The courier-index., 1920-04-30

from the Self-Culture Club of Ma
 rianna.
 Frank Govan of Wichita Fall,
 Texas, visited his parents, MT. and
 Mrs. B. M. Govan last week. He left Friday, accompanied by his sis ter, Miss Frances, who will be the guest of relatives at Bruwnwood, Texas.
 The Young Ladies' Club of the Methodist church met Monday at the
 home of Mrs. V. T. Ellis. Mrs.
 Ellis was assisted in entertaining
 by Mrs. Elza Clifford. The next
 meeting of the club will be with
 Mrs. R. M Jordan.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Simmons,
 formerly of this city, more recently of Hot Springs, have moved to
 Memphis. Mr. Simmons has ac-
 cepted a position as travelling sales
 will make this territory.
 The Woman's Self Culture Club
 met in regular session Thursday af-
 ternoon at the high school. Topic
 for study, "Jula Ward Howe" :"
 Leaders: Mrs. R. D. Smith and Mrs.
 Burke Mann; assistant leaders, Mrs.
 A.. c. Rauscher and Mrs. J. P. Hughes.
 A. s. Rodgers, levee contractor, who is engaged in levee work on
 the Mississippi river near Phillips Bayou, and Mrs. Ed Ramsey widow
 of the late Ed Ramsey, were married on Friday of last week in Helena MT. Rodgers is nephew of Esq A. l s. Rodgers of this city.
 The Saturday Afternoon Bridge
 Auction Club was most pleasantly
 entertained last week by Mrs. w. w. Chisum. MesdameseT. E. Wood
 of Little Rock and Bruce Mulkey of Fort Worth were the out-of-town
 guests. At the close of the after
 noon delicious salad course was served.
 Little Miss Maxine Daggett en-
 tertained very delightfully."- Saturday night with a slumber party, the
 occasion being her eighth birthday. After a happy evening at the pie ture show the little guests gather ed around a beautifully decorated table where a birthday cake with eight candles was the center of att traction. Those who were guests of Maxine were Katherine Whitak- CT, Frances Lynch, Sarah Hewitt, Carroll Wood Nixon, Pauline Beau champ, Katherine Beazley, Elizabeth
 Sutton and Lillian >Dowdy. The district federation of wo-
 mans clubs of the Forrest City dis trict will convene in Jonesboro next week with Mrs. c. E.. Daggett of this city presiding. The Civic Lea que of Marianna will be represent ed by Mesdames Paul Benham, R. l.. Nixon and F. N. Burke. The Self-Culture Club will be represent ed by Mesdames Lee Shaul and D. s. Clark. Mrs. Sam Harrington will represent the Lee County Fedora tion of Clubs. Mrs. R. D. Smith
 and daughter, Miss Rebekah, have been invited to be on the program. Mrs. J. W. Reed and Mrs. Dod- dridge McCulloch scored social success on last Friday afternoon
 when they entertained with fourteen tables of bridge at their home on north Pearl Street. The spacious
 parlors and living room were gor-
 geous with baskets, garlands, vases and bowls of spring blossoms. The feature of the decorative scheme was tall marble yard vase in the center of the living room, filled with trailing carol honey-suckle, snow balls and purple iris. The charm ing hostesses were gowned in or gandie frocks of yellow and orchid and wore corsage bouquets of sweet peas and valley lilies. They were assisted in receiving their guests by little Misses Louise McCulloch and Catherine Kitchener, daintily dress ed in blue and pink. The little girls passed the score cards, which were most artistic, having garlands of pastel shaded flowers as decora- tions. The refreshments carried out the same color scheme as did the individual vases of flowers that adorned each table and punches of sweet peas that were on the plates. The artistic success of the party was not greater than the pleasure of the spirited games of bridge, and the day was ideal after so many days of rain and gloomy weather.