The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-11

AA fA~AANAR "a INV HkAANNJ sNA Va
this city are always delighted to as
semble at the home of Mrs. S. l..
Game, who is ever a delightfully."-
charming hostess. This week Mrs.
Game opened her home on three oc-
casions to friends who met at various
times.
On Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers of the Wednesday Bridge Club
were the honored guests who aRsembl-
ed at three O'clock and were greeted
by Mrs. Game, Mrs. II. F. Simrall and
Mrs. John Richards, who assisted Mrs.
Game in receiving her guests each
afternoon. Mrs. r. f. Johnston pre-
sided over the punch bowl, which was
gracefully reclining on table bank
cd with yellow chrysanthemums and
ferns. The lower suite of rooms were
thrown open and brilliant lights added
brightness to the elaborate deeora-
tions Of flowers and ferns. In the din
ing room, vases of golden pom-pom
hrysanthemums, intermingled with
maidenhair ferns, formed a pretty set
ing, and the parlor was radiant with
IN array of golden cosmos completing
the idea of the fall season. Across
e hall the living room was elabo-
9telv decorated in holly and tiny red
berries forming a colorful combination
f Christmas like appearance At the
conclusion of many interesting hands
{ bridge, Miss Mary Garth received
tie club prize, and Mrs. w, d. Sanders
The guest prize, both Of which were
beautiful boxes of candy. The follow
M guests were invited for Wednes.
av: Mrs. R. Z. Johnston, Mrs. Reu-
Banks, Mrs. j. p. Woodward, Miss
ma Banks, Mrs. LYDIA Sykes, Mrs
ME Carr, Mrs. Bailey Hardy, Miss
Wary Garth, Mrs. Robert Hardy, Mrs
u@h Hairston, Mrs. Middleton Woot-
n Mrs. j. c. FAINT. Mrs. Howard King
YRS. I. j. Locke. Mrs. w. d. Sanders
Mrs. Franklin Phillips, Mrs. Eunice
Campbell, Mrs. Rowena Cooke. Mrs
John Richards and Mrs. 7. w, Hardy.
The Thursday Bridge Club were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon and for
this event Mrs. Game used similar de-
"orations in the spacious rooms where
the guests played cards. Mrs. Rob.
ert Tweedy served punch to the guests
ss they arrived and the atmosphere of
TIE Game home within was quite in
contrast to the dreary December dav
Of rain and cold without. Mrs. Henry
Peard and Miss Anna Banks were
the fortunate guests to receive pretty
trophies as SYMBOLS Of their skill in
the game and the other guests who
enjoyed this afternoon with Mrs
Caine were Mrs. jamie Carr, Mrs. d.
7. CASTOR. Mrs. G.. A. Wilkinson, Miss
Mary Garth, Miss Sadie Hudson, Mrs
NJ. r. Proctor, Mrs. B. L. Owen. Mrs.
r. E. Johnston, Mrs. John Richards.
Mrs. Parker Reeves, Mrs. T. c. Bill
l"ps. Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs /,
Leo Flvnn, Mrs. Reuben Searcy, Mrs
Sam Lindamood. Miss Katherine Lin
damood. Mrs. Willis PoDe, Mrs. Elzv
Pope, Mrs. Robert Tweedv, Mrs
Henry Sherrod. Mrs. ]. w. Slaughter
and Mrs. Oscar Locke.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Caiua invited
a chosen number of friends for bridoo
and on this occasion Mrs. Frank Phil {
Inns assisted in greeting the guests ,
and serving punch. Those fortunate '
r. winning prizes were Mrs. Hugh
p"i~ston and Mrs. ]. M. Kaufman
who drew souvenirs Of candy. The y
"T'aets on Friday afternoon were;
Miss Nailie Kern. Mrs. w. y. Sand
ers, Mrs. Hugh Hairston. Mrs. Walter z
Swoone. Mrs. Albert Herring. w..
Mrs. II. F. Simrall. Mrs. Frank Phil
lrs Mrs Louise Lapdrum. Mrs. Leo e
Md Lob. Mrs Albert Loeb. Mrs. I / {
Il. SIMON, Mrs. H. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. L il
A. Vau0hn. Mrs. =. r. Sinms. Mrs
7 NJ. Kaufman. Mrs. S. Hecht. Mrs
r~"n"es Wostmoreland Mrs. ]. NJ lv
MORGAN. Mrs Sam KAYE Jr., Miss w.
'Ve'ona Poindexter and Mis-. Annie I
cauf.
Fa"h afternoon Mrs. Game varied
7"r refreshpent rourse with many de- T
'"a"iAs appropriate with a hot plate Il
rncheon.