The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-09-13
ENTERTAINMENTS

Warsaw, and their charming guest,
Miss Floyd Wilson, after very pleas
ant visit of two weeks at the Seashore
Hotel, have returned to Warsaw.
Miss Wilson is one of the most charm.
ing of visitors who attracts and holds
friends by personality backed by
quick and bright repartee which has
been frightened by extensive travels
abroad as well as in this country. She
will add a grace and attractiveness to
the beautiful bungalo home of the
Pierce's which some young gentlemen
of this city will find it hard to resist.
Wilmington IN c. Morning Star.
Last Friday eve, Mr.. Tom Shepherd
entertained few friends most pleas
antly. Tom is one of the most popu-
lar members of the younger set and
is the honored'president of the l.. A.
c. club and this little entertainment
was robbed of much gaiety by the
feeling that it was somewhat in the
nature of farewell, for Chicago will
claim this talented young man for a
pupil the following term.
Miss Ruth Pickens, of Lexington,
Miss, who came with Mrs. W. l.. Kin
ney on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Maunder in this city, but who re-
mained few days longer, as a guest
of the Seashore hotel, under the
chaperonage of Mrs. Henry f. Pierce,
of Warsaw, returned to her home on
Friday, much 10 the regret of many
pleasant acquaintances, who hope
she may repeat her visit to Whining.
ton in the near future. Wilmington,
On, CO Morning Star
Tuesday evening large and enthu-
siastic crowd attended the concert
given by the members of the L. A. C.
club. The entertainment was very
enjoyable and the boys feel grateful
for the liberal patronage of their
friends.
A delightful sailing party, compli-
mentary to Miss Floyd Wilson, who
shared her honors with Miss Ruth
Pickens, was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Faison Pierce. With so charm
ing company of friends, nothing less
than most pleasant evening could
be anticipated, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce's
guests were :MissesWilson andPickens,
Lexington, Miss; DR.. and Mrs. A. II.
Harriss, DR.. and Mrs. Thos. Nj. Green,
Judge and Mrs. L. X. Bryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G. Rankin, Miss Martha
Klepart, Miss Charlotte Fennell, Miss
Olivia Taylor, Miss Ella Williams, Red
Springs; Miss May Beverly French,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. B. Pierce, Miss
Ida Allston, Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr.. Ora.
ham Kenan, Mr.. Harry West, Mr.. Jack
Bellamy, Mr.. Wentworth Pierce and
Mr.. Clarence D. Maffitt. At the con-
clusion of the boating party a most
tempting and beautiful sea food lun-
cheon, in courses was served at the
Northrop cottage, the color scheme
of pink and white being most artist
cally carried out in the ices, decora-
tions and novel souvenirs, which were
Of the most delicate tints of the even-
ing's colors. Wilmington On. c.
Morning Star.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs r. H.
Baker, Jr., was the charming hostess
of the whist club and number of
other friends who played euchre. The
wide gallery formed an ideal place for
the members of the Whist Club.
Tables for euchre were placed in the
parlor and reception hall. For high
est score at whist, Mesdames Clack k
and Eggleston won beautiful souven-
irs, and Mrs. Sutton cut the consola-
tion. Mrs. Dean, of Leland, won the
greatest number of games at euchre
and was presented a handsome box of
paper. A dainty token went to Miss
McBee for consolation. Iced punch
was served during the evening, and
after the games delicious refresh,
ments were handed. Mrs. Baker is q
most gracious and thoughtful hostess
and her guests always thoroughly
enjoy the hours spent in her cos,
home. Mrs. Sutton entertains the
club next Thursday at $50.
The young gentlemen gave a de-
lightful dance at Swinney's Hal
Wednesday night. A large Grove
was present and greatly enjoyed tht
evening, The visitors were Misses
Beall, of Durant, and Hughes, Of
Canton; Mesdames Smith, of Green.
wood, and Dean, of Leland; Messrs
Burwell, of Ebenezer; Powers, Of
Franklin; DeLoach and Johnson, Of
Tchula. The young ladies' and gentle
men from Lexington were: Misses
Pinkerton, burden, Levy, Herbert
and Smith; Messrs. KERN, W. and H.
Sample, D. and B. Wilson. Judge Nc
Bee, Dalton McBee, H. Dyer, Jno.
Dyson, A. E. Swinney, S. r Swinney.
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. /.
h. Pickens, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Lewis,
Mesdames burden and Pmkerton.
Mrs. W. L. Kinney, who has been
on a pleasant visit to her parents,
returned to her Mississippi home.
Mrs. Kinney will spend some weeks at
Summer resort before going TO I.ex-