The Lexington advertiser., 1914-10-09

the | |. & g.. has re-entered school
and finishes her B. A. course this
session. Miss Brumby has specialized
in art and is young student of much
promise.
Edgar Gwin Clover made the wise
choice of college pathways by select
ing the meritoriOus measurements of
Millsaps in the lists of the state edu-
cational endeavors for highest advance
ment.
In the choice of Hon. W. S. Hill of
a brilliant young Winona barrister flor
a new partner, the magic combination
of most Witty and wise is the felicit.
ious foundation of their formidable
future.
We note in the Commonwealth that
Mrs. Sallie Walton Hoskins' talented
young granddaughter. Miss Lille Hum
phreys. is continuing her ambitious
studies as Tulane student in the
Crescent City.
Hon. r. C.McBee continues his gold
en- success at the bar by accepting a
partnership with Attorney Gardner,
the Nestor of legal circles of the
Queen Delta City in point of talents
as we'll as time,
Mrs. H. Fl. johnson extended graci-
GUS hospitality to st. Mary's Guild
their October meeting Monday after
noon. Tempting refreshments were
enjoyed.in the social hour following the
business session.
Mrs. Eugene Stansbury and children
and her mother, Mrs. McDavitt, are
again under their Bluff City rooftree
after spending the summer in the mag
netic mountain air of Monteagle in
their cosy cottage.
Mrs. Amos B Folk on her return
from the great bereavement calling
her to New Orleans last month, was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Cas-
sius Eiseman, for stay in her Kosci-
usko home of several weeks.
Miss Bette Moore Jordan has been
exempt from the further study of The
ory in the music circles of Macon Ran
dolph so thorough was her training and
so apt her talents while one of Miss
Martins brilliant pupils of the near
past.
Mrs. r. A. Stigler has beeu organiz-
er of Federation of Missions of all
the denominations during the past
week, on the true and tried basis that
in union there is strength and sure sue
cess; and the quarterly meetings are
awaited with much interest.
Mr.. Arthur Jordan was over from
Indianola for weekend glimpse of
the parental rooftree, and to bring
cheerful hours, where the happy
hearthstone has the added burden of
absence in the 'going off 10 college"
of the tair and only daughter.
The A. & M. College claims among
it's sturdy students our manly young
representatives, Will Lake Meek. L.
d, Pepper, Jr.. Norbert Pickens, Joe
Wheeler Williams and Walter Sample.
We wish them each and all contnu-
ance of their blue ribbon records.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy Gillespie are in
Duck Hill to attend the marriage of
their rister, Miss Frances Gillespie, to
Mr.. Richard Fox, one of the prosperous
young planters of that vicinity Mr..
Gillespie will preach a series of his
most effective sermons in Durant be
fore his return home.
Miss Mildred Humphreys, the dainty
and delightful daughter of our own
Congressman, with huge Hump"
in his nomenclature az well as his ma
tional name. is again busy with her
studies in Washington City after radi-
ating inn rosebud.circles in the golden
summertime of her stay on her native
heath.
The lure of country life, in all its
gold and russell charms of woods and
fields and ambient Esair. has enticed
Mrs. Claude Moore with her little ones
and her charming chum, Miss Grace
Ashley. to spend October with her sis
ter. Mrs. ]. g. Minyard. on her cheer
full Carroll hearthstone They will
make the trip with DR.. Moore by the
automobile route tomorrow. There Mrs.
Champ Taylor. Of Greenwood. will