The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-02-02

EIlOJCu AIcS ANNSQo AooRA10AAey
were: Misses Kate and Susie Ireys
Sarah Walker and Susie McCutcheon
| Messrs. Douglass Woolard, A. l.
McKeeHoratio Negus, of New York
i H. w. Starting and G.B. Hunt.
Mss Bertha Wa1dauer was charm
ing hostess at luncheon on Monday
given in honor Of bevy of attrae
tive guests in Greenville, Miss Fan
ME Friedman. OF Cleveland; Miss
Stella Lazarus, of Louisville; Mis- ;
Hpnlan Hart, OF Natchez; Miss
! Bertha Coin, Of Albany, Ga, and
Miss Carrie sulzbacher, of Selma,
Ala.
A pleasing event OF the week was
the tea given on Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. ]. c. Green1ey and Mrs.
/ Annie Holmes at Mrs Greenley' s
handsome home on Central avenue
White and green were effectively
contrasted in the decorations, fes-
toons OF English ivy being caught
from the four branches of the chan
delier and twined around the table.
I Misses Lena and EliseHolmes, Alice
Lou Greenley, Orville Stone, Leila
Green and Mary Thomas were tea
girls.
Friday evening, February eighth,
is the date set for an entertainments
to be given in theauditorium OF the
Central School by the little folk OF
school No. 5. The children are well
drilled and the affair promises to be
very enjoyable An especially attrac-
tive feature on the program IS the
wedding OF Tom Thumb and Jennie
June.
/ The entertainment will begin at
eight o'clock and admission will be
twenty-five cents for grown people
and fifteen cents for children, the
proceeds to be used in payment Tor
school No SIS piano.
| Mr-G. G.. Alexander gave dinner
on Wednesday evening in honor Oh
Mr.. r. B. Claggett, the guests IN
GLIDING several members of the Clag-
eett-Bark1ey bridal party.
Mrs. w. G. Stimmel gave prettt-
| " arranged card party at Hotel Cow
an on Thursday afternoon in iohor
OF LaDouzaine Club.
The interesting game OF bridge
that was played resulted IN the f1rst
prize being won by Mrs.. ]. ], Harty
while the consolation was cut by Mrs
Louis A. Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P Williams
were guests Of honor at dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs leroy Percy
| on TUESDAY. The table was lovely
in its wealth. crystal and silver, light
ed with wax tapers, surmounted by
orange tinted shades Covers were
laid for twelve, including, aside from
host. hostess and honorees, Mrs. Jno.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs Wade H. Neg
Us Miss Carrie Belle Negus, Miss
Sarah Walker Messrs. Horatio
Negus. G. B. Hunt, Grant G. Alex
ander, H. w. Starting and Lyme
Starting, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hirsch en-
tertained at cards on last evening
honoring Mrs. Hirsch's sister, Miss
Stella Lazarus, of Louisville.
| Wednesday evening the Olympia
| Club was the scene Of large euchre
party and dance, given by the clubs
members. Three appropriate tro-
plies were captured by Mrs. Louis
| Riteman, Miss Loeb and Mr.. Sam
| Mayor Included among the hosts
and their charming and fair guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vein
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Klein, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Riteman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ignace, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Enrich.
! Misses Rita Ignace, Sadie Will
czinski, Jeanette Hartman, Bertha
Waldauer, Fannie Friedman, OF
Cleveland, Blanche Bergman, Bertha
Coin, of Albany, Ga, Hyman Hart,
of Natchez, Rebecca Berwin, Carrie
Sulzbacher, of Selma, Ala. Beulah
/ Frankel. Ada Marshall, Stella Laza-
rus, of Louisville, Ruby Rachelman,
Louise Livingston, Gertie Gnggen-
helm.
Messrs. Abe Mayor, Harry Frank
ell, Joe Cohn, Jonas Ignace, NJ. Hart
man, S. Hartman, Malculm Bergman,
Joe Wilczinski, David Weinberg, Joe
Hirschberg. E. Brill, Isadore Schon-
gut, n. Isenberg, J. Handel and
Louis Scott.