The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

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Nttie Kennedy at her home on Main
street. On Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Nelson Hutchinson entertained in
formally at cards in her honor. On
Thursday morning Mrs. f. R. Simms
Mrs. Baird with an ele-
CANT twelve o'clock luncheon at which
covers for six were laid at beau
tifully appointed table whose color
motif Of crimson and green found ex-
preston in q central bowl abundantly
filled with crimson roses and sprays
Of Japanese ounce. Mrs. Sfmms
guests were; Mesdames James Baird,
E. T. Baird, Howard King, W. D.
Sanders and H. NJ. Pratt.
Mrs. L. l.. Owen Entertains Thursday
Bridge Club.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ben
Owen entertained the Thursday
Bridge Club with a lovely bridge par
ty, given at the Woman's Club, where
tonquils, daffodils, and narcissi
bright harbingers of spring, aided,
with graceful welcome, the cordial
hospitality of the hostess. Pretty and
artistic bridge sets made attractive
the tables where the fascinating
games were played and where, later,
the tempting menu was served. Those
presnt'were: Mesdames Hugh Hair
ston, J., T. Searcy, w. D. Sanders, S,
Il: Caine, R. f. Johnston, II, f. Sim
rail-, JIG. FAINT, Leighton Lide, Bob
.Tweedy, Carey Cooke, Henry Beard,
u. P.SWoodwafd, William Simpson, ID.
T. Castor, 7. Bailey Hardy. q. nc.
Owetk W. s. Turner Kittie KenHsas
B. G3Hazafd, Mount searles, Ailsson
Hardy, T. G Rillups and Misses Macy
Garth, Annie FAINT, Sadie Hudson,
Bessie Bloodworth, of New York, Au-
.gusta Equen and Martha Eckford.
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Mrs. Howard King Hostess To We'd
nesday Bridge Club.
A charming hostess and the environ
ment of a lovely home were the es-
pecial privileges Of the Wednesday
Bridge Club last Wednesday after
noon, when Mrs. Howard King en-
tertained the club at her home ca
North Second avenue. Skilfali play
ing gave Mrs. J. T, Searcy deck
Of. cards for top score, and thd Miss
Sadie Hudson a dainty camosole pro
vided consolation. After the games
10 DELICIOUS ssaaadl copfse was stfWeh
Abe gpesti list s'hicladed; MesJasies
Lee Game, Hugh Hairston. r. E.
Johnston, James Baird, of Inverness,
Kittie. Kennedy, w. D, SaRders, Mount
Searles, n, &c. Owen, Leighton Iide,
Howard Cox, Nelson Hutchinson, Ar
thur Stansell, S. B. Trippett, j. P.
Woodward, j. T. Searcy, Bob Tweedy,
Oscar Locke, F. r. Simms, Willis
Pope, E. T. Baird, and Misses Sadie
and Cornelia Hudson, Augusta Equen
and Helen Crawford.
Mrs. Lee Game Entcrtains for Mrs.
Baird.
On Saturday morning Mrs. James
Baird was honored by Mrs. Lee Game,
who gave a beautiful bridge lunch
con at her home on North Ninth
street complimentary to Mrs. +. T..
Baird's attractive guest. Spring flow
ers adorned with artistic beauty the
reception rooms where the fascinating
diversion claimed the interest Of the
guests, the most skilful Of whom were
awarded boxes of c1ldy rs prizes.
Valentine score cards gave pretty tone
to the decorative scheme. An elegant.
two course luncheon was served at
the tables when the games were over.
Those present were: Mrs. James CT,
Baird, the honoree, Mesdames E. T.
Baird, Leighton Lide, w. D. Sanders,
J. T Searcy, Kittie Kennedy, Parker
Reeves, j. P. Woodward, Carey Cooke,
gcb Tweedy, Arthur Stansel, F. r.
Simms, r. e. Johnston, I. Bailey Har-
dy, f. C. 0wen, j. G. FAINT, Henry
Beard, b. G. Hazard, Misses Sadie
Hudson and Bessie Blodworth, of New
York.
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