The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-07-30

Pretty Miss Bessie Hilsch and Mr..
Joe Sugarman were honorees Tues
day evening at trolley party given
by MIS-. Waltham Goldstein. The
guests numl s-ed about twenty and
after the ride tempting refreshments
were served at the Handy Kitchen .
Mrs Nathan Goldstein, Mrs. Ben
Hlrsch, Mrs. JACKIE Weise, Misses
Bessie Hirsch, Clara Weise and Seine
Brill and Mr.. Joe Sugarman were de-
llghtfully entertained ON Wednesday
by Mr.. Saunders and his sister, Miss
Helen Saunders at Wayside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strauss enter
tanned gracefully on Wednesday
evening at delightful garden party
in honor OF charming little Miss Bes-
sic Hirsch OF Memphis, and Mr.. Joe
Sugarman, of Memphis, Among the
young folk who enjoyed M. and Mrs
Strauss hospitality were: Misses
Mabel and Hazel Wheatley, Mary
Belle Crittenden, Ann Thomas,
Eleanor Stone. Mary Gable Startling,
Eleanor Somerville, Bessie Hirsoh,
Selma Brill, Elsie Blum and Lula
Zadick. Masters Tom Finlay, Der.
ME Brill, Joe Sugarman, Harvey
Bagley, Davis Goldstein, Alvin
Goldstein, Hiram Zadick, Herbert
Brill, Allen Crittenden, Sam Thomas
and Abe Somerville.
Tuesday evening of last week
Miss Camille Hirsch celebrated her
eleventh birthday by entertaining a
number OF her little friends at beau
tiful party The early hours Of the
evening were happily spent in play
ing games and later delicious refresh
menty were served. Four appropriate
pA'A0s WOAO nWdIuou bHo AOEbuuAt0
competitors being Lady Ma Dial and
Estelle Marshall and Master Ernest
Waldauer and Albert Blum. Miss
Hirsch's guest list also included
Misses Marguerite Scott Louise B.
Viola Gray, Mamie Loviga
Elsie Blum, Stella Soloman, Marian
Solomon, Amy Winstin and Ethel
Payne, Master 10 10 Hirsch. Edgar
Gray, Herbert Brill, Richard Harbi-
IoE and Miss Hirscn. of Memphis,
md Miss Beatrice Hirsch gracefully
assisted in entertaining.
A charming Tackey party was
,iven on last Thursday evening at
he residence of Mrs. Craft by Misses
mice and Freddie Craft and Jennie
nd Annie Cannon to about fifty of
heir little friends. Some very
uique costumes were becomingly
7orn by the little ladies and gentle
len. The girls prize was captured
V Miss Thresa Hollingsworth as |
riscilla. The boys prize was cap +
1red by Master Carlisle Flemming
New Orleans who represented Miss
lice Roosevelt, Jerry Massey as {
ooker 7. kept close by her side and
specially when the refreshments
ere served Lady Ma Dial as Sis Hop !,
ms was very good. Misses Amiee .
nd Freddie Craft as agreeable maiden
.dies of forty summers were very
bod indeed. Mr.. Harold Crosby
le gentleman was very attentive to S
le little ladies. Miss Anna Cannon
; Topsy came near getting the prize
NY failing when the two gentlemen y
ting as judges were told she was .
le of the hostesses Jennie Cannon
as Grand ma and Maude Jones as I,
arrie Nation we're fine Peasant
omen, Tramps, Western frontiermen
I'd various others were represented. z
e cream and cake was served on the
wn. Delightful music for them to
.nce by was rendered by Mrs. Muller "
Monroe, La, and Miss Mary Ma
al -,
All Delta Belle Oxfords and high
t shoes, advertised 81 80 goods, spe-
al to cloise 81. at helms & Blum :"
Mems, women's and children's
ices at actual cost from August list
18th. House cost sale at The n
Iir.
10 yards good Domestic-yard
de-for 45 cents at Hafter's Sale.
"It's shame to take the goods
the prices at Hafter's Sale II