The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-21
4 s8558.:.c54.iE8.}627
Mrs. S. L. Gaines Series
Of Card Parties.

hies =. L. Ndlut series
Of Card Parties.
The charm Of fleeing hour, the
keen thrill of contest at bridge, and
pc grace Of a pretty courtesy are
cherished memories on the rosary Of
pleasures for the fortunate guests,
who enjoyed Mrs. S. L. Gaines hos
pitality on Wednesday and Thursday
Of last week, when Mrs. Game enter
tanned at her home on North Ninth
street in compliment to the Wednes-
day bridge club and the Thursday
bridge club. Decorations of yellow
chrysanthemums with gilded beauty
adorned the reception rooms where
the guests were entertained. On
Wednesday Mrs. Game was assisted
by Mrs. R. E. Johnston and Mrs.
Frank Phillips, on Thursday by Mrs.
J. t. Searcy and Mrs. Louis Walker,
who presided at the tea table. The
club prizes, this year are limited to
decks of cards. On Wednesday Mrs.
Hugh Hairston anf Mrs. Albert Loeb
were the fortunate contestants, on
Thursday, the prizes fell to Mrs.
Searcy and Mrs. Downs. The guest
list for Wednesday included Mesdames
kittie Kennedy, G. M. Flynn, Albert
Herring, w. d. Sanders, j. w.
Slaughter, Dan CASTOR, Hugh Hairs
ton, I. H. Henry, R. f. Johnston,
Howard King, Frank Phillips, j. T.
Searcy, Jesse Woodward, sAlbert Loeb
Ike Simon, Frank Owen, Willis Pope
Oscar Locke, Sam Lindamood, H. F.
Simrall and Miss Mary Garth. Those
present on Thursday were Mesdames
Henry Beard, Herman Owen, B. G.
Hazard, w. W. burden, G. M. Flynn
Jake Kaufman, Arthur Stansell, AL
bert Herring, D. F. Robertson, H. F.
Simrall, E. L. Malone, B. A. Lincoln
Leopold Loeb, Mullen Knox, Alfred
Downs, j. t. Sanford, H. F. Simrall
j. I. Searcy, Louis Walker, Misses
Cornelia Hudson, Augusta Equen, and
Georgia Hopkins.
X x X
Chisholm Dulany Wedding
Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Chisholm, of
Foote, Miss, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sara Eliza
beth, to Mr.. Frank M. Dulaney, OF
] Chatham, Miss, the wedding to take
place next Wednesday, November, the
twentieth, at high noon.
Miss Chisholm has spent the greater
part of the past two years in this
city with her sister, Mrs. John Jacobs
and the many friends acquired here
attest the winning charm of her
dainty personality. Miss Chisholm
also announces her bridal party which
Includes a number of Columbians. Mr.
Charles H. Jacobs will give the bride
away. Mrs. Charles H. Jacobs will
be matron of honor. Maid Of honor
/ Miss Katherine Weathers of Foote
!. Bridesmaids, Misses Hazel Jacobs, o.
j Columbus, Gay Longino, of Jackson
Mildred Brown, Of Columbus, Doll,
McClain, of Greenville, and Mari,
! Myers, of Grace, Miss. Best man
Mr.. Dulaney, of Memphis. Grooms
men, Messrs. f. P. Mcmillan, o
Chatham, George Weathers, of Foote
] Harper Myers, of Grace, William
4 Andrews, of Foote, and Fred Dent, 0
! Gulfport. Flower girls, little Mise
. Burt Print, Of Erwin, and Doroth,
= Veasey, of Memphis. Ring bearer
: Master Raymond Williams, of Erwin
: Ushers, Messrs. Harry Benedict, 0
7 Chatham, and Hayden McClain, 0
. Greenville. Miss Grace Wall and Mr.
!. Print will give the nuptial music.
X X X
Mrs. Prentiss O'Rear Entertains
for Mrs. Prewitt Evans.
= Mrs. Prentiss O'Rear was hostes
= at lovely bridge party last weel
y given at her home in the countr.
4 complimentary to Mrs. Prewitt Evan
: of Winchester, Ky. Decorations {
/. yellow chrysanthemmums brightene
= the reception room while blazin
= wood fire added picturesque charm
: the entertainment. Mrs. ]. w. CO
, received the high score prize, beat
|. tiful vase, The guest prize, given
= the honoroe, was a flower bowl. Aft
. the games an elegant two-course mer
. was served, The guest list includes
8 Mrs. Prewitt Evans, the honoree, Me
danes Carlton Evans, Gano Johnsto
III. B. Cox, Louis Sledd, J. W. Cox, Y
nlE. Sledd, Frank Couchman, and Mi
= Katherine Cox.
y y X