The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-12
Chat 81 People and Events.


trial in midst of clubs many AID
popular bows acknowledgement
to its charming entertainments,
and wishes long life TO an organ
ization that has SO frightened its
lease Of months. In the series
of happy occasions to be counted
ta its credit, none will be re-
memhe ell with more pleasure
than that which brought a lovely
event 10 The eally May-time and
found Miss Sadie Hudson as the
hostess on t h afternoon of
Thursday, a. the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Willis B. Harris.
Decorations Of roses. pre-emi-
nently the flower of to-day IN
their rivalry Of beauty and pro-
fusion. gave an artistic floral
touch to attractive rooms, where
ia various color motifs were pref
tily manifested. In the halls,
pink roses were mainly in evi-
dence with a contrast ia the
golden lilies that adorned the
mantle, in the drawing room
roses ia pastel shades were
gracefully arranged in tall cut
/ glass vases, and the library had
| the crimson rose from the deep
tone just escaping purple TO the
rich red of the .Jacquemin0t
Whist was the game of the after
noon, and the scores we're re
corded upon dainty cards of two
kinds, the fencing girl giving
challenge upon one. the yachting
girl waving a farewell upon the
other. Later on an elegant
menu was enjoyed. The guests
were: Mrs. r. L. Simpson, of
Chattanooga. Mrs. Eugene LIE
Vert Brown of Birmingham.
Mrs. Frank Clements of Tusca-
Ioosa, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. T. w.
Hardy, Mrs. Winston, Mrs. r.
E. Johnston, Mrs. Mckinley,
Mrs. Searcy, Mrs.J. NJ. Morgan,
Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. Dashiell, Mrs.
| Alexander Byram, Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. S. b.
Street Jr., Mrs. Wiley Banks,
Mrs. Crumbaugh, Mrs. NJ. I,
Franklin, Mrs. Simrall. Mrs.
Stockard. Mrs. Sherman, Mrs.
Nellie Tucker, Mrs. S. D. Harris,
Mrs. Donoghue, Mrs. Phillips,
Miss Walker, Miss Garth, Miss
Marcie Bnlups, Miss Edna
Johnston, Miss Lee, Miss La
vinia Robertson, Miss Rhett,
Miss Goodrich, Miss Eloise
Whitfield, Miss Lizzie Whitfield,
Miss Franklin, Miss Laura
Young, Miss Burke, Miss Joe
Estes. Miss Laura Kinnebrew
aud Miss Mary Cox.
The eighth of May luncheon
given annually by the ladies' of
st. Paul's church, is always an
ticipated and welcomed by all
housekeepers, who, in Difference
to time-honored custom, grant a
holiday to servants, and look to
the Aid Society $ admirable plan
for perfect freedom from dOmes-
tic duties. This year the cele-
bration from which arises the
holiday will occur on Monday,
the ninth, and the luncheon to be
served tomorrow at the Parish
House promises to be in keeping
with the delightful ones that
have marked the past. Another
sign of activity among the
church workers is the Rainbow
Fair announced for an early date
by the Pastors Aid Society of
the Methodist church The de
tails are not yet completed, but
in embryo are sufficient to war
rant the assertion that some
thing in theway of pleasing novel
ty is scheduled.
An Atlanta paper of recent is
sue contains account of q beauti-
full birthday luncheon with which
Mrs. E. @. McCabe was compli-
mensed by Mrs. Edward T.
Brown Of that city nn Tuesday
afterno N. Included in the com
pany invited we're Ms. J. Z.
Ottley. Mrs NcCaril,y. Mrs.
Edward Chamberlin, former Col
INDIANS. and Mrs. Pc ctyai
Smead, pleasantly recalled here.