The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-21

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Mr.. Abe Blum is up from New
Orleans looking after his business
and spending a few days with his
friends.
Mr.. Smith, OF Natchez, one Of the
genial prorrietors of the Cowan, was
in the city few days on business
this week.
Drs E p Odeneal and A. @. Payne
attended the medical association at
important papers.
Mrs. Craft will give a tea for the
benefit OF the Catholic building fund
on Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Percy streets.
visor DIN deserve the thanks of the
in the cemetery near the Court
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown, of Frank
tort, KY, who have been guests of
Mr. O. B. Crittenden, left on Wednes-
day 10 visit relatives near Dallas,
Texas
Miss Ellie F1oweree was a guest
of Miss Susie McCutcheon for few
days recently while on her way to
Vieksburg, after visiting in Kansas
City.
The Confederate reunion is held at
New Orleans next week and large
number of our citizens will attend.
We wish all pleasant and enjoya-
bic time.
Mrs. Chas Wichern and children
| have just returned from Memphis,
after a most delightful visit to her
brothers, Messrs. George and An
! drew Ross.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
|. church gave an ice cream and straw
berry festival in the office room of
the Newman Hotel last Wednesday
afternooD, which proved quite sue
cess.
There will be meeting of the
members of the, Kings Daughter.
CirclerNo. 2 at the residence of Mrs.
Worfhrnan, Tuesday morning, April
"a, at II O'Clock, for the purpose of
instructing the delegates to the state
coDvention which convenes at Nat
chez.
| The, Japanese tea given at the New
man hall on Wednesday afternoon,
was beautiful affair, as we'll as
financial success, resulting in about
of1e-shnndred dollars being added to
the building fund of the First Pres
bytertan church. 7,~.
the Union Missiohaty Study. Cir
met last week withyethe Baptist
branch; Mrs. Ham being. the hos
tess Mrs R. S, Toornb presided. and.
arranged a most interesting program,
the general subject being 1.-THE Stran-
ger Within Our Gates" dealing es-
peciaily with the emigrants in Ball.
.sinlore, where religious literature,
tributed by Miss Bahlhaier ~
Misses Jennie and Annie Cannon
CcltOIdtcQ tHcfI DlrlnQayS IN Qe-
hghtfuf fashion on, Wednesday by
entertaining a number of friends at
an evening party. Games were play
ed and delicacies, in the form OF ices,
cakes, sweet, etc, were served in the
dipiugro0m, where the decorations
were of roses and ferns The guest
list inciueded Misses Hazel and
Annie Shanahan, Freddie Craft. NJ.
E. Craft, Madeline Hallett, Edna
Armstrong, Teresa Hollingsworth.
Lillian Luckett, Amelia Duncan. Al
ma Rosella, Jennie Moore and Mar
guerite Ryan; Masters Willie Quinn,
Robert Hallett, Joe Mulvaney. Clar-
ence Lovly, Willie Harrag, Charles
Wade, Shall Yerger and Harold
Crosby.
A few familiar friends of Capt. and
Mrs. w. X. Gildart gathered in their
hospftable home "Wednesday evening
to witness the nuptials of their daugh-
feE Dixie, and Mr. George Carter
Percy, Of saltwater. The setting or
the marriage was very artistic and
pretty, the arrangements. being. of |
pronounced, simplicity. with the sa-
cred solemnity Of home ceremony. |
Springtide flowers in profusion lent
thsir. 5beAuty and fragrance to- this |
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