The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06
Chat Of People ono
In Compliment To Miss Evelyn Pow
er. of Jackson.

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Miss Evalyn Power Of jackson, who
is the guest of Miss Annie Claire
Mayfield, was complimented with a
beautiful dancing party given BY Miss
Mayfield and Miss Fannie Harrison
at Lake Park Wednesday evening.
4 Invited to meet the attractive young
honoree were:- Miss Katherine Couch
man, Mr.. Ted Patton, Miss Marian
! Couchman, Mr., George Lipscomb,
Miss Lonn Ezell, Mr.. Charles Roper,
Miss Willetta Gardner, Mr.. Harry
Lindamood, Miss Rosamond Buder,
Mr.. Prentiss Seay, Miss Patty Moore,
Mr.. John Jacob, Miss Martha Harris,
Mr.. George Brown, Miss Virginia
Wilkinson, Mr.. Ernest Couchman,
Miss Virginia Garth, Mr.. Saunders
Carson, Miss Margie Morris, Mr..
William Beard, Miss Yerger, Mr..
Edward Lindamood, Miss Mildred
Brown, Mr.. James Kaye, Miss Juanita
Gardner, Mr. Edward Couchman, Miss
Cora Mccullough, Mr.. Jacob Simon,
Miss Elizabeth Love, Mr.. John Linda
mood, Miss Hazel Jacob, Mr.. Douglas
Kaye, Miss Sarah Chisholm, Mr..
Dowse Harris, Mr.. Henry Hancock,
Mr.. Oscar Hancock, Mr.. Harry Dash
iell, Jr., Mr.. Golightly, Mr.. Miles Yer
by, Mr.. James L. McCaskell, Jr., Mr..
John Beard, Mr.. Lloyd, Mr.. Sidney
Cox, Mr.. Goodwin Myrick, Mr.. R. c..
Mcqueen, Mr.. Richard Harrison, Mr.
Hugh Ezell, Mr.. Frank Benjamin, The
cotillion was led by Mr.. James John
son dancing with Miss Power, Miss
Mayfield, with Mr. Battle Bell, Miss
Fannie Harrison with Mr.. Compton
Llpsey. The chaperons were:- Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Mayfield, and Mrs
Charles Jacob, Mr.. and Mrs. Couch
man.
Mrs. Sarah Sheffield and Miss
Ella Sherrod left last week to reopen
their cottage at Monteagle for the
summer. This year, Miss Sherrod
succeeds her sister, Mrs. Sheffield,
as head of the Woman's Association
which has long been a conspicuous
factor in the development of that
popular mountain resort, and which,
under Mrs. SheffieId's direction,
greatly enlarged its activities and
interests. Mrs. r. w. Hardy joins
them there later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Reeves and
little daughter, Ann, with Mrs. Reev-
es mother, Mrs. Richardson, are
leaving today for the mountains of
North Carolina. Mr.. Reeves will only
be away fortnight; his family does
not expect to return until the advent
of cool weather. Other summer alb
sentees will be DR.. and Mrs. w. w.
burden, who go Tuesday to New York
for a short visit, then to Colorado for
several months. Mrs. Charles West
moreland and Mrs. R. A. Carson, also
visitors to the West this season, leave
Tuesday for Manitou Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stansell and
young son, are in New Orleans. Their
friends learn with regret that the
accident to Arthur Stansell, Jr., will
necessitate an operation upon his arm,
and he will spend the next two weeks
in Touro Infirmary. His physician,
DIR. Matas, anticipates no permanent
ill-effects.
Captain Norman of Union Springs,
Alabama, brother of the late Judge
James Norman, has been recent
visitor. He has just returned from a
year in France, and was one of the
American soldiers to participate in
the fighting around Chateau Thierry
and other great battle grounds now
historic.
Miss Elizabeth Clay of California,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Clay, whom Columbians recall so
pleasantly, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Watson at Strongs' Station, and was
one of the attractive young girls in
the city for the Choctaw dance Fri
day evening. She was the guest of
Miss Eleanor Steele, whose other
guests for that occasion were;- Miss
Jamie Evans Of Muldon, and Miss
Ethel Hardy.
Miss Rachel Newly, who volunteer
ed for war work in the Fail and was
assigned duty at Fort Mcpherson, Ca,
in the Government Department of