The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-01-05

gracefully at cards on Saturday hon
,ring the Tuesday Morning Club
k The Young Married Womens' CIul
sas pleasingly entertained this weel
~ Mrs. VIM E. Negus-
Mr.. and Mrs Josh Bell entertainee
handsomely at dinner on Saturda,
evening IN honor of their fair guest
Miss Marie Clifton. of Jackson. ane
the George-Ben bridal party A
large crimson bell was suspended
above the brightly lighted table and
from this streaners of ribbon were
| carried to small crimson and gold
bell-shaped place cards upon which
were the names OF the guests: Miss
| Clifton, Miss Sallie Hunt, Miss Lou
ise Finch, Miss Susie Negus, Miss
| Bette Worthington. Messrs. VIM.
/ Robertshaw, Laurence Murphy, w.
A. Haycraft, Malcolm Robertshaw
and Charles Born.
| Miss Alethe Nardaman, of Jackson,
and Mrs. John Thompson, of Sena-
to,ia, were guests Of honor at a box
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Hebron on Friday evening OF last
week. The party included, aside
| from host, hostess and honorees.
Misses MCGEE, of Leland, Orvllle
Stone, Bessie Bell, Sallie Hunt, Cor
inne Hebron and Mrs. John Jackson.
Messrs. Hugh Hook, of Leland, G.
B. Hunt, B. P Shelby, Laurence
| Murphy, ]. w. Anderson, B. c.
Wheeler and Judge Percy Bell. AT
ter the theatre an elaborate supper
was served at the Hebron home.
Miss Floyd Wilson, of Lexington,
Miss, was the guest of honor at an
enjoyable bridge party given by Mrs
George Pearce on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Bessie Bell and her guest,
Miss Vardaman, were entertained at
luncheon on Monday by Mrs. George
Turner at Hotel Cowan.
Miss Mary Holley. of Sikestoi,
Mo. was the guest Of her father. Mr..
Holley, Of the Holley Matthews Mfg
Co, this week.
o
Mr. Ernest B. Lewey, of Helena,
Ark, came home to attend the
-Eckstone wedding Thursday
night.
Miss Carrie Wachs1nan will leave
Tuesday morning for Vicksburug to
attend the Stern-Teller wedding
Eckstone- Brooks.
An event OF great social note both
in the city and in Memphis was the
wedding at Temple Hebrew Union
on Thursday evening Of Miss Ger
trude Eckstonc daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Man Eckstone, to Mr.. Sidney
NJ Brooks. OF Memphis Stately
palms added floral tolch to the
beautiful new temple which was bril-
liantly lighted and filled early III the
evening with relatives and friends
Of this popular young couple.
Included i'll the bridal party were
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eckstone. the groonls mother, Mrs
Hattie Brooks, of Memphis. ana
grandfather, Mr. NJ Mayor, Miss Ray
Eckstone. maid of honor; Misses
Jeanette Brooks and Maude Rosen-
thai, bridesmaids; Mr.. Merrill Brooks
best man; Messrs Sidney Eckstone
and Abe Mayor, groomesmen;
Messrs Leo Calm, of Memphis, Joe
Dreyfus, Ernest Levy. Jake Strauss
and Sam Mayor, ushers.
The bride wore an exquisite lace
robe over white silk and held Bible
and shower Of lilies of the valley.
Her veil was caught with orange
blossoms, lilies Of the valley and
cluster Of diamonds, presented by the
groom.
Mrs. Eckstone wore a renaissan,,
gown, built of black silk and spang
led net. Mrs Brooks, an imported
gown OF black embroidered net over
silk Miss Eckstone, white swiss
and real lace Misses Brooks and
Rosenthal. light green crepe de chine.
Mrs. Holman, old rose chiffon cloth.
Out Of town guests were: Mrs
Dolfheifner. Of Nashville; Mrs.
Brooks, Miss Brooks and Mr. NJ.
| Brooks. of Memphis; Mrs. Holman,
and little daughters. of Chicago; Mr.
/ sam Solomon, of Helena; Mrs. NJ.
| Holly. of Memphis; Mr. Clarence
| Lee. Of Memphis; Mr.. Leo Calm, Of
Memphis, and Mrs Turbin. Of Chi