The courier-index., 1920-06-11

the guests were served Ce SiSoi at the Candy Shop. The weather was inclement that it kept many away. The following were there A. $. Rogers, J. P. Farrar, George Slaughter. W. A. Johnston, Robert Hancock. F. B. Blount, MT. Miller of Memphis and MT. Mclean of Morrilton. The Chapter wishes to extend thanks to MT. Megiopen manager of the theatre, for numer- ous courtesies.
 Hampton-Butler Wedding.
 On Sunday afternoon last at 4 o'clock at the Baptist church, Mss Viola Butler and MT. Eugene Hamp- ton were married, Rev. Roswell Da- wis officiating.
 Messrs. Roy McCreight and F. G. Grantham and Miss Bulah Butler were the only ones present at the marriage. IT,
 The bride is the daughter of MT. W. E. Butler and the groom IS the Dodge representative in this city;
 Both the young people are popular and deserving and we wish them long. useful lives.-Brinkley Argus.
 Mesdames Lee Shaul and A. J. Lawrence scored quite a soclai sue ress Friday morning when they en, tartained with cards at the Hotel Marianna. The parlors were at- tractively decorated with tiger hiies and smilax. The first prize, an elaborate sewing basket of satin, decorated with gold lace and rose buds. was captured by Mrs. hoDer1 McCiintock. Mrs. Apple was award ad the second prize, large picture frame of satin with rose bud deco raf;ons.' Mrs. Maclin McClfntock drew the consolation, unique pow der puff and Mrs. R. L. Hope receN- ed dainty vanity box for low score. At the close of the inter, esting games delicious saiaa anu ice course was served. fi1ty-t"o quests enjoyed this lovely party:
 4 beautiful home wedding which was solemnized in Memphis, June ond At four o'clock was that oi Mss Mary Haller and MT. Love D' Ranks both of Memphis. The cere- monv was performed by Rev. A. D.. Curry in the presence of the family and A few intimate friends. me onlv attendant was little Miss Eima cranford. niece of the bride, who was flower girl. The pariors Wels s simply but beautifully decorated with gladiolas and ferns. imme, diately after the ceremony MT anu Mrs Banks left for Colorado where they will spend the summer Inc bride and groom are both very pop ,,lar in social circles in Marianna and their many friends extend con- gratulations. uo Christian Church had an interest mo meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. A. Spivey. The program was a study of Africa, and was aDly presented by Mesdames Morestaue' Thomson and Saylor. Mrs An, narman was leader. Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Despair nres;dent: Mrs. Miller, vice-presi' dent. Mrs. Woolsie, secretary; Mrs McGiu. secretary; Mrs. A. A. koo' erts who is leaving for Colorado was presented with a beautiful pu.s.' AS a token of her faithful ana eili c;ant services as secretary. kefresh aents were served at the close of ths meeting. Lo,,+;
 Mrs. Nj. H. Ford gave a oeauti ful luncheon Thursday to the men % hers of the Chafing Dish club; Mrs II E. Wood of Little Rock and Mrs Richards of Hope, were guests O honor. The appointments of th tahles were all in silver and pre- santed scene of rare loveliness silver basket filled with swee peas. daisies and roses was m th center of the table. The taVot yare rose baskets filled with color aa candies. Covers were lad 10 twelve. A delicious fouf-couis luncheon was served.
 The Young Ladies Club na1 interesting meeting with Mrs. I; Morgan Monday afternoon. Aitt tha business session and study nou the members enjoyed social nou dnr;ng which. time refreshing ic' Syara served. The next reguis meeting will be with Mrs. Cltfoi Parker. s n
 Corporal Geo. H. Porter ot U
 troit, Michigan, who, with Iorpor @ Fine, have been here rom ;,,a oa, !
 Pike for several weeks oolhs :
 cruiting work for the army, V
 married at the court house meuny dav evening at 80 to Miss Doroel
 Hearn of Helena, Esq. Koogers ficiating. 4o.+a;r
 Mrs. o. L. Williamson entertalh
 ..ai., hax two card clubs Wedns