The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14

Miss CIaudine Dunn, who is study
ing music under the direction OF
Prof. Jefferson Hall in Memphis, will
preside at the organ during service
at Calvary Church on tomorrow
Mrs. Charles Scott has returned to
her home III Rosedale after visiting
Mrs. B. b. Gordon.
Misses Marian Miller and Margaret
Shortridge and Masters Robert Miller
and Henry Parker paid a visit to Mrs.
Bette McGehee at the Highlands last
week.
Mrs. John Jackson has returned
from visit to her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Mount, in New Orleans
Mrs. John A. Metcalfe has gone to
spend the summer Ill Sewanee
Mr.. J. Fl. helms left few days
since to attend the Elks' carnival in
Denver, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Metcalfe
have gone to visit Denver.
Mrs. Hillman and Miss Hillman OF
Nashville, who are visiting Mrs john
son Erwin and Miss Bessie Erwin
on Lake Washington, were guests
OF Miss Bette Yerger this week.
Miss Helen Dunn has returned
from Lake Village, Ark, where she
was a bridesmaid at the Brecken-
ridge Redd wedding.
Mrs. Miriam Valiant and her
grandson, Harvey Miller Jr., are Wis
ting Mrs. Hal Valiant in Belzoni.
Mr.. Grant G. Alexander leaves to-
day to spend fortnight in Sewanee,
Tenn.
DR.. and Mrs. E. P. odeneal are
spending a few days in Minnesota.
Miss Kate Walker has returned
from Kentucky, where she spent the
early summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ransom left
during the week for Denver to attend
the Elks' carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Crump and
Masters Brodie Crump left on We'd
nesday to spend the summer in Ten
neSSee.
Miss Jean Scruggs has returned
from visit in Clarksdale.
Hon. B. G.. Humphreys returns
II.
A most enjoyable trolley ride was
given recently by Mrs. r. B. Camp
guests, Miss Elizabeth Cameron and
Miss Henrietta Yerger of Jackson,
Tenn
On Monday evening Mrs. Henry
Crittenden gave trolley ride to
number of the young men and wom-
en- of the Rosebud Circle, and later
in the evening the young men enter
tanned with dance.
One of the prettiest of the mid
summer entertainments was the even
ing party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Kelner to their sons, Messrs.
Lester and Ernest Kelner, Jr., on
Tuesday
Miss Marie Clifton presided over
the large bowl filled with delicious
nectar and Miss Ann Thomas cap
tured silver perfume bottle giver
as a prize in a book game. while Mr.
Raymond Shelton won the trophy
given in the contest of placing seed
in the heart of a watermelon.
Other guests were Misses Ann
Campbell, Selone Ryles, Ruth After
bury. Marian Gordon. Mable and Ha
eel Wheatley. Mary Finch, Eleano,
Somerville. Alberta Mimms, Jear
Messrs. Tom Finlay. VIM. Neulsen..
Win. Wynn. Spencer Aiken. Allen
Arnold, Ford Adams, Abe Somerville,
Wallace Scruggs. Robert Somerville
IT.. Ray La Foe, VIM. Gardina and
Steve Finlay.
Miss Alice Lou Greenley enter
tanned at bridge on Friday morning
in honor OF Miss Nellie Coppee
Miss Greenley's other guests were
Miss Susie Yerger OF Greenwood
Miss Sallie Hunt, Miss Sadie Maud
Rucks. Miss Kate Walker, Miss Iu
ellie Dunn, Miss Belle Barkley and
Miss Mary Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Pink Smith enter
tanned in a delightful fashion at
dance last week honoring their niece
Miss Alberta Mimms OF Jackson.
Their guest list included Misses Clara
and Dorothy Nuelsen, Frances Nance
Marian Gordon. Mary Finch, Mar
guerite, Mary Belle and Louise Crit
tenden, Mabel and Hazel Wheatiey
and Eleanor Somerville; Messrs AL
len Crittenden, Raymond Shelton
Lester Keiner. Emmett Hartz. Ben
Ford Adams, Seth