The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-11-17

Aid Society of the Episcopal church.
Oysters in various styles. cold fowls
and other meats, salads and delicious
hot coffee will be on the menu. The
luncheon will be served at the city
hall from four to eleven o'clock p. m.
The tea given for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Stevenson Archer,
Jr. was very successful and moss
pleasingly arranged. The tea girls
were, Miss Blanche Archer and Miss
Mary Pelham Finlay, and Mrs. Arch
er was assisted in receiving by Mrs
Ben johnson, Mrs. T. w. Mccoy
and Mrs. John Jackson.
Sunday evening, at the home of
Mary Lowering was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Hugh Berry, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Phil
lip Davidson. The bride is a beau
ttiful and accomplished young wo-
man and the groom is a Junior men,
Der of the firm of Berry Bros, and
is apopular young business man.
A bevy of charming young wo-
men were entertained at bridge on
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Louise
Finch The occasion was the OPEN
ing of small bridge club recently
organized, and composed of eight
members, in conformity with a rule
OF the club, book was awarded as
prize. A number of games were
played and a luncheon of two cours-
es served
Mrs. Tom Hood, Mrs. w. P.
Kretschmar, Mrs. John B. Kemp, Mrs.
Eugene Taylor, Mrs. Jacob Strick-
land, Mrs. Emmett Smythe, Mrs. E.
n. Thomas, Mrs. George Wheat1ey,
Mrs. ohm L. Hebron, Mrs VIM. Bass.
Miss Lollie Bass and Miss Grace
Everman were Greenville guests at
the beautiful card party given by
Mrs. Milton Smith in Leland on
Tuesday, Mrs. Jacob Strickland win
ming the first prize.
Miss Sadie Maude Rucks was hos
tess on Wednesday morning at
most enjoyable bridge party.
Champagne punch and delicious
luncheon were served and an attrac-
tive Christy picture presented as
trophy. Miss Rucks was assisted in
entertaining by her mother, Mrs. Ben
Rucks, and Mrs. George Wheatley
The guests included Mrs. H. L.
Wetherbee, Mrs. Happle, Mrs. J. w.
Bell, Misses Lucille Dunn, Bessie
Aiken. Fannie Yerger, Nina Crow
ell. Belle Barley, Yeba Gist. Helen
Clifton and Sallie Hunt
The formal announcement of the
engagement of Miss Callie May Nc
HE TO Mr. H. B. Klingensrnith. oil
Chicago and Pittsburg. has been
made in the Lake County Times. of
Hammond, Indiana.
The announcement was made at
handsome luncheon given by the
mother of the bride elect, and a num-
Der OF other entertainments have
been given in honor of the bridal
party.
December twelfth is the date set
tor the marriage, which will take
place at St. Paul's Episcopal church
IN Hammond, followed by a recep-
ton at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R A. Nellie.
Miss Nellie is an unusually attrac-
tive young woman and has host of
trends IN Greenville where the
greater part of her childhood was
passed
On Thursday afternoon, at Hotel
Cowan, Mrs. George Turner enter
tainel at one of the largest and most
beautifully planned card parties of
the season.
Wine entwined chandeliers AMI pink
Shaded lights illuminated scene that
was truly attractive as the hostess re-
ceived her large number OF guests,
all OF whom were stylishly attired.
many of the gowns vieing in color
and lovllness with the chrysanthe-
NUNS and carnations that formed
the floral decorations.
Before and during the game of
progressive euchre, punch was served
by Mrs. w. F. Fordham, Miss Sallie
Hunt and Miss Belle Barley. who
also marked the score cards.
The guests were, Mrs. J. H. helms.
Miss Grace Everman, Mrs. Josh Bell.
Mrs. G. B. Alexander, Mrs. S. R.
Dunn. Mrs J. L. Strickland. Mrs.
Louis Mosby, Mrs w. H. Monteom-