The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-15

Weinberg, Mr.. Isadore Schongut anG
Miss Frances Marshall.
Refreshments were served during
the intermissions among the dances
There were about sixty hosts and
guests present. Among those from
out of town were, Miss Schall, OF
New York and Miss Minnie Brown,
of Pass Christian, Miss.
Mrs. L. P. Smith was the gracious
hostess at a bridge club party on
Friday afternoon of last week
The Tuesday Morning Club met
this week with -.Irs Robert Francis.
While limited iii its membership, this
club has been one ofthe most pleasing
features OF the social circle during the
past three years and the meeting on
Tuesday may we'll be classed among
the most delightful of its entertain
ments.
- VI p4No'iiiS piirii " liz pas
few days was the Presbyterian church
tea, given given by Mrs. W. E. Hunt,
on Tuesday afternoon. Cut bowers,
roses, violets and narcissus added a
delicious fragrance to the parlor ana
library where the guests were receiv-
ed. Misses Belle Barley, Orville
Stone and Sallie Hunt were tea girls,
and Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. W. E.
Negus, Misses Fannie Walker, Grac.
Everman, Matsy Wynn and Elise
Stone assisted in entertaining
The Original Bridge Club was en-
tertained on Thursday evening by
Miss Ella Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Percy enter
tanned gracefully on Tuesday evening
at bridge party honoring their fair
grest, Miss Floyd Wilson, of Lexing-
ton, Miss A deliciously prepared
supper was served and at the con-
clusion Of the game two beautiful
prizes awarded, one to Miss Susie
Woo1ard
+ Among the enjoyable social hap
! penings of the week was the dance
given by the yong men at the Elysian
Club on Wednesday evening. The
hosts and guests including: Mr. as
Mrs. Cashin, Mrs. J. f. Negus, Mrs,
F. n Thomas, Miss Blanche Archer
| with Mr. J. A Hunt; Miss Belle Bark
/ ley with Mr. B. p Shelby: Miss
! Louise Finch with Mr. D. H Jack
son; Miss Sallie Hunt with Mr. w.
! V Smith; Miss Nan Nelson with Mr.
/ A l. Mckee; Miss Jennie Paxton
with DR. Percy Toombs; Miss Charlie
! Scott with Mr. Frank Robertshaw
Miss Orville Stone with Mr.. Doug
/ lass Woolard; Miss Mary Thomas
with Mr.. Hunter Perkinson; Miss
Sarah Walker with Mr. Lyme Star
ling. Jr.; Miss Floyd Wilson with Mr.
| G. G. Alexander; Miss Hill with Mr.
l. NJ. Cowie; Miss Harlow with Mr.
Graves; Miss Rector with Mr. J. NJ
Robertshaw, Miss Lille Bramt
with Mr. w. w. Worthintgon; Miss
Carrie Belle Negus with Mr. Louis
Hilzin; Miss Sue Negus with Mr.. &
b Hunt; Miss Mary johnson of Co
lumbus, Mo-, with Mr. Hugh Bass.
: A large number of graceful beauti
fully gowned maids gathered at thu
home OF Mrs. Louis A. Whitney OF
Thursday afternoon to meet a charm
ing addition to Greenville's socia
world, Mrs. julie F. Whitney.
Mrs. julie Whitney wore a toilette 0
crimson radium silk and presided a
the punch bowl, and Miss Doroth
Nelson kept score during the gam
: of cards which occupied the create
part of the afternoon Four hand
some trophies. a silver card case,
Mexican work basket, gold hat pi
and a bridge set in a leather case
were presented to the fortunate CON
petitors Mrs. G. B. Alexander, Mis-
Hill, of New Jersey, Miss Mar
Walker and Mrs. Jacob Stricklan
A luncheon was dainty served
courses after the game
Mrs. H L. Focte, of Lake Wasl
ngton, has been guest Of relative
here during the past week.
At meeting held by the King
Daughters Circle No ?, at he Hon
on Thursday the following office
were elected for the coming year:
Mrs. Robert Barnett, Leader.
Mrs. J. E. Negus, Vice-Leader.
Mrs. VIM Yerger, Secretary
Mrs. H. L. Wetherbee. Treasurer
An Alarming Situation
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