The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-05-02

gagged is considered the best procur-
able. 1t is Stewards Orchestra OF
Memphis, and will be here complete.
Lands Wilson is chairman Of the
arrangements committee.
Costume Recital
Pupils of Miss Burch.
Miss Inez Burch presented the pu-
pills of the Expression department
of Grove School in costume recital
in the school auditorium Friday at
ternoon. The program consisted OF
varied and well selected numbers
which were all extremely well given
and were compliment to both the
teacher and class. The character
interpretations and dialect were no.
ticeably admirable. The enunciation
and stage presence of every partlcl'
pant clearly demonstrated earnest
efficient, and careful instruction or
Miss Burch's part.
The drill that closed the program
made an artistic effect in patriotic
colors. The program follows:
Daisy's Practice Hour-Bertie Eas
ley.
A Little Old Fashioned Girl-Mary
Carter.
Mirandy on Losing a Husband
Cathie Lee Clark.
Cookie Doom; Plaidie-Ruby Clogs
The Mysterious Portrait Woodie
Manning.
The Green Fan-Edith Carter.
A Pleasant Half Hour on the
Beach-Olga Kelly.
Vocal Solo (selected)-Dr G. l.
Powers.
Your Flag and My Flag-Kathleer
Humphreys.
Parasol Drill-Class; accompanist
Miss VOLTA Rudolph.
Matinee Party
Mrs. A. E. Rison Hostess.
Twenty guests partook of the hos
pitality of Mrs A. e. Rison on Thurs
day when she was hostess to a de-
lightful matinee party in honor Of
Mrs. Donald Fudge and Mrs. Merritt
Pitcher of Nashville, who have beer
the popular guests of Mrs. Charlie
d. Trevathan for a week. Following
the matinee at the Dixie, refresh
ments- were served at Morris which
was prettily decorated with vases Of
spring blossoms. The Refreshments
were French Cuisine, ices, Del Moni
co with caprice defrise.
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Baptist Missionary Society.
Mrs. Robert Howard, president
presided over the regular monthly
business meeting of the Baptist Mis-
sionary Society, at the church Mon
day afternoon. The attendance was
good. Next Monday will be wis
iting day" and number of the mem.
bers will attend the newly organized
missionary society at the West Paris
Baptist Church.
Grove Faculty Honors Seniors.
The faculty of Grove School en-
tertained the Senior Class with a
matinee party at the Dixie Monday
afternoon. Morris, where an ice
course was served after the show,
was decorated in the Senior colors,
green and gold, and displayed Senior
pennants. Those present numbered
forty-two.
Mrs. Will Turner Entertains.
Mrs. Will Turner gave Matinee
Party at the Dixie Friday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Merritt Pill
cher and Mrs. Donald Fudge Of Nash
vile. After the movies, the fifteen
guests present were served deli
cious salad course in a pink and yell
low color motif at Morris.
Mrs. Warmack Entertains
Sunday School Class.
The Sunday School class of Mrs.
o. X. Warmack were pleasantly en-
tentained by their teacher at her res
idence on Dunlap street Saturday ev-
ening. Social games were enjoyed
by the twenty-five guests present.
The hostess served and ice course.
Mrs. Warmack's class, which con-
sists of twelve young ladies is one of
the most interesting and progressive
of the Methodist Sunday School.
Presbyt e1ian Church.
A working church with a welcome
for all.
Bible School GAS a. m.
Morning Service IL a. m. Sermon
Something for AL"
Night Service 500 p. m. Union
Service at Methodist church.
Junior c. E. 2:30 p. m.
Senior C. E. Society 7:15 p. m,
Only once stranger.
w. w. Astles, Pastor.
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