The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-01
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Events
Miss Morrison Complimented.

Miss Morrison COmplimented.
No prettier affair has been sched-
uled in the many Informal pleasures
arranged for Miss Florence Nor
rison, of Hartsville, South Carolina.
during her months visit here with
her sister, Mrs. Lucien Malone, than
the Rook party given in her honor
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Newman, of the Frances
Apartments.
A yellow color scheme was at
tractively carried out in quantities
of lovely golden rod which filled
tall vases, jardineres and baskets
placed in every available nook and
corner. The effect throughout was
lovely.
An evening of unusual pleasure
was enjoyed and at its close a deli
cious collation. brought the guests
into closer intimacy with Miss Nor
rison. The guest list was limited to
the younger set who have known
the honoree during her stay in the
city and included Misses Tankie
Howell, Ruth Senter, Vernon Patty,
Messrs. Jack Senter, Sam Egger,
Fan Pegues, Mrs. Leonarl Brooks,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Leland,
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Unusual Musical Year at the College.
The musical year at the College
promises to be memorable, measur-
ing up to those years which have
made shining pages in its history.
While in New York, she spent
six weeks in the interest Of her de-
partment. Miss Poindexter Of the
College Music Faculty, had frequent
conferences with artists managers,
and as q result of her visit, it is
announced that notable lyceum at
fractions will be offered. The seasen
opens with Madame Matzanauer of
the Metropolitan Opera Company,
one Of the worlds greatest contral-
tos, who is making a brief concert
tour before the opera season In
November She viii appear here the
latter part Of October. The next eu=
gagement Of the first magnitude
will be Leopold Godowsky, the cele-
brated Russian pianist. Others fol-
low in the Springtime, contributing
! to a brilliant and distinguished year
upon which aticipations are al
ready centering.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanard Epuen,
With Mrs. Westover and Mr.. Harry
Westover of Arizona, who are at
present their guests, will motor
from their plantation in the Delta
early this week, for the Equen
Westover wedding on Friday. Col
umbians VIII be interested in know
ing that Judge and Mrs. Westover
are originally from Kentucky, where
the former was on the Supreme
Bench before his removal to the
west Mrs. Westover is member
of the State Assembly OF Arizona.
and is also President of its Fedora
ted Clubs.
Miss Marion Johnston of Virgin
ia will not return to the College
this winter, her mothers ill-health
necessitating her presence at home.
For the past three years, Miss John
ston has been with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Johnston and a student at the
/. /. & C. She has made a wide cir
Gle of friends who sincerely regret
that she will not be here the coming
session.
Mrs. E. P. Wilkinson, Mrs. Au-
gusta Westmoreland and Miss Helen
Eduen are home from a delightful
visit to New York. Other Colum-
bians arriving last week were:
Mrs. Reuben Banks and Children.
who have been visiting Mrs. Banks
sister in Memphis, and Mrs. Eunice
Campbell, whose summer has been
spent in the mountain region of
North Carolina.