The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

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liam NJ. Reid Mrs. Win Bull ana
Misses Sallie and Innis Starting also
enjoyed the entertainment Dolls,
which are to be sent to an orphanage,
were dressed for a Christmas box In
the dining room the table was arranged
artistically and luncheon was served
buffet. Everyone pronounced the after
noon success.
Mrs. Maurice Fischel was the gra-
cious hostess of the Wednesday Bridge
club this week. Mrs. Sig Wolfe was
awarded silver card receiver for the
highest score and Mrs. Charles Loeb a
brass fern dish for the sconi highest
score. A delicious Thanksgiving menu
was served. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Fischel's hospitality were: Mesdames
Clarence Witt, Maurice Bergman, Ferd
Moyse, y. l.. Rireman, B. b. Goodman,
Henry Schall, Sam Blum, Leon Fletcher,
Sig Wolfe, Charles Loeb, Charles Ehl-
bert, Joe Cohn, Abe Weinberg, Abe
Brill and Miss Maud Rosenstock.
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The Young Ladies' Bridge club,
which was in existence last year. has
been recently reorganized. and was en-
tertained most delightfully."- by Miss
Adele Benoit Wednesday afternoon. a
delicious salad course was served at
the conclusion of the game. Miss Mary
Thomas was awarded a pretty prize for
the highest score. Those present were:
Misses Sallie Walker, Mary Walker,
Elizabeth Reid, Clara Mae Nulsen, Ma
rion Mckee, Dorothy Nulsen, Jeane
Scruggs, Louise Haxton, Kathleen Har
Ann Thomas, Marion Gordon, Louise
] Crittenden Marguerite Little and Mary
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Mrs. Marian Chandler entertained
most charmingly, on Friday, the Young
| Married Ladies' club, euchre being en-
| joyed. Mr.. Leroy Percy received a
| brass jardinere for the greatest num-
| Der of progressions. Mrs William Ford
| ham marked and served a delicious
| punch. The parlor looked beautiful with
white carnations as the decoration \
dainty luncheon was served after the
game. Those present were: Mes lanes
Louis Mosby, Irwin Cowan, Wise
Kretschmar, William McCuller George
Archer, jeff Wilkerson, Grant AIexan-
der. II. Eskrigge, J. L. Hebron J.
Strickland, II. Eustus, f. \. Thomas,
Leroy Percy, John Hanway, L. w. Ball
win and Will Haycraft.
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A great social event OF the season
was the delightful reception given by
| Mrs. Irene Bass and Miss Sallie Bass
on Saturday afternoon. They We're as
| sisted in receiving by Mrs. Perry, Mrs
Lawrence Bass, Mrs. j Hebron ana
Mrs. Leroy Percy When the guests en-
| tered they were served to delightful
punch by Mrs. John Jackson and sMiss
| Anne Thomas, after which they Were
welcomed by the receiving line. lees
| and cakes were served by Mrs. +. n
| Thomas, Miss Mary Thomas and Mrs
| Thomas Hood in room beautifully dec
GRATED. The table looked lovely witt
gaFlands Of chrysanthemums little
oranges and candies. Just before enter
ing the dining room coffee and Sane
witches were enjoyed in a small room
| where Miss Irene Robertshaw presided
Everything in there was japanese, an
the effect was very fascinating. Mrs
Bass and Miss Bass are noted for theil
| hospitality. aud everyone reported
most ENJOYABLE afternoon.
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On Tuesday afternoon, from $3.50 un
/ til $50. Mrs Proctor McCutcheon an
Miss HARRISON were the charming host
esses of a delightful reception. Tn,
home presented beautifui scene, eael
room carving out different colo
scheme Quantities of palms, ferns am
cut flowers were used artistically in tn
decorations One room was especial,
attractive, decorated with Japanes,
umbrellas. fans, lanterns, etc. In here
Mrs. Crump and Misses Ann Thoma
and Marion Gordon served tea ant
coffee. Red was the prevailing colo
in the parlor, where the following ladiei
received: Mrs Proctor McCutcheon
Miss HARRISON. Mrs. Thomas Homes
Mrs. A. g. PAYNE. Mrs. VIII Bull, Mrs
Wise Kretschmar, Mrs Herbert Esk
rigge, Mrs. Van B. Boddie Beautiful
pink flowers and tulle carried out tn
color motif in the dining room, wheri
Mrs George Wheatiey, Misses Carrie
Bell Negus, Mary Thomas. Elizabeti
Reid and Bessie Nance served De
. licious salad course. Mesdames Taylo
! HARRISON and p. E. Happle serve
punch in a room prettily decorated i
, yellow Mesdames Frank HARRISON an
} Sidney HARRISON assisted in receivin
: the numbers of guests who called. an
pronounced this u most charming socia
event.
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