The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-08-30
SOME SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

was served, and salted nuts in
little baskets were given as
Dsinty cream and cake were
served, and the affair was
decidedly one of the prettiest social
events of the summer.
Mrs. J. L. Montgomery entertained
a few of her friends on Tuesday of last
week with Rock out of compliment to
Mrs. W. j. Caldwell and Mrs. James
Jr. The home was prettily dec
in golden glow. After the most
interesting game a delicious ice course
was ~faultlessly served. The affair was
a most enjoyable one, as are always
the social functions in this home.
Mrs. w. T. Fountain entertained on
morning Of last week with
popular game, Rock, in honor of
Mrs. w. J. Caldwell, Mrs. T. H. Dennis
and Mrs. James Stone, Jr. This home
was made unusually attractive with
and cut flowers. After an enjoy
able game a delicious salad course was
and a most delightful morning
spent by the guests.
On last Tuesday morning Mrs. Emma
and Mrs. VIM. S. Marye enter
tertained at their pretty home on River
complimenting Mrs. w. j. Caid-
well and Mrs. T. H. Dennis. So beau
tiful were the summer ferns gracefully
arranged on the porch that it seemed
as If the guests were entering into
hooks as they were seated where
interesting game of Rock was
indulged in. Refreshing punch was
served during the game, and a tempt
salad course with pineapple sherbet
was enjoyed by those present.
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Out of compliment to her guest, Mrs.
WI. Caldwell, of Canton, and Mrs. T.
H. Dennis, who leaves next Tuesday to
make her home in Texas, Mrs. Flora
Mcintyre royalty entertained with a
porch party, Wednesday afternoon.
This hospitable and delightful home
is always fresh and sweet and on this
occasion everywhere was a wealth of
ferns with bright golden, glow in hang
ing baskets in graceful arrangement,
on this large verandah s tables
Of six-handed Rock was thoroughly en-
Mrs. Mcintyre, assisted by Mrs.
John Ashcraft, served a most delicious
salad and ice course. The affair was
a happy one.
Miss Bessie Creegan, who has
Just returned from Chautauqua,
Y, where she has been study
ing piano and Interpretation in
the Summer School of Music, will
open her Studio in the Stein build
ing, Sept. list. This is the second
season Miss Creegan has studied
in Chautauqua, where she has re.
ceived instruction under the best
of teachers. Full Information re-
garding lessons may be obtained
by calling Phone No. 302.
DR.. c. V. Edwards and family
will return home tomorrow, and
DR.. Edwards will conduct services
at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning. Mrs. Edwards and the
four little girls have been visiting
the family of her sister at Bristol
Va, while DR.. Edwards and Master
Vernon have been at Franklin
KY, with relatives for the pas
several weeks.
Mrs. j. M. Kimbrough and littl,
daughter, Mary Anna, and Misse:
Esther and Mary Kimbrough wen
to Greenwood on a visit to Mrs
E. T. Morgan. From there thu
Misses Kimbrough will go to lit
Bena to visit an aunt, and iron
there to Glen Allen to visit thei
brother, Rev. T. T. Kimbrough.-
Lexington Advertiser.
The Junior Department OF tn
Presbyterian Sabbath School real
lied $28.O0 for their piano fund Oh
the ice cream and cake sale give
at the Handy Kitchen last Tuesda,
evening. They appreciate tn
many courtesies shown them b.
Mr.. C. E. Schroll, as well as tn
liberal patronage Of the public.
Mr.. Jerome Baird and famil,
have returned to their home il
Greenwood, much to the gratifi
cation Of their many friends, afte
an absence Of a year in East Miss
issippi. Mr.. Baird has resumes
his former position in the office Q
the Henderson G. Baird Hdwe. CO
Mr.. and Mrs: T. H. Dennis wi
leave Hext Tuesday for San An
tonic, Texas, to make their home
Greenwood regrets the loss G
these splendid citizens, and TIL
Commonwealth joins their man
friends in wishing for them goo,
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