The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-05

emit Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Slaughter
lead the Grand March.
i The chapercnes were: Mr.. and Mrs.
~. w. Slaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Woodward, Mrs. Kittie Kennedy, Mr.,
and Mrs. Howard King, Mrs. Geo.
sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Hardy,
n Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hardy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Z Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burris.
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ID. A. X. Meeting.
A very enthusiastic and impressive
meeting of the Shu-ko-ta To-ma-ha
Chapter, D. A. r. was held Monday,
May goth, at the Woman's Club.
Being the last of the season, and
bringing to a close year of inter
esting work and accomplishments,
the meeting which was presided over
dby the first vice-regent, Miss Ella
Sherrod held noteworthy features. In
addition, after chapter business had
closed, a beautiful memorial service
was held in honor of the day.
Miss Tucker read Wilson's Memoir
ial Prayer, Mrs. Landrum, those beau
tiful verses, "Flanders Fields" and
Mrs. Sheffields Messages of Gen. Per-
shing and Secretary of War Weeks.
The meeting closed with silent prayer
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Courtesy to Miss Marion Johnston.
A pretty compliment, for which
Miss Marion Johnston was the charm
ing inspiration was given the fair
visitor by Mrs. Willis Pope on last
Friday afternoon.
AS a porch party, with semi-al
fresco attractions the courtesy afford
ed treasured memories to a congolial
group of favored friends. The hostess
presented her guests with three SOU
yenirs of the occasion, a corsage pin
for the guest, deck of cards for top
score and a set of correspondence
cards for consolation. After the
games a delicious ice course was ser
we'd.
Mr.. J, H. Mehaffey, 0 fSteens, en-
tertained most pleasantly, a weekend
party of Columbus friends, az an out
door dinner which included delici-
Gus barbecue, brunswick stew, iced
tea and other condiments. v- The for
tunate were: Mayor and Mrs. Glover,
and Alfred Glover, Mr.. Ed Kuykendall
and little daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Bearden, Mr. and Mrs T. A. H.
Wood, Mr.. Joe Wood and Miss Halle
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Mcconnell,
Mrs. Baker, Miss Annie eBaI!en and
Mr.. Curry Kuykendall.
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Juvenile Dance at WOman's Club.
The juvenile dance at the Woman's !
Tub on last Friday evening, rivaled =
n fun if it didnot compare in other re-
poets with the elegant and formal -
ance of the same date given by the =
;hoctaw Club. Under the chaperon-
ge of Miss Pauline Rouse, a group
f merry high school girls enjoyed a :,
ew hours of the pleasant pastiRe, "
vailing themselves of the club privi- It
,ges extended them on Friday even !,
lg. =
Sundays issue of the Atlanta Con-
titution contained a picture of the
acently appointed president of the u
aren't Teacher Association of De "
ltur, Ga, Mrs. D. c. Lawhorn, who is p
sister Of Mrs. T. A. H. Wood, the =
resident of the Franklin Parent 81
eacher Association of this city. N
ute a bit of pleasant rivalry exists 81
,twem the two enthusiastic school
orkers, both of whom possess mark
executive ability. -
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ID. c. Meeting. IA,
The S. d. Lee Chapter, U. d. C. WI
Id its closing meeting for this sea ~
n at the Woman's Club last Friday w
orning. In the absence Of the presi- la
mt. Mrs. J. T. Sanford, Mrs. J. l.
urdivant very gracefully presided
the deliberations. Business matters Ca
rluded an interesting report of the to
attiesburg Convention, given in Mrs. ito
ssums well chosen words. ial
Bourq. the charming VIII
tie French teacher who has won the fir
arts Of so many friends during her
sidence here, is leaving Columbus Mr.
is week for New York. there to be J
lrried to the young Frenchman to ed
Iom her troth was plighted before bri
r departure from France. Madame noe
urq IS leaving Columbus also. In one
2 Fall she will teach in Nashville. we'
mn.