The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-24
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Mrs. Emmett Reed Honoree,

| fipeu NdSnNlIle was
the honoree of a charming courtesy
Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. ]
+. Rison, N Poplar street, was
at home to one hundred and fifty
other friends.
Artistic arrangements of brigh
blossoms added to the attractiveness
of the home. Nasturtiums and sweet
peas were the flowers used in the
| library and reception hail. and sweet
peas and gladiolii decorated the din
| ing room, where delicious salad
course was served. The table, with
handsome Madeira cover, held for a
center piece a large silver basket
of gladiolii. Favors were attractive
miniature CONNECTION corsages.
| Mrs. George Miles and Mrs. Will
| r. Porter served frappe. Receiving
with the hostess and honoree were
| Miss Louise Scates of Memphis
Miss Dolly Crutchfield, Mrs. Fl. C.
| Mcneil, Mrs. C. C. Miller. Others
OF the house party were: Mrs A. e.
Rison, Mrs. C. V. Ezell, Mrs. Geo.
c. McClain, Mrs. Fred Morris; and
among the out of town guests We're:
| Mrs. Todd Crutchfield and Mrs Dill
lard Peele of Greenwood, Miss, Mrs.
Robt. Morris of Bowling Green, KY,
| Mrs. II. S. Browne of Memphis, Mrs.
Reginald Jones of Houston, Texas.
Mrs w. A. Smith of Memphis, Mrs.
Foster of Jacksonville, Fla, Miss
Annie Leach of GAINESVILLE
Mrs. Amos G. Rhodes Hostess.
Complimentary to her house guest.
Mrs. w. A. Smith of Memphis, Mrs.
Amos Rhodes will entertain this.
Thursday afternoon with a theatre
party.
Social Service.
Mrs. S. c. Pullen, who is superin.
tendent of the Social Service depart
ment of the Methodist w. M. S., had
charge of the meeting at the church
Monday afternoon. The subject was
Education in the Rural Communi-
ties" discussed by Mesdames Don
Dumas, Sr., s. e. Cozatt, Will Looney
and Geo. McClarin.
The time OF meeting was changed
to four o'clock. The Bible Study
will be held at the church next
Ahoio"S WIN mrS' .. D. NelIIldn as
leader.
Rock Party.
B. H. Baker, Jr., of Greenwood,
Miss, was the honor guest of
rock party given by Mallory Morris
at his home, Blakemore street,
Tuesday evening. Progressive rock
was played at three tables.
The home was beautifully deco
rated in a color scheme of pink
and white, sweet peas and smilax
being used The dining room where
q buffet luncheon was served was
lighted with pink and white candles,
with a basket of smilax and sweet
peas as a centerpiece for the table.
Mr. Morris was assisted in enter
tanning by his mother Mrs. VIII
Morris.
Six couples enjoyed the hospitality.
Music Club Announcement.
A meeting of all the members of
the Matinee Music Club is called
for Thursday afternoon, June 80, at
four o'clock at the home of Mrs
A. A. Oliver Dunlap street.
Eastern Stars in Big Sandy.
Twenty-four of the local order of
the Eastern Star demonstrated Their
meetings at Big Sandy Monday night,
most of them going through in
cars. Those going were: Mesdames
Horace McVay, Mrs. Ross Rogers,
j. w. Cook, Robt. Arnett, L. f.
Shemwell, Mark Horner, Robt. Nc
Gowan, Ernest Turner, Willie Sea-
wright, Douglas Morris, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs Winfield, Misses Flora P.
Pool, Novella Crutchfield, Ruth
Looney, Annie Sinclair, and DR..
Usher, Mr.. Dority and Earnest Tur-
ner, Mrs. S. j. Veltman and Mrs.
Hannah Ray.
The Martha Chapter of the East
ern Star here is active and growing,
and their appearance at Big Sandy
was certainly an inspiration to this
sister lodge.
Theatre Party.
Mrs. w. S. Duvall delightfully."- en-
tertained with a theatre party Tues
day evening in honor of Mrs. Robert
Morris of Bowling Green, Mrs. Fl. S.
Brown of Memphis, Mrs. Emmett
Reed of Nashville, and Miss Louise
Scates of Memphis. There were
sixteen guests present
After the pleasure of the movies
an ice course was served at the
Triangle. Favors were miniature
sweet pea, corsages.
Hay Ride.
Mrs. l.. o. Brown entertained Tues
day night with hay ride to compli.
ment her sister, Miss Jeanette Hec,
tor of Union City. Afterwards re-
freshments were served at Mrs.
Browns home, Barton Apis. There
were thirteen couples.
Mrs. L. o. Brown and Miss Pearl
Brown We're chaperones.
Morning Rock.
Charming in every detail was the |
rock party given by Miss Elizabeth |
Watson in their apartment at 1.-THE |
Barton" Tuesday morning, to compli- |
ment Miss Annie Leach of Clarks- |
vile and Mrs Clinton A. Matthews,
a recent bride.
A profusion of sweet peas, lilies |
and roses were used attractively |
the reception rooms, all |
being gift bouquets.
A delicious salad course was
served.
Miss Corrinne Hancock won the
high score prize. TIE honoree prizes
were dainty and pretty.
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