The Greenville times., 1910-03-06


strive rejoicing,
To lure the speckled beauty of the
stream.
Mrs. A. b. Downs Of Arc"ia vas
shopping in the city on Saturday.
Miss Jeane Branton of Iuay, was
With friends in the city on yesterday.
Mr.. Will Atterbury of EsteIle, was
among the visitors to the city on yes
.erday.
Mrs. William S. Riebmon of Will
mot, paid a brief visit to Greenville on
yesterday.
s Mrs. Armstead and attractive little
laughter Ermine are spending several
lays in Cleveland, Miss.
Mr.. Morgan Johnson of Tribbett
passed through the city on yesterday
snroute for a two weeks visit in Hot
Springs, Ark.
Ben Johnson who is now holding an
'mportsn* government position in
iatun, Panama, is spending few
weeks vacation in the state, visiting
relatives in Natchez, yieksbnrg and
sreenvilie.
MY. and Mrs. Edward Passino and
children, formerly of valewood, will
rrive in few days to make their
iome in Greenviile, and AT present will
,eeupv the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Humphreys on Central Ave-
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The Mystic Maids and Matrons held
/. meeting several days ago and de-
sided to have their annual fancy dress
rail- at the EIysian Club on March the
.hirty first Miss Elizabeth Reid was
elected president, Miss Louise Critten-
lem secretary, and Miss Loaise Finch,
treasurer.
The Private Taylor Rucks Chapter
U. d. 9. viii give a Confederate Tee
on Tuesday. March o9th, from four TO
seven at the residence of Mrs. f. = :.
Stacy. The object of this entertain
ment is to raise money to complete
payment on the monument The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The Bridge Club was entertained in
charming manner on Wednesday aft
srnoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Blum
Mrs. Ferd Movse was the fortunate
winner of the club prize beautiful
ivory jewel box, and the consolation
went to Mrs. Joe weinburg, pair OF
silver sugar tongs. Those who enjoyed
the hospitality were Mesdames Henry
schsll, Chas. Ehlbert, Joe Weinburg,
uhas. Loeb, Leon Fletcher. Clarence
Witt, Ferd Moyse. An elegant lunch
son was served at the conclusion of
the games.
A most ENJOYABLE informal lance
was given by the Younger set at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blum on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Edmund Wrigh.
who is preparing to leave for Annap-
oils, was the popular honoree. Those
present were Misses Elise Blum, Ethel
Wetherbee nd Lillian Rosenstock.
Messrs. Hugh Ellis, Arnold Shields,
Edmond Wright, Robert Wing, George
Hilliken, Edmund Nancd Woolard
Wilson and Lamb Crouch Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Miss Anne Thomas was the attrac
hive hostess of delightful card party
on Wednesday in honor of the Young
Ladies Bridge Club. At one clock
the following: Misses Mary Bell Crit
tendep, Katharine Foote, Louise Finch,
Margurite Crittenden, Louise Haxton,
Lonise Crittenden, Marion Gordon,
Jean scruggs, Anne Worthington,
Clara Mae Neulsen, Francis shotte of
et Louls, Lollie Bass, sadle Maust
Rucks. Helen Clifton, Elizabeth Reid,
and Mesdames. Irwin Massey Cowie,
William A. Haycraft, Julia G. Helm
and Dorsey Richards. After an en-
Enthusiastically contested game, Miss
Helen Clifton vas awarded pair OF
silk hose as club prize, and Mrs, julia
G. Helm was presented pair of silk
hose ~ visitors prixe,
p = =
On Thursday evening the Civic Tn
provement Club was en-. .rtaaae.' in 9
delighsf e! penner at the harss Of Mr.
md lkrs Greenley The home
was e3teis1lv atfrnct tis'e, heing decor
ate1 "a efities pf Relne spa su1
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