The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-21

shipment. This took the place of the
usual program. At the time when
refreshments, consisting of a deli
cious salad course, were served, the
guests had the pleasure Of listening
to new Edison machine, that was
holiday gift to the hostess.
Presbyterian Missionary
Society Planning Play.
Much local interest is conferred in
the playlet "How The Story Grew"
which will be given at an early date
by the Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church.
Rehearsals are progressing under
the direction Of Mrs. Fred j. Will
liams, and this play is expected to be
the hit of the season on account of
the very interesting cast composed
of prominent matrons and club wom-
Ell. Cast Of characters:
Mrs. Brown 49, Mrs. r. d. Caldwell
Mrs. Green Mrs. F. ]. Williams
Mrs. Bean Mrs J. J. B. Johnsonius
Mrs. Rice Mrs. Chas. F. Williams
Mrs. Doolittle- Mrs. R. L. Simmons
Mrs. Snow Mrs. A. E. Rison
Mrs. Taylor - Mrs. Darling Morton
Mrs. White Mrs. Joe Dumas
An interesting musical program
win also be given, which is as fol-
lows:
Duet Mrs. W. G. johnson, Jr., and
Mrs. Harris Morris.
Duet Misses Corum and Matthews
Vocal Solo Miss Lorene Lansdell
Reading (selected) Miss Richardson
| Violin Solo Mrs. Marshall Morris
Vocal Solo Mrs. J. w. Wigs
Reading (selected) ------ Miss Fryar
Vocal Solo, Miss Belah Landlord
Quartette- - Messrs. Ramsey, Green,
Erwin and Greer
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
heated room. No children. Phone
1853. 81
Mrs. Chas. Hill and brother, Dewey
Clary, were called to Fort Wayne
Ind, Sunday on account Of the i'll
ness Of their brother, Barney Clary
/ Mrs. Lula Price of Whitlock wa.
here shopping Monday.
| Miss Estelle Robbins Of Springvill.
was in the city shopping Monday.
Miss Sue Fox, Mrs. Joel Porter
Mrs. J. G. Porter and Mrs. John K
Currier, Jr., spent Monday night ii
Paducah.
Our baby Grand Model F-B'
Chevrolet, $l,i35.oo {. o. b. factory
will begin to arrive next month; IT,
beauty, and will appeal to anyon,
wanting little larger car than tn
Model Four-Ninety. Come in, lool
over the specifications, and We be
lieve you will buy as soon as Il ar
rives.
If w. N. Porter Automobile Co..
/ Miss Grace Lewis had as her guest
Sunday and Monday, Mrs. C, A. Fool
of Nashville, and Mrs. Ewing Griffil
! of Jackson.
Mrs. Travis Morris returned Tues
day from Jackson where she was tn
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Phillips.
| Miss Alma Rhea zurich who ha
been attending the Normal at Mem
| phis, is at home for few weeks res
from too strenuous course Of study
She will return to Memphis the frs
of April to resume her study o
voice.
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert G. Fol-
left Monday for El Paso, Texa
where Lieut.. Folk has accepted a,
engineering position with the Texa
Reclamation Company.
$50
| Miss Lille Howard left Tuesda,
for Louisville and Cincinnati to pur
chase the spring line Of millinery To-
Howard & lobe.
Miss Virginia Weldon is GONZALES
cling from severe attack of tonsoli
tbs.
\ John W. Phillips Co., has tobacc,
bed canvass at 4, s and 6 cents PEI
/ yard. 49-4
/ DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Powers and Mrs
]. H. McSwain are spending few
days this week end in Nashville.
| Miss Lola Burns who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Clover for ten days OF
Market street returned to her HON,
| in Louisiana, Missouri, Tuesday.