The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-07-29
Miss Margaret Foreman nonoree.

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Mallory Morris was host of a de-
lightful theatre party at the Dixie
followed by buffet supper. given
at his home, Blakemore street. Tues
day evening TO compliment Miss
Margaret Foreman of Covington, KY.
The fourteen couples who enjoyed
the hospitality were entertained at
the Dixie by May Allison in a good
feature also a Christie comedy.
A yellow and white motif was
used in the home decorations. Vel
low tapers in crystal holders lighted
the dining room where a delicious
| buffet after-theatre supper was
served. The table center piece was
| a crystal basket of Shasta daisies
and smilax Punch was served by
Miss Eula Love. Others assisting
were the mother of the host, Mrs.
viii Morris, Mrs. Marshal Morris,
Mrs A. d. Sauer, Miss Ruby Love.
Miss Martha Belle Freed of Hen
derson, Tenn, was an out oil town
guest
Rock for Visitors.
Rock was the diversion of the
afternoon party, which Mrs. Matte
Dumas gave Saturday at her
home, Blythe street, to compliment
Mrs. E. ]. Caldwell, a recent bride.
and Mrs. Fred Williams, who is the
guest of Mrs. j. NJ johnson, College
street.
Four tables for the game were
arranged on the lawn.
Z refreshment course of salad and
ices was served.
Camping Tea.
A party composed of fourteen
couples enjoyed a camping tea at
the Sulphur Well Thursday after
noon These composing the party
We're: Misses Angelina Freeman,
Lavinia Currier, Edith White, Re
becca Caldwell, Corrine Hancock,
Virginia Weldon, Ruth Looney, Mrs.
Violet Plough, Mrs. Fred Collins,
Messrs. Fred Balch, Geo. Looney
Geo. Dumas, Eddie Jenkins, John
Nixon, Eugene Rison, Yancy Cald
well, Alvin Tyson, Lands Wilson,
Bob Hall, Archie Gayle, Gwynne
Ewing, Newell Dunlap, and DR.. H.
r. Raines.
Dance Friday Evening.
Twenty couples enjoyed the dance
Friday evening given in the Armory,
E. Washington street The musical
program was given by jazz band.
Among the visiting girls were
Miss Grace Key of Mayfield, Miss
Ethel Freeman of Brownsville, Miss
Virginia Curd of Paducah, Miss
Frances Freeman of Huntingdon.
Miss Annie Leach of Clarksvillesr
Chaperoning were Mrs. Matte Du-
mas, Mrs Jim Watson, Mrs. Fred
Dinwiddie.
Mrs. w. 7. Mayo Complimented.
Miss Kate Barham entertained at
bridge Friday afternoon at her
Mrs. w. r. Mayo of Shreveport, La
nee Miss Inez Kirk.
Auction was enjoyed at Tour tables,
Mrs. H. V. Somerville making the
top score, for which she was pre-
scented a dainty silk vanity. The
honoree prize was a novelty fan.
The hostess served a delectable
salad course.
First Christian Church
H. l.. Patterson, Pastor.
Bible school $3.50 a. m. Herbert
Jones, Supt Morning services II
a M, subject, The Acid Test of
True Religion Members please
give attention to the list of names
on the bulletin at the entrance of
the church that proper correction
may be made for the roll call OF
members the first Sunday OF August.
Evening services D. m, subject,
THE Man Who Redeemed His Past.
Business Meeting b. w. NJ. S.
The president Mrs. Frank Porter,
presided at the business meeting OF
the W. NJ S. or the Baptist Church
Monday afternoon at the church.
Reports from Officers and circles
were read and otfSr routine bust
ness transacted.
The Mission Study Class will meet
next Monday in the SEVERAL circles.