The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-05-06
SOCIETY NOTES

Carolina. From there Miss oowan
will leave for several nenths' visit
in Europe. N
Mas. George WhAstIsy end little Miss
oenewievs hssurnea several days ago
from visit 10 Mrs. Sam Wilson in
vicksbsrg.
Miss Jnka johnson, Who has been
visiting Mis- Salis Hunt, left wednes-
day for visit to Mrs. Charles John
son in GrseHweed.
Nessrs. o. B. Cvietendsn, Henry
Crittendsn and Fai H. Brown of Frank
fort, Ky, spent several days this week
fishing on Lake Oaisot.
Mr. and Mrs c. z. Jordan and fam
lily have moved into the Shields resi-
dence which was previously occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Baldwin.
Mrs. r. J. Gudenrath arrived We'd
nssday evening from Alexandria, La.
10 Join her husband who has charge of
installing the machinery in the new
Leavenworth saw mill.
Mrs. Edmund Magruder and attrac-
tive little daughter, Alice Hunt, left
for their home in vickshurg on Wed
sesday after a two weeks visit at the
home Of Capt w. e, Hunt.
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Invitations are eut for the marriage
of Miss Adelaide, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J. 3. Collier of Leland. TO Mr.
Arthur O. HaddIesten. The cere-
msnv will take place Wedn esday. May
18th at $50 p. m, at the Baptist
church in Leland.
The following ladies will attend the
Kings Daughters Convention to be
held IN Greenwood on the 9, 10 and ii
of this month Delegates from Circle
n.
Yerger, James Negus, J. C. Greenley,
Louis Wadauer, Harry Wetherbee,
Charlie Williams, Wallace Arnold.
Delegates from Circle No. 3 are Miss
es Sue Negus, Louise Finch, Anne
Thomas and Mrs E. M. Burton.
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Today Miss Josephine Wilkerson en-
tertained quite a number of her friends
with a most ENJOYABLE "fish fry on
Lake Bolivad. Those attending We're:
Misses Elizabeth Reid, Marguerite Crit
tenden, Mary Bell Crittenden, Katha-
rine Foote. Louise Crittenden, Florence
SiIIers of Rosedale. Messrs Pickens
Harper. Steele Barley, Allen Critten.
den. Hugh Foote, Will Wall, Charles
Bourne and Harry Wilkerson.
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Miss AdeI Benoit was the attractive
hostess of the Young Ladies Bridge
Club on Wednesday afternoon, and en-
tertainei in a delightful manner SIX
teen guests. The club prize was won
ed a pair of silk hose. Miss Bessie
Nance captured the guest prize, pair
of silk hose. After the games daln
tv repast was served TO the following |
Misses Kathleen Harty, Helen Clifton, |
Sadie Maud Rueks, Clara Mae Nuisen,
Louise Crittenden, Jeane Seruggs |
Mary Bell Crittenden, Marion Gordon, |
Crittenden, Anne Thomas,
Louise Haxten, Bessie Nance, Francis
Nance and Mrs. Julia C. Helm.
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AS the hostess of the Young Ladies
Bridge Club Miss Maud Rosenthal |
the grace of her hospitality, made the
afternoon CONSPICUOUS in the social hap |
Jennings of the week. Eight players |
shared in the contest with hoRors won |
first prize, pair of silk hose. A
beautiful silver picture frame went to
Miss Pearl Simmons as second prize
Miss Ruchiel Simmons won the visi-
refreshments were served to the fol
owing: Misses Irine Moyse, Maud
Rosensteck, Bessie Leyser, Vera Ley
ser, Beatrice Hrsh, Pearl Simmons, Hy-
nan Hart of Natchez ana Ruchiel Sim.
mons.
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On Yesterday afternoon at the home
# Mrs. Lyme Starting, the Bible Train.
ng class of the Presbyterian church
gave a Tea and himona and Candy
Sale for the benefit of the Sunday
school annex fund. Those on the en-
ertainment COMMITTEES were Misses
4ollie Starting, Helen Clifton, Sadie A.