The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-04-08

I, den has returned to her home in Clarks-
dale.
Miss Elizabeth Reid returned on
Monday after a delightful visit with
Miss Josephine Wilkersoa at SCOTS.
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| Lieut.. Charles Nulsen, IT, S. a., who
is now stationed at Fort Crook, Neb.,
arrived home Wednesday night for a
visit.
AIR. and Mrs. A L. Mckee who have
been visiting Mrs Wells IN yickshurg
returned home the early part of the
week.
Messrs VIII Atterbury and J. II.
Aldridgs Of Estin attended the ''Tirne
the Place and the Girl" on Tues lay
evening.
Mr.. aad Mrs Charlie P Williams re-
| turned on Monday from few days Wis
If TO Mr. Merritt Williams on Lake
Washington.
Mr.. Arthur Lazarus, who has boon
spending several months with his sis
ter, Mrs Herbert Hrsch, has returned
to Louisville.
Meesrs. Robert Somerville, Wise
KrssschInar, Hugh Watson and James
| Robertshaw have been visitors 10 Jack
| sou this week.
Mrs. ] c. Brandon left the early par
of the Wa ek for visit in Natcl1ea. She
vas called there because OF the illness
at hsr sister-in-lay, Mrs. Carney.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Mosby, left Tuesday to Wis
it her daughter, Mrs. Evans in Mem
phis.
I Messrs. ~~lie Williams Louis Mos
7 bv, Lawrence Murphy auJ s S-ar-
ling left yesterday morning in Nr
Williams automobile for visit to
Memphis.
Miss Pugh of Memphis is visitor IN
| the city guest of Mrs. J. D. Smythe
Miss Pugh Is organizing "Generva = 4
nIav in which much interest is being
manifested.
Messrs. Maurice Fischel, Sidney
| Moyse. Milton Moyse and Walter frost
departed yesterday for few days vis-
it IN Memphis. The party went in Mr.
Fischel s automobile.
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Mrs. George Blackburn, who has been
spending week @ith Mrs. Julia c..
Helm ana Mrs. Lizzie Coleman, return
ed on Tuesday night to her home in
Lake Providence, La.
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| Mrs. Grow, who has been spending
several months with her daughter, Mrs
William Bull. has returned to her home
in Richmond, Nv. She was conpau-
| tel as far as Birmingham by Mr. Bull
Mrs. Perkins of Memphis is visiting
in the city a guest of Mrs. Marion
Chandler. Mrs. Perkins will be re-
memberel most pleasantly as Miss
NF.4aaan x,-s.c bae x-;c4teJ here
numbers of times.
Mrs. William Crump was the attrae-
! tive hostess of an informal, but de
| hghtful luncheon yesterday The table
was artistically decorated with flowers
suggestive of spring time. An elegant
six-course luncheon was served 70 the
| following: Mes6iames Louis Mosby,
Perkins of Memphis, Charlie Williams,
j ohm Jackson William Crump and Miss
Fannie Walker.
Mrs Josh Bell was the gracious host
ess of delightful card party or Taes-
/ ssav afternoon in honor of the tas9ng
/ Married Ladies club. Beside tae club
membership, several visitors euiayed
! tae occasion, which became conspicuous
IN the social happenings of the week.
After an interesting game of bridge,
| Mrs. William Hayeraft was the most
successful player, and was presented a
handsome cut glass fern dish. 4 delie-
ious menu was served the following
Mes ismes Wafrin gten Ba'tlz-yn, Iaeo3
Strickland, William Hav raft. ueriae-s
Enstis, Mat Staue 1rant Alexander.
/ Wise ErafS,shrnar Irwin row,a -