The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-26

dler, I. O. Burris, ST., and Misses
Katherine Cox and jamie May Willis
of Aberdeen, Miss.
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The Choctaw Dances.
The presence of a number of at
tractive visitors in the city, the i'm.
pending departure Of many Columbus
boys for distant colleges, together
with the return of the NJ. S. C. W.
girls, combined to inspire series of
most enjoyable dances which the
Choctaw Club gave at the Club Hall
on Monday and Tuesday evenings Of
the past week. The charm that char
acterizes all social functions under the
auspices of the Choctaw Club was a
distinctive feature of this opening
event of the season. The band from
Greenwood furnished excellent music,
and the dancers enjoyed their tribute
to Terpsichore until late hour. The
chaperones were Mrs. E. T. Baird, Mrs.
Kittie Kennedy, Mrs. Ames Saunders
of Starkville, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Bailey
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Slaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Richards, Mr. and
Mrs. j. p. Woodward, Mrs. Howard
King.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Walkers Card
Party Very Delightful.
The delightful card party, at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Walker enter
tanned number of their friends and
neighbors on Wednesday, afforded so
much pleasure that the event prom
isos to forestall an organized Bridge
Club for the Prairie Section that will
brighten many fall and winter after
Moons with congenial gatherings Of
friends. In the attractively decorated
parlor, four tables were arranged for
bridge, which was enjoyed by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c.
Billups, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Hardy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardy, Miss
Dixie Hardy; Messrs. Felix Chapman,
Richard Hardy and John Hardy.
Commander Lincoln's SponsOrial Staff
Hon. B. A. Lincoln, Commander of
the Tennessee Division Of the Enited
Sons of Confederate Veterans, an
nounces his Sponsorial Staff for the
forthcoming Confederate Reunion at
Houston, Tex. Commander Lincoln
has been fortunate in his selection,
the distinction falling upon social fa-
vorites possessing beauty and charm
ing personality. They are: Mrs. A.
Z. Amerman, wife Of Houston's
mayor, chaperone; Mrs. Bette P.
Brooks, of Greenville, Miss, matron
Of honor; Miss Sarah Hardy, of CO.
lumbus, sponsor; Miss Elizabeth
Waring, of Columbus, maid.
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U. ID. c. Meeting.
The Stephen D. Lee Chapter, U. D.
c., will meet at the Woman's Club
next Friday morning at 1890 for its
first meeting Of the season. A large
attendance is urged, as fall work will
be planned and several important mat
tiers will be discussed.
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News of the safe arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs, Quincy Ayres at their destina-
ton in Des Moines, Iowa, was re-
ceived by relatives in the city this
week. They made the trip through
the country in an automobile. Leay-
ing Oxford, they went via Memphis,
where the Chamber Of Commerce
routed them to st. Louis. After
spending Sunday in st. Louis, they
proceeded on their way to Des Moines,
consuming less than week en- route,
and reporting the roads wonderful and
travelling conditions delightful. Mr..
Ayres will be at the head of the drain
age work of the agricultural depart
ment of the Iowa State College, de-
partment of civil engineering in which
Mr.. Ayres has received very merited
recognition.
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The signal and merited good for
tune that a talented Columbus girl has
received lately will be pleasing news |