The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1919-09-21

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Mrs. Lincoln Entsrtains
Beautifully For Miss Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln compliment
ed Miss Louise Church who is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Sanders
with lovely euchre party on Thurs
day evening. The attractive bunga-
low Of the Lincoln's was transformed
into a veritable flower garden with
its decorations Of all kinds Of fall
flowers. Mr.. Reuben Searcy won
the prize, box Of Of candy, for high
score. and Miss Church was given
an exquisite box of handkerchiefs.
After the games a chicken salad and
an ice course was served. Those who
were so fortunate as to enjoy this
delightful affair were Miss Church,
Knox Whitfield; Miss Morrison, Jack
Senter; Miss Maer, Robert Belts,
Miss Woodward, Robert Whitfield;
William Landrum, Louie Mccullough
and Mesdames Hammer, F. C. Owen,
Howard King, W. D. Sanders, Misses
Martha Eckford, Katherine Linda
mood.
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Music Study Club
Holds Interesting Meeting.
The Music Study Club held its
first n Getting Of the season at the
High School auditorium on Friday
afternoon. The large attendance en-
joyed a particularly interesting af-
ternOon, "The Musician WOodman,"
having been the subject of the pro-
gramme.
The meeting was gracefully lead
by Mrs. N. W. Hutchinson, the pres
ident, whose ability and enthusiasm
viii no doubt add greatly to the in
terest being manifested by the men,
bers of the club.
It is pleasing to note that during
ths year there will be two open SEES
siOns to which the public will be in
vited.
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Parent Teachers
Elect Officers.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected by the members of the Pa
rent-Teachers' Association at a meet
ing held at the Lee High school Wed
nesday afternoon, and various plans
were discussed. Mrs. j. H. John
stOn was elected president, to sec
coed Mrs. L. f. Mayfield, who re-
signed; Miss Bessie Weaver was
named as secretary to succeed Miss
Mary Lou Peyton, who resigned
Mrs. J. W. Lipscomb will continue as
viee-president, and Mrs. Emma B.
StinsOn as treasurer. A most inter-
esting program is being arranged for
the year, and it Is hoped that large
number Of ladies wiz actively identi-
fy themselves with the work.
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Mrs. Malone Beautifully
Compliments Her Sister.
Mrs. E. Lucien Malone gave
delightful rock party on Friday |
evening in honor of her charming |
and attractive sister, Miss Florence |
Morrison, Of South Carolina. Pink |
roses were used in the reception
roohs and delicious ice course was
serveo
The gpest list included Misses
Mprrisonv Ksherine Maer. Vernon
ra'T Louise Teacher, Marie Hop
Nns' lucille Kaye, Dorothy Wilkin-
son. josie Yeager and 7rances Wood.
ward, anu Messrs. Willial. Iard,.un,
Robert Whhsield, Robert Be-. JocL
Senter, Sam Egger, Jesse o>orgo
Louis McCullougl. and Davis Pa.
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Columbus Girls
Are Complimented.
Miss Pauline Harris, a wel konwn
and popular young lady of this city.
has been highly complimented bv
General Shinaults, of Oxford, as being
named as sponsor of the Third
Brigade for the Veterans Reunion,
which will be held in Atlanta early
in October. Miss Mary Flood, an
other beautiful and attractive Co
lumbus girl, has been named maid
of honor of Adjutant Coffey's staff
of the Mississippi Division, S. C. V.
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Faculty Members
Delightfully."- Entertained.
The members Of the faculties Of
the city schools who were so delight
fully entertained last year by Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Meadows, were again
given the pleasure of being in their
attractive home Friday evening.
Rock, Forty-two and Pollyanna were
enjoyed during the evening.