The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-01-23

followed by prayer, led by Mrs; W.
C. Waters, and five minute talk ON
prayer by Mrs. Joel Porter. A talk
on giving, by Mrs. Alex Finley. Mrs.
Raymond Hancock gave an interesting
reading, "How / Learned Giving.
The dollar party, which viii be
held at the parsonage, at ESQ was
discussed Four new members were
added to the roll
Guests of Mrs. S. c. Pullen
Complimented.
Mesdames Floyd Cloar and Roy
Beatles of Mayfeld, KY, for whom
number of pretty affairs are being
rendered this week, were the honorees
at a delightful matinee party We'd
nesday afternoon, given by Mrs
Will Burgess Porter. After the
matinee they were entertained at
Harris Bros. with an enjoyable salad
course. Covers were laid for SIX
teen. Those enjoying Mrs. Porter's
hospitality were Mesdames Cloar and
Beatles, guests of Mrs. S. C. Pulleni
Mesdames S. C. Pullen, Y. Q. Cald-
well, Jim Ing, F. M. VanCleave, j,
W. Wigs, G. L. Powers, Gus Oliver
w. F. Balch, c. Hill, d. D. Dumas
Jr, Robert Caldwell, Misses Amelia
Phillips and Ruth Miller.
Miss Lucille Lamb Entertains.
Miss Lucille Lamb, assisted in the
entertaining by her mother, Mrs. A
B. Lamb, was hostess on Wednesday
afternoon of delightfully."- appointed
theatre party. The guest list includ-
ed fifty of the young ladies and ma
irons. After enjoying Mary Pick
ford in "The Poor Little Rich Girl, "
the recipients of Miss Lambs charm.
ing hospitality were served a deli,
cious salad course at Morris, where
the individual tables were decorated
in a pink and white motif. Crystal
vases and baskets Of pink carnations
and roses ornamented each table
Pink and white were also featured in
the refreshments
s.
Matinee Party.
Eighteen of the little friends of
Miss Mary Agnes Turner were the
guests at a matinee party of which
she was hostess at the Dixie, We'd
nesday afternoon. Following the
movies, enjoyable refreshments were
served at Morris. Mrs. Will Tur-
ner assisted her youthful daughter
in the role of chaperone hostess.
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Sewing Club.
The Sewing Club held a most de-
lightful meeting this week with Mrs.
A. A. Oliver at her home on Dunlap
street.. All of the young matron
members were present. Mrs. Effie
Courtney was an invited guest. A
pleasant afternoon was spent social
ly The hostess served custard and
fruit cake. She was assisted by her
sister, Miss Ruth Miller Mrs. Law
renee Scott will entertain the club
next Tuesday afternoon.
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Christian Ladies Aid. 100
Interest in the proposed new
church building is the primary object
of the work the Christian Ladies Aid
are now engaged in. At the regular
weekly meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Walter Williams, on jackson
street, Monday afternoon, working
plans for the Aids assistance were
reviewed and discussed. New officers
for the ensuing year we're installed
at this meeting. Former officers re-
instated were: Mrs. w. I. Warren,
Pres; Mrs. H. C. McNil, Mrs. F. N.
Frazier, Vice Presidents; Miss Jerry
Covington, treasurer Mrs Joe Gray
was made active secretary. The So
ciety will meet as usual on next
Monday afternoon.
So
B. w. M. S.
More interest than has ever been
shown, is being manifested this week
in the daily prayer meetings being
held by the B. W. M. S. in the Sun
day School room at that church. The
attendance on Monday, Tuesday, and
WEDNESDAY afternoons was splendid
larger than it has ever been The
programs, which number of
ladies take part in at each meeting,
are excellent, and there is special
music each afternoon,
Mrs. j. H. McSwain led the dis
cussion on Monday afternoon on
India. Mrs. W. c. Johnson had
charge of the review of Brazil, on
Tuesday afternoon; Mrs. j. W. Cook,
of China, Wednesday afternoon.