Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-05-29

MISS Winnie Dlacki OF NlOplic, WIS.,
tied in Okolona last week.
Miss Mary Moore Dawson is home
| from school at Columbus.
John King and Gussie Mcdonnell
came home from the University Tues
day night
Dal Andrews, Of Van Vleet. lost a
fine saddle horse Monday by stroke
Of lightning.
! L. N. Rivers, candidate for railroad
commissioner for this district. was in
town Wednesday.
P. S. StovalI, candidate for State
treasurer was looking after his candi-
dacy here Wednesday.
Some men are no more account in
this world than the noise they make
when they ell soup.
Rev. John w. MoseIey returned
Saturday from Birmingham. where he
attended the Presbyterian General
Assembly.
Rev. j. L. Sykes, will hold services
OF the Episcopal church Monday night
at 7:45 in the M. E. church. Everyone
cordially invited.
Misses Efhie MeckIenbureer, Ber-
tina Houseman, Alice Bramlitt and
Elite Kate Spradley came home from
the |. |. & c. Tuesday.
Rev. jameson will preach the com
mencement sermon Sunday morning,
consequently there will be no services
at any Of the churches.
Monday, at the college chapel, will
be held the commencement exercises
and the piano recital Of Miss Hilary
Wards pupils. Everyone cordially
invited.
Mrs. Laura Murdoch carried her
Sunday school class out to the old
Murdoch home for a days outing
Saturday. They enjoyed fine dinner
such as only Mrs. Murdoch knows
how to superintend and everyone had
a grand time. Mrs. Mat Waller and
Mrs. Annie Glass assisted in enter
tanning the youn gtolks.
Misses Mabel Foster, Ethel and
Ruby Steinberger, Messrs. L. F..
Baskin, Tom Gibson, c. w Wallace,
Willie Spradley and Mrs. Clint Stein
berger, as chaperone, attended the
german at New Albany Friday night,
and report royal good time both at
the hands of the young people and as
the guests Of the Hotel Rainey.
A very delightful affair Of last week
was the entertaining Of the Tally-ho
club by Mrs. T. NJ. Dean, a member
with most enviable reputation as
hostess, which she maintained Wednes-
day evening at her home. Euchre was
the game at which Mrs. M. Mecklen-
burger cut for the prize, which she
presented to Mrs. Ezell. The refresh
ments we're in two courses and we're
in the usual tasty style. E. S. Elliott
Jr., won the gentleman prize.
The pretty home Of Mrs. S. D.
Murnbree was the Mecca towards
which society, represented by more
than half hundred ladies, was bound
Friday afternoon. when this happy
hostess entertained her friends at
cards. Her home was thrown open to
the full enjoyment Of her guests and
they took advantage Of it to make the
afternoon a success in every way.
Miss Rosensteil, Of New York, was
winner Of the first prize and Mrs. W.
B. Gum was successful in cutting for
the consolation. Refreshments were
served in a tempting manner. ending a
perfect afternoon.
The Lanier club was we'll repre-
scented with members and few guests
Wednesday afternoon when they met
with Mrs. M. Mecklenbnrger. The
handsome home, gracious hostess, pref
ty prizes, fascinating game and re-
freshing lunch were all conducive to
making the afternoon the success it
was pronounced, and it was doubly so
to Mrs. E. j. Ezell, who won the first
prize in the Fruits and Flowers con-
test, and Mrs. r. w. Chandler, the
consolation, which she smilineIy gave to
Mrs. T. L. Bramlitt The latter and
Mrs. E. j. Ezell being the guests Of
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