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Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
rEE EaH SCHOOL HIEE

A.me#.. Day heue a ho.l.aE The Ueu srno'. d...Icl to eo ou a
 m NeuI. Crock. Na Reeve u....... .ae responsibility of chap- .r..... tU. crowd. and Mr. HI..h.I ..I I.,cr m Che day.
 r.me .tu Che number ol about tvcuu-Gec -Was ro1dy al Che appointed tune I.I and N.vaaa Crock was welcome sight after hiking ot.r tHe beach for s1 long Almost everybody went mp to gee Inc old uue. and whom tucr came ur.. Hcg d.t un justice .o Che .U.. loes buns and a'ai
 We nar... for home oar.r and .t va. hanne tnoreh urel crowd uat d.srereI ome fo attend Che 1msu.e uu in Juneau some to eo nom. fo r.Hf
 Harold GaIiWa.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
FRESHMAN NOTES

TH. Freshman .'ae m He.Hh H.y. taken un de.aUur They Hac and m0. I especially whon f com. o arguing N Reeve be- H.t.. r having u write good come .....an. therefor. Che FreHIe.
 .r. plenty to do.
 m Ancient History and General sen.. ". have ..n. quito or In ur book. T. la. and girls lac u. .t..H.mHate ru|aa Chat Mr Nichols e.t. tt.m. and ,.su arc a N....r occurrence.
 m uuue. nO. the girls lr. making dany uur. .o ucar and when taer finish what Che. are now making .Hcr uII an maae Hmo.as Their .HoEr. H improving mon. and more They have learned to make cake and cookies Tho girls .r. proud o. .bc.r cooking and they rlu.od choir ability whom lhcy made ...o. Qr tno ast r.-T. A.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
STUDENT BODY MEETING

A meeting of tho student Body waa called n Nov 70. 1920. to dIs- cuss plans for picnic to bo hold by Che HIrh Schoo. and eighth srado X comuIt.oc on arrangements w1s appointed. consisting of Miss Reeve. Elizabeth Fcu.i and Martin Gan- was The Student Body decided ou Nevada Creek as Che site Of the nic- u.c. No other business being brought before Che body. Che meeting ad- jouruod Alfred Hewitt
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
SPEAKER IN ASSEMBLY

On Friday November I- Mr. n L. EouIer. a friend ot Mr M.cl- e.Is who had iuar arrived from Che WD.rari. visited fHs oh0oI He ailrO .i Che owh.v n .he a.tcr- noon. sa.lkHe ahou. hH trip and about Che pool nIur m thc devc.- 1nmeul or A.uEaH great oi and .oa' fields
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
SURPRISE PARTY

hbou, scven-th.rty Friday De- combcr 8, ,lc entire High School surprised Minnie Tols. in honor or bor fourteenth birthday Sho was presented with 8 very pretty mlui- curing get by Che hIeh school
 The evening was pent worry pleas auty with games and music and. oi course. Che refreshments were am im- r0r.aut feature Everybody tlor ouehIy. enjoyed them.o.y, mul a rthel late hour
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
PET SAYINGS or
 FAMOUS PEOPLE

Peter Make it mappy" Nolma Has none Rita "Ohl alright" Amy "Ol Golhi My Launr Vivian 'Oh. dear mel" Thoma -"Awi Come on," Mamie -"You got mol" Albert Ias none. Sinclair "Uum'd if nowi" Martin "How dye get Chat way' Arthur Come on' Snap into it' Muua "Hore comes Che Explor-
 eri" Thoma How do ] mow!" Selma "G0t your spanisht" Kathleen -"Y0u tcll lem, pie
 ucol" Aum lH.-'I don't Nnowi" Rm- mould say mott" Mary Whats hls? A Jcws
 p.cu.ci" Esther "Say girlsi" Clifford Couple Of u8 fellows
 and mci' Aru.c-"l duo. but ] think so." Una ."Sar l.ston, listen listcu!' Elizabeth -"My conscicucoi" Harold Leave me alone; ] got
 t0 tulyi" Baugnlr-"I got Co deliver my
 moatt" Leslie HU. none. William -"l believe in a square
 deali" Alfred "s1y listen hcrc,' George -"Aw gawani" Nora "Irs kIiug!' Nlrthl-"I don't n0wi"
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
SCHOOL WEEK

ur r n. CaNfou. V. $. Commits s.ouo O. Education. has dc.wa,ea tle week Of December '.Ii a
 School Wo.a." and has requested .r. "cU... Hoo. oU.eer oI uoh .tatc and territory to a.c such a.- Uor a may be necessary to oluso .a. re0r.. to use thIs week u such T way as win mos. effectively oH- ..m.ultc accurate information m re- e1rI to Che conditions and n.o.. o. Ue aoo's enhance appreciation o. hc value o. clucat.on and create r.r n..r... n. win result In better onulrmI. for education and larger appropriations for schools o. II kinds and grades
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
LIBRARY

Why II. W. U0. take -r.rIer .n. t.r. our school library and ..n ... books m u mor. uniform order. Whom book s returned t .rHr. h. U.r m H ren. place. s' Cha. .n.0r. H..He 'o find I may Io..t. II. H...Uf O.I..uIr The ...euH'. room .0u.I certainly have n H.H.r UH..r.u.. .... Hun. i9 dismissed .. book. "0-0 returned n. .... places. We hlvo a r.. .. and each and .r... ... 0. .ou'l lo our part n. .. proper condition.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
COPPER NyGs AUTOBIOGRAPHY

"as clr u rE6 u Moscow. tus.a. Pour years 'etor ! was hrourht to st.a. Alaska by l- nous Husau rllc.mau Heau1r
 M. Haf. md. H. u rrasaut. t0 old Hota| m. oommul.r Of thc .orl who. i'm turn. banded mo down fo a small sergeant 0. che coEaeIs who. after Che military routine of Che day was .rar u.I m. to pass around hof apple .oiIr and rum In.
 passed from one family to r- other uuui was finally contributed ,o the Juneau Museum as a relic of Russian power .n Alaska n Che old days. Peter ucErog
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
H0NESICK

Two years ago. when ] was out a Che Br visiting with % girl rImd of muc. ! had my first ex- nerIeuco of being homc-sick
 The dfat week everything was now to mc. so had a fine time looking over Che country and riding on hore.bacE through a sort Of swamp t1 Che hay uold It was just at hay making time and a great deal was going on. but tho second week. when the novelty was ovor there wasn't anything else to do except to sit around and ro1d. The day seemed so long and ] didn't feel much like
 auue either
 Amy sound heard would make me look around and when ] didn't Uud anything exciting. I'd feel like rHue When ] left for homo. , be- uc,c It was tHc happ.ost moment J ever hrd Nc.m1 NIomcla
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
PERSONALS

Myma Bnud was absent from school Che day oltcr Che h.kc HIk- me doesn't seem to agree with Nyua
 Mamie rom twisted hcr ankle at basketball practice and has bccn umpur around for several days
 Every Thursday morning or oi- .eruoon each pupil must answer Che Iou cau vIth memory gem of some kind Everyone looks ior- ward Go chat day for am amusing umc.
 Mrs. Chratoc took charge Of Miss Cic1ry's c'uHoa during her absence .o Che State.
 Kathleen Mccormick mus. havc boon worried over her lessons. for her hair was quite grey one after. noon
 Esther Ca.hcn s quite dIa,.u- .u.hcd looking person uow since she s wearing uose-p.uOhcr
 Elmer Jackson. Of Che graduating class of 'Is. was a visitor m Doug las ou his way south to attend Che University Of Washington
 Thinking uat hcy must live up| fo Che good names thcy received. our basketball champions appeared m school Monday following che game. wearing white sh.r.s and t.c..
 Mrs. Abbot owing to % severe. oo.d was unable to conduc. her ea for several daya Una Grove. Esther Casbou and Elizabeth fousi took turn. substituting for her. The girls appear to bc promising teagh- ,ra
 Why n It Chat petor McEyoy a uIIr ED often utoIr9 Hc claims uat Che baI uu. before Inc so. to aHooI We don't doubt it
 Report ords came out tat week and uI.ae from Che many smiles and .r.Hed looks ol .Ho fudeu.s uc -aIOs were somewhat better chan Che previous a.z weeks.
 The aat day of rcal snow was greeted N.th enthusiasm by an Che boys and girls
 
 scIma haio has heen chosen by tlc girls of Che basketball team as ucr captain Although she ia small he has lots Of pep.
 Thanksgiving Day was greeted W.tl delight by Che student, ol tlo uou..as school for it meant m- other holiday and everyone a sure to enjoy a holiday
 Acuc LNc. a graduate Of Che .Iu.. of 200. lert on tno Spokane w.tb her parents for California
 Sinclair Brown had Che mHor- tune again iod.aIocate his moe Even boueh ho was hobbIns around. hc managed Go get to school
 Quito a few disasters happened at Che Ias. basketball game Harold Gauwu had Che misfortune co bc knocked out Tor several mW.c. but hey couldn't keep him out of Che game. Nolma NIomcia twisted her ankle during .hc game. but she kept up a brave defense to Che du- sh snrauoI fingers have been Che complaints made by several boys and girls as result of che games
 Cuuord Anderson has been ab- sent fog several days We mias.l him very much
 Martin GUIlvas has been "uudo uhc weather lately Besides bad cold. he has been lmrne around
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10

One day Eia had bcon playing iu be e1rdon and when she came iu He asked "No.lcr. do gooscbcrrics have ice
 "No child wha. makes you think aoe"
 "Why ua Tvo been eating cat- UrUnrs l.ue0'uIuu. Lincoln HIS.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
GOOD ENGLISH PROGRAM

Tn celebration a. tN. ..oue o. Good English W.... am u..r. .ne program was presented n .l. Irh school Assembly, f.I ou t.. aI.ar- noon oI FrU.r N.temn. The program consisted ol Che following uumr0r
 hn.a My Aa...
 EuH. U.H school a.ut.uHre Addr.. Martha Soy Plano un..
 ahe.I and N.m. F.u l. N.... T0.eU.
 rH.u C..uou Tho English Lanme.
 Se.uu hH.'u Chorus sem A..o. NNna nMI E thor c.sI.n. Sinclair Drown
 Nu.a aud Harold
 D.U".. An o-.rraI u..r'et "h Farmers Troubles. s.H.Hm... Boys -CIuure am orHaI ratI.t Senior Girls Star suaHe..I Banner
 EuUr. H.eH S.ao..
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
FACTS OF INTEREST
 IN THE GRADES
First Grade Mia. lNIIImartl

#HH"H HH"HH"
 Wss WumerD
 George Guoru has returned Go school after several weeks absence ou account oi sickness
 Eighteen children from Che first radc vcrc neither urdy nor ah- scHt th.s month.
 The Thlnaae.v.ue sand table mrdc by Che children was very .n- tere.ne and instructive Tho chil- drm rut out and coIoroi Che Iudl- ans. Pilgrims. vievam and canoes Small WIm wore used for Che for- cs. and flour for tho mow Tho children also cut out and CoIorcd turkeys for window decorations
 Second and Third Grades
 lMa CIearyl
 Mrs. Iam Chratoc took One room whJo Mics C.ery vaa away
 Walter Larson who has been in olr room since Iue beginning of Che yoar has moved Co Juneau
 We have finished reading "Cu1y Bear" and are now reading "Thc Tat. ol Patty Coon" during opening .N.r.I.e..
 We bag. learned several now songs Mf.'Y Miss WUmcrta room has joined with us several Umes
 Sixth and Seventh Grades
 uy Alberta Cauwal
 We hove boon studying about, er.t mon m our history and we unI .THc Roo. of KnoWicIse' ..eut help to u. n th.H work
 Our class went ou a hike last Sm- I.y. oat thc government road All reported having had good time Miss suvar. was our clapcro1c. os Nn Abbot was unable Co accom- r.rr u.
 Thu. ar. hr0o pupils In our .'l.s who are m .n. basketball team w. expect to have a gam. wItl Che rndvoI girls omo dime u De- .omHor
 Mrs. Abbot wa. absent from school tor n lew days owing to a bad cold. Tho Weh sohoo. girls helped n tea.hnr u during th. absence ol our teacher
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Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
NORTHERN LIGHTS

BuI N lumsat.ng apm.shl eve Iko much Che soup and after Che soup we oat Che platter"
 Martin Co Arthur ltbc day after Che Frcmcn y Thmc basketball smcl -"My b.e toe was out an night but '. oamo ln tha morning. DO
 Mr. Mitchell 0n General Scicncol
 'LnIc. what is a solution.
 LaIic-"A solution Is dcsort water bae"
 Miss Thompson "How do pump- Nna erowg
 Selma "On bushes Of couro.
 Mr. Nicboa -"Tbclma. what Is a la uorl2"
 THcIma -"Au au'omoble'
 Mamie "iiov does she got that wy.'
 Ma Reeve lu English L)- "potcr whore are your aon,once.'
 puor "Ilomc
 MH B,eyc "Tba, Is good place for thom."
 Peter "Ycs mHm
 Selma Uu Modern History claD
 "Eyu person dressed in fhc English language couldn't got out or into France at tha umc.'
 Miss Reeve -"Tbe question Go bo debated Is Resolved that an pcr- sons who have rclched One ago Of G0 should receive pen .aus
 Mary "0h. women and chIldrep tooe
 Ar. N Commenting ou hmao'n
 "Tm getting at now because , cook mac.f
 Miss Reeve Gin discussing Che coming games wItH Imoaul "I aont believe can stand tao eames Martin "Wcu ..t down for onc M Thompson Gin spuaD "MwHu what ase the acnsc3'
 Martin -"I never heard Of them bcIoro
 Mr. Mitchell Write bo.c figures ou Oh. board w.thou. using chalk meau without using figure.
 Exchange Sparks
 Don D looming home from his lr, day ol seno1II Mother Che lady ttat teaches u IH a jo.o.yer NoUcr aHo.EolI "O1 uo. my boN Im .uro chat .no cannot bc'
 Don -"OI WcIl hut ahc .s, She told me to .t down for tho present. and ahe mover brought .. LueaIu.m Lincoln H s
 Jae. rover m America we have Hue hH.l0 many lo.t uII"
 John Geo. wish ! could lia. .Hal .Iu.1uau. Lincoln H $.
 Oua %. Che la..o. at thc Baldwin Locomotive Works had to lay ou au ar.umautfIve r.Hamau. .o ho saved dHcu m by putting tho dsoharso m WrUne
 Tho uHt day Pat was missing but week at.r Che boss was pass ur through Che shop and Inc saw um again d. Ms athc Coins mp to lhc rshmau. He demanded
 "udut you get my .cucrt
 "Y# ..rr OI did." said par
 "ud you uad It."
 "sme orr. OI ccad It u.I. and O road it outside" said Pat. .aud m Che inside ycz said was ucI. oud or the outside vol. said Return to Baldwin Motor WorkH u 1.-Two days
 R. G "pd anyone comment on Che roaI of your new car2'
 Bob B "Ycahl Fifteen dollars and costs. -Wisvm. Yakima H. s. TC7-f1T in Study c "Bm TW lor .hc devil finds something for dIc hand. to do. come up here and lot mo rive you some work. Wac UL WaUa Wua H s.
 PROVING A THEORY
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Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
TUIVINo ! TUE0NY

Elar..c. Why Is piece of ua- per Ua. lazy lrle dog2
 F.n. part "A ahDe. ol pper is am iuk-IIuol plane
 Second part An inclined plane .s H slope nm.
 Therefore 8 .Iow pup is a lazy I.tIo dog. -Lue0uIm Lincoln HIS.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM

"Wednesday afternoon NoF -i.h .har. program We. given m thc assembly o. f.e uals'as HeH School. .f .... o'clock II. was enjoyed by .I Th. program was a. follows. .fr.r... School I.adu. or ThanEer.re -
 Mr. Mitchell Presidents Proclamation ..
 NroI Hewitt Recitation. Handing ol tl. rII- eu - s..ma haI.o Got.n.r Proclamation ..
 George Na'.ou Reading. "'Ir Country .
 Mruu Bland selection Esfhoe hon
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10
Eighth Grade |HH Hmm. EuruI

Tho o.eItr grade has moved un- s.ar or account ol tho extra teaeh- .r needed .or l.e 0rt grade
 u history NY. arc studying 'rhc Triumph o. Industry and "Imm.- grafton. which we lul very inc .....tIu-
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10

R. iD.l anyone comment on hc roal of your new car2
 Bob B "Yoahi Fifteen dollars and costs. -Wisnam. Yakima H. s..
 TW65r in Study C. Ben Tay- lor tne devil finds something for .d.c hand. .o do, come mp here and lot mo r.va you some Work'-Na UL WaIl WHlH H s.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-10

mlar ne.mos- g. is2o
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12

Misses Vaughan, Terry and Heath
were most charming hostesses at a
meeting OF the Southern Association
of College Women last Thursday af-
ternoon. They entertained their
guests at Miss Terry's residence on
South Third Avenue. There are 26
members of the local S. A. C. W.,
who are studying, this year, a most at
tractive musical program. The SUBJ
ject for Thursdays discussion was
Verdi, his life and works and "Rigo-
letto" affording topics for two very
interesting papers. Concluding and
illustrating the literary numbers were
selections from Yerdi's operas, giver
on the New Brunswick. At the close
the hostesses served most delicious
refreshments.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12
DEATH OF HON. S. E. w. PEGUEs

Mr.. A. H. Pegues, of this city, has
the sympathy of his many friends in
the death of his brother, Hon. S. e.
w. Pegues, which sad event occurred
in Oxford recently. Mr.. Pegues had
spent most of his life in the govern
ment service in Washington, going
there during the first Cleveland adj
ADMINISTRATION, thirty-six years ago.
Deceased was 70 years of age.
Recently he retired from active
work in Washington and went to his
old home in Oxford to spend his re-
naming days. He was stricken with
his last illness shortly after reaching
home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12

are planning very delightful affair
for December 18th.
X X
Miss Rosamond Buder arrived or
Friday to take part in the Resler.
Walker wedding. Miss Buder is
spending the winter with her uncle
Mr.. Paul Perkins, in Port Gibson.
X X
Mrs. j. T. Searcy has gone to Biz.
mingham to meet Mrs. Robt. Tweedy
who will accompany her mother home
for the Christmas holidays. Mr.
Tweedy will arrive later.
Miss Pauline Orr's numerous
friends will learn with pleasure Of her
presence in the city. Miss Orr is a
guest of Mrs. B. A. Lincoln.
X n
Miss Katie Standifer, of Gadsden
Ala, is the attractive guest of Mrs,
E. Lucien Malone.
Mrs. F. E. Resler and Miss Lucille
returned from st. Louis last Friday,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12

Mrs. John T. Sanford entertained
at a beautiful bridge luncheon on Sat-
urday morning, honoring two attract
i've Visitors, Mrs, Griffin T. Hawkins
of Louisiana, and Miss Katie Standi-
fer of Gadsden. The proximity of the
Yuletide gave tone to the decorations
which Frightened the reception rooms
and dining room Of the Sanford home
on North Third Avenue, where the
guests were entertained. Hand
painted place cards assigned the par
Elephants to the tables where the spir-
tied contests We're enjoyed. After the
games an elegant four-course lunch
con was served. The honorees were
presented with dainty pieces of needle
work as souvenirs of the occasion.
Those present were Mrs. Griffin
Hawkins, Miss Katie Standifer, Mrs.
E. Lucien Malone, Mrs. +. P. Phillips,
Mrs. Lee Caine, Mrs. Leighton Lide,
Mrs. Allison Hardy, Mrs. Tolbert
Thomas; Misses Rebecca, Ethel and
Dixie Hardy and Miss Jennie Sharp.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12

the color motif found beautiful ex-
preston in the table, with it's rich
cover of cluny lace over pink satin,
in the center of which a huge bowl
of pink crysanthemums was reflected
in the mirror plateau upon which it
rested, while burning tapers in crys.
tai holders shed their soft radiance
from graceful angles. Little Irene
Malcolm Locke and Frances Street,
dainty in frocks Of organdie and lace,
admitted the guests, who were well
coined by Mrs. +. P. Phillips and Mrs.
Lee Caine. Mrs. Game wore cos
tune of black lace; Mrs. Phillips, a
gown of white satin, with touches of
green, velvet. In, the receiving party
were the host and hostess, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Flynn, and the honorees,
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Flynn, while a very
charming coterie of friends of the hon
orees also assisted in receiving. Mrs.
g. NJ. Flynn was costumed in black
lace, and carried an arm bouquet Of
Columbia roses. Mrs. Leo Flynn was
lovely in pink georgette over pink
satin adorned with gold lace and rose
buds, with which she wore corsage
of ophelia roses and valley lilies.
Those assisting were Messrs. Joseph
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12
Resler- Walker Wedding Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth Res
Ter announce the wedding party of
their daughter, Lucille Eleanor, whose
marriage to Mr. Carbis Arthur-SValker
will take place at high noon on We'd,
nesday, December 18th. at tie Kenne-
brew home on the Highlands. Maid
of honor, Miss Rosamond Buder, Of
Port Gibson; brides maid, Miss Fam
ME Harrison; attendant, MISS Kath-
crime Hudson; best man, Mr.. Robert
McAdams, of Montgomery, Alabama;
ring bearer, Master Billups Norton
Buder; minister, the Rev. f. Lucien
Malone. Mrs. b. X. Sessums and Miss
Mary Lou Peyton will contribute MP
tial music.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12

Street, Lee Mccullough, George Lam
drum, Edward and Eugene Hardy,
john Oliver, G. B. Greaves, Jr,, of
Flora, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardy
Misses Lucy Carter, Sarah Hardy
Charlie Tolliver, Eunice Lipscomb, and
Elizabeth Kennedy. Miss Carter wore
blue satin brocaded in silver; Miss
Lipscomb, blue taffeta trimmed in
gold; Miss Hardy, white silk, lace
trimmed; Miss Tolliver, blue taffeta
adorned with silver lace and artificial
flowers; Miss Kennedy, black satin
brocaded in silver; Mrs. Robert Har-
dy, blue and gold satin. Receiving in
the dining room were Mesdames I. j.
Locke, Leighton Lide, ]. H. Williams,
of Macon, L. W. Graham, of Macon
r. M. Knox, white silk; Mrs. William
Simpson, blue beaded georgette. The
refreshments, emphasizing the color
scheme, were heart-shaped ices and
angel food cake, embellished with
sweet peas and crysanthemums. Punch
was served~in the hall, Misses Anna
BairdandsHvelyn4Ga Game, inpretty laee
trimmed frocks, presided at the bowls
of sparkling nectar, which were dec
Grated with punches of grapes and
rested in bed of crysanthemums,
The Columbus Orchestra discoursed
music during the reception and fur
nished music for the dances which the
young people enjoyed after the
reception.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12
who were Misses Nellie Kern, Eta
Atwell and Crawford.

who were Misses Nellie Kern, Eta
Atwell, and Crawford.
Receiving with Mrs. Hutchinson
were Mesdames FAINT, Young, Daugh-
erty, and Misses Atwell, Wildman,
Johnston, Brown, Montcastle, Kern,
and Corinne Williams.
These present were Mesdames Hen
ry Beard, Oscar Burris, Lee Game,
D. t. CASTOR, Bailey Hardy, Samuel
Kaye, Jr., Kittie Kennedy, Howard
King, Leighton Lide, F. P. Phillips,
Leopold Loeb, Albert Loeb, F. C.
Owen, Duff Stephenson, J. w. Slaugh-
ter, |. Simon, Mullen Knox, A. Downs,
j G. Meadows, J. T. Searcy, j. G. Cox,
Norman, Daugherty, FAINT, Young,
and Misses Sadie Hudson, Louise
Ware, Ellen Crawford, Miller, Wild
man, Caulfield, McClarty, Tunnel,
Knox, Montcastle, Peyton, Martha
Eckford, Wyatt, Whipple, Corinne
Williams, Atwelly KERN, and Mrs.
Martin.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12
The Faculty Tea.

Distinguishing the week, and mark
ing its passage with pleasure, was
the Faculty Tea, The monthly social
event of the M. S. G. w. Faculty Club,
which took place last Wednesday af-
ternoon in the club rooms in Moore
Hall. Decorations that pleased the
eyes, and refreshments that regaled
the material nature, accompanied the
interchange Of wit and huomr and
social chat The hostesses Of the oc-
lcasion were Misses Vaughan, Hooper,
Kolshorn, Hoskins, Howard, West,
Morgan, and Doctor Fatheree.
*.x X
Mrs. j. L. Walker returned from
Birmingham on Friday, where, she
went to hear the prima donna, Mary
Garden, who appeared in concert in an
all-star cast under the auspices of a
music study class which includes in
its membership Mrs. Richard F. John
ston and Mrs. Orline Shipman, the lat
ter beloved here as Miss Orline
Arnold. ,fe
Mrs. W., s. Turner has returned
from Birmingham, where she enjoyed
a. delightful visit as the guest of Mrs.
Jack Cope. Mrs. Cope accompanied
her mother home and will remain with
her for a visit.
X X
Mesdames j. l.. Walker, E.. C. Baird.
!. Simon, and w. s. Turner, the com
mittee in charge Of the juvenile en-
tertainments for, the Woman's Club,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of expressing
our sincere thanks and appreciation
for the many kindnesses shown us dur
ing the recent illness and death of our
wife and daughter, by friends and
neighbors. We shall ever be grateful
for the thoughtfulness of everyone.
F. R. Cooper,
~ ]. w. Edmonds and Family.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-12
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Flynn Entertain
for Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Clifford

yut.
One Of the most brilliant social
functions which Columbians have en-
joyed for many seasons, was the re.
ception which Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Flynn gave last Thursday evening in
honor Of their son and his bride, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Clifford Flynn, whose
marriage was solemnized fortnight
ago in Macon, Miss. The handsome
colonial home, famed in the social rec
ords of the city for its courtly hos.
pitality Of by-gone days, witnessed
again social assemblage rivaling
in beauty and elegance it's historic
gatherings Of the past, when the host
and hostess entertained with home
coming welcome for the heir of the
house and his bride. For the occa-
sion, the interior of the home, the
hall. drawing rooms and dining room
were adorned throughout with flow
ers, tulle and lighted tapers employed
in a color scheme of pink and white
In the drawing room, pompons Of
tulle were effectively combined with
pink crysanthemums against back.
ground of ferns. In the dining room