The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-01-30
SOCIETY NOTES

game in which Mrs. Leon Fletcher woa
the first prize and Mrs. Joe Neinburg
the second. Mrs. Moyae's guests were
Mesdames Sam H1um, Henry Schall,
Clearance Witt, Charles Loeb, Charles
hilbert, Joe Weinburg. Leon Fletcher.
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Mrs. jeff Wilkerson was the charm
ing hostess of a delightful party on
Tuesday afternoon, IN honor of the
Young Married Ladies Club. Mrs.
Negas won beautiful engraved glass
vase as the club prize. At the close %
the game a deiicious fonr-eourse luneh-
con was served. Those present included
Mesdames Harry Wetherbee, Edgar
Stacey, Wade gNegus, George Wheatley,
Stanley HenshaW. George Turner, Her
bert Eustis, charlie Holmes of Yazoo
City, P. E. HappIe, George Archer II,
Wise Kretchmar Proctor McCutcheon,
E. E. Klingman, John Hahway, Marion
Chandler, b. r. Payne of Winterville.
Mrs. Herbert Eusfis will entertain the
club next.
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The tea which was given Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Phelps.
for the benefit of the Parish Aid So
eiety of st. James Church. was quiz !.
a success. Those who received the
numbers of people who called were
Mesdames Phelps, Thompson of Louis
vile, KY; Philip Davidson, P'Ery NJ
Collins and Miss Golfer. Especially ar
tistic were the decorations in the din
ing room, the whole room being in an
embankment of palms, ferns and pink
and white carnations. In here Misses
Grace Everman. and Hazel Wheatlev
poured chocolate and tea, and Misses
Marion Gordon and Maud Jones served
delicious refreshments
A most enjoyable card party was Civ.
en- yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Herberj
Eustis in honor of the Young Marie |
Ladies' Club. Twenty players shared
in an exciting contest, with honors won
by Mrs. Jacob Strickland. who gained
the club prize, beautiful hand-painteeI
bowl. Mrs. Eustis guests were: Mes
DANES John Hanway, George Archer Ii.
Irwin Massey Cowie, l.. w. Baldwin
Jacob Strickland. jeff Wilkerson. Stan
ley Henshaw, H. l.. Foote, Proctor Ne
Cutcheon, Wise Kretchmar, Charles
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Cook of Baltimore. Mat Stone. Julian
Fort of DunIeith. Misses Carrie Bell
Negus. SalIic Walker, Mary Walker and
Lizzie Harbi> -. An elegant three
course luncheon was served.
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Miss Helen Clifton entertained the
Yeung Ladies Bridge Club in delight
fui manner on Friday afternoon
Miss Louise Haxten was the winner of
The club prize, n pair of silk hose, ami
Miss Mary Bates Shacklcford capture |
the guest prize, beautiful hand paint
ed plate. A delicious luncheon was
served to tho following: Misses Anne
Thomas. Mary Bates Shackleford OF
Richmond. Ky; Minnie Hanwav, Lena
Roberts OF Rosedale, Mary Bell Crit
tenden, Frances Nance, Louise Critsen-
den, Louise Haxton. Elizabeth ReJ,
Marguerite Little Marguerite Critten
den, Louise Finch. Anne Worthingten.
Scott. Marion Gordon, Mesiames a. G..
Payne, Alcott, George Wheatley. Edgar
Stacey.
\ delightful dance was given by the
members of the Olympia Club on Tues
day evening. Although informal 4
proved a charming affair. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Montrose GoId
stein. Miss Maud Rosenthal with Mr.
Dave Weinburg. Miss Hazel ForcheimeI
of Summit with Mr.. Walter Scott. Miss
Bessie Leyser with Mr.. Sam Mayor
Irene Aeyse with MIR. Myer Brill, Miss
/ Miss Bessie Goldman of New York with
Mr.. sydney Moyse, Miss Bessie Colt
lieb of Pine Bluff with Mr.. Joe Dreyfus
Miss Hortensc Coin with Mr.. Jake Sim
mons Miss Marecla Marshall with Mi
Sol Cohn of Vieksburg. Miss Berth
Waldaucr with Mr. Jonas Ignaee Miss
Ray Harris of Winona with Mr. Jake
Strauss, and Messrs. kaughman and Abe
Waldauer
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The handsome new home of Rev. Fl
kerstengroek was the scene of DE-
lightfnl reception on Wednesday, from
I 20 In y. m. The decorations were
beautiful. the whole place being in q
profuson of palms germs andcarnat ions
In one room Ai4s. John jackson ana
Mrs. Norton served punch and in 81
adjoining room Miss Minnie Hanwas
| and Mrs. William Fordham presided a
a punch bowl. In the reception hall tn
following ladies' received. Meslames III.
ward Holland James Grassy james
Robert shaw, Anna Haa~ay. j. J. Harfy
Lizzie Meade, Louis Hcckie, Mnras
Strong ana George Turner. Throngs p
Egncsts called during the afternoon an,