The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1903-06-11


OF a season which has been dis
tinguished by many brilliant and
charming entertainments on the
part of the Tuesday Whist Club,
Mrs Mamie Franklin being the
hostess on this occasion and a
delightful afternoon resulting.
The merry contest resulted IN
Miss Anna Banks proving the
victor and she was awarded the
first prize, a dainty souvenir
spoon. The mem bers cut for
the consolation prize and Mrs.
Kirksey was its fortunate win
ner. Those present were: Mrs.
Rhett, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Wad-
dell. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Tuck
er, Mrs. Maer. Mrs. Teasdale,
Mrs.IMcKinley, Mrs. Geo. Banks,
Mrs. Dashiell, Mrs. Searcy, Mrs
Brooks. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Sim
rail-, Mrs. Street, Mrs. Pentecost,
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Winston,
Mrs. Steele, Mrs Kirksey, Mrs.
Oliver, Miss Mumford, Miss
Franklin, Miss Tucker, Miss
Robertson, Miss Sheriff., Miss
Banks, Miss Anna Banks, Miss
Hudson, Miss Harrison, Miss
Irene Robertson.
A brilliant contribution to the
pleasures Of the week was the
entertainment given by Mrs.
Nellie Tucker yesterday after
noon at the Weaver home com
plimentary to her friends The
house was beautiful with its dec
OratiOns of pink and green. The
punch bowl was presided over
by Miss Ellen Tucker and Miss
Annie Lee, after which deliciOus
ices and cakes and bon bonS
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs Brooks, Mrs.
Mckinley, Mrs. Ayres, Mrs.
Winston, Mrs, Mamie Franklin,
Mrs. Searcy, Mrs. DaShiell. Mrs.
Osborne, Mrs. Crum baugh, Miss
Hudson, Mrs. Pentecost, Mrs.
Odeneal, Mrs. Houston from
Aberdeen. Mrs. Maer, Mrs.
Stockard, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Oil
yer, Mrs. Waddell, Mrs Field,
Mrs. Julian Fort, Miss Augusta
Sykes, Mrs. Morgan, Miss Mary
Harrison, Mrs. H. NJ. Teasdale,
Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Duncan, Miss
Irene Robertson.
The AEdeeks spent a particu-
larly charming morning last
Thursday as the guest of Miss
Anna Banks. Cards was the di
version and the game was follow
ed by elegant refreshments.
Among those present were Mis-
ses COrnelia Hudson, Thomas, OF
Georgia, Nellie Gray Irion, Irene
Robertson, Lavinia Robertson,
LYDIA Carr, Crump, of Macon,
Ga.
Miss Augusta PrOwell has been
the hostess at a delightful house
party the past week, the ever
hospitable Prowell home being
the scene of many gaities and
pleasures in which the young
people indulged. Those included
in the party were Misses Artie
Peyton, Lorraine Street, Sue
Mae Lincoln, Miss Wicks, of
Aberdeen, Miss Ware of Baird.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Calm in this city regret very
much to learn of a serious acci-
dent which occurred to their
daughter, Miss Rosalie in Meri-
dian last Wednesday, Miss Calm
was thrown from a buggy while
out driving and sustained in
iuries which it was feared would
prove fatal.
Among the pleasures pros
pectiye and one which is in con
temptation is a night entertain
ment of the whist clubs at which
the member husband and gen
tlemen friends will be invited
Both organizations are ;cOnsider-
ing the matter and it will, in all
probability, materialize.
Miss Alice Halbert and Miss
Mary Lou Peyton. members of
the Franklin Academy faculty,
leave on the 10th inst. for the
University. where they go to at
tend the summer normal to be
held at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Robert
son and Miss Lavinia leave this
week, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robertson
for one of the pleasant resorts OF
the east where they will await
Miss Lavinia's return from her
trip abroad.