The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-03

cook books, brides record books,
popular novels, books of verse, etc.
An enjoyable salad course was
served. Mrs. Digger Rainey assisted
her sister in entertaining. The guest
list numbered Is.
Miss Willie Wilson, one of the
eight brides maids. complimented
Miss Johnson Monday afternoon
with a pleasing courtesy at her home.
| s. Brewer street Garden flowers
were used in the house decorations
Each of the sixteen guests brought
a kodak picture, which was pasted
| in a book for the bride. A fortune
contest furnished much merriment.
Iced tea and sandwiches were
served. The bride elects dress for
the occasion was of geranium swiss,
trimmed in touches of white.
Miss Lottie Steele of Memphis, was
among the guests.
MFR. and Mrs. Roy Beadles
Entertain.
An ENJOYABLE social function OF
/ the weeks calendar, was the arts
ticlly arranged rock party of which
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beadles were
hosts at the j. A. Crosswy residence,
| N. Poplar street, Friday evening
| A Japanese motif was observed in
all details of the entertainment.
Japanese lanterns lighted the house.
| Japanese parasols and fans were
| used with Japanese honey suckle and
| other seasonable flowers IN effective
| decorating.
Misses Rebecca Caldwell and Eliza
beth Watson in Japanese costume
dispensed frappe. Master Earl Cross
| wy passed the tallies, which featured
| Japanese designs.
| Rock was played at twelve tables,
| Mrs. j. W. Wigs winning the
ladies' award, Mr.. Fisher Humphreys
the gentleman's.
At the social hour following the
games a delectable salad course was
i served.
Fifty guests enjoyed this delight
full hospitality
| offices for rent, Apply Paris
Grocery co.
| A white oxford that is just right
one you have Seen looking for at
the Quality Shoe Store. See 1t.
S. e. Carson who has been visit
ing his wife at Ell PAso, Texas, re
turned home this week.
l. Our assortment of furniture is
complete and at prices that will ap
lpeal to your pocket book. Ezell
IPullen & Grass. 1872
Let's celebrate the Tooth anniver
sary OF this county by putting Parii
on the map June 18th. 1913
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Cheek ant
daughter, Mrs. j. C. Brann and littl'
Miss Rebekah Brann of Fulton, KY.
4 were guests of Mrs r. D. McCul
Tough at the White House.
For your vacation trip, buy on
of our guaranteed trunks. Ezell
Pullen & Crass. 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hill, who hav
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. L
Simmons, Market street, returned t
Florence, Ala, Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Lockhart returned t.
Camden Wednesday after visiting he
sister, Mrs. w. F. VapEleave, nea
Palestine.
Just received at The Quality Sho
Store, new and complete line of tn
famous Bates Street Shirts. Color
guaranteed. Patterns attractive.
Miss Pearl Trevathan, Dunlal
street, was visitor in Huntington
this week.
Three second hand counter shoy
cases for sale cheap. Ezell, Pullel
& Grass. 1872
Prentice LETTER who has bee
visiting his mother, Mrs. ]. S. Lefflei
Blakemore street, retained to Mem
phis Friday.
Wanted to exchange nice buildin
lot for Ford Conpe. w. G. Adams
real estate agent. l
Il Wilson Crews Of Memphis, wa
here this week tosvisit his mother
Mrs Ella Crews Alden street
See our stock of trunks before buy
ing and save money. Ezell, Pullel
& Grass. 1872
Mrs. 70. E. Tatum returned Wed
nesday from an extended visit t.
relatives in Huntingdon.
Mrs. Mary James was the CUES
of Mrs. Sam Rison, Memphis, thi
week.
Now is the time to buy refrigera
tor, oil stove, lawn swings and law
hose. Ezell. Pullen & Grass 1872
Mr.. and Mrs Nat McGehee, VIII
have spent the winter in Florid'
arrived this week and are with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Nc
Gehee, Brewer street.