The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-20
SOCIETY NOTES

Anne Thomas. ~Asse trophy was pair
Of silk hose. Miss Carrie Bef Nerun
was awarded pair of silk AoAe fer the
highest score amaag the visisse.
A delicious two conre meau was
served to the following: Misses Anne
Thomas, Innas ssAriina, Carrie Bell Ne
gus. Francis ShSkte of e. Ls,is. Clara
Mae Seusen, ToSepAsne wnkersoa.
Mary Bell enseenden, Louise Hsx.ep.
Mafgarite crstsepden, Lsuise crieser
den, Jeane sertggs, Maxgurise Little.
Anne @orthsngtoD. kats~rine Poose.
Helen Clifton ami Sadie Maud Racks.
Mrs. Joe Weinberg entertained de
ighrfulv the "Wednesday Whist Ciab
on Wednesday afternoon llt a.laiIf.u
10 the club membership several visitors
enjoyed the occasion which became CON
spicuous in the festivities of thu
week
beautiful silver bread aud butter
I plate was awarded Mrs Joe Cohn for
the highest score and a pair OF silver
sugar topgs to Mrs. Ben Abrams For
second highest. a pretty work has
ket went TO Miss Goldman as gues.
prize.
The guest list included Mesdames
Henry SchaIl. Leon Fletcher. Charles
f3hibert. Ferd Moyse Maurice Fischet
Clarence Witt, r. b Goldman. Charles
Loeb, \. l.. f isamar Sam Blum. A f,raa,
Bril-, Joe Cobn, Ben brans Of Dea-
yer. Bessie Goldman Of New York, Ed
ma Krsus Of Chicago
An elegant luncheon was served at
the end of the game. Mrs Clarence
VIII viii be the hostess of the club
next week.
On Wednesday evening the members
of the Bridge Club and their bus
bands gave Mr. and Mrs Charles Ehl-
bert delightful surprise party in
honor of their thirteenth anniNts v
The party assembled at Mrs. Joe
burg 5 and at the hour appointed. dc
parted for the hilbert home. each
member laden with delicious salads
sandwiches and every thing good 10
eat. An interesting game Of bridge
was INDUCED in with honors won by
Mrs. Leon Fletcher who WAS awarde 4
a beautiful silver vase As an ami.
versarv present Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlbert
were presented with an exquisite
lunch cloth By the following members
and their husba nds: Mr.. and Mrs sam
Blum. Mr. aud Mrs. Leon Fletc her. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Sehall Mr. and Mrs
Ferd Moyse. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wein-
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Fisehe
i Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Loeb.
One of The most ENJOYABLE card par
'es Of The week occurred at 4hes haan,
of Mrs. Nose Weber on Thirsdav aft
erncon complimentary to hei guest
Miss Leah Heffsnre-seh of Port Glib
son. In spite of the inclemency of the
weather il proved one of the most de-
lighfful affairs on the social calendar.
Mrs. Weber entertained sixteen guests
With an exciting game of whist Miss
Marcefla Marshall was the fortuna :
winner Of he first prize. pair OF
Leah Herdsrieeii captured nhe guest
prizes. several lovely hanak exeissfs
and Miss Salae Wiicsinski was awarded
a beautiful iahot as coxsaasfon Ar
elegant course luncheon vas served 10
the following: Misses Marce4la Marsh
all Annette Davis. Of Macen Ga; Sa-
die Wilckinski .Iose Wik'zinski Ether
Scott. Bessie l.evser. Vera Lesse,.
Maude Rosenthal. Pearl Simmons
Lula Storm. Rheta Scalesssnger. Leah
Heidenreich and Mesiames. Joe Cshn
Seman and Indy.
r r r
Miss Edna kraus Of Chicago ana
Miss Bessie Goldman of New York
were the attractive guests of honor AZ
George Washington card party Of
perfect plan and arrangement. given BY
Mrs. Maurice Fische at he Country
Club Tuesday afternoon. The
ure decorated with quantifies of palms
AMI carnations. In tue reception hall.
those receiving were Mrs. Maurice Fis
chei. Misses Edna Krsas. Besse Cold
man. Irene Mevse and Maud Resen-
stock After several interest m 4
games of bridge. Miss Maud Rosen
thai was found 10 have the highesi
score ana her trophy was a pair If
silk hose. Miss Bertha Waldauer cap
! turea The seeana p,ize. three lovely
handkerchiefs. Mise Chaffe won Tie
VISITORS prize. a hand painted picture
and Misses Goldman and kraHs were
each presented silver picture frames As
gteest prizes. After the game the
guests adjourned 10 the grill room,
where .Ieiieiou. fear-oousse anshcou
s was served The George Washinu ton