The Columbus dispatch., 1920-09-19

NiiS. NSViSt, WIN 10 Haninb utA HOHlt
there for the winter.
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The Five Hundred Dance.
On Saturday evening preceding tn,
opening of school on Monday, the Fiv,
Hundred Club, whose members ar,
High School pupils, enjoyed "a dane,
at the Woman's Club, with Mesdame,
w. s. Turner, Landrum, Couchman
and Chandler Dee as chaperones. Ii
commemorating vacation, rich with
its full measure Of happy events, thi,
farewell dance of the summer was 1
conspicuous pleasure in the Club:
chronicles.
The ChOctaw Dances.
The Choctaw Club will entertain
with a series of dances on Monday
and Tuesday evenings of this week
opening the social season with a
charming welcome to the M. S. c. w
girls and the many attractive visitors
who are in the city, and also afford
ing farewell gaiety to the boys who
are leaving for college.
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Wedding Announced.
Mr.. l.. l.. Locke announces the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
of his sister, Rosa, to Mr.. Lawrence
Alfred Willis, of Leland, Miss, the
wedding to take place in the fall.
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Mrs. Mary Hill Rogan and her
daughter, Miss Clarissa Rogan, Of
Nashville, Tenn, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Sherman. Miss
Clarissa will enter the NJ. S. c. w.
this week, while Mrs. Rogan will
have charge of the Tea Room at the
Woman's Club, and also officiate as
active hostess for the Club this win
ter. AS Miss Mary Hill, Mrs. Rogan
spent much of her girlhood in Colum-
bus with her relatives, the Shermans,
and the many friends of those happy
days will welcome with pleasure her
return to make this her home.
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Miss Nina Weeden Oliver left the
past week for New York City to enter
the Senior Class of Bernard College,
Columbia University, for an interest
ing course in English and journalism.
Miss Oliver, who has marked artistic
talent, will also take interpretive and
ballet dancing under Bespoff Nerova,
of the famous Russian Ballet.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Slaughter have
as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Richards and little son, of New Or
leans. Several delightful informal
social courtesies have been given for
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, attesting the
pleasure their visit has occasioned for
their friends at home.
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Prof. and Mrs. j. n Harper, the
latter, formerly Miss Sue Sparks, and
their charming daughter, Miss Lucy
Elizabeth, of Atlanta Ga, have been
spending the summer with Mrs. Har-
per's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sims
Sparks at their country home, the |
Weaver place.
Mrs. f. p. Wilkinson, who has been !
visiting her son, Mr.. Stanard Equen
and his family, was called home last
Thursday by the critical illness Of
her mother, Mrs. Augusta Cox, news
of whose illness brought sorrow to
a large circle Of friends.
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Mr.. j. C. Wood and little daughter,
Jemima, of Mobile, have been spend
ing the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jones, the latter sister Of Mr.. /
Wood. Mr.. Wood is Chief Car In
spector for the NJ. e. o. at Mobile,
and is enjoying his vacation with
relatives here and at Starkville.
Mrs. S. ]. Webb, of Tuscaloosa, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Duff /
Stephenson and little Miss Stephen
son, who arrived on September l4th
to make life more charming for her
parents.
Mrs. Eloise Bell left Wednesday
for Moline, ILL.,, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Burton Peek, and the little Miss
Peek who has lately arrived to in
,rease the happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Peek.
Dr. Beverly Leigh, Of Meridian, was
he week end 0uest ~ his parents