occasion. and the church
will be beautifully decorated for
it. No invitations have been
issued save a general invitation
to Miss Kaufman's friends
throughout the city and else
where and this will suffice to
crowd the church. The wed
ding party will include the bride
and groom; Miss Lottie Kauf
man. maid of honor; Mr.. w.
Simon, of Montgomery, best
man. The bridesmaids will be
Misses JeSsamine and Bertha
Rice, of Montgomery; Miss
Stella Marks, of Bessemer and
Miss Adelaide Prosecutor, of
Mobile. The groomsmen will be
Messrs. S. |. ROsenbaum, of
Gadsden; Herbert Simon, of AT
lanta; Leopold Loeb and Irwin
Kaufman of this city. The usher
are Messrs. S. J. Loeb, Harry
Selig, Albert Loeb, J. L. We'll
and T. It. Greil. The bridal
party will be preceded by Irma
and Lucille Greenwald and Helen
Meyer as flower girls, and Mr..
Jake Kaufman will give the bride
away.
The following is a list of those
who will attend the Kaufman
Simon nuptials, arriving today ::
Mr. Sam Rosenbaum, of BESSIE
mer, Ala; Miss Bertha Rice aud
Mr. Ike Simon and mother, Of
Montgomery; Mrs. Helburn and
children of Montgomery; Miss
Ray Frank, of Memphis; Mrs.
Corrine Selig, of Atlanta; Messrs.
Mier Gerson, Terry Greil, II.
MOOg, Lee We'll, Gus Simon and
Herbert Simon, of Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Meyer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Green valid,
of Meridian; Mr. Walter frost,
of Holly Springs. Emmett frost
and Ed Solomon, of Birmingham.
Mr.. Harrison Johnston, who
has distinguished himself in his
law studies at Ann HarbOr the
past session, is expected to ar
rive in this city today. His sister,
Miss Edna Johnston. is visiting
friends in St. Louis and will re
main there several weeks.
Misses Anna and Lucy Banks
left yeft yesterday for Birmiug
ham, where they will join Mrs !
lack Smiths European party.
After several days stay in New
York they will sail for Europe !
and will spend several months |
touring the continent.
Col. and Mrs. J. W. Garth
leave this week for a prolonged |
stay at Tate Springs. Col.
Garth's friends will be pleased |
to learn that he has greatly i'm
proved and is cOnvaleScent from
his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bell and
Miss Laura Young left last
Thursday for Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell to be gone a month
and Miss Young to remain away
throughout the entire summer.
Miss Margaret Walton, who
has been the attractive guest of
Mrs. Maggie Steele, left last
Wednesday for Okolona where
she goes to make visit.
Mrs. Helen Garner and her
Miss Charlee, will ;
spend this week as the guests of
Mrs. w. S. Turner at 'Magowah
Meadows" near Crawford:
Mr.. Hartwell Cooke is expected
home the latter part of this week !
from the University of Virginia, :
where he has been d student the I
past session. !
Mrs. Baskerville, after a pleas
ant visit to her daughter, Mrs. \
Alice Young in this city, has re ,
turned to her home in Brooks :
vile. /
Mrs. VIM. Tate, of Corinth.
Miss, remembered here as Miss '
Bertha Adams. is in the city on
l visit to Miss Marcie Billups.
Mrs. Richard Bradley is ex- 4