The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-28
The Calendar for the Week.

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Monday Afternoon At $3.50
o'clock, the Shuk-ho-ta Tom-a-ha
Chapter Daughters Of the Revolution
will meet with Mrs. z. p. Landrum at
the Woman's Club
Wednesday Afternoon--The Ber-
nard Romans Chapter, d. A. R., will
have its March meeting at the resid-
ence Of Mrs. Catchngs Baird, three
o'clock.
Wednesday Afternoon-From three
until six o'clock, the annual Spring
Bazaar of the Pastors Aid Society
First Methodist Church, in the
Baraca Room of the Church Annex.
Friday Morning. -The Stephen ID.
Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy will meet in the AS
sembly Room of the Woman's Club At
half after ten O'Clock.
Saturday Aftcrnoon-Mrs. s. b.
Hudson will be hostess Of the Read
ing Circle. Turkish Possessions is
the subject Of the program, with a
discussion of the Decentralization
of Constantinople, and the claims of
Greece and Italy in Asia Minor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Owen Entertain.
Friday was characterized by two
beautiful luncheons at The Woman's
Club, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Owen enter
tanning delightfully."- in compliment to
DR.. and Mrs. Beckett and Mr.. C. l.
Moore of Los Angeles, California.
Mrs. Ovens luncheon for Mrs.
Beckett took place in the private din
ing room of the Club which was most
artistically adorned with quantities of
pink roses, used as table and side
decorations, and an elegant five
course menu was served. Invited to
meet the honoree were: Mrs. j. W
Lipscomb, Mrs. Lehmberg, Mrs. Ed
ward P. Wilkinson, Mrs. S. B. Hud-
son and Mrs. Frank G.. Owen.
The assembly room was the scene
of Mr. Ovens luncheon at which the
guests of honor were DR.. Beckett, one
of the most distinguished physicians
on the Pacific Coast, now head of th
Medical Department of the Pacif
Mutual Insurance Company, and Mr.
Moore, Secretary Of the same or.
ganization. Representatives of the
company throughout the state who
came to Columbus to welcome these
officials were also entertained. At
a table, wherein daffodils were placed
in graceful arrangement, covers were
laid for eighteen, and during the SER
vice of a delicious luncheon, there
were interesting addresses and clever
toasts.
The visitors who are making a
Southern tour, left yesterday, after
an informal business conference with
the Mississippi representatives.
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Miss Steele's Wedding Party.
At the marriage of Miss Eleanor
Steele to Mr.. Lawrence Tolbert
Thomas, of Grenada which will be
brilliant event Of April fourteenth,
the bridal party will include Miss
Ann Watson of Strong, maid of honor,
Mrs. Alison Hardy, matron of honor,
Mrs. Leonard Brooks, Miss Katherine
Mckinley, Miss Lucille Miller of
Memphis, Miss Kathrine Maer, Miss
Rebecca Hardy, Miss Mildred Thomp-
son of Leland, Miss Nina Weeden
Oliver. Miss Pauline Harris. Little
Misses Cleste Martin Of Clarksdale.
and Mary Sharp Owen will be flower
girls, little Miss Elizabeth Thomas
Of Grenada, ring bearer.
Mr., Thomas will have as best man,
Mr. Wilmer Thomas of Louisiana. In
the list Of groomsmep and ushers
are: Mr.. Joseph Street, Jr,, Mr.
George, Mr. Thomas Shields Evans
Mr.. John Oliver, Mr.. Eugene Hardy,
Mr.. Edward Hardy, Mr. T. +. Evans,
! Mr.. Alison Hardy, Mr.. Roland Jones
of Grenada and Mr.. William Banks
dale of Cruger, Miss, Mr.. Walter
Moore of Oakland, Mr.. W. Richie of
clarksdale, Mr.. Sam Cook and Mr., NJ.