The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-07-05
ENTERTAINMENTS

Inc Fourth was celebrated In good
/ ly style in social circles. three func-
tions making the date a red' letter
one,
Miss Bliss entertained at dinner for
I her guest, Miss Lillian Wanner, Of
Chicago The place cards bore tiny
flags, and the plateau in the center Of
1.-THE table was composed Of red, white
and blue flowers. The guests, be-
sides the honoree, were; Misses Ma
Imie Stigler, Viola Lindholm, Nettie
Watson and Messrs, Harry Watson
| and Paul Lindholm.
The forenoon Of the Fourth was a
| gala occasion for society. Miss An
ME Stigler entertained forty guests
at poirt euchre The s. 8. Club mem
bers occupied the parlor, Success
was secured by Miss Gillian, Of Tchu-
lila, and Mrs, Walton cut the consola-
I tion Other guests occupied the liv-
ing room, The high guest score was
won BY Mrs, B, w. Lipsey, and the
consolation was cut by Mrs. j, w,
Mcbride, of Coyington, Tenn. The
score cards bore japanese heads and
toasts, and the souvenirs were dainty
kimonas, Mrs. Hal Gillian served
delicious pGneA In the hall Mrs. ed
fShaddock and Miss Stigler kept score.
I An elaborate salad course, tea and
fruit we've served after the games.
1 The most beautiful "4th Of July"
party ever given in Lexington, was
that Of Mr.. and Mrs, ]. 8. Egg
Igleston. The yard was decorated
! with many colored lanterns, and on
the yeranda, where the tables were
placed for euchre, innumerable cleo
trio lights twipkIed amid the patriotic
decorations. From table, draped
with red, white and blue, and orna-
mented with tiny flags, Mrs. Barrett
served punch, The players in the
parlor and dining room were kept de-
Ihghtfully cool by the breezes from
, an electric fan. After many excit.
ing games, souvenirs were presented
! Miss Floyd Wilson, ladies' high score
. a lovely satin pillow in flag eolors
! and Mr.. Bertie Jones secured the ont
i for the gentlemen, a necktie holder
: made Of a beautiful satin flag. Mr.
9 j. Q. Pinkerton, for lone hand, wa
I presented with d handsome pillow
! with hand-embroidsred flag. Fo
. lowest score, Miss Nell burden re
e ceiyod cannon cracker fan. Will
n enjoying the delightful refreshments
0 the guests We're treated TO displa
0 of beautiful fireworks, representing
: many things from shooting stars t,
/ horrid snakes, which crawed abou
a in a most natural manner. The man,
}; friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Egglestor
9 feel indebted TO them for this de
q lightful occasion and unite in wishing
that each star and stripe in our Ma
tion's flag may hold for them year
of happiness,
IA Mrs. David Sutton entertained Mon
y day evening d number Of friends +
: meet Mrs Kinney. After enioyin
q an exciting number Of games of cards
L the guests were faultlessly serve
q with dainty Dutch lunch.
4, Miss Eloise Watson will entertai
y this morning with a domino whist.
Thursday evening, Misses Maud
Mt and Cornelia Dyer entertained the
re young friends in honor of their cou
G. in, Miss Laura Swayze. Punch WI
n, served by Misses Mary Dyer al
p Eloise Watson, The game of Hear
rs, was much enjoyed by all. For hil
score, Messrs. Bertie Jones, Pet
Pinkerton and Rufin Beall cut, BE
tie being the winner The young |
Sc. dies high score was won by Miss A
ny ma Lee Herbert. Miss Bette Ale
ander was fortunate in cutting t
consolation. Delicious refreshmen
in two courses were served. III
was one Of the most delightful ente
tainmehts ever given by the Ro'
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