The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-05-05
AferfA&7n1enfS and
Personal Mention


Mrs. NJ. F. Wickliffe returned re-
Gently after having spent the winter
in Washington, and is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. w w. Worthington, al
Wayside.
| Mrs. ~. G. Yerger, Mr. and Mrs.
! George Wheatley and little Miss
Genevieve Wheatley, left on yester-
day for a few weeks stay at Coop
er's Wells.
Miss Ruth Aldridgs has issued in
vitations to house party to be given
/ during the coming fortnight at her
attractive country home near Estel,
this State.
Messrs Hugh Foote, Jr., and Shell
by Foote, passed through this city
recently while en- route from college
in Tennessee to their plantation home
Mount Holly"
Mrs. Robert Francis has returned
from visit in New Orleans, where
she was official chaperon for the
sponsor and maids of honor OF the
Third Mississippi Brigade.
Capt. Henry Johnson arrived from
Natchez on Monday and will make
his future home with his daughters,
Mrs. f. II. Taylor and Mrs. Emmet
Smythe, in this city
Mrs r. L. McLaurin, OF Vicks-
burg, State secretary of the King $
Daughters and Sons of Mississippi,
was a guest of Mrs. Leroy Percy
during her visit to the circles in this
city this week
Rev. and Mrs Halsey Werlein have
gone to make their future home IN
Jackson. Miss. Both Rev. and Mrs.
Werlich are exceedingly popular in
this city, and their departure is a
source of genuine regret to a host
Of friends
An interesting meeting OF the I'm
ion Missionary Study Circle was held
recently with Mrs. Virginia Phelps
as hostess Industrial work of the
Episcoual church among the Indians
and negroes was the subject undN
discussion, able papers being read by
Mrs w. A Borum, Mrs. Kelner, Mrs
Il \
Holmes
DR.. D. S. Humphreys, Mr.. Barnes
Humphreys, Misses Sallie and Mil
jred Humphreys, and Master Ralph
Humphreys, of Greenwood, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs D. F. Hunt
on Monday while en- route to Port
Gibson TO attend the unwilling of the
monument erected to the memory OF
Col. Ralph Humphreys, of Revolu-
tionary fame.
The very delightful series OF en-
tertainments given by the Whist
Club were brought to close at a
meeting held on Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs George
Wheatley This club includes many
excellent whist players, and the con-
test throughout the winter for the
beautiful silver cup has been spir-
tied one. Mrs. Wheatley, however,
proved the victor.
A prettily arranged card party was
given on Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
L. P. Smith. Twelve games of eu.
chre were enjoyed and daintily pre-
pared luncheon was served. Mrs.
Smiths guest list Included. MIS-.
Middleton, Mrs. Pope of Memphis.
Mrs J. E Aiken, Mrs. H. L. Weth-
erbee. Mrs. J. NJ. Hutsell, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Phelps, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. f.
H. Taylor, Mrs. ]. ]. Hall, Mrs. r.
B. Kemp, Mrs Walton Shields, Mrs.
George Turner, Mrs. J. P. Wilkerson
Mrs. ]. B. HARRISON, Mrs. il. Strick-
land. Mrs. E. N. Thomas, Mrs. S P.
McCutcheon, Mrs. Van B. BoddIe,
Miss Elizabeth HARRISON, Mrs. Tom
Hood, Mrs. George Wheatley, Mrs.
E. E. Klingman and Miss Susie Nc
Cutcheon.
Mrs Charles Loeb was the grace
full hostess at a meeting of the We'd
nesday afternoon Club this wee. The
colors, orange and green, were at
tractively combined in the decora
tons and in the ice course of the
luncheon. Progressive Ell
chre was played and resulted in the
prizes-a cut glass butter dish, dain
ty white parasol, and cut glass bon
bon tray-being won by Mrs Charles
Gilbert, Mrs. Louis Riteman ano
Mrs Hilbron.