The courier-index., 1920-11-05

Association with Mrs. V. M. Har- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~ corder of crosses, Mrs. W. P. liar ris of Marianna; registrar, Miss Clara B. Enc of Van Buren.
 The corresponding secretary will be appointed by the new president. The Faulkner loving cup that has been held by the Margaret Clark I Chapter for a number of years, goes to Pine Bluff Chapter this year.
 D. A. R. Meeting.
 The L'Anguille Chapter, D. A. R. had an interesting meeting. Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. D. McCulloch. Plans were dis cussed for the approaching state convention which will be held in Marianna in February. Mrs. A. C.. Rauscher read a paper on "Ameri- canization' that was intensely in- teresting. Mrs. M. E. Burrus, who is the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. o. G. Norment, was guest of honor and gave some interesting IcinilliSCSHoSS ol IHC Coliy uoyo OA Lee county.
 Mesdames. w. L. Ward, M H. Ford, Wallace Greenhaw, J. E. Ste venson, Russell Dupuy, and Eliza beth Chaffin, Evelyn Hopkins and Mrs. P. B. Benham and Miss Pearl Mann who have recently joined the local chapter have been notified that their papers have been accepted. by the national organization. Refresh ments were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. w. F. Nelson will be hostess for the December meeting.
 The William Bibb Chapter, c. A.. R. had an interesting meeting last Saturday at the home of Mrs. c. E. Daggett. This organization has a membership of 36 charter members. was Columbus and Mrs. J. T. Rob- ertson organizing regent, made an interesting and instructive talk with special reference to the discoverer of our America. Interesting read ings were given by John Daggett, Arthur Rauscher, Russell Dupuy and Charles Yancey, giving the story of Columbus dreams, voyage and landing. Jessamine Daggett read a poem, Columbus" in a beautiful and impressive manner. Refresh ments were served at the close of the meeting The November meet ing, the last Saturday in the month, will be with Mrs. k. J. Beazley, ST.
 Mrs. Pugh Govan, Mrs. Harold Derrick and Miss Macon Derrick en- tertained fifty-six guests with bridge Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Govan. The rooms where the tables were arranged were bright with fall flowers. The prize for high score, an oriental sweet meat dish, was won by Mrs. Robert Me Clintock and Mrs. Burk Mann cut the consolation, a Japanese sachet. A tempting salad course was served.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Mamie Thomas, of Alexandria City, Ala and Mir. Joe Clarkson of Memphis on November 18th. These young people are well known in Marianna. Miss Thomas is a cousin of the late Dr. A. A McClendon and has visited in Mari anna. Mir. Clarkson formerly lived | in Marianna
 Miss Hannah Hirsch entertained her Tuesday bridge this week. Be sides the members of this club, two tables of extra guests enjoyed tho afternoon. At the close of tn, games the club prize was awarded to Mrs. Davis Hummer and thu guests prize to Mrs. c. E. Daggett Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her sis ter, Mrs. J. L. Isaacs.
 The Self-Culture Club met Thurs day afternoon at the high school The topic for study was Madam
 Maintenon. Leader, Mrs. Burl
 Mann; assistant leaders, Mesdame
 A. c. Rauscher, E. B. Whitaker ant
 w. W. Chisum. Mesdames Pau
 Benham and H. M. Jackson ar
 delegates to the state federation
 that meets in Little Rock Novembe i 17-19.
 s. B. Rotholz will leave Sunda,
 for Houston, Texas, to be presen
 at the marriage of his son, Lieut. Max Rotholz, to Mrs. Winnie Aber . crombie on Wednesday, Nov. 10. Miss Emma Clark, accompanie ; by her little niece, Louise Clark < will spend Saturday and Sunday il : Senatobia, Miss, visiting friends , They will return home Monday. Miss Meda Louise Tucker of Dal las, Texas, who has been the gues
 of her sister, Mrs. Harold Derrick ; will leave tomorrow for a visit i , Nashville, Tenn.
 Miss Ellen Keys of Searcy, on of the teachers in the public school at Wynne, spent Saturday and Sun ; day here visiting her aunt, Mrs. [ S. Clark.
 Mrs. R. E. Howard and childre returned to their home at Rond : Saturday after an extended visi