The broad ax., 1910-06-04


lieS; hand p6Idtsd platS COZ ,. h.
JoAhssk. n. 8. catlin md Mrs.. Vera
wesley; one dozen pIaAes, MsssrS
A. C. Harris, W. r. cowaAs L J. Reid,
A. A. Wells; Mexican drawn work,
Mr.. ana hlrs. w. B. Macon; chocolate
sst, Mr.. ". n. edaAway and family;
Felsop paats, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
EISps; cut elass celery dish, Mr. and
Ms. Il Manning; salad bowl -.
and Ms. g. W. Bzckwell; eat sl4ss
oIlge dish, Mr.. WfIit4a WA0r6on; cho-
coIats set With tray and half dozen
silver dinner spoons, Mr.. md Mrs.. G.
A. Ball; silver bread tray, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Beauregard +. MoseIey; stein
set, Mr.. Thomas Tivis; chocolate set
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holt; coffee perco-
lator, Mr.. Rufus Estes; vase, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Swift and Miss Gussie Tur-
ner; cut glass berry bowl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Wright; cut glass fern dish,
Prof. and Mrs. Emanuel; pitcher and
dreamer, Major and Mrs. Robert R
Jackson; chop dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis; pin tray, Mrs. Rufus
Stokes and A. S. Townsend; aspara-
gus dish, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cowan;
chocolate pot, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
HUDSON; candle holder, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Collins; chop plate. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newsam; chocolate pot Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard; one dozen wine glasses, M.
and Mrs. Frank Brown; cut glass
tankaFd, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Combs;
flower bowl, Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles
Davis; dtAnst sst. Ms. D. Robinson.
FnzhkfoSt, Keaaucky; vase, n. 8. an
dsrson, P. Hefrfn, Leroy r. Thomas;
bsotass, Howard Morton; B8ets, A.
hl6soaS S6Eh Century orehsstrS fsf.
IdIsbSd ne maSe for ahe eyeAfhs.
REo6day evening. Nay son, Miss
EasGbeth CIGfks, SS1a Wabasal Ave,
eaSe q Dec0tatfon DaAcing Party to
& ssIscG number o. frieAds, some Of
6hoss present were: Miss Rsiaey.
Mr.. ana Hrs. r. A. J. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Manson. Miss PGlmer,
Miss Hazel Harrison, Miss Elizabeth
Jones, Miss Matte Thornton, Miss
Morgan, Misses Emma and Blanche
Shsw, Miss OorvaA, Martin Sisters,
Miss Fitsimmons, Miss Mamie Seldom
and Messrs. Theo Jones, Caldwell. An
derson, Mundy Myers, Young, KEN
per, Harreld, Lewis. After the re-
treshments were served, Mr.. Mundy
favored the guests with a few selec-
lions in his delightful manner.
The Midlothian Club entertained
fully 800 hundred Of their young
friends Tuesday evening, May 31st,
at the Masonic Hall. The club was
formed under Mrs. Matte Thornton's
direction and consists Of q members.
Miss Annie Lowry being the presi-
dent. The hall was beautifully de-
corated with the clubs colors, layen-
der and gold; also palms and made 8
beautiful background for the many
beautiful gowned young women and
young men In conventional evening
dress. II couples walked In the
may figures Of the grand march,
while Just as many more, filed the
seats in the hall and watched the
happy smiling faces, after the grand
march, the President was introduced
and gave a beautiful little talk timely
and to the point. Then the directress
was brought forward and thanked
those present for their presence and
passed the wish that their evening
would be an enjoyable one Mrs.
Thornton was gowned in a beautiful
creation of Salmon pink chiffon drap-
ed over salmon pink silk; Miss Lowry
white Batiste over pink silk.
Miss Charlotta williams and her
nephew, Laurence De Priest spent
Decoration Day in Rockford, H. re-
turning Tuesday morning.
willing Worker of the King" was
entertained Friday, June Srd, by Miss
B. Mae Boyd. and Mrs. Earnest Bum,
$40 s. Morgan St