The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Scale; Building of Triads.
CLASS "B STRUCTURE Of Minor
Scales; Dictation for Ear Training;
Rhythmic Tess.
CLASS "B '-Structure Of Periods;
Analysis and Diagram of Sonatina
Beethoven; First Period.
CLASS A"-Harmonizing the
Bases; Transportation.
ENTIRE CLASS-Rhythmic Drills
to Demonstrate Relative Value Of
Notes.
Mrs. Faison's Bridge Party.
A charming coterie of friends were
privileged guests at a beautiful
bridge party given by Mrs. George
Faison at her home in the country
last Thursday afternoon. After the
contests in which Mesdames Bob Har-
dy and William Taylor carried off
the honors for skill, q. tempting salad
course was served. The guest list
included Mesdames Sam Lindamood.
Willis Pope, Bob Hardy, William and
Oscar Burris, Barton, VIM. Taylor,
Misses Pauline Harris, Katherine Cox
Alice Wilkinson, Grace Lawrence.
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The Ladies' Reading Circle.
i A delightful afternoon was enjoy
ed by the Ladies Reading Circle last
Saturday at the attractive home of
Mrs. ]. G. Meadows. Mrs. ]. w. Lip
scomb was leader Of an interesting
program embracing selections from
Mark Twain, read by Bessie Daugh-
erty and story from Richard Hard
ing Davis read by Mrs. Landrum, who
represented Mrs. c. H. Ayres. Round
table quotations from the two authors
closed the program.
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Pre-nuptial Dinner Party.
Mr.. C. A. Walker entertained at an
elegant dinner party last Tuesday
evening, complimenting the Resler-
Walker wedding party. An elaborate
maau of the seasons delicacies was
served at the Hotel Gilmer. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Resler, Misses Lucille Resler, Fannie
Harrison, Rosamund Buder and Kath-
| crime Hudson, Messrs. ROBBERY Nc
/ Adams and Trooper Armstrong.
/ Recent issues of The Engineering
: News Record have contained articles
contributed by Mr. Quincy G. Ayres.
Columbian, whose technical knowl-
edge of engineering and facile, con-
Use pen have won for him merited
[ recognition in this official journal OF
I engineering news for the U. s. Mr..
Ayres resigned his position as AS
sistant IN Engineering at the Missis-
ppi State University at Oxford last
/ summer to accept similar position
! in the Agricultural Department of
{ the Iowa State College at Des Mones.
{ Mrs. Gaius Bush, Of Artesia, has
many friends in Columbus who will
learn with pleasure Of her satisfact-
ory condition following an operation
for appendicitis which she underwent
in Meridian hospital last Monday.
,st wishes for speedy recovery are
{ waited to the gentle little woman,
whose social and church activities
( have given so much pleasure to others.
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Messrs. Joe Love and Dallas Cowan,
students at Clarksville, Tenn, will be
y home for the holidays this week.
( Cher students who are expected to
{ enjoy the seasons gaieties at home
are: Messrs. Harry Lindamood, from
3 McCalli Training school, at Chata-
Z nooga, Edward Lindamood from
Sewanee, and Lapsley Lindamood
, from Yale University.
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{ Governor Harrison has a host OF
4 friends who have missed his genial
) presence from the streets for the past
= fortnight. In some was the Govern
( or's hand became infected to such an
. extent that amputation was consider
Z ed. The governors friends hope that
1 such a necessity may be averted and
{ that he may soon be restored to his
: usual good health.
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Mrs. c. H. Ayres and Miss Lena
y Vaughan left last week for Chicago
{ to spend a few days with friends in
/ the Windy City. Later Miss Vaughan
4 will spend the holidays with relatives
! in Missouri and Mrs. Ayres will go
= on the Des Moines to spend the re-
/ mainder Of the winter with her son
: and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
{ c. Ayres. i