The Tupelo journal., 1906-02-23
6nfial ann 3~BrrHnnal
IRIS. Eastman Of St. Louis is visiting

Mrs. Eastman Of St. Louis is visiting
Mrs C w Troy.
Mrs. Eugene st Clair is visiting Mrs.
Feemster in Nettleton.
Mrs. Marvin Booth is visiting her
sister in Louisiana.
Mr. Ollie Mabry spent last week in
Senatobia on business
Miss Mable Foster, of Okolona visited
friends here this week
Harry Cooper of the A and M College
spent Sunday with friends here
Mrs Dalton. of Corinth, is visiting
her sister, Mrs R A Kimbrough
Mr. Sam Rich, of the Surprise Store
is in the East buying Spring goods.
Miss Madge Feemster Of Nettleton
is the guest Of her sister Mrs. Clayton.
Miss Minnie Brown of Pontotoc is
visiting her sister Mrs j. M. Thomas.
Mrs G T Mitchell entertained the at
torneys at a six o'clock dinner Thursday
Mrs. w. S. Thompson is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Smith in Jackson
Tenn.
Mrs. w. L. Clayton has returned
from a visit to relatives in Pratt City
Ala.
Mr.. Raiford, who has been quite
sick, we are glad to report is conval-
escent.
Miss Moizelle Elliott is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Carothers
in Bonneville.
Mr. and Mrs Robertson of Tennessee
spent Sunday with their son Mr. I W
Robertson
Thomas Clark came from the A and
M College to spend Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Robert Clark
Mrs O L Mabry, who has been serious
ly ill for the past two weeks we are
glad to report is up again
, Miss Lille Reinheimer, of Okolona
was the guest of Misses Ruby and
Ethel Steinberger Sunday
Mrs, B. B. Coffie of Nashville Tenn,
and Miss Kate Miller of Jackson Miss,
are guests of Mrs. E. D. Hood.
There will be services at the Cum
ber,and Presbyterian chulch next Sun
day at II a. m. and 7. o. m.
Misses Adele Clark of the l. |. and
C. at Columbus and Edith Clark of
Verona spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt Clark.
Mrs. Asa Allen received a number
of her friends on Wednesday of last
week in honor of her friend, Miss
Ramsey of Memphis
Miss Laura Baskin, Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Wright and little son Baskin have
returned from Sherman where they
spent several weeks with relatives
DR.. and Mrs T T Bonner Mr. and Mrs
R H Mullen, Mr. and Mrs Motlow, Mr.
| and Mrs De Arnold and Mr. and Mrs Ed
Armstrong went to Memphis last week
| to see "Ben Hur."
Miss Emma May Laney has been
spending this week at home. She is
| fortunate in belonging to the senior
class which has been granted a weeks
holiday as they had non Christmas.
Mrs G T Mitchell was hostess, of the
Matinee club Wednesday afternoon
An interesting program was rendered
AS it was Washington's birthday the
d decorations were all suggestive of the
day and the idea was carried olt in the
refreshments, the cream being inhatch-
ct molds, tiny flags stuck in the cakes
cherry punch and chrystalized cherries
being served
Mr.. w. H Hargett, of Grenada,
Mss, has arrived in the city and
taken possession of the splendid brick
hotel, recently erected just opposite
the Union depot. MIR. Hargett has had
several years experience in the hotel
business. He is a gentleman of pleas
ant and aAable banners and will 10
doubt meet with success here.
Mrs E D Hood received On Tuesday
afternoon from three to five at the
spacious home of her mother Mrs Pledge
in honor of their guest, Mrs Coffee, 'of
Nashville
Receiving n the hall were Mrs Frank
Goodlett and Miss Louise Fraser
Mesdames Hood, Cofie and Ed
Armstrong stood in the parlor to re-
ceive the guests. During the after
noon the parlors were thronged with
quests From a table in the dining
room covered in duchesse lace "
violet satin with violets scattered over
it, Mesdames MotloW and Walker served
delicious violet ices and cakes tied with
violet ribbon
In the library Mrs Mullen presided
1T the tea table and Miss Leola Strain
entertained the guests with music
Mrs Coffee is most pleasantly remem-
oered here as Miss Lille Miller and her
friends were glad to have this oppor-
tunity of again welcoming her
The pretty home of Mrs J. G. Rob-
ms was open to the Fortnightly Mat
nee club on Wednesday Feb. 7th.
Twas indeed with pleasure the club
met once again after SO long a vacation.
The guests were met by Mrs. Robins
and carried into the parlor where they
were served with hot chocolate by Mos
danes James High and Will Robins,
From there they were invited into the