The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-28
Dance at the Woman,s Clpb.

Messrs. Battle Bell, George Lips
comb, Walton Lipscomb, Douglass
Kaye and Jacob Simon, a committee
representing the younger social set.
were extended the privilege Of the
WOman's Club, last Friday evening,
when a delightful dance was given
there after the minstrel performance
at the High School. The hororees
Of the occasion We're the young ladies
from Starkville who so generously
assisted the high school students
with their show. The dance was the
first Of a number of social events
which the young people, whose moth
ers are club members, will enjoy dur
ing the season, the Woman's Club
recently having determined to broad
en- its social scope by opening its
doors on Friday and Saturday even
ings for juvenile affairs, the partici-
pants to be limited to children of club
members. The chaperones for the
dance last Friday were Miss Dew Eta
Burkitt, from the Stephen d. Lee
High School, and Mrs. Goodman, of
Starkville.
The dancers We're: Miss Margaret
Gunter and Mr.. Walton Lipscomb;
Miss Lillian Lee Davis, of Starkville.
and Mr.. Alexander Pegues; Miss
Fannie Harrison and Mr.. Percy w.
Maer; Miss Andria Powers, of Stark
vile, and Mr.. Jacob Simon; Miss
Mary Kirk Lawrence and Mr.. Jack
Walker; Miss Sophie Block. of Stark
vile, f'ld Mr.. George Brown; Miss
Mary Esther Sulzby and Mr.. Goodwin
Myrick; Miss Hazel Morrison, of
Starkviile, and Mr.. Harry Dashiels;
Miss Juanita Sudduth, of Starkville.
and Mr.. George Lipscomb; Miss An
ME Claire Mayfield and Mr.. James
Johnston. Stays, Messrs. Walton
Long and Douglass Kaye.
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Randall-Boucher Marriage.
A marriage of interest to a wide
circle of friends was quietly solemniz-
ed at the First Presbyterian Church
last Sunday afternoon when Reverend
Jesse c. Rowan pronounced the cere-
mony uniting in marriage Chief Boats
wain's Mate James S. Boucher of the
U. S. s. Oklahoma, to Miss Lizzette
Randall of this city. The bride was
becomingly attired in a brown going
away gown with harmonizlng aces
series. She carried an arm bouquet
of Ophelia roses. After a few DAYS
with relatives in the city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boucher will leave for their
future home in Norfolk, Va.
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Trail Club.
Miss Corrinne Williams was a most
charming hostess for the Trail Club
last Tuesday evening. Miss Williams
entertained her guests in Miss Poin-
dexter's attractive studio, the artistic
furnishings of which were further
adorned with autumn leaves and ber-
rles. After the games the hostess
served a tempting salad course. The
guest list included DIR. and Mrs. FAINT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Painter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. King, Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Sanders,
Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Sanders OF padu
cab, KY, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Game, Mr..
Vaughan, Mrs. Hutchinson, Misses
Montcastle, Culberson, At
well, Hopkins. Morgan, and Mrs.
Daugherty, and Miss Tunnel.
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CnOctaW OluD lance.
The Choctaw Club gave it's custom
airy Thanksgiving dance on Wednes-
day evening.
The affair was marked by the pleas
ing completeness that characterizes
he clubs social events. Stewards
Orchestra from Memphis furnished
the music. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Hardy led the cotillion. About thirty
couples participated. The chaperones
we're Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Slaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Woodward, Mr.. /
md Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. John
of New York, Mrs. Kittie
Richards, Mrs. Searcy, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burris.
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Bernard Romans Meeting.
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