The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-10-17

Card Party.
A charming and beautiful social
event Of last week was Miss Pauline
Harris card party given at the Wom-
ans Club last Friday Morning in COM
pliment to her attractive house guest.
Miss Lois Reynolds, of Aberdeen.
Miss Harris was assisted in the en-
tertainment of her guests by Mrs.
Parker Reeves, while little Miss Ann
passed the score cards, pretty
designs of japanese art. The club
rooms, embellshed for the occasion
with autumn flowers in crimson and
gold, offered a harmonizing back
ground for the elegant costumes and
lovely faces that graeed the affair.
Dainty baskets and pieces of lingerie
were given as souvenirs of the event.
At the conclusion Of the game, a
tempting salad and ice course was
served. The guest list included, the
honoree, Miss Lois Reynolds, Mes
danes Homer Atkins, Elzey Pope
William Pope, Jos. Slaughter, L. G
Painter, Jesse Walker, Eugene Beard
Herman Owen, Bob Belts, Allison
Hardy, T. F. Lott, Sam Lindamood
Fayson, Arthur Martin, Louis Sledd
William Burris, Oscar Burris, Hunter
Walker, Jr., Robert Hardy, II. X
Robinson, Gabe Allen, B. G. Hazard
Trippet, Lawrence Franks, j. B. Cox
AtweIl Williams; Missss Alice Viii
kinson, Dorothy Atkinson, Augusti
Eouen, Georgia Hopkins, KATHERINE
Hackleman, Suzella Chamrleys, Grac,
Lawrence, Catherine Cox, Elmo
Morgan, Clarrissa Rogan.
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Dinner Party for the
\ Frierson-Chisholm
1 Wedding Party.
Last Wednesday evening, Mrs. Bes
sic X Dougherty entertained at al
elegant dinner party in honor of Mis-
Eva Frierson and DR.. Julian Chisholm
whose marriage was solemnized tn
following morning. Her guests wer
the honorees, Miss Eva Frierson an
DR.. Chisholm, Misses Annie FAINT
Eta Atwell, and Mary Agnes Ander
son, of Tupelo, Rev. Jesse G. Rowan
Hon. w. V. Frierson, of Clarksdale
Mr.. Charles F. Gray, of Sumner, an
Hon. John S. Frierson,
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Shower for Miss Eva Frierson.
Mrs. Sam Lindamood charmbagl
entertained Circle No A of the FRS
Presbyterian Auxiliary at her HON
on the Highlands last Tuesday after
noon, the occasion being the MONTH
meeting of the Circle. The social hou
which followed the period of stud
was devoted to handkerchief shove
as pretty courtesy to Miss Ev
Frierson, popular member of tn
Circle, whose marriage was solen
nized during the week. Master j. ]
Lndamood, in becoming fashion
made the presentation of the daint
gifts, after which delicious refresl
ments were served
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The Cabaret Tea.
The benefit entertainment given b
the Bernard Romans Chapter, d. 4
R., last Thursday evening at II
Choctaw Club rooms, to increase the
scholarship funds, was in every r
spect a noteworthy success. A nj,
sum, something near $3.50, was adde
to the scholarship fund, and nov
and clever social event gave pleasu
to the patronizing public, who we,
also given an opportunity to enjoy Il
artistic local talent which was di
tinguishing feature of the evening
] entertainment.
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Halloween Party.
The Woman's Club will entertain
it's first social affair of the season {
the last Friday of October, the e
tertainment featuring the hallowe,
date. Committees in charge of Il
event are Mrs. ]. 7. Searcy, chairnla
Mrs. Lee Game, Mrs. Leighton Lid
Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mrs. Villa
Simpson, Mrs. Lide Sykes and Mr.
] Louis Walker.
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Wednesday Bridge Club.
The Wednesday Bridge Club, an 0
: ganization that has for so many yea
held sovereign sway in the soci
realm of the city, has reorganized +
J the season with Mrs. R. E. Johnst'
! as president. The date for its init
i party, at which Mrs. Willis Banks W
! be hostess, has been set for the fir
|. Wednesday in November.
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j Patty Walker.
!. The following announcement, tax