The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-01-09

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Vieksburg yesterday, being accompa.
MED by the chaperon, who will be the
guest of her mother-insfaw, Mrs. 3. Sar-
torius
The following invitations aave been
received: Mr. Henry TiIIinghast Iress
requests the honor of your presence at
the marriage of his daughter, Betty
Taylor, to Mr.. John Alien Hunt, on 4he
evening of Wednesday, the 18th of Jan
nary, at 8 o clock, at the First Presby-
teian Church, Greenville, Miss.
Miss Ireys is an accomplished young
lady and one of strong personality and
charming manners. Mr.. Hunt is prom
inent young business man and is man
ager of the Greenville mill of the
Refuge Cotton Oil Company.
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Last week Mrs. Abram Brill was the
Bridge Club. Seasonahle refreshments
were served Mrs Clarence Witt was
presented silver card receiver as
first prize and Mrs. Sam Blum was
awarded silver vase as second Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Brill s hospitality
were Mesdames Ferd Moyse, Sam
Blum, Clarence Witt, Charles Loeb,
Maurice Bergman, Charles hilbert, Il.
B. Goldman, Henry Sehall, Sig Wolfe,
n. L. Riteman, Abram of Denver, Maj
rice Fisehel, Joe Weinberg, Joe Cohn
and Leon Fletcher. =
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Mrs w. ". Miller entertained with
charming luncheon on Monday in
honor of her daughter, Miss Willye Mil
Ter. While not a large hospitality, and
confined only to a circle of Miss Miller s
closest friends, it was unsurpassed in
grace and charm by any socisl affair of
| the week. The table was pfettily dec-
Grated with quantities OF ferns and
hyacinths. A delicious six course lunch
con was served TO the following attrae-
tive young ladies of The younger set:
Misses Willye Miller, Mary Holt Stone,
Elise Blum, Elise Paxton, Marguerite
| Harty, Margaret Workman, Elizabeth
| Mann, Nat Lou Archer and Alice Bull.
Miss Louise Haxton entertained in a
charming manner on Friday after
| noon the young Ladies Bridge Club.
Sixteen players shared in the contest,
with honors won by Miss Aimee Stone,
who was awarded pair of silk stock
ings. Miss Haxton's guests were:
Miss Jsane Seruges, Hslen Clifton,
Louise Finch, Irene Robertshaw Frances
Nance, Abel Benoit, Dorothy Neulsen,
Clara May Neuieen, Marie Fernsaine
of Dayton, o.; Minnie Hanway, Ann
Thomas, Ann Worthington, Mary Bates
Shaekleford, of Richmond, KY; Mar
guerite Little, Elizabeth Reid, Aimee
Stone A delicious two course ment
was served at the conclusion.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Jacot
Strickland entertained delightfully."- the
Young Married Ladies' Club. Toe
| drawing room was lovely decorated with
red flowers and red candles. Little
especially pretty. Mrs. E. n. Thomas
was the fortunate winner of beautiful
japanese chop dish. Those who en-
joyed Mrs. Stricklsnd's hospitality
Wheatley, Robert Francis, Gladly
Crook OF Vicksburg, Frank HARRISON
Fitzgerald of Rosedale, John Hanway
II. L. Foote, Jeff Wilkerson, Wiltss
Kretchmar. Mat Stone, Geo. Arches i'll
Marion Cha ". Taylor HARRISON, L
n. Thomas. He4, Srt Eustis..
AS the hostess of the Wednesda,
Bridge Club Mrs. Henry SehaIi opened
her home on Wednesday and by thu
grace of her hospitality made she after
noon conspicuous in the social gifts o'
recent days. Sixteen players shared il
euchre contest, with first honor WEI
by Mrs. Clarence Witt, silver cars
receiver, and second honor won by Mrs
Charles Loeb. silver meat fork. Mrs
Abram of Denver was presented q pref
tv guest prize. At the conclusion de
iieious menu was served TO the follow
ing: Mesdames Henry Schall, Manric'
Bergman, Abram Brill Charles Ehlberi
Leon Fletcher, Joe Weinberg, Far
5 Morse, Clarence Witt, Charles Loeb, A
L. Riteman, Sig wolfe, Sam Blum, He1