The Lexington advertiser., 1912-12-06
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The Study Club claimed Mrs. james
Reid's hospitality Wednesday after
noon.
Do your Christmas Shopping Earl!
or the newspaper man will get you i
you don't look out.
December coquetted with the Wealth
er Man like veteran firt the frs
days of her arrival.
Mrs. Mary Miles. of New Orleans
was guest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Pepper en-
route to Yazoo City.
sMiss Frances Mccain has Joined thu
ambitious students in Study Club work
IN their German program.
Mrs. Paul Murphy is gladly recorded
in the membership of Benjamin Hum
phreys Chapter, d. A. X.
Mrs. Mary Mclean will be December
hostess of the Cuba Missions meeting
of the Presbyterian Church.
Curtis Herbert mas joined Jesse Wal,
ton in cong enial labors at the Meteor
mick Pharmacy in Yazoo City.
MIR. and Mrs. B. G. Humphreys, Jr.,
have welcomed a splendid fairy prince
in their North Greenwood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pickens were hosts
of one of their delightful dinner par
ties at their Goodman home on Sunday.
Miss Mary Gibson and Miss IAnnie
Gibson spent the past week end Eguest
of their aunt, Mrs. Watson. of Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pickens and Miss
Mayme Hollum have enjoyed the varied
charms of the Crescent City the past
week.
Ella Hereford Baker celebrated her
tenth birthday by entertaining her
young friends at pretty afternoon
party.
Mrs. H. H. johnson and dainty
daughter are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney johnson in their
Durant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edgar Gwin were
guests of DIR. and Mrs. o H. Swayze.
of Yazoo City, for the Margaret An
glin performance.
Thanksgiving was given an added
interest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Barrett when on that date they
wei, omed another bonny boy under
their rooftree.
Hon. and Mrs. r. c. McBee will
spend the yuletide within the portals
Of their handsome home nearing con-
pletion on the beautiful North Green
wood Boulevarde.
MIR. and Mrs. Sigmund Hyman have
improved their cosy cottage on Carroll
ton Avenue. planted shade trees, sodded
the lawn and exhibited the taste and
talents of true home makers.
Frank Mccoy. Jr., of Greenwood,
enjoyed the happy combination of
Thanksgiving biz thday week end cele-
bration in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Pickens his grandparents.
Miss Anna McBee has returned from
a charming stay in Greenwood. Miss
McBee is priced addition to d. A. X.
circles and can claim quite a flattering
of bars on her Chapter pin.
George Thomas Wr ght, appointed
to cadetslip at West Point by Con-
gresham Hu nphre.s left Friday for
the preparatory scnool at Highland
Falls, New York. where he will study
until the April examinations.
Mrs. Hughes Smith after a trying
illness in the King s Daughters hospi-
tai. in Greenwood, reioices in the re-
turn to her parental rooftree to spend
the hours of convalescence in the Sc
renity and sunshine of her loved ones
BsMrs. Marlborough of Annston, Ala
bama, was guest of her friend. Mrs.
E. f. Noel on the Sabbath. Rev. and
Mrs. Marlborough came to their old
home for the ield-Sivley wedding
when Mr.. Marlborough performed the
marriage ceremony.
% MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson, Jr., led
the Thanksgiving Cotillion at the Val
Halla Club Friday evening Hand
somely gowned bellies and matrons and
many gallants combined to make
this date brilliant Society event in
the Queen Delta City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Eggfeston gave
an informal but delightful Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at Wanalow. their ideal
country home. Mrs. Eggleston leaves
early in the holiday month to visit her
parents in Wichita Falls, Kansas, and
will remain throughout the yuletide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Rheas roseate
hearthstone dispelled the winters
gloom Tuesday evening when the sweet
singers of the Choral Club enjoyed
Il, e
were balmy as Springtime and menu
of several delicacies was served in the
dainty dining room.
Mrs. Lindholm's handsome hospitality
was extended the D. A. r. meeting
Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. Nj. Pep
per read an effective paper on The Pu-
ritan and The Cavalier. Mrs. Noel
presented an excellent program to be