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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
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Fathers, Meeting at School.

The first fathers meeting held by the
PARENT Teacher association Of the Ford
n. Taylor school proved 80 successful
It was decided TO hold them, regularly
snee n month,
There was u large and enthusiastic
attendance and the guests expressed
their delight In all the work done by
the association. A program, rendered
by the students, was enjoyed,
DR.. King being unable to attend, In
yited DR.. James to take his place pr.
James made "A very interesting talk
on the health and care Of school chill
dren.
Miss Charl Williams also made an adj
dress along The line Of school work and
was loud In her praise OF the work done
by the parent-Toacher associations,
Mrs. Laura Neblett, who has charge
of the sale of Red Cross Christmas
seals, asked for a committee from the
school to meet with her on Wednesday
morning, Nov. 20, at 1890 O'clock at
26 North Second street TO complete
plans for the sale, The following ladies'
volunteered their services Mrs. Clar-
ence Ice, Mrs. Robert Ginnaven, Mira.
]. w. Morgan. Mrs. Bethany, Mrs, s..
w. stansbury and Mrs, l., Y, Van VAL
kenburg,
Mrs. Harry %Schlegmilch and Mrs.
Fred Baumann were retained as n cory :
mittee to make all purchases for the
lunchroom .which' has proved OF benS-
III to the children.
\ Dainty refreshments were served by
the eighth grade girls Mt the close OF
the program.
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Women Respond to Call.

Gov. Roberts issued n call to the
women Of Tennessee to cooperate with
the local tuberculosis societies throughA
out the state In the vigorous campaign
which D to be i%naugurated from Dec,
/ to Dec. 20 for higher standards OF
health and the determination OF tu-
bercnlosis, This met with a most en-
thusiastic response from the club wom-
en- Of Memphis on Friday morning at 10
o'clock, when representatives OF a large
number of organizations met at the
Christmas seal sales campaign head
quarters at "a North Second street.
The campaign committee and the sub
scriptlon teams are perfecting plans for
features OF the campaign to be intro
duced from Dec. 1 to Dec. 10 while
the organization of the seal sale d.
vision. which will operate from Dec. 10
to Dec. 20 Is practically accomplished.
The locations Of the attractive Santa
Claus booths to be yet up have been
chosen and 1t is expected that each
club will select a booth and be respon-
sibie for It's sales for 10 days.
The Parent Teacher associations will
manage the sales In tha school COM
munities and residence districts, the
other clhbs taking the downtown To-
c~alities. A number OF booths have
already been taken.
Mrs, A. s. Buchanan, president OF the
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In Honor of Miss Carr.

Among the many social affairs OF
next week nom will be more delightful
than the large box party at the Or
pheum theater given by Mr., Cammack
Carr on Monday evening for his popu-
lar young debutante sister, Miss Halle
Carr.
Miss Carr is charming and. lovable and
has made a host OF friends by her
sunny disposition. Many pretty affairs
will be given In her honor during the
season. Miss Carr will be gowned IL
scarlet panne velvet and she and her
brother will have the following guests:
Misses Elizabeth Hill. Mabel Pidgeon,
Evelyn Rainer. Virginia Meacham, NIL
dred Hayes, Myrene Houchin. Jewett
Swift. Beulah Sanders Anne Perkins,
Rosemary Lardner, Rock Island Ll.,
Anne ~Leatherman, Gertrude Russell,
Blanche Cutrer, F1eecie May Phillips,
Barbara Smith, louise LeMaster, Alice
Hoist and Virginia Moore: Messrs. Dun
bar Abston, John Austin, Napoleon
HIN. Harry McWllliams. Phil Nichol-
son. John Shea. Ralph Hinkle, M y.
Carter, Frank Hays, Scion Hamer. Will
liam Philips, Tim Treadwen, Jack Har-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
For Mrs. Coppedge.

Mrs. William e. Gerber proved q very
charming hostess on Saturday after
noon when she rendered a reception in
honor OF Mrs. Thomas Nelson Coppedge,
formerly Miss Elizabeth Davis, of Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Gerber's attractive home on I'm
ion avenue had been given an added
touch of beauty for the occasion by the
artistic arrangement OF Premier roses
in baskets caught with bows Of blue
tulle in French effect. In the dining
room, where q delicious menu was
served in buffet style throughout the
afternoon. the picture table was draped
In a handsome cloth OF fillet lace and
cut work, with a centerpiece OF pink
roses in a large basket, caught with
q blue butterfly bow of tulle, the pink
color note being repeated in the bon
bcRs.
Throughout the hours of the recep-
ton an orchestra rendered a specially
selected program OF music. which served
as az delightful accompaniment to the
conversation Of the guests.
Mrs. Gerber was handsomely gowned
for the afternoon in q Jet sequin robe
with touches of Lucifer yellow, while
the honor guest was beautifully gowned
in o. robe OF silver lace, with q eorsage
bouquet OF orchids.
A. bevy of prettily gowned young girls,
including Misses Elizabeth Hill, Jewett
Swift, Mabel Pidgeon, Virginia Meach-
q and Mildred Hays, charmingly as
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announcements
REX CLUB MEMBERS HOSTS
AT BRILLIANT DEBUTANTE "a

REX CLUB MEMBERS HOSTS
AZ BRILLIANT pEBuTANTE BAL.
The members Of the Rex club win be
hosts at n Of the most brilliant So
eial functions Of the winter Wednesday
evening, when they will formally intro
duce to society several charming Young
debutantes. numbered among whom
VIII be Misses Marie Jonap, Elizabeth
MOCK Evelyn Pincus, Julia Plough.
Anne Rauoh, Esther Lehman, Beatrice
F~elsenthal, Of Chicago; Bernice Ham
meE OF Los Angeles and cecile Hurst.
The members of the entertainment
committee, Messrs. Leo Wurzburger,
Morris Hirsch and DR.. Earl Sharff are
planning the affair along elaborate
lines, which will make Inc BAN n 81
the most notable events ever given by
the club. The entire club, which is
elegantly furnished and will be beau
TRULY decorated, will be thrownsopen
for the occasion and the guest list will
Include not only the members and the
ladies' invited to be their guests, but
also many visitors from a distance.
souvenirs Of the ball, are being spe-
cially engraved. They win contain the
names Of the d~ebutantes and the spe-
cial committees for the evening. with
other interesting notes OF the ball. The
reception for the debutantes will be
held In the spacious salon on the first
floor, where they win later fern for
the grand march up the stairway to
the handsome ballroom on the third
floor. Midway of the evening an elab-
crate supper menu will be served at
elaborately decorated tables in the
spacious dining room on the second
floor.
Invited to serve as members of the
reception committee for the occasion
are DR.. and Mrs. William Sternberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dreyfus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Halle, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hat
tendorf. and DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Meyer.
Serving as members Of the floor
committee will be Messrs. Harold Roth.
Howard Groin, Lawrence S~ternberger,
Merrill Brooks. H. /. Summerfiefd. Jr.,
Milton Silberberg and Albert Rosen-
field.
No effort is being spared to make the
event MOI only a thing OF beauty but
also a most Joyous occasion, which Is
being most eagerly anticipated.
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Young Woman's Club,

All girls who like to hike and cook
bacon ver n fire outdoors are invited
TO meet at the Guaranty Bank building,
1866 Madison avenue, at 2;i5 Sunday.
The recreation committee OF the YOUNG
Women's club will be In charge and
promises a good time 10 all. All girls
who We're at the camp at Hardy, Ark,
and girls Interested In recreation and
Symposium work are especially In.
vited, but all others are urged to come
along, whether members OF the Y. W,
q. or not,
The Young Women's club calendar
for week, Nov, $3.50, is as follows:
Sunday, 2;i5 pm.-Hlke and bacon
bat; meet at Guaranty Bank building,
J56 Madison avenue,
Monday, 7-S p,m,-Blble study class,
y7i30-S~ ,30--English class.
"wednesday rs pm,-Millinery class
1903 ;30--EinRllsh class.
Supper served on Monday and
Wednesday nights to members Of class
os wishing II, Classes are open to all
girls and new members may enter at
any time.
Cafeteria viii be closed Thursday,
Thanksgiving day. The Dramatic club
Will not meet this week,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

Miss Geraldine Scott, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Thomas II, Miller will be
solemnized on Monday. was the hon
Gree at a linen shower given by Mrs,
Walter Tqlford Saturday afternoon.
Pink Ahd white chrysanthemunis
were artistically used In the decora-
tions in the living and dining rooms,
Miss Scott, gowued in a blue cloth
tailored suit with hat to match and
wearing a corsage bouquet Of Bride
roses and valley lilies, received the
dainty linen gifts, In white crepe bas-
kets adorned with pink roses and pre-
scented by two little girls.
A contest for which pretty prizes
were given was enjoyed and later a
delicious salad course was served.
Mrs. s. II. Birmingham, In a black
beaded Georgette gown and a corsage
bouquet Of Aaron Ward roses, assisted
Mrs. Telford In receiving her guests.
Mrs. Telford wore a stylish blue tri-
colette suit and a corsage bouquet Of
pink rose 80 f""-
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Miss Carter Entertains.

Miss Anne Carter will BIO the charm
ing hostess at one OF the most thor
oughly ENJOYABLE affairs Of the season
on Saturday In the late afternoon, when
she will entertain from 4 to 7 O'Clock
with the dansant, specially compliment
ing two attractive visiting girls, Misses
Alberta Holford and Harriet Wllkie,
both of Liverpool, Eng
No attempt has been made to further
adorn the elegantly appointed Carter
home on Central avenue, for the occa-
sion. but an excellent orchestra TO fur
nish music for dancing and delicious re-
freshments served throughout the hours
of the affair, will mako the occasion an
exceptionally delightful one.
Two charming young matrons, Mrs.
J. C. Carey and Mrs. Lawrence Craig,
will assist Miss Carter informally in en-
tertaining.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
w. and z. w. G. A. Elect

The members OF the Woman's and
Young Woman's Christian association
held their annual election Thursday
afternoon, resulting as follows!
President, Mrs. v. G. Stanley; first
vice-president.. Mrs. j. C. Townsend;
second vice president, Mrs. ]. =, Mere
dith; third vice-president. Mrs. Jacob
Worthless; secretary, Mrs. o, C. Fergtfa
son; treasurer, Mrs, @, A, Clark; board
OF directors, Mines, V. G, Stanley, J. G.
Townsend, J. p. Meredith, Jacob vor.
HES, o. c, Ferguson, @. A. Clark, u. Il.
Cook, s. F. King, J. W, Fulghum, J, &,
Evans. M. &C, Rider, J s. Sanford. Julia
Kimbrough, M. McElroy, jesse Brown,
A. Fowler, Nj. s. Flowers and c. s,
GLADDEN..
The reports read were very fine,
There are 1856 girl In the Anna Brink
ley home. which has had q very sue
eessful year.
The Travellers Aid branch has as
sisted more than 1000 people IN the
past year. This Is a very important
branch, the matrons giving special care
to unprotected girls and also the poor
and needy. Many collection have been
taken by them to help clothe and feed
those In want.
The ella Oliver refuge is the re-
formatory for girls and good work Is
being done there, Mrs, Elizabeth Cook
Is the chairman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Beethoven Club Concert.

The second club concert for the year
VIII be given by the Beethoven club on
Saturday afternoon, NOV. 80. at the
Goodwin institute,
The general chairman. Mrs. o. II.
Muehler, has announced that the pro-
gram viii begin at 3 o'clock,
Mrs, j. j., McRoe, who Is the special
chairman for the day, has arranged
The following, excellent program:
Piano-Ballade--Gl Minor 49,. ChopIn
-. Mr.. Charles Marion Wright.
Voice (a) BY the Waters Of Mime
cb| Stella confidcsnaitoS' ,,,, h l,RobanSl
Mrs. Y. W. North.
(Mr, y, w. North Mt piano
Violin-ta) Nienneso Popular Song.
~ S.....',. hrelsier
Mrs. a. Il. Mcmahon.
(Mrs, Frank Sturm at piano.
voice..ta) Aria From Macbeth. Verdi
;eS}} cTSrrfIhsItt IN if'f FlnH GipI ,Wiya;ird.stfcn;b bons
Mr.. Richard Martiu.
Miss Birdie Chamberlin at piano)
P~iano-(a) Cracovienne y, Paherewskt
tb) Nalse Caprice Cyril Scott
tc) Shepherds Hey Sos, Percy Granger
Mr., Wright,
Voice@-(a Lassie o. M~ine",.., Bowles
Mrs. d. +, F~1tzhuigh, '
(Mrs, q, b., Mccoy at piano.)
Piano-(J) Barcarollc--A Minor ,....
,,..:"..:.,."......... Ruber stein
OBJ Eleventh Hungarian Rhapsody. -.
''''tt'st'' IiHZt
Mr., Wright.
Voioe-ta) Nights and the Curtains
Drawn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FeTrata
tb) Since First | Met Thee Rubenstein
(c) ri Jai TIE Dieu. ..,,..... Fontellia
- Mrs, u. Faehrmann.
(Mr. George Gerbig at piano.)
~
Addiftnuo1 uno,a%r o
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Prospectus for the coming week
in society:
SUNDAY, NOV. %.
MauSs- Frank wedding.

SUNDAY, NOV. %.
MauSs- Frank wedding.
MONDAY, NOW "a.
Mr.. Carr entertains with a box
party for his debutante sister.
Thanksgiving luncheon at Nine
teenth Century club.
Scott Miller wedding.
Mrs, Buckingham entertains for
Mr., Evelyn Buckingham and bride.
TUESDAY. NOV, rs.
Vanity Fair charity ball.
Miss Bass entertains for Miss
Burgie.
Mrs. Ramsay entertains at lunch
o for Miss Holford.
WEDNESDAY, NOV, 20.
Gronauer- Magnus wedding.
Rex club debutante ball.
Reilly. Clancy wedding.
THURSDAY. NOV. 81.
Forbes-Beene wedding!
Fisher Reilly wedding.
Limoge-O'Conn wedding.
FRIDAY, NOV. 20,
Mrs Hinton and daughter, Mrs.
Clark, tender a reception.
Mrs. Somerville e%ntertains for
Miss Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. snowden entertain
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Gallo
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden tender a
dancing party for Miss Boyle.
SATURDAY, NOV. 20.
Mr.. Hunt entertains at luncheon
followed by a box party for his de-
butante niece, Miss Campbell and
for Miss Holford, of Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rembert entertain
for their debntante niece, Miss
Busby.
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Massa-G GUNNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. GUNNER an
nouncc the marriage Of their daughter,
Martha May, to Mr.. Joseph NJ. Massa,
Wednesday evening. Nov. 10, at 5
o'clock. the ceremony being performed
by Msgr, Murphy, Of st. Patrick's
church. Owing to a recent bereavement
in the family Of MI. Massa the wedding
was a very quiet one, only members Of
the immediate families being present.
The number Of handsome presents re-
ceived attested the popularity, Of the
young couple, who are now at home to
their friends at 279 Pontotoc avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Bruce Parent. Teacher Day.

The Bruce school Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION entertained on Friday after
noon -
Miss Rodgers, chairman Of the teach
ers' association, introduced little Miss
Gertrude Bartels, who presided charm
lngly over the following program;
The story Of the opera, Lucia Caro-
lyn Lang, Dorothy Brewer and Eliza
beth Stanley. Of the To grade,
Activities Of the Civic League OF
Bruce School," Warren Smith, OF the
So class.
Readlng--'"rhe Landing OF the Pill
grimsH Gertrude Pelts. OF the 81 class
STORY of the First Thanksgiving
Dorothy Caldwell, OF the 10 class.
Reading from the "Courtship OF Miles
Standish," Lucy Farrow and Charles
Phelps, of the 6-1 class.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Bridal Party Announced.

The marriage of Miss Edna Marguer1
lite Reilly, daughter of Mr., aAd Mrs.
John Charles Reilly. and Mr.. Frank D,
Clancy, Jr., of Helena, Ark, will be
solemnized on Wednesday morning at
Q o'clock at st. Patrick's church.
The bridal party will include Miss
Anna May Armour, maid of honor; Mrs.
Mark Waggener, matron Of honor; Mr..
Francis Roberts Reilly, best man, and
little Miss Mary Lucia Hutchinson and
Master Mark Waggener, Jr,, as flower
girl and ring bearer.
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Weddings
Nawton-T Thomas.

A quiet wedding was solemnized at 3
o'clock Thursday evening In the home
OF the bride on North Evergreen when
Mrs, Emma Thomas gave in marriage
her daughter, Alwina, to DR.. William
Luther Newton, Of New Albany, Miss,
The Rev. o. G, Davis performed the
ceremony in the presence OF the im-
mediate relatives Of the couple.
After Dec. / DR.. and Mrs, Newton
will be at home to their friends at
Oakdale farm, New Albany, Miss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
VISITOR AND DERuTANTE
RECEIVE AT. The =.

the Vanity Fair club, which will occur
on Tuesday evening at the Hotel CHS
ca, will as usual be one of the largest
and most brilliant social gatherings Of
the season, bringing together for n
delightful evening all OF those in social
circles, including the d~ebutantes, the
prominent men and matrons, while many
of the members of the younger set will
also be allowed to enjoy the OCCASION
There will be no reception commit
tee outside of the 10 charming matrons
composing the club membership, but
they have invited Miss, Barbara Smith,
81 the members, Mrs. G. g. Smith, and
Mrs. w. D. Bethel, Jr,, Of Redlands,
Cal, the charming visiting sister OF the
president Mrs. John Price Darlington.
to receive with them.
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engagements
Forbes Beene.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Justin Forbes
~nnoun the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their daughter,
Zoe Mabyn Leland. to Mr.. Frank Rus
sell Beene, Of New Orleans, formerly
of Memphis, the wedding to take place
on Thursday afternoon, Noy. ~, at .
o'clock In the home Of the brides par
ents, 1859 Court avenue, in the pres
ence of only the immediate families.
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Mss JuLrA puouou

from a distance to be present at this
interesting event, will be numbered:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Magnus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Magnus and Mr.. Julius
Magnus, all of Cincinnati and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Lilienthal, of Selma, Ala.
During the week the pretty BRIDE
elect has been complimented with
series of Informal social affairs.
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Walters Kusnick.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kusnick an.
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Hortense, to Mr.. Charles Walters. The
wedding was quietly solemnized or Fri
day evening at s O'clock at the parson-
age Of the Alabama Avenue Presby-
terrain church, the Rev. r. NJ. Lowry,
DID. officiating.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

Stfte Federation Of Women's clubs, and
Mrs, W, II. Barker, president OF the
Shelby County Women's clubs, In pledg-
ing the support Of these organizations,
emphasize the fact that the systematic
campaign against disease, and the cru
Hade for health Is nation wide in It's
scope, and should enlist the active in
terest of each individual In the United
states, to make II n winning fight in
a common cause.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Delightful Luncheon Planned,

A delightful affair has been planned
by Mrs. Frank N. Fisher for the after
noon Of Thursday, Dec. A. when she
will entertain at luncheon at the Coun-
try club complimentary to her cousin,
butante and also in honor OF her at
tractiye young niece, Miss Carmine
Collins.
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For Miss Geraldine Scott.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard d. Scott will
entertain at dinner on Sunday evening
in honor of their daughter, Miss Ger
aldine Scott, a bride-eiect, her bridal
party and a few relatives.
For the occasion the rooms will be
decorated with cut flowers and ferns
with a green and white color scheme,
which win also be carried out In the
menu.
The guest list numbers 10.
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Buffet Supper for Daughter.

Mr., and Mrs. K. L. Carr will enter
tain with a buffet supper at their home
on Court avenue on Sunday evening, in
honor of their daughter, Miss Halle
Carr.
The guest1 list includes $50 members
OF the social set, who will have the
pleasure Of enjoying this delightful in
formal affair.
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For Miss Cutrer.

Misses Ida and Martha Stewart will
entertain at luncheon on the afternoon
of Tuesday, Dec. 2, at the Country club
in special compliment to Miss Blanche
Cutrer, Of Clarksdale, Miss. The'guest
list will be limited to the debutantes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Approaching Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. /. Gronauer
the engagement and approaching mar
riage Of their daughter, Alice, to Mr..
Alexander s. Magnus, of Cincinnati, o.,
the wedding to be solemnized on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 20, at 8 o'clock,
at the Hotel Gayoso.
Among the guests who will come
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.

DIR. Marcus Haase has returned to
the city. adv.
ta #Y @~--A~-~
II. l., CAMPBELL,
Attorney-at-Law.
sol Central Bank Bldg.
Main 2946, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
For Miss Rurgie.

Miss Elise Bass will entertain with
a bridge -luncheon on Wednesday aft
ernoon, complimentary to MiSs Gladys
Burgie, whose marriage to Mr.. w. p.
Short will be IN event OF interest the
coming month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

Among the affairs Of the week, OF
which some Of the debutantes will be
the honorees are: The box party
planned for Monday evening by Mr..
Cammack Carr in honor Of his sister,
box Stts' party trS,'' at which NJ Thomss Hunt
win be the hest on Saturday, honoring
his niece, Miss Judith Hunt Campbell
and al tho same time complimenting a
charming visitor. Miss Alberta Holford,
Of Liverpool, Eng, and the. dinner.
which will be rendered on Saturday eve-
complimentary to Miss Mary Lee Busby.
Among the specially interesting at
fairs of the past week planned compll-
mentary to the d~ebutantee, were; The
dancing party at which Mr.. and Mrs.
2. Stenning Coate introduced their
daughter, Miss Eleanor 0oate on Mon
day evening at the Tennessee club; Tho
dinner-dance given on Tuesday eve
ming by Miss Phillips, honoring Misses
Virginia Moore, Gertrude Russell and
Anne Perkins; the luncheon given for
Miss Mabel pidgson BY her aunt Mrs.
box party by Mrs. u. 8, Gray and the
dinner rendered by Judge and Mrti
Wilson on Wednesday evening, both afi
fairs being complimentary to Miss Eve
lyn Rainier; the bridge-tea given on
Thursday by Mrs. " g, Wtninsham.
SoHlpluiehthtS w miaS 'SheNuoNn ~
dan. the luncheon rendered on Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Richmond Mckinney
in honor Of Miss Jewett Swift, and the
dancing pnrty rendered on Friday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Rison,
In honor OF Miss Swift, Miss Russell
and Miss Cutrer, of Clarksdale, Miss.
Among the charming visitors to
whom special courtesies were extended
during the past week were Mrs, Thomas
| Richards Price, OF Knoxville; Mrs. w,
d. Bethel, Jr., OF Redlands,. Cal; Miss
Harriet Wilkie and Miss Alberta Hol-
ford, both OF Liverpool, Eng, and Mrs.
r, II. Wllkie, also OF Liverpool
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Foster Circle.

The Foster circle OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet with Miss Bowles, q
North Mclean boulevard, OF Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

Miss Adele Orgil will be greatly
missed while on a trip to California.
She will be absent until the middle OF
Darpmher.
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Here and There

After a visit with Miss Jewett Swift,
Miss Myrene Houchin, Of Jefferson
City, Mo-, will spend the coming week
as the guest Of Miss Evelyn Rainer.
-
Miss Beatrice F%elsenthai, Of Chicago,
who will be numbered among the de-
butantes introduced at the Rex club
ball on Wednesday evening, Is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. OPP
penheimer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

sisted Mrs. Gerber In entertaining the
guests. so of whom had the pleasure
OF enjoying her hospitality.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

Mrs. George w. Kemper, wife Of the
pastor OF the McLemore Avenue Chris
tian church. is rapidly recovering from
an operation at CARLY Ramsay hos
pital
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

Miss Jewett Swift will leave on Tues
day for Nashville, where she will be
numbered among the bridesmaids at the
HiU-Penick wedding and will particle
pate in the ~pre-nuptial festivities In
honor OF the bride-elect.