The Grenada sentinel., 1912-07-26

On Tuesday afternoon the new and
lovely home Of Mrs. C. H. Calhoon on |
Margin street was thrown open for its |
initial social gathering, the occasion be- |
ing reception in honor of Mesdames |
Bryant and Thomas of Coffeeville, two
very charming guests of the hostess.
Like every detail of this very attract !
lively arranged home we're the arrange
ments for the reception. Mrs. Calhoon
is herself lady of exceptional skill and
taste and she hal exercised her very
best endeavors in providing for the en-
tertainment of her guests on this long
to be remembered afternoon. She was
happy in having just the right ones to
assist her and it is scarcely saying too
much to state that Grenada has rarely
witnessed social gathering where
there was more of beauty and all that
|pleases the feminine heart than was to
be seen here. The refreshments served
to heighten the satisfaction of all pres
ent and indicated that expert culinary
talent had directed their preparation.
The afternoon passed all too quickly and
all went away longing to again be re-
membered by the mistress of this very
beautiful home.
Kosciusko Star: On last Thursday
afternoon the young men Of the city
gave twilight picnic at Gains Lake,
in honor of Misses Ethel Kimbrough,
Marcie Bell, and Lallah Kimbrough,
guests of Misses Fanny and Ma:cie
Sanders. Last Tuesday even
ing Misses Fanny and Marcie Sanders
were at home to their young friends
v from to IL, the honorees being the
n Misses Kimbrough and Miss Bell.
: Misses Hollingsworth entertained thu
young ladies with an "old maid" rool
party Thursday afternoon. The hon
20 orees of the occasion were Misses Ethe
l, Kimbrough, Lallah Kimbrough, Marci
% Bell, guests of Misses Sanders; Mis-
Ruth Veasy,, guest of Mrs. Rober
Ousley. Each charming visitor wore
|; lovely frock with picture hat to harmo
nize, and stood in the receiving lin
- with the hostesses. Punch was serve
by Nanny Knots, after which tn
guests found their places by the hant
e, painted black cat score cards. Afte
r; several exciting games refreshmen
r. were served.
" Mrs. w. M. Mitchell, at her han
some old country home south of Gre
er ada, gave a very lovely lawn party {
y, Tuesday afternoon, in honor of her 81
r. ters, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Mrs. A
e. bert George, with another charmiI
all bride, Mrs. j. W. Ousler. When Il
guests arrived, they were served in t!
hall with delicious grapejuice punch
Re, Mrs. J. X. Morrison. Afterward tn
he were taken out on the lawn, where Il
lat tables were scattered about under t
OF grand old trees, and both bridge a
rook were enjoyed until the shades
evening warned the guests that tn
must return to town. Then crea
eo' made from luscious peaches, and ca
ar that melted in ones mouth, attest
zen still further to the ability of this nj
d." perfect hostess.
Friday afternoon last Mrs. R.
the Townes entertained very delightfully."-
ar. Z rock, and quite a number Of guests
loa. loved the hospitality of this charm
'mi- hostess and in spite OF the dread
'ore downpour, the afternoon proved qui
social success.
,ers Mrs w. R. Todd entertained
any Saturday morning in honor Of her
els. tractive guests, among whom is n
this bered her sister, Mrs. Walton,
ied. Clarksdale.