The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-03-18

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Club Announcements.
A business meeting of the Matinee
Music Club will be held this, Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Lavinia Cur
rier, Wood street. All members are
requested to attend.
Miss Mildred Karnes will enter
tain the Young Ladies Auction Club
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Walnut street
Better salaries for Teachers to
be discussed by w / Dale, president
of the City School Board at the
meeting of the Parent-Teacher Assoc
citation at Lee School, next Tuesday
afternoon, is one of the most inter-
esting and important subjects to be
reviewed during the year.
Mrs Alexander b White and Mrs
James II Wells Complimented
In honor oil Mrs James Ralston
Wells of Philadelphia, and her moth
err Mrs Alexander B White, Mrs II
McSwain was hostess of delightful
afternoon party at the home or her
parents, Col and Mrs o c Barton,
North Poplar street, Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The handsome home was more
beautiful in it's party adornment OF
spring flowers. Huge baskets Of love-
ly plum blossoms, and of sweet flow
ering peach blossoms, pots of full
blown hyacinths, crystal bowls of VIC
let's, and a proiusion of bright but
tercups and jonquils added to its
usual attractiveness.
The guests were entertained by a
delightful program of vocal musical
numbers, given by Mrs Marvin Nc
Swain, who was accompanied by
Miss Vonelva Burch. Mrs McSwain's
selections included, 1.-The Icicle, y
1.-THE Big Brown Bear" IAN Open
Secret" Robin, Robin, Sing Me a
Song" Angus Mcdonald"
A refreshment course of delecta-
BILE salad and ices was served.
| The hostess was assisted by Mes
danes Geo r McSwain w d Nc
, Swain, Ruth Frazier, F M VanCleave,
E e Snyder and Miss Dolly Crutch.
field.
The personnel included thirty in
innate friends of the honorees.
m-Monthly Woman's Club
Meeting.
Mrs II E Lewis entertained the
regular meeting of the Woman's
Club Wednesday afternoon at hel
home, North Poplar street
| Two interesting chapters from Gre
alive Chemistry" were ably discussed
by Mrs H c Mcneil and Mrs Stephen
Morris, Mrs Mcneil discussing Rub
ber' and Mrs Morris talking or
Corn
The Independent synopsis was Civ
en- by Mrs John Kane CurrieE Jr.
At the social hour following tht
program, the hostess served deli
cious refreshments.
HiI-Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs s M Hill announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Annie, tc
John Everett Phelps, March 81,
O'Clock at the India church.
w C T Social Meeting
l. Good attendance featured the socia
meeting of the w C 7 U with Mrs
j d. Atkins, Washington street, Wed
nesday afternoon, A very interest
ing study on the life of Frances L
Willard was led by Mrs E c Brown
Mrs r L Dunlap also gave a sketch
of her life. Other program numbers
were piano duet, Mary Atkins ant
Priscilla Dumas; solo, Mrs Rober
MCGOWAN; reading, Priscilla Dumas
Delightful refreshments were ser
we'd.
Mrs H Blake is visiting relatives
in jackson, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs Frank sellars, Hudson
avenue, have returned from a two
weeks visit to poirts in Texas.
Rugs, just received, and prices are
right.
4-2t Eze1l, EPullen & Grass,
Encourage your young folks to reg
lister in the Musical Memory Contes
now
Mrs w w Wentworth and son O.
Santa Rosa, New Mexico are guests
of Mrs Don Dumas Jr, Washington
street
Eugene Rison and Yancey Q Cald
well who are attending Columbia Mil
itary Academy spent few days herr
this week with their parents. Nj
Caldwell was accompanied home b,
Morris Womack of Houston, Texa
who is also attending the Academy
Your children are familiar witt
the latest Jazz" Would they know
the Duet of the Flowers by Puc
cini, from "Hark, Hank, the Lark,
by Schubert?
Born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs Rob
Vaughn, Jernigan addition, a daugh
ter.
Misses Alice and Muriel Hendrick.
of Savannah, Ga, are visiting thei
aunt Mrs w Miller and grandmothe
Mrs A J Breedlove.
Mrs w Glover of Paris Ky, il
the guest of Mrs w Miller.
The ten dollar premium offered il
the Musical Memory Contest ma,
soon slip through the fingers of tn,
winning contestants, but the won
derful harmonies with which theil