The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26
ENTERTAINMENTS AND LOCALS.

Mrs. G. A. Wilson, Jr., and Miss
May Pepper assisted the hostess.
Refreshments in two elaborate
courses were served.
The high score souvenirs went to
Misses Haverkamp and Floyd Wilson,
and the consolation was cut by Mrs.
Joe Eggleston. Mrs. G. A. Wilson,
Jr., cut the guest prize, a dainty fan.
Mrs. Louis Pepper will be hostess
of the next Whist Club meeting,
The s. s. Club will claim Mrs. Robt.
Gwin as hostess at their next meet
ing.
The ceremoney of baptism was ad-
ministered in st. Mary's church Sun
day afternoon by Rev. DR.. Boykin, to
Dorothy McBee. This dainty maiden
claims Mrs. A. NJ. Pepper for god
mother, and Mr., A. M. Pepper and Mr..
|. B. Pickens for god fathers.
Capt. and Mrs. s. d. Gwin an
nounce the arrival of their grand sons
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gwin, of Tchula.
Mr. s. L. Burwell is greatly missed
in social and business circles. That
abundant success will crown his eff
forts elsewhere, is already assured.
Mr.. XII Harrington and Miss Har-
rington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. B. Pickens last week,
Mr.. Il. j. Nayler, of st. Louis was
the guest of Mr.. j. G. Pickens last
week.
Messrs. Howard Pulliam and Lath-
am Ray, of Greenwood, were guests
Of Mr., and Mrs. |, B. Pickens for the
McBee-Wilson wedding.
Mr.. Ernest Purcell, cashier of the
Delta Bank of Greenwood, was the
guest of his aunt Mrs. P. A. Lindholm,
for the McBee- Wilson marriage.
Mrs, Sarah Wright, of Jackson, il
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. M. Viii
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gillian, and
Miss Gillian, of Tchula, were guests
of Mrs, Hal. Gillian, on the 10Th.
A farewell hop was given for Mr..
s. l.. Burwell Monday night when his
young friends met at Sargent's Hall
and made merry making a veil to hide
their deep regrets.
DR.. and Mrs. Phillips and Mr.. and
Mrs. J.H. Smith, and host of friends
spent a most enjoyable evening Satur-
day. Owing to illness the honorees,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips, of Biz
mingham, were detained, to the regret
of all. The Phillips home was bril-
liant with electric lights and beauti-
fled by flowers. Mrs. c. W. Smith, of
Greenwood, and Miss Mildred Smith
served punch in the reception hail.
Friday afternoon the s. T. W. Club
met with Miss Mary Dyer, and was
entertained in very charming man
ner. Besides the club members those
present were; Misses Lula, Annie and
Mary Beall, Clara and Fannie Eggles-
ton, Katherine Searson; Mesdames
Tom James, Archie Pepper, Robert
Gwin, Louise Pepper, Millie Gwin,
Dave Sutton and Joe Eggleston. Mrs.
Louise Pepper scored the highest, and
received gold hat pin with fligree
work. The lone hand went to Mrs
Joe Eggleston, silver hat pin, anC
the consolation, handsome white
gauze fan, to Miss Katherine Searson
The S. T. W. Club will meet will
Miss Nellie burden on Wednesday af
ternoOn.
Morton Levy is expected to visi
the home folks next week.
Friday evening Miss Mary Dyer en-
tertained the Rose Buds" with pro
gressive euchre. Those present wer
Misses Eloise Watson, Julia Watson
Annette Levy, nellie burden, Fanni
Mccain, Matte Mcleod, Adele Hel
bert, Katherine Searson; Messrs. 10
and Herman Levy, Baxter Wilson
Ben Searson, 0tho Hooker, and job
Edgar McRae. Miss Julia Watso
was awarded the first prize; Baxte
Wilson the second, and Miss Nelli
burden cut the consolation. Deliciou
refreshments were served. All lef
never to forget the pleasant evening
that was spent.
7. L. Barbour and w. |. Picken
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