The Lexington advertiser., 1913-03-21
LOCALS

LOCALS
Mrs. Walter X. Gwin Is in Memphis
for e week end.
Miss Nor is was hostess of the Study
! Club on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Murphy will be hostess OF
the Rook Club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Susan Walton Cunliffe is now
convalescing from trying illness.
Mrs. Georgia Wyatt is now domiciled
with Mrs. Lillian Gibson in Beall View
| Annex.
Mrs. w. L. Walton is visiting rela-
tives out West after stay in Texas
with her parents.
Mrs. Arbie Wright was called this
week to the bereaved family circle of
Mrs. j. Sim Stigler.
! Mr.A. Flowers and Miss Flowers are
at home to their friends in their dainty
cottage in South Lexington.
Miss Thelma Latimer was fair Wis
itor assisting in the d. AR. courtesies
of Mrs. Paul Murphy's home.
Miss Mary Donelson is located at
busy post in the beautiful city of
South Bend Ind. for the season.
Mrs. Mary Mclean will be hostess
of the first Spring meeting of La Dou-
zaine Bridge Club Friday afternoon of
Easter week.
Miss Doris Mel can is home again in
the capital city circles after an eXtead-
ed visit to Miss Frances Hoskiass of
New Orleans.
Mrs. Weeks will he hostess, on Sasur-
day afternoon, of the Baptist egg hunt
on the spacious lawn of her h0me,
"Terrystone -
| MlssAnne Stiglers legion of friends
are glad to receive the tidings Of her
rapid renewal of health at the Baptist
State Hospital, Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Herbert, Miss
Julia Watson and MISS Lucille Herbert
enjoyed an outing to Lefiore's Queen
City of the Delta Monday.
Mrs. Alice c. McBee will be hostess
of Bishop Bratton during his stay to
hold Good Friday and Easter Sunday
services in st. Mary's Church.
Mrs. j. s. Heard, of Mckinney,
Texas. is guest of her sister, Mrs. G.
w. Stigler and is cheering the hours
of Mrs. ;Stigler's convalesence.
Pitt Shepherd, L. d. Pepper, DR.,
Frank Hobbs, Edmund Noel and Laurie
Jordan are at home from the A. d. Al.
G.. for a brief mid session holiday.
Mrs. Robert Harrison Smith and lit
tie Babara leave this week for Au-
burn, Alabama, on visit to Mr..
Smiths mother and kindred in his old
home.
Mrs. John Harbour McBee was
elected state treasurer of the Daugh-
ters American Revolution; high
honor greatly appreciated by our local
chapter.
Mrs. C. A. Wilson is in Greenwood
helping to nun the Suffrage plank to
shore, in the ,Woman's meeting, and
incidentally to enjoy the Wilson end
men in the Elks Minstrels.
AS chairman of the Natchez Trace
Mrs. Edmund Favor Noel takes great
pride in the announcement of the un
yelling of the Bowlder at the historic
town of Koseiusko on April goth.
With chanRning words of invitation
Mrs. Sallie Humphreys Gwin, of
Greenwood, az Regent of her chapter.
bade the D. A. X. Conference 'wel
come" to the queen Delta City in
1914.
A great Missionary heart to heart
talk will be held in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening with Hon.
Charlton Alexander, of Jackson, pre-
siding. A cordial Invitation is extend
ed to all.
Miss Kate Power, of the Jackson
News Social Realm, dipt her golden
pen in diamond dust and gave spark
ling and splendid tribute to the d. A K.
Conference with our B. G. Humphreys
Chapter as hosts.
The ninth annual convention of Miss
issippi Woman Suffrage Association
meets in Jackson April Is. l6 and IT,
Among the legislative eommittee mem
pers are two of our brightest club wo
men, Mrs. Monroe McClurg and Mrs.
Frank Streater.
The B. G. Humphreys Chapter, d. |
A. R., will be represented in the Ma
tional d. A. K. Conference in Washing
ton by Mrs. Edmund Favor Noel,
chairman Natchez Trace Mrs John
Harbour McBee, Vice Regent, and Miss
Molile Walton Hoskins.
Telegrams from the D. A. R. Con-
feence were sent our Vice President /
General Mrs, Chalmers Williamson;
our Vice President General Mrs. Egbert
Jones; and our Vice State Regent Mrs.
Franklin Smith with expressions Of
regret for their enforced absence.
Wednesday afternoon the David Liv-
ingstone Celebration of the Presbyteri-
an Church was held, with Mrs. K. A.
Stigler presiding. A most interesting
program had been prepared by this ia
ented leader, with readings by Mrs.
Stigler, Mrs. Raiford Watson, Mrs. L.
NJ. Lemly, Mrs. Charles Pahlen, Mrs
Mollie Reeves and Mrs. B. W. Lipsey.
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