The Columbus dispatch., 1921-05-29

lmuslcal toast.
Miss Georgia Hopkins Card Party.
Miss Georgia Hopkins was hostess
to the Week end Bridge Club on
last Thursday morning, entertaining
with bridge party that expressed
! in beautiful detail charming ideas Of
hospitality, The privileged guests
were: Mesdames ]. w. Slaughter,
Willis Pope, r. O. Hardy, Hunter
Walker, Herman Owen, l.. J. Franks,
Sam Kaye, Jr., ]. w. Cox, Oscar and
William Burris, S. B. Trippett, Leo
Flynn, B. G. Hazard, Harris Hardy,
Misses Marie Hopkins, Augusta
Equen and Gladys McGeorge.
X X
Mrs. Charles Rainey, of New Or
leans, has many admirers IN Colum
bus who will be delighted to welcome
so charming a visitor who comes this
week to be the guest of Mrs. r. A
Carson and Mrs. Charles Westmore-
land.
Mrs. Rainey will accompany Mrs.
Westmoreland when she returns home
from New Orleans, where she is now
visiting.
Prof. H. II. Ellis, superintendent
of City Schools, together with his
family will arrive in Columbus be
tween the first and fifteenth of July.
In the mean time, Prof. Ellis will
hold the chair of Pedagogy in the
summer school at the University of
the South at Knoxville, and later at
Union University at Jackson, Tenn.
Prof. Ellis and his family will be very
cordially welcomed to the social and
school life of the city.
X X
Mrs. J. +. Nicks and children left /
the latter part of the week to join
Mr.. Nicks in their future home in
Jackson, Tenn, where change of oc-
,upation made residence more desira-
ole. Mr.. Nicks and his family have
resided in Columbus for fifteen years,
and within that time, warm ties of
have endeared them to
arge number of acquaintances, who
sincerely regret their departure.
X X
Prof. and Mrs. Painter will be
.mong the absentees for the summer.
Mrs. Painter and the children are
eaving soon to visit Mrs. Painters
mother, Mrs. Mitchell in Goodman,
Mss, while DR.. Painter is engaged
n educational work at the West Ten
lessee Normal. Their plans for the
emainder of the summer are not yet
Miss Grace Harnsberger has return
d from brief visit with Miss Mary
Agnes Gordon IN Louisville, Miss. In
few days Miss Harnsberger will !;
cave for her home in Virginia. As !
young woman of charming person
lity, and a member of the public
,hool faculty, Miss Harnsberger has :
ndeared herself to a wide circle of
riends who sincerely regret her de- =
sion to remain in Virginia next ses- !.
ION. n
Iiss Wildman Hostess to Trail Club.
The Trail Club shared honors with
le many festive events of last week, !.
hen Miss Alice Wildman entertain =,
| at the Golden Goose last Wednes-
ly evening complimenting the
larming little club that has afforded
much pleasure to a congenial cot =
lie of Trail enthusiasts during the =
lst season.
ITOls anu MIS- D. -. lhNdbbNo a. |,.
aving the latter part of this week :,
r Nashville, Tenn, where Prof. =
eadows will be engaged in his usual
MINER course of study. In the Fall
ey will return to Columbus Tor VI
W days to bid adieu to the many "
lends who so sincerely regret the
parture Of this charming family. -
X
ip along the Southern Pacific to ="
,rkeley California, stopping at Los y
lgeles and Catalina Island for q
w days, returning by steamer from -
IN Francisco to Vancouver, and then =
trough the Canadian Rockies, stop N
ng at Lake Louise, Bauff, and other !
ints Of interest, thence home by 40
ly of Winnepeg, st. Paul and Chi co
90. 80
en-
Mrs. Peyton Norvell, Of Jasper. no
a.. is visiting her sister Mrs L. ID. =
tterson. whose guest she will be \
ring the Redpath Chautauqua when