The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19


Mr.. Emmett Harry, who is law stu
dent at the University of Virginia, viii
arrive in few days to be with his
parents during the holidays.
MIRA Lee Simmons, who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Baum,
in Denver, has returned. Mrs. Jake
Simmons accompanied her home.
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Miss Florence Neulsen, who has been
the attractive guest of Misses Clara
Mae and Dorothy Neulsen, will leave
for her home in ST. Louis today.
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Mrs Clara Hood and Miss Mary Hood
left yesterday for a visit in Florence,
s. G. While there they will be the
guests Of Mrs Hood daughter, Mrs.
Miller.
Mr. Camp Wheeler, who has been i'll
at the sanitarium for some weeks, will
go home today. His many friends will
be glad to know that he is so much
improved.
Miss Alice Moore of Columbus, Miss,
who was an attractive visitor of Miss
Mabel eWheatIey last summer, will
again be Miss Wheatley's guest in
short time.
Miss Julia Byrnes of Memphis and
Miss Lucy Chamberlain of Natchez will
arrive shortly to spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Metcalf IN
Wilczinski.
Invitations have been issued TO
whist party at the home of Mrs. Julia
Wilczinski on Christmas night. the oe-
casion being the twenty first birthday
OF her son Percy
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! Mrs. Waite Carnahan entertained III
charming manner at bridge on last
Tuesday. in honor of the Twice -Four
and No More club. Palatable refresh
ments were sevred.
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4 Mr. and Mrs Stanley Henshaw have
returned from a few days visit in
Memphis They were joined there by
/ Mr.. Henshaw s parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Henshaw of Providence, r. L., who re
turned to Greenville with them.
I Miss Mary Rafaa n
Richmond, KY, arrived yesterday after
noon to be the guest of Miss Ann
Thomas. Miss Shackleford was an at
tractive visitor in the city last win
ter, and her many friends viii be glad
to know she has returned.
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NH VIM Fox EIkas has returned
from Columbia. Mo-. where he has been
student in the University of Mis-
souri, He will remain in Greenville
until after the holidays. Mr.. Fred
O'Bannon. who is also a student in the
same institution, viii return in a few
days.
Mr.. ana MIS-. marry ScnOettcacobte
will be in the city Monday to spend
the holiday with their parents, Capt
and Mrs. J. b. Scruggs. Wallace
Scruggs will return from Lebanon
Tenn, where he is student in the laN
department of Cumberland university
to spend the holidays with his parents
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs. vii
isenherg was the gracious hostess of ;
500 party. The five ladies who playe.
were ATestIames Montrose Goldstein
Elias Frankel. Abe Blomensteil, Mau
rice Rosenstock and viii Isenberg
Mrs. GoldsSein was presented a prett.
prize for the highest score and Mrs
frankie won the consolation prize.
The following invitations have bee,
received
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Percy
Elysian Club
Tuesday Evening, the
Twenty First of December.
At Nine O'Clock
Miss Goodrich. Miss Mary Bell
Crittenden.
Miss Marguerite Crittenden,
Miss Gordon.
/ r. s. V. P. Dancing
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Miss Maud Rcsenstock entertaine,
n delightfully."- at bridge yesterday after
!. noon in honor of the Young Ladies
i Bridge club. The home was most al
tractive, decorated in profusion Q
art flowers. Delicious refreshment
: were served at the conclusion. Nil
: Irene Moyse' s score proved the higi
!, est and she was presented silk stool
ings Miss Beatrice Hirsh was aware
ed pretty handksrchiefs, for the secon
II highest score. The visitors preser
IS were Mrs Maurice Fischei and Nh
N Ray Harris of Winona.
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Mrs. E. Frankel entertained yests
= day, for large number of little folk