The Greenville times., 1910-03-13


friday in the city.
Mrs. Cliff Hood of Magneta, was
visitor to the city on Friday.
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Miss Ether Wetherbee spent yester-
lay in Leland with Mrs. William Bell /
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Greenley spent /
several davs this week at their home |
IN Lake Chcot.
Miss Helen Nance was visitor to
Leland on Friday, the guest of her |
aunt, Mrs. Feltus.
Mr.. Ike johnson of Memphis, is
,pending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. w. L. Toward.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet this
afternoon at the Temple at O'Clock.
Bessie Leyser, president.
Misses Mamie and Willie Bryant of
Arcola, are among the visitors TO the
.ity this week, the guest of Mrs.
Crawford.
Mr.. Jim Green of Jonestown Miss,
eft Friday after few days visit with
ais parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Green,
IN Poplar street.
Mrs Odeneal, who has been spend
.ns several weeks with her son DR.
F. P Odeneai, left Yesterday for her
nome in Jackson.
Masters George and Gay Coleman
Helm left yesterday for few days
visit with their father, Maj. Geo.
Helm in Helm, Miss.
The ladies of the Hebrew Union
congregation will give a Purim Mas
auerade Ball for the benefit of the
Temple fund. Thursday, Msreh p.
1910, at Olympia Club. All members
cordially invited. Mrs l.. Levy, Chair
man.
Mr. A. j. Rose has recently purch-
ssed the home of Mrs. ID. A. Love in
Blanton Park, now occupied by Or.
". T.. Howard DR. Howard purchas-
sd Mr.. Roses residence In the race
track Both parties will move short
y.
Mrs Leon Fletcher was the hostess
Of the Bridge Club on Thursday and
entertained eight ladies' in a charming
manner The home especially at
tractive being decorated with quanti-
ties of violets. A silver pen knife went
to Mrs. Ehtbert first prize, and a
lovely center piece TO Mrs. Moyse as
second. Delicious refreshments. IN
which the violet color motif was intro
dnred admirably, were served TO the
following: Mesdsmes. Maurice Fischc!,
Chas Loeb, Clarence Witt, Henry
Schaii Sam Blum, Fred Moyse, Chas.
Ehihert.
Miss Beatrice Hirsh was the attrac-
tive hostess of delightful card par:r
Ladies' Bridge Club After an en-
tAusiaetiealiy contested game Miss
Msud Rosenthal was found to have
tho highest score and she was awarsle
pair of silk hose as club prize Miss
Bessie Levser won the consolation i
beautiful perfume bottle, and lace
jabot went to Miss Hart as visitors
prize. During the afternoon delicious
refreshments were served to the fol
iswinR: Misses ,Maud Rosenshal, Bes-
sic Leyxer, Maud Rosssnstoek, Pearl
Simmons, Irene Moyse, Hyman Hart Of
Natehez. Edna Kraus of Chicago and
Vera Leyser. Miss Maud Rosenthai
wiz the hostess Of the club next week.
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On Wednesday evening Mrs. Sam
Blum was the xraeions hostess of one
" the most elaborate card parties Of
the season, given in honor of thu
members of the bridge club and theiI
husbands. In the reception hall where
fhe games were played, CAV tones OF
rcd found favor. with scarlet japoniea.
to Develop in brilliant way the pre-
ssiling color. At the conclusion Of
the game the guests adjourned TO ths
Ainine room wher an elegant cours'
menu was served. The table trul,
presented . beautiful picture, suspend
u from the chandelier IS tulle wa
= srtiese basket Allsa- xith qeaptitis
s. pink roses The fable had for il
4gSIter pi1ce : cInay lace scarf owe
n 1llD 1u1tei j s1nse boN