The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-02-06
SOCIETY NOTES

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A great deal of interest is being tax
en- in the anticipation of the fancy dress
! ball to take pace at the Elks' home
on he evening of Feb s. II will b.
given for the benefit of the OH Ladies
Home in Jackson, and for this reason
should be well patronized. Until $50
in the evening only children dancers
will be allowed on the floor, bur from
THAT time on both young and old >iH
| be gladly welcomed. The price viii be
% cents for every body. This includes
refreshments.
Notable among the events of the
week was q Hearts party given OF
| Yesterday afternoon by Miss Margaer
! tie Little in honor of the Young Ladies
| Bridge Club. Miss Sarah Stone Walker
was the fortunate winner of the cIHo
| prize and vas presented with a pair II
! silk stock ings A delicious repast was
/ served 10 the following: Misses Louis (
| Finch, Elizabeth Reid Marion Gordon
| Louise Grittenden, Abel Benoit Clara
Mae Neuisen. Annie Moore. Sarati
Walker Anne Thomas, Mary Bates
| ShackIeford of Richmond, Ky, Sadie
| Webb of Jackson, Mary Ben Critten.
den, Bette Archer, Marguerite Cri.
tendon. Louise tiaxton. Helen Clifton.
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The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Augustus Craft was the scene Of nlost
attractive wedding Wednesday when
their daughter. Emiee, became the bride
of Mr. Otto O. Wineinan a young bust
ness man of this city The impressive
service was read by Rev Canon kons
tenbroek. In the parlor was erected al
altar decorated with candies and palms
making a beautiful background for tbs
solemnizing of this sacred rite. At tbs
appointed hour the guests were assem-
bed, the party entered while Mendels
Mrs James Milton Grastv Precedin
he bride were Misses Mildred an,
Dorothy Heidi as flower girls and rims
bearer, followed by Miss Fredrika Craft
in an embroidered lingerie gown, d
maid of honor. On either side of tht
arehway awaiting the couple were Mis-
Jennie Cannon, in pink satin and carry
ing bouque5 of pink carnations. AM
|
ing blue toilette, and carrying bou
quet of white carnations. The bride
| was exceedingly pretty in a handsome
suit OF peach cloth with becoming
oque of velvet and lace, and carries
a bouquet OF bridal roses She enteree
| with her father and was met at tn.
altar by the groom and his best man
Mr.. Clarence Loverien. After the cere
lives of the contracting parties Til
dining room was artistcally decorate
with eut flowers and ferns and de
lightfuI supper was served. The brida
couple were the recipients of man
presents testimonials of their friends
esteem. among them a chest of silver
the gift of the groom s mother. Mrs
\. q. Wineman. mother of the groom
Mr.. r. L. Wneman, DR.. and Mrs. Fen
guson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Winemal
and Mr. and Mrs. c. v Hill were anon
those who witnessed the marriage. Til
out of town guests were Miss Bren
| Irwin, Lawrenceville. ILL.,, and Miss Ell
Billett. of Vicksburg Mr. aud Mr.,
Otto Wineman left on the northbeun
train for an extended trip in the East
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The home of Mr. and Mrs F.. g. MAJ
shall was the scene of beautiful We.
ling last Wednesday evening whe
Miss Jeanette Hartman and Mr.. Harr
) Leonard Levy of Springfield, o.. wer
) united in marriage. The home present
ed veritabIe Eden, decorated in Il