The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14
CHAT OF PEOPLE AND EVENTS.


and abundant. that blossoms at
the Springs transforming touch, |
and the week past has beeu the
b carer Of wen-remembered |
pleasures in a number of enter
tainments that have distinguish
ed the major part of its days aud
held the spice of variety. There
have been card parties. a cotilion.
informal gatherings, scattered IN
generous wise. and, as a fitting
finale, a spirited contest be
tween rival Universities for ath
letic honors. In the prospect
before Us lies a continuance Of
pleasant events, and as factors in
a record of promise may be
singled out the Estes Byram
wedding to be celebrated at St.
Paul's church Tuesday morning
at teno'clock and the reception on
Tuesday evening to the delegates
attending the Y. NJ. @. A con
vention. This occasion will claim
throughout the interest of Col
umb bans, and win prove espec-
tally delightful in the graceful
courtesy that marks its close
wherein will be given oppOrtun-
ity to greet the leading repre-
sentatives of the Association 5
work and to hear a cOterie Of
eloquent speakers. Wednesday
morning the Ahdeeks will meet
with Miss Franklin, and Satur-
day the Reading Circle will offer
all attractive contribution to the
study of Italy in a programme
upon Italian art and historic
centres.
A return of the gaieties that
are won't to till the measure of
the days was signalized on
Thursday, when Miss Marcie
Billups entertained the Discards
at an unusually charming after
noon. A color scheme of pink
and white was developed with
artistic effect by a wealth of
roses and carnations, thrown in
to relief by the rich green of
palms and ferns which made so
complete a tropical setting. At
the conclusion Of the games an
elegant course of ices was serv-
ed. Among the guests were
Mrs. John p. Mayo, Mrs. Wins
ton, Mrs. T. w. Hardy. Mrs.
Brooks. Mrs. Searcy, Mrs. j.
M. Morgan, Mrs. Wiley Banks,
Mrs. Dashiell, Mrs. r. A Car
son, Mrs. S. B. Street. Jr., Mrs.
Mckinley, Mrs. Walter Weaver,
Mrs. DOnOghue, Mrs. Simrall,
Mrs. s. d. Harris, Mrs. Stock
ard, Mrs. B. Il. Mcfarland, of
Aberdeen, Mrs. Waiter Brown,
Mrs. Field, Miss Lee, Miss
Garth, Miss May Richards, Miss
Norma Estes, Miss Josephine
Estes, Miss Walker, Miss Sadie
Hudson, Miss Edna Johnson,
Miss Sheriff., Miss ElOise Whit
field, Miss Irene Robertson,
Miss Josephine Sykes, of Mul-
don, Miss Tucker, Miss Watson,
Miss Mary Jeptha Harris. Miss
Franklin, Miss Goodrich. Miss
Lavinia Robertson. Miss Anna
Banks and Miss Julia Rhett
The engagement of Miss Han
nah d. Levin, of Cincinnati, to
Mr.. Harry Sehg, of this city,
has been announced and has at
once become the focus of count
less good wishes in the hearts Of
friends here and elsewhere, who
are warmly interested in their
happiness. Miss Levin is a
young girl of rare personal gifts
in whom beauty of striking type
is united in gentle qualities of
mind and manner that have
made her so genuinely admired
during her visit to Columb bus.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Levin, of Cincinnati,
residents of Columbus many
years ago when the former was
the manager of the Mississippi
Cotton Oil Co. To Mr.. Selig
very cordial congratulations are
given with a recognition of his
worth and a belief in the pro-
nounced success that will at
tend his future. He is a mem
Der of a prominent and popular