The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-05-20

attractive guest of Miss Louise Crit
tenden, returned on Monday to her
home in Clarksdale.
Miss Sallie Morgan Kimbrouga, af-
ter a few days visit to the Misses
Negus, left the early part of the week
for her home in Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Henshaw left
Monday night to spend the summer
months at their former home in Provi-
dence, R. L and other points of inter
est.
Messrs Haycraft, Finlay and Wall
returned on Wednesday from a few
days visit in Indianola. They went
over to attend the -Hogin
wedding.
Mrs Charlie Williams entertained
today at the Country Club with
Bridge luncheon, complimentary to
Mrs. Ben George Humphreys of Green
wood.
The Young Ladies Bridge Club was
entertained delightfully."- on Thursday
afternoon by Miss Louise Crittenden
After several enthusiastically contest
ed games, Miss Marion Gordon won
the club prize and Miss McLaurin the
visitors prize. Both young ladies
were awarded silk hose. A dainty
repast was served to the following:-
Misses Marion Gordon, Gertrude Me
Laurin of Bolton, Mary Bell Critten-
den, Elizabeth Reid, Marguerite Crit
tendon, Francis Nance, Anne Thomas,
Louise Finch, Clara Mae Nulsen, Doro-
thy NuIsen, Louise Haxton, Sadie
Maud Rucks, Katharine Foote, .Jeane
Scruggs, Adel Benoit, Mrs. Taylor
HARRISON.
Mrs. John Hanway was the gracious
hostess of the Young Married Ladies
Club on yesterday afternoon. After
a series of games comparison of
scores showed Miss Carter to have the
greatest number of progressiOns. She
was presented a beautiful deposit sill
yer pitcher Seasonable refreshments
were served at the conclusion. The
guest list included Mesdames Ed Pas
sine, Ralph Claggett, Jacob Strickland,
Ben George Humphreys of Greenwood,
Geo. Pierce, Grant Alexander, Mat
Stone, Herbert Eustis, Dorsey Rich
ards. Josh Bell, Charlie Williams, Geo.
Wheatley, Will Haycraft, Philip Hap
pei, Misses Jocelle Carter of Memphis,
Kathleen Harty.
A most delightful party occurred on
Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. John
Jackson entertained at Bridge, cOmpli-
mentary to her guest, Mrs. Ben George
Humphreys of Greenwood. A bcauti-
full handpainted dish was awarded to
Miss Carrie Bell Negus for the great
est number of progressions hand
some piece of china was presented to
Mrs. Humphreys as guest of honor
prize. At the conclusion Of the game
a delicious two-course luncheon was
served. Mrs. Jackson's guests were:
Mesdames Humphreys, Charlie VIII
iams, Will Crump, Louis Mosby, Geo.
Alexander, Grant Alexander, Philip
Happel, Marion Chandler, Geo Wheat
ley, and Misses Carrie Bell Negus and
Sarah Walker.
A most enjoyable chillren's party
occurred on Tuesday afternoon, when
Master Percy Gayden Smell celebrat
ed his seventh birthday. Numerous
games were INDUCED in after which
the young people adjourned to the din
ming room, where delicious ices and
cakes were served The table was
very attractive with quantities of pink
rose bud and tempting birthday cake
with seven candles Those present
were:-Misses Francis Happel, Ermini
Armstead, Minnie Heidi, Dorothy
Heidi, Alice Klingman, Iva Smell, Dol
ly Paxton, and Masters Edgar Stacey,
Perry Smell, Albert Lake, Charlie Gill,
Joe Jayne, Henry Parker, and Harold
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