The Lexington advertiser., 1914-07-17

also enjoys this charmed circle. She
will extend her outing to Mammoth
Cave and other points of beauty during
her stay in the Blue Grass regions.
Miss Allie Beall Hobbs is hostess of
happy house party this week at Clear
Lake, the Delta family plantation,
where her young friends will be most
royalty entertained for three delight
full dates,
Miss Beard, of Duck Hill, after en-
joying the hospitality of Rev. and
Mrs. Guy Gillespie, has been claimed
for several weeks reGnion with her col
lege mate, Miss Aunie A5tneave, OF
Black Hawk.
The hare OF the esd home fingers al
ways; and, again vacation days find
our priced young friend, Dave Shackel-
ford. IN our midst from his farWestern
pathways, and ever glad and golden
welcome awaits him.
The first of August Mrs. Minnie Lee
Reed and Miss Matte B. Mcleod will
leave New York by steamer for New
Orleans. A golden welcome awaits
their coming in the olden pathways af-
ter their long absence.
Miss Annie Alexander iis enthusiast
/ ic over the pleasant environments of
the White City where, with Miss Annie
Brown, she is drinking deeply at the
crystal fount of knowledge of the
university of Chicago.
Mrs. S. N. Samples guest book, un-
der her charming Ebeneger rooftrees
records the presence of her pretty
nieces, Misses Paine, of YaZoo. Our
auto route often lures this happy
family circle to our midst.
Mrs. Maria Pickens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Pickens. and Norbert Pickens went
the auto route. on the day of rest, to
enjoy the handsome hospitality of
"Milldale, the country seat of our
prince of bachelors, Mr.. XII Harring-
ton,
| Prof. and Mrs. l. 7. Dickey have
taken possession of their cosy new
rocftree in Bowling Green, Ky. Miss
Nell Dckey. great musician when
but fairy in our midst, is continuing
her ambitious studies at the New
York Chatauqua this summer
Mr. MaHry Humphreys and sister,
Mrs. Sam GwiE and little ones left the
Delta this week for a Stay in the
mountains of North Carolina, where
auto drives. amid the moving pictures
of real beauty, will be large portion
of their enjoyment.
Mess Lucy Nouth has indeed reached
Balsamic heights as she writes of the
blessings she en5Cys in the alluring al
titude of North Carolina mountains,
where fire sides glowing warmth with
in, anil wraps without, emphasize the
change of climate" she sought in
vain.
One of the refreshing and charming
spots in the heart of the Summers
heat and grind is the old fashioned
flower garden of Mrs. Minnie Bakers
home There verdure and flowers in
SprngtiGe abundance are always in
evidence and the years shade and
shine bring but the nore golden evil
dence of the skill of this lover of the
beautiful to meet the demands of the
seasons as they come and go.
Tidings of the golden pleasures
planned in their distant Dakota dwell
ing, by the Warrens, for the house
party and 6he Yellow Stone Park
outing, in honor of their dainty rose.
bun daughter. Miss Dorothea, just re-
turned from College in the East, have
been heard with great interest by the
friends they eft in old Miss. especially
as this handsome hospitality includes
one of our very prominent and pro-
gressive young men, Mr.. Harry Willis
Watson.
Mrs Guile Mclean and her household
have greatly enjoyed the visit of her
daughter, Mrs. Stephenson, and the
latter's pretty little daughter, Guile,
both of whom came down from their
Memphis home to brighten and cheer |
the beloved invalid. Mrs. Mclean has
not enjoyed the best of health this
summer and in consequence her devoted |
children have done all that they DOS
sibly could for her pleasure or her
comfort. with the result that she shows
decided improvement in spirits, and it |
is hoped that her physical condition is
better. Jackson News.
Especially do all eyes linger in these
dog days on the outrageous en-
towering trees of the spacious STAINS
bury home, perfect in It's simple Colo
nial elegance of appointments and sur.
roundings. An enthusiastic guest
from Memphis has declared she had
counted fifty odd monarchs of the for
est within its beautiful boundaries.
Here Miss Claudire Stansbury is the
home maker, and home lover of all |
these goodly gifts of Nature enhanced |
by the high ideals of her taste and
talents in rounding out all the beauti-
ful branches Of beautiful rooftree as
every acceptance of her term.