The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14

with potted plants here and !
there to heighten the admirable
result Of carefully observed de-
tails. 4 dainty meat course fol-
lowed the games much enjoyed
by the players, who were: Miss
Lorraine Street. Miss Stockard,
Miss Sadie Hudson, Miss Anne
Miss Artie Peyton,
Miss Marcie BillupS, Miss Sim
rail- and Miss Foote.
A merry evening, apart from
the usual lines and meriting
repetition, was the entertain
ment at which Mr.. Warren Nc
Clure was the host on Saturday
of last week and which was
shared in by d congenial compa-
ny. Mr. Mcclure welcomed his
guests to his offices and the eve
ming was a gala one in every re-
spect. Those present were:
Miss Bradford, Mr.. VIM. Cox,
Miss Marcie Billups, Dr. Orig
Ter. Miss Irene Robertson, Mr..
Mcclure. Miss Stockard, Mr..
Gaius Whitfield, Jr., Miss Lu-
Gle Hardy, Mr.. VIM. Rhett, Jr.,
Miss Mary Jeptha Harris. Mr..
jamie Billups, Miss Mcclure,
Mr.. Sam HUMPHREYS, Mr. Jack
son, DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Nc
KinIey.
Invitations have been received
to the marriage of Miss Louise
Barr and DR.. John billiard ia
cobs, of Nashville, the ceremony
to take place in that city on the
evening of Wednesday, April the
twentieth. DR.. Jacobs is a
brother of the Rev. William
States Jacobs, formerly the be-
loved pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church and is recalled
most pleasantly by Columbians
who have bright memories Of his
visit here a few years ago. He
is a valued member Of the medi-
cal faculty of the University of
Nashville, and is a young physi-
clan whose career has already
been crowned by honors of a
high order.
The Daughters of the Confed
eracy met at the Armory Tues
day morning and elected to the
office of president Of the Chapter
Mrs. G. FL. Mathis, whose con-
spicuOus executive ability and
enthusiastic devotion to all that
encompasses the Lost Cause"
bespeak a splendid administra-
ton under her direction. The
Chapter selected as its repre-
sentatlves to the State cOnven-
ton to be held in Greenwood in
May, Mrs. Robert Belts, Mrs.
Mamie Taylor Franklin, Mrs.
Sheffield and Mrs. Hampden Os-
borne with Miss Annie Wade
O7NailI tho n Itor0ota
To Col. and Mrs. Il. ]. O'Neill
the children Of st. Paul's church.
and the crowd of little folk in-
vited to be with them, are in
debted for a great deal of pleas
ure at their annual Easter egg
hunt Not only did Col. and
Mrs. O'Neill tender the use of
their spacious grounds, but they
also provided fruit for the hunt
ers upon their return from their
quest and gave to each a pretty
and appropriate souvenir of the
afternoon.
Mrs. Johnston. OF Birming-
ham, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers, Misses Adah and Emma
Lou Johnston, sailed recently
for Europe and will be absent
until the autumn. Miss Eloise
Johnston, who has been abroad
for several months past, will join
them for an interesting tour.
Lena Ottley Parker is the name
Of little maiden who, as the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Doniphan Parker, of
Norfolk. Va, has the best wishes
and abiding interest of many
Columbians.
Mrs. William Winston will be
the hostess of the Wednesday
Whist Club on the afternoon of
the Goth; Mrs. 2. w. Maer will
entertain the Tuesday Whist