Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-06-19

a spirited progressive game IN
which Miss Phillips won the
prize, u delicious salad course
was served.
Friday afternoon Mrs Sher-
rell entertained with a porch
party, with the game Of hearts,
in which Miss Ellen Douglas and
Miss Mittie Mae Stallcup won
the prize, after which a dainty
ice cream course was served.
Friday evening the society
young men of the city honOred
the house party with dance at
the pavilion, which was beau
tiful affair, the march being led
by Miss Nance and Mr. Curtis
beware. Chaperones were: Mr.
and Mrs Sherrell, DR. and Mr..
Jno Mose!ey, Mr. and Mrs Mellon
Mrs Nance and Mrs Phillips.
Out Of town guests were: Mrs
Bibbs and DR. V r Herst of Mar
shall.
Saturday, 18th. Mrs Nance
and Phillips entertained the
house party with an elaborate
appointed 8 course luncheon at
! O'Clock in which covers were
laid for twelve, including, Misses
Lula d Hunter, Bess Leverett,
Ellen Douglas, Jean Powell, Ma
ry Hunter, Winnie Phillips, Amy
Arnold, Lucy Douglas, Mittie
Mae Stallcup, Mary Murphy
Nance, Tommie Stallcup, Anna
Mae Wristen.
Mrs Nance and Phillips were
at the door to welcome the guests
a few moments before time,
when they were conducted into
parlors which were lovely with
flowers of sweet peas and roses
in great variety and profusion.
In the dining room the polish
table was ornamented with an
elaborate hand embroidered
daisy luncheon set, the center
decoration being an exquisite cut
glass fern dish filed with white
and yellow daisies, the color
scheme being yellow, the shaded
candles and brass stands and cut
glass COMFORTS tied with yellow
MARINE together with yellow
sailed nut cases at each place.
The place cards were small ivory
hand mirrors tied with yellow
ribbon, completed this beautiful
board.
The menue served was:
Grape Fruit with Cherries;
Consomme,
Cream Chicken in Patties;
Chicken Croquettes,
Shrimp Salad on Lettuce,
Ice Cream and Cake,
Coffee,
Olives, Sailed Nuts Crackers.
Saturday evening, Miss Tom.
ME Stallcup entertained wi tn a
porch party, the decorations
being most deliberately carried
outin Kidd Key colors with pen
nents. Progressive Hearts were
played, the score cards being
hand painted pennants in blue
and white, all complimentary to
the ten Kidd-Key college girls.
Dainty favors of the blue bird
pins were given to each. Deli
cious ices were served in blue
and white. The prizes were
awarded to Miss Lucy Douglas
and Mr. Curtis Deware-college
pictures.
Sunday afternoon, 18th. The
young ladies' were all taken out
for a drive by the young men Of
city.
Monday, l6. Hon. and Mrs.
B f Sherrell complimented Miss
Nance and house party and a
number of guests with a lovely
trip down the river to Hinkle's
Camp. The crowd left the
wharf at nine O'Clock all loaded
on Singleton S boat and a happier
crowd never was seen, as each
one proceeded to find a congen
ial partner, as if settled for the
day, when about eleven o'clock
Mrs Sherrell proceeds to round
them all up by making the young
men change girls and at twelve
thirty we reached camp and
found q magnificent barbecue
dinner which everyone most
thoroughly enjoyed. Later in
the afternoon ice cream and
cake was served and at five
o clock we were on our way back
to Jefferson. Among the out of
town guests who enjoyed this
trip, were DR. V X Herst and
Mr. Woody Bibbs of Marshall.
Monday evening, Is. Mr. and
Mrs w b Stallcuy and daughter
hopored the house party and a
number of other guests with a
brilliant and elaborate reception.
This pretty home on approach