The courier-index., 1920-05-14

tractively decorated with pink roses Mrs. Bassett received the guests prize. three handsome made hand kerchiefs. The highest score was made by Mrs. Paul Benham and she was given cut-glass guest-room pitcher and Mrs. c. E. Daggett was awarded the consolation, prize of Milo pottery.
 The senior class of the high school were honorees at several so- cial affairs the past week. On Fri day evening Miss Mamie Johnston entertained them with a theatre party; Monday evening Miss Vezie May Greenhaw entertained with a theatre party and on Tuesday even ing Miss Catharine Robertson was hostess at dinner, followed by a theatre party with Miss Virginia Blair hostess.
 Mrs. R. L. Hughey entertained number of little people last Tues day at her home in LaGrange in honor of her little nephew, Robert L. Hughey, who celebrated his third birthday on that day. Various games were played and at the close of the happy afternoon dainty ices were served. The out of town guests from Marianna were Thomas and Wadsworth Foster, Helen Greenhaw, Marjorie McCulloch, Mar jorie and Bobby Lee Browning.
 On Friday morning of last week Mrs. H. F. Roleson entertained in formally few friends to meet her guests, Mrs. Norton of Forrest City and her daughter, Mrs. Coping of Toronto. Canada, who was formerly Miss Virginia Norton. The invited Harry Hummer, Davis Hummer, Paul Benham, R. L. Hope, Maxcy Daggett, Ralph Lynch, L. M. Os- borne, Burk Mann and Miss Pearl Mann.
 The Amicus Club met in regular session Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. McLendon. Besides the regular members there were fifteen invited guests. Mrs. Bryce Moreland was elected secretary to take the place of Mrs. w. c. Jennings who had given up the office. At the close of the social hour, delicious re- freshment were served. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. E. c. Robertson.
 A six o'clock dinner was given by Judge and Mrs. Ed Robertson in compliment to their daughter, Miss Catharine, who is a member of the graduating class of 1920. It was one of the most enjoyable social affairs of the week. The class colors were used in decoration. After dinner the guests enjoyed afheatre party.
 The Self Culture Club met last Thursday afternoon at the high school. Topic, Frances Willard. Leaders, Mrs. L. M. Osborne, Mrs. U. w. Harrington; assistant leaders, Mrs. W. s. McClintock, Mrs. Hous- ton Potts. The next meeting will be with Mrs. H. M. Jackson on Thursday afternoon, May 27.
 A very pretty party was given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ralph Lynch and her sister, Miss Mary Frances Cannon. Mrs. Lynch's home was very prettily decorated with a profusion of roses and the score cards and ices were in rose designs. Nine tables of bridge play CTS enjoyed this party.
 Mrs. Everett Cook entertained her card club yesterday afternoon in compliment to her guests, Mesdames Willingham, Norfleet and Miss Tsch- udy. Extra guests were invited Miss Pearl Mann received the prize for the highest score. At the close of the afternoon delicious refresh ments were served
 One of the very pleasant social affairs of last Saturday was party for Mrs H. P. Turner of Birming- ham, Ala, given by her cousin, Mrs. Pugh Govan. About twenty guests enjoyed this informal gather ing. At the close of the afternoon salad course was served.
 Miss Hannah Hirsch entertained her card club Tuesday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jesse Isaacs. Mrs. Paul Benham was pre- sented with the prize for having made the highest score. Delicious refreshments were served on pret- tily decorated tables.
 With Mrs. Dave Dupuy as host ess the Saturday Auction Club had an enjoyable afternoon last week.