The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-01-23

Misses Abel Benoit, Helen Clifton,
Louise Finch, Louise Haxton, Narguer-
lite Little, Elizabeth Reid, Jeane
Scruggs, Anne Thomas. Anne Worth
ington, Katharine Foote Louise Crit
tenden, Grace Everman, Clara Mae
Neulsen, Marguerite Jolly of vicksburg,
Mesdames Marion Chandler, Philip Hap
pie, Louis Mosby, Wade Negus, Dorsey
Richards, and j. D. Smythe.
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y meeting of the Private TAYLOR
Rucks Chapter occurred at the home of
lis president, Mrs. Joe Jayne, on We'd
nesday afternoon. This was one OF the
most interesting meetings the society
has had. The birthdays of two of our
bravest generals, Robert E. Lee and |
Several members present have been for
tunate enough to know these two gem
erals personally, and told many interest
ing and delightful instances connected
with their friendship. Mrs Lucy Green
Herger, the society s historian, read a
charming article on the lives of Lee and
jackson, who were heroes, resolute amid
reverses. grand and matchless as read
ers; when fortune smiled upon them, as
modest as they were loving. This meet
ing proved not only thoroughly enter
5aining, but one of history also. Sew
cral new members were present. show
ing the increasing popularity Of this
worthy organization.
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The home Of Mrs. n Rosenthal was
the scene of a brilliant dance Wednes-
day evening Miss Maud Rosenthal en-
tertaining in honor of Miss Hazel Forch-
were especially artistic and attractive,
representing the four seasons The hal
was in an embankment of honeysuckla
and moss to represent spring In here
guests, Misses Maud Rosenstock. Bessie
Leyser and Irene Moyse All the en- |
Of the hall Mrs. Leon Fletcher and
Miss Esther Scott served delic-
bucket. The parlor was appropriately
adorned with grcenery and flowers Of /
all descriptions to represent summer In
mere the following people received: Mrs.
RosenthaI. gowned in a handsome toll
cite of black lace over black satin; Miss
Maud Rosentha gowned in cream satin;
Miss Forsheimer. 3owned in pink satin;
Miss Harris, gowned in white embroid
cred net over satin; Miss Goldman, ami
DR.. and Mrs. A. Brill, Mrs. Brill gowned
in white lace over satin \ lovely eff |
feet was obtained in the library, where
quantities Of autumn leaves and moss
was employed in countless pretty de |
fails to represent he fall of the year.
The dining room was in a profusion Of
cotton, and III - ana WAS a perfect rep
resentation Of mid winter with al its
iccbergs and snow. \ delicious course
menu was served in hele, the ice course
being white, fluffy balls to carry OUT
he wintry idea. This was truly novel
affair and proved a most delightful one.
The guests were: Misses Irene Moyse.
Maud Rosenstock. Ada Marshall. Jean
uette Hartman, Bessie Leyser Fay
Schlessinger. Rctta Ignace, Blanch
bergman. Hartense Cohn. Georgia Raea
Gilman. Ray Harris of Winona, Bessie
Goldman Of New York. Esther Scott,
MarccIla Marshall, Berthe Scott, Bessie
Gotlieh Of Pine Bluff; Messrs. Sam
Mayor, Milton Moyse, Walter Scott, Joe
Dreyfus, Marcy Hartman. Jake Strauss,
Davis Strauss Abe ,Iohl. Howard Berg
man, Melvin Schlessnger. Dave Vein
burg. sydney Moyse, Lester Hartman,
Jonas Ignace. Meyer Brill, Sam Rowsey.
T. H. Huntzberger, Abe Waldauer.
Amos Tins DR. J. Hirsh. DR.. Saul Scott.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Brill, Mrs. Cohn, Mr..
and Mrs Leon Fletcher.