The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-06
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Here and There

Here and There
Mrs. Fred f. Munson and little daugh-
ter, Jane, left Saturday for Hannibal.
Mo, where they will spend week Wis
iting relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Jeffery, OF Duncan,
Miss, spent Saturday in the city.
Mr.. Frank Hitchings has returned af-
ter a two months stay on Western
ranchS
Mrs. William Lacey and sons. of Hol-
~ Springs, Miss, have returned home
after visit with friends and relatives
in the city,
Miss Ada Walden has returned after
three months stay in Colorado.
Mrs. Charles Floyd and children are
spending several weeks at Iuka Springs,
Miss.
Mrs. o. X. Joplin is at Mineral
Springs, Texas, where she will spend
the winter. .......
Mrs. H. A. White has returned after
stay Of several weeks at Dawson
Springs, Ky.
Miss Mamie Shields has returned
from Montreal, N. c., where she spent
the summer.
MrS. s. G.. Scott has returned after
spending the month of August in Mani
tou, Colorado Springs and Denver.
After an extended visit with Col. and
Mrs. Richard Pinckney Lake, Mr.. and
Mrs. August e. Brabant- Lake and little
daughter, Estelle Antoinette, left Fri
day to spend the month Of September
in Denver, Estes park and other Col
orado resorts. They will return for a
| months visit before returning to their
home in Lille, France.
Miss Alice Lake is having delight
full stay in Evergreen, Col, as the
guest of New York friends.
Misses Marie and Nellye Doyle have
returned, after a seven weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Doyle in
Shreveport, La.
Miss Martha Lou Jones has returned
to her home in Bailey, Tenn, after an
extended stay in Colorado.
Mrs. r. B. Nelson and daughter, Bal
| ley, after spending several weeks at
the Cooper-Carlton hotel, Chicago, have
returned.
Mrs. Bond Dashiell has returned from
a pleasant stay at Chautauqua' N. y
Mrs B. G. Covington and little
daughter, Cornelia, have returned from
ten days visit in Arkansas.
Miss Frances Nelson has returned
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spent July and August
DR.. and Mrs. William Sailer Ander
son and children have returned for a
| delightful stay in Chicago and Roches--
| ter. MINI. While in Rochester they at
| tended the Mayo clinic.
Mrs. i. Y. Mason is being entertained
| by relatives at Hampton Roads Va,
where she has the pleasure of having
| with her her son. Lunsford Mason, Jr.,
who is an ensign in the navy, stationed
with the Pacific fleet at Seattle, Wash.
After visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Schwalmeyer, during which
she was the recipient Of many social
courtesies, Mrs. A. S. Cohen has re-
| turned to her home in Atlanta. Her at
tractive young daughter, Miss Augusta
Cohen, remains the guest of Miss
| Frances Schwalmeyer.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitley Peete
| have as their guest in their home on
Morrison street their son, Joseph W.
| Peete, Jr., midshipman, U. S. N, who
will remain until Oct. /, when he will
| return to the Naval academy, Annap-
oils.
Miss jeanette Witwer, of Cedar Rap
| ids Ia, arrived on Monday to be the
guest of Miss Eleanor" Steuart and later
will visit Miss Helen Hyman.
Mr. Angelo Cortese has reached home
from Lake Sarnia, Ont, where he spent
the summer Mrs. Cortese and two
sons will remain until early in October.
Misses Alma Belle and Flora Mac
Black have returned after a tive
months stay in the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mr. Joseph A. Cortese has returned
after having spent the summer at Lake
Sarnia, Ont. Mrs. Cortese and children
will remain in Canada for another
month.