The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-15

COLUMBUS DIsPATcl
patriotic efforts Of the National Red
Gross.
Countless frieads greet with great
deal Of pleasure Mrs Hugh Hairston,
who is home again after, an absence
Of several months in Honolulu, where
she visited her son. Mr.. Cornell
Franklin. Mrs. Franklin and little
Miss Victoria Franklin accompanied
her TO the States, and are at present
in Oxford, with the promise Of visit
TO Columbus later Mrs. Hairston is
with Miss Bette Whitfield on Main
street
Mrs. Morris M. Green and children
and Mrs. Louise H. Landfum leave
today for Beach Haven, N. j., where
Mrs. Green has taken a cottage for
the season, and will be absent until
October. In August, Mr.. Green joins
them there for a few weeks. Miss
Lily May Randle viii be another sum-
mer absentee. Miss Randle goes to
Cincinnati to study at the Conserva-
tory Of Music.
Among the Columbus teachers who
will study at leading universities this
summer are: Miss Ella Lou Terry,
of the College Faculty, who win re-
ceive her masters degree from the
Peabody Normal, Miss Ella Mosby
and Miss Ruth Senter, of the public
school faculty, whose courses Of study
viii be taken at the University Of
Chicago.
The S. d. Lee High School sustains
a distinct loss in the resignation of
Miss Mary Lou Peyton, from its fac
ulty. Miss Peyton resigns to accept
a position in the Department of His
tory at the Industrial Institute and
College, with the work of which in
stitution the name Of her beloved
mother is splendidly interviewer.
Mrs. Alison Hardy and little daugh-
ter will return this week After a
delightful visit to Sweet Briar Col
lege for commencement, Mrs. Hardy
was with friends at Amherst, Va,
and is now the guest Of relatives in
Spartanburg, S. G.
Mrs. Quincy Ayres is expected
Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Ayres and await the homecoming of
Lieutenant Ayres, who has rendered
fine service with the U. S. Engineers
abroad, and will be warmly welcomed
by wide circle of friends.
Bishop Green, of Jackson, who is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Simralll
during his stay, was entertained in
formally at lovely dinner party by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Game, last night
before the reception in his honor.
Miss Antoinette Moore, who has
been teaching in the public schools of
Memphis the past session, is expected
this week. Since the close of the term
she has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones Barksdale at Marks, Miss.
Miss Katherine Maer and her
cousin, Miss Marion Maer, of Texas,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby
Edwards, in the Delta. Later, they
will attend a large house party in
Greenwood.
Mrs. McCracken and Miss Beverly
Yeager, who have been with Mrs. G.
r. Neuman for a fortnight, returned
to New Orleans Friday evening. Miss
Yeager will resume her studies at
the Charity Hospital
Mrs. Eunice Campbell is in Sum-
ner, Miss, for the weekend. Upon
her return she will be accompanied
by her niece, Miss Donna Buford,
who comes to visit Miss Eunice Lips
comb
The serious illness of Mrs. Eugenia
Moore is deeply regretted. Mrs.
Moore's condition grew decidedly
worse on Friday, and there was no
Improvement yesterday. She is con-
sidered critically i'll.
Mrs. j. w. Cox left Wednesday for
Newport News, Va, to meet DR.. Cox
upon his arrival from overseas. As
soon as DR.. Cox receives his dis
charge from the army, they will re-
turn to Columbus