The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-05-11

lanta, Mrs. howard Marshall, Mrs.
W. s. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Alison
Hardy, MIR and Mrs Collier Hardy,
Mr. Edward Hardy. Mr.. Davis Patty,
Mr.. Robert Whitfield. Mr.. Adair
Marshall. Mr.. Eugene Hardy Mr..
Dallas Cowan. Mr. Vance Evans. Mr..
Peter Hairston. Mr. Frank Arm
strong. Mr. J. b. Love. Mr. Robert
! Belts and Mr. Caldwell
At the A. and NJ College Saturday,
a matinee dance and a cotillon in
the evening. also attracted number
of Columbus young people,
In Compliment to
Mrs. Duggan of Mobile.
A delightful courtesy to Mrs. Dag
gan, OF Mobile. who is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Herman Owen,
was the afternoon tea at which Mrs.
w. w. burden entertained informally
on Wednesday. The American Pill
lar rose. in its rich clusters. now a
gorgeous offering of the gardens, vas
featured in the decorations of the
artistic living room. dining room and
hall
Invited to meet Mrs. Duggan were:
Mrs. Charles Rice. of Atlanta; Mrs
Howard Marshall Mrs. William
Baldwin, Mrs. Albert L. Herring Sr.,
Mrs. Edward Kennedy. Mrs. j. :.
Searcy, Mrs. Ida w. Sykes. Mrs T.
G. owen, Mrs. ". r. Mckinley, Ms.
Herman owen. Miss Matte Lou
Brown and Miss Bessie Tucker. y
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The Reading Circle.
The Reading Circle met with Mrs.
S. B. Hudson Saturday. Mrs. 2. P.
Iandrum was the leader. directing
the following program: Influence OF
Spanish Architecture in the South"
Mrs. burden; Review of Pan-Amert-
can Union" Mrs. Marshall: Span
ish Explorers in North America"
Mrs. Matthews.
Mrs. Ellie Terrell Baird was elect
ed at recent meeting TO fill the
vacancy in the membership caused
by the resignation of Mrs. Aldridge.
Yesterday brought to a close the
course OF study for the year. The
meeting on Saturday the seventeenth,
will be business and social
|
Bishop-Cardner
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph II. Bishop an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Frances. to Mr.. Julian B.
Gardner. The marriage will be
solemnized in the early summer.
Mrs. Flynn to Entertain the
West End Bridge.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Flynn will entertain the
West End Bridge Club at her home
on College street, on the afternoon
OF Thursday, at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles f. Rice and her at
! tractive young daughter, Miss Geor-
gia Strong Rice, the guests Of Mrs.
Howard Marhsall are being most
cordially welcomed to Columbus. and
are receiving much social attention
from friends in this, Mrs Rice's
/ grlhood home. where she is so at
fectionately remembered. Recently,
upon the completion of her term of
office as regent of the Atlanta Chap
! ter, ID. A. r.. which, by the way,
has the distinction of being the Sec
ond oldest chapter in the world, Mrs.
Rice was the honoree of large and
beautiful banquet given by the pa
triotic societies of Atlanta in recog-
milton OF her splendid work as the
"War Regent whose activities had
been many and varied On this oc-
casion she was presented with an
exquisite silver loving cup. bring
ing permanent tribute to loyal and
patriotic service.
Always HTMS rum ONGt0cdS udS q
SPECIAL interest, and in these days
when opportunity is given for travel.
letters with their accounts of old
world scenes are eagerly awaited.
Mrs. Landrum's three sons are hav-
ing interesting experiences. Mr.. z.
| r. Landrum has just returned to du-
/ ty after visits to Monte Carlo, Nice
and the Mediterranean coast Mr..
George Landrum is with The Play
ers," included among whom are
number of professionals. They are
touring Germany, then go to France,
and afterwards comes an English
tour. One Of their late engagements
was played at the castle of the Prince
OF Weld. Mr. william Landrum is
at Ludensdor1 with his regiment.
Captain ]. w. Cox, who is stationed