Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-02-19

Mrs. Tommie Wylie. and litde one,
are visiting in Iupolo.
Born, Monday 10 Mr.. and Mrs. c.
EngIes, fine baby boy
Mrs. Peter Crawford is with her
daughter in Monroe county.
Miss Ellie Mecklenburger returned
10 the |. |, & c., Monday.
Misses Minnie and Alvia Murphree
are visiting this week, in ST. Louis.
Mrs. VIII Harbour and Silbey have
gone to Tuscaloosa to visit friends.
Mr. S. L. Pake and Walter Nc
Gohee have returned frem ST. Louis.
Miss 10 Chairs. Of Michigan City
is the guest Ct Mrs Clint Steinberger.
Miss Irene Bets who has been
visiting Miss McGehee,returned to her
home in Amory.
| Miss Annie Bob Dabney teacher
fin the |. |, & G. visited Miss Elba
Creighton Sunday.
Mr. Z. T. Harper and Mr.. T, Trice
are visiting Mr., John Irice and family
in Tampa. Florida,
Mrs. w. E. Savage had as her at
tractive guest last week. Miss Bessie
Levy of West Point
Misses Adele Miller and Gertrude
Rubel we're hostesses of a delightful
! Valentine party Thursday evening.
Rev j. NJ. Holeman and wife, Of
Apex, N. c., spent Monday at the ST
Elmo on their way to visit in Houston.
Miss Alice Duke left for St. Louis
Monday to purchase her spring mil
linery; she was accompanied by Miss
Annie McGehee.
Misses Annie Miller and Gertrude
Rubel entertained the Entire Nous club
at the home of Miss Miller. The
game Of Old Maids was played. Mrs.
Tatum won the prize; a box of candy
Messrs. Fred Mcdonnell, Will
Bell. Archie Mcdonnell and Misses
Annie McGehee, Lillian Tatum and
aad Irene Belts, of Amory, formed an
enjoyable party at 6 CLOCK, dinner at
the St Elmo Sunday,
Miss Olivia Murfee entertained the
Entire Nous club Saturday afternoon
The amusing game Of old maids was
played, Miss Lottie Rubel RECEIVING
the prize. Dainty refreshments we're
served, Misses Belts and Seashore
were guests Of honor.
Mr.. Walter Smi,h. entertained Thurs
day evening with a stag six o'clock
dinner, Those who enjoyed his hos
pitality we're the following gentlemen:
Col, James Gordon, Mr.. R. w. Chand-
Ter, DR.. Morgan, Mr.. T, M. Walton,
Mr.. SAMSON and MIR. Arthur Rowe.
Mrs. Walter Smith was the gracious
hostess of the Clio Circle Thursday
afternoon. After an interesting lesson
the guests were invited to the dining
room. The table was beautifully
decorated with lace center piece and
cut glass ware filled with red carna-
tons. Each place was designated by
abeautful bisque figure. After dainty re-
freshments were served in several
courses, the guest; were united in the
library, when Mrs. Morgan gave
several musical numbers which we're
greatly enjoyed,
One OF the most preeminent and
beautiful social functions of the season,
was the Valentine entertainment given
by Mrs. Henry Waller and Mrs. CIar-
ence Parchman, at the home Of the
latter The entire lower floor was
thrown open to the many guests. num-
bering over sixty. The decorations
were in keeping with the season of
St. Valentine, and were al in crimson
and white. The parlor, library and
halls we're especially attractive, with
many small red and white hearts strung
from the side walls to the top Of the
vine wreathed chandeliers, where they
were fastened with broad loops Of
crimson ribbon. The chandeliers
were shaded in crimson cupid shades
which threw a beautiful soft glow
over all. Mrs. Waller, Mrs Parch-
man and Miss Lola Seashore, received.
the guests in the parlor; they we're as
sisted by Misses Belts, Foster and
McGehee. The unique feature was
the contest in Archery a large red
heart being the target. Mrs, Will
Mabry won the prize, heart shaped
picture. Refreshments were served
in the beautifully decorated dining
room. The handsome round table was
made more attractive by lovely Re-
naissance cover over red. In the |
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