The Lexington advertiser., 1910-10-07
SOCIAL And GENERAL.
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The dust dusteth
Society now will ''hobble" forth
with the light of its countenauce bid
den under bushel.
Mis-. David Sutton will be hostess Of
la Domaine Bridge Club Wednesday
afternoon. next.
Mr. and Mrs 7. W. Smith are IN
their most desirable domicile in Beall-
view annex.
Mis- ". NJ. Alexander, who is now
Du'a IT'S own, is greatly missed In
the cial and club circles.
NJ Emma Mclean is the very pop
ular It sacher OF the primary puplls tins
sessi q.
Ms. Riedemann is now on the
higt Hays of renewed bealth after a
critical illness at the johnson santa
rum.
Mrs. Peele. of Green wood, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. McCormick,
last week.
Miss Childress is domiciled with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pahlen.
Mr.. and Mrs May, of Kosciusko,
are with Mrs. McRae IN South Lex
ington.
MIR. James Gwin and Mr.. u. A.
Wilson, Jr, of Greenwood, won blue
ribbons at the Tri State Poultry ex-
hibit for their White Plymouth Rocks
ana Black Orpingtons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glover begun
home making on October the first, In
South Lexington
Mr.. and Mrs. Liddell Small, OF Wi.
mona. and Mrs. Moore and Miss Amy
Beall, OF Durant, were called here by
the death of their aunt, Mrs. ANNA
Kezer. last week.
Mrs. ]. q McBee. Jr, enjoyed the
Tri State Fair last week as guest o.
Mrs. Harry Hosklns and Mrs. Robert
Williamson, of Memphis.
The Mozart Club, chapel oned by
Miss Alice Martin and Mrs. Nellie
Yandell, enjoyed picnic in the lovely
East LexIngto grove on Saturday.
Rev. Fred Brown. of Kosciusko.
was visitor Tuesday enloute to his
first call--the Episcopal Church OF
HaZleburst.
Hon. w. B Kelly, of Winona, that
prince of good fellows, has been most
deservedly elected mayor of his city
Mrs. John Gwin's decision to re-.
turn to tho delta this fall is harmed
with deep regret.
MIR. N. q. Wright, of Jackson. and
Miss BERTHE Andrews. of McCombClty,
we're married September the 3Oth.
The Presbyterian L. A. S. are buslly
perfecting plans for their bazaar ON
November the 10.
Culpepper Exum, nephew OF MIS-.
w. L. Kenney, one OF the Verv psoml-
nent ana wealthy citizens OF blimlng-
ham, has been elected mayor.
Mi. and Mrs W. o. Barrett visited
Durant Sunday t. say fareW ell to DR.
and Mrs. Mcdonald befole sney claim
Memphis for their new home
Miss Bette Brooke is welcomed
home after spending the summer with
Dr and Mrs. Hunter, OF GreenWo)u
Miss Ruth Miles is The brighi and
busy assistant of Mss Donalds ol
with the millinery of PicKens Bros.
Mrs Cllhoon Wilson is guest OF her
mot1er IN New York City for October.
Hon. W. P. Tackett with a new
lease on health was conservative and
avoided court labor. This is his first
absence from the bar since his license
to practice.
Our Baptist workers in the vineyard
will have a December display OF very
attractive examples of their lahor Ut
love. The date is nappy one, just
before the holidays.
Mrs. J a. McBee will be hostess OF
the d. A. r. Chapter Friday forenoon
at 10 o'clock. The date is the birth
day of Samuel Francis Smith, author
of America, and the organization date
of the chapter. All members please
respond or phone hostess.
The Study Club held call meeting
with Mrs. u. A. Wilson "Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs Ella Stantield was
elected vice president to fill the Vacan!
CIV made by Mrs w NJ. Alexander s
resignation. Mrs. B W. Lipsey was
warmly welcomed as new member.
MIS-, Lille burden was greatly missed
from the place she so long filled with
benefit to the members and brllllancy
of research aud resourcefuIness. Spain
will be first discussed at meeting
with Mrs Elnore on October 10. Miss
Morris, the popular secretary, is still
roaming the wide world DER across
the seas. Aer return will be festive
hour for the members impatiently
awaiting her return