The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-03-04
CInh Announcements.

which should have met with Mrs
Matte Dumas Tuesday afternoon was
postponed. II will meet with Mrs
d Atkins, Tuesday, March 81.
Mrs Richard Hudson will entertain
the Sewing Club, Tuesday afternoon,
at her home, White Hail.
Contestants Entertained.
Following the Inter-Class Contest
Friday evening, the Senior Class OF
Grove School delightfully."- entertain
ed the contestants at Murray's, which
was attractively decorated in the
Grove blue and white.
A local orchestra furnished music.
White brick cream, with a blue II,
and individual cakes were served
The contestants, who were the
honorees of the entertainment, were
Misses Cathle Lee Clark BERTHE Eas-
lev Minnie Elizabeth Morris, and
Laurine Martin, and Howard Dumas,
John Tayloe Francis Moore, and
william Clark. The guest list num-
bered forty
Glass 10 Reunion
Big Social Event.
The reunion of the Glass 10 of
Z Grove School at the Caldwell Hotel,
Friday evening following the annual
Inter-Class Contest at the Dixie was
one OF the most prominent social e.
vents of the season and brought to-
gether twenty-six classmates in an
enjoyable hour of pleasant renewed
associations, and happy school-day
recollections.
profusion of jonquils, the class
flower, and the beloved green and
gold of 10, were effectively employ
ed in the decorations Of the huge
banquet table, where a delicious 3
course supper menu was served. A
huge crystal candelabra containing
green and gold burning tapers made
an attractive table center decoration.
Small individual candle sticks and
crystal baskets of jonquils were at
intervals down the long board.
Place cards bore hand-painted jon
quils, and the jonquil buttonaires
and corsages at each guests place,
added to the attractiveness of the
table appointment.
Clinton Mathews, who for four
years was class president, served as
toast master. Good cheer toasts were
given by Misses Novella Crutchfield,
Marie Tayloe, Dianah Mathews, Edith
White, Mrs Stephen Miller and Miss
Pearl Trevathan, who was an honor
guest.
Music was enjoyed during the ev-
ening. AS a diversion, each guest
wrote wish for the class, which is
to be read at the next class reunion,
1924.
Those present were: Misses Ruby
Love, Minnie Daniel, Katherine Por-
ter, Lena Vaughn, Hannah Walters,
VOLTA Rudolph, Claire Gilbert, Virgie
Olds, Lucille Johnson, Marie Tayloe,
Novella Crutchfield, Rebecca Caldwell,
Edith White, Corinne Hancock, Olga
Kelly, Grace Pickett, Howard lobe,
Clinton Mathews, Conrad Walden,
William Wade, Jimmie Porter, Fred
Balch, Mr. and Mrs Stephen Miller,
Mrs Dale McSwain, and Miss Pearl
Trevathan.
Although the number of Grove
graduates run into several hundreds,
Glass 10 is the first class to have
a reunion. Only fifteen of one of the
largest classes ever graduated from
Grove were absent from this first re-
union.
AIsr j II Rison
Woman's Club Hostess.
Mrs Charles F williams, Mrs Macon
IaL nd naf x
reviewed three interesting chapters
of Creative Chemistry at the pleas
ant meeting of the Woman's Club
of which Mrs John r Rison was
hostess, Wednesday afternoon at her
home, North Poplar street.
Miss Doty discussed Synthetic Per-
fumes" The subject of Mrs Blake
more's talk was, "Cellulose." Mira
Chas Williams gave discussion of
synthetic Plastics.'
The weeks Independent was re-
viewed by Mrs A G." Rhodes.
The hostess served a delicious sal
ad and ice. Jonquils were used as
house decorations, and these bright
spring flowers were also featured in
the refreshment course.
Mrs A e Rison will entertain the
clubs next meeting.
Rfrthrday, Party.
little Jack Alden entertained four
teen little boy and girl friends on
last Thursday afternoon at the hons
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs c S
Alden, Porter street, in celebration of
his third birthday.
1t was pink party Pink carna-
tions were used decoratively, and a
huge pink birthday cake, with pink
candles conferred the table where an
ice course was served
Games were enjoyed, and toy bal
looms We're given for favors. The
guests were between the ages of three
TO five.
Missionary Meeting.
Home and Foreign Missions with
the American Idians and Korea as
subjects, We're discussed at the meet
ing of the Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church Monday after
room with Mrs Il Il Davis, Caldwell
Avenue, hostess Mesdames Davis
Sellars and Williams were on gro.
gram.
4 large number were present. Mrs
Davis served delicious salad course