The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-16

len, of Macon, attended the wedding.
Columbians Will be pleased to
learn of Mr.. Billups Harris recent
promotion to the position of assistant
city editor of the New Orleans Times
Democrat. During the session of the
I legislature Mr.. Harris was on the
editorial staff of the Jackson News,
and acted as correspondent for a
group of New Orleans papers.
Plans for the Confederate reunion
are aleady under headway and prom
ise round OF pleasure. The Bir-
mingham Age-Herald of Sunday last
announces that Gen. Stephen D. Lee
has appointed Mrs. William B. Leedy
of that city the matrOn of honor on
his staff, while Miss Emma Leedy
will be one of the maids of honor.
Mrs. Thomas Seay De Graffenreid
leaves this week for Muskogee, Okla,
where DR.. De Graffenried has decid-
ed to locate for the practice of his
profession. She will be accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. J. w. Shoof,
who will spend several weeks in the
West.
Mrs. S. Selig is one of the Colum-
bians who has in anticipation sum-
mer abroad. She will sail on the
goth of June and will spend the
greater part of the summer in Ger
many and Switzerland With her
will be Mr. and Mrs. Levin, of Gin
cinnati.
Miss Lucy Harrison, of Atlanta,
pleasantly remembered as a visitor
to Columbus for the Robertson Phil
lips wedding two years ago, is ex-
pected during the Eastertide and will
the the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
P. Phillips.
Greetings from Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph Donoghue were received by
friends last week, and told of charm
ing days at Nice, which celebrated
Italian resort had claimed them for
a while in the midst of the bright
spring season.
a spelling bee with all its old T
fashioned and unfaiIing merriment (
is being arranged by the Women's /
Christian Temperance Union for Fri
day evening. In addition there viii I
be a delightful concert.
Mrs. Odeneai, Of Jackson, is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Odeneal. Mrs.
Flewellyn Shingleur, who as Miss Ma
mie Odeneal was so generally ad-
mired here, comes next week to be
a guest at the Odeneal home.
Tag Day. hedged about with an
air of mystery, is to have a trial in
Columbus soon. Stamped with ap-
orovaI elsewhere, its success is as
5ured among US.
Mrs. Eloise Bell and Miss Anita
Bell left Monday for GreenviIle to
.oin Mr.. S. B. Johnston and enjoy
weeks outing at the Chicot Club
grounds in Arkansas.
Miss Jennie Worthington IS conVal-
scent after a weeks illness with la
,rippe. On Thursday Miss Worth
ngton's class viii read the first act
If "Rosmersholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Pratt and
title daughter. Merrill, returned Fri
Law to Memphis after a pleasant visit
o Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Franklin
Mrs. w. H. Brooks entertained in
formally at cards last week in com
oIiment to her sister, Miss Georgia
Goodrich, of Memphis
Mrs. w. W. Humpries returned
Thursday to the Evans country place
after spending a few days with DR..
and Mrs. Mckinley.
Mrs. Nat Harrison and Miss Flor
ence Bush, of Macon, are visiting Mr- |
and Mrs. Flynn on College street.
Mrs. J. D. Morgan and Mrs. Eu-
genia Moore will leave about the 18th |
for visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. w. r. McKinley's friends are
glad to know of her Improvement
after an illness of ten days.
Mrs. Annie McGeorge and Mrs.
Donoho were in Greenwood Monday
and Tuesday.