The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-01

Mrs. Gerard Franz, of Jacksonville,
Fla, whose visit home is being mark
ed with so many pretty attentions,
was the honoree on Wednesday last at
a lovely bridge party Of four tables
given by Mrs. w. d. Sanders and Mrs.
Parker Reeves at the home of Mrs.
Sanders, where the beauty Of roses
was a harmonizing accessory to other
charming details which included hand
painted prizes and daintily served
two course menu. The guest list was
composed of coterie of young mat
rons.
A Correction.
Internationally the Dispatch made
a mistake in last Sundays issue in
stating that the George Rifles were
honor guests at the Choctaw dance.
The dance was not given in honor Of
any particular persons, but another
entertainment was given in honor of
The George Rifles and the facts were
somewhat confused.
However, the young men of the A.
and M. College both Individually and
collectively, the George Rifles and the
Lee Guards are always most desira-
BILE guests at the social affairs Of Co.
umbus.
Entertains Card Club.
Miss Elizabeth Love delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the I. T.
Gard Club at her home ON Main street,
on last Saturday afternoon. After the
games refreshing ice course was
served. Those present were: Miss
Fannie Harrison, Miss Annie Claire
Mayfield, Miss Hazel Morrison, Miss
Louise Ezell, Miss Hazel Jacob, Miss
Willetta Gardner, Miss Mildred
Brown, Miss Estelle Brownee, Miss
Loucille Harrison, Misses KatherineN
and Marion Couchman.
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Carpenter Watson.
Miss Bette Carpenter and Mr. Dud-
ley Watson of this place were quietly
married at the Methodist parsonage
in Macon last Wednesday evening, the
pastor of the Methodist church officia-
ting.
Accompanied by Mrs, ]. f. Pippen
and Mr.. Lafayette Swoope the pros
pective bride and groom motored to
Macon for the ceremony, after which
they left for a honeymoon on the
coast. Best wishes for a long and
happy married life are extended the
happy couple.
Pace-W West.
Mr.. William Pace, of Columbus, Ga,
and Miss Susie West, of this city were
quietly married at the home of the
groom's relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Sparks, last Saturday afternoon, Rev.
j. F. Sansing, pastor of the Second
aptist church officiated. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for
their future home in Columbus,
Georgia, carrying with them the best
wishes of numerous friends.
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Pretty Party for Children.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W.
S. Lindamood entertained the chill
dren of the Elementary Department of
the First Presbyterian church with a
lovely alfresco gathering at her home
on the Highlands, the attractive home
and lawn offering an ideal setting for
the happy guests.
Mrs. Lindamood was assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining by the teach
ers of the department of which she is
superintendent.
Miss Vernon Waller Entertains
For Visitors.
A group of charming guests fur
nished inspiration for a lovely noon
luncheon last Friday at the Golden
Goose, at which Miss Vernon Waller
was a charming and gracious hostess.
The honorees were: Mrs. Gerard
Franz, Misses Evelyn Kendrick,
Sarah Davis Webb, Mildred Heard and
Waller.
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Partain- Hathaway.
The ceremony uniting in marriage
Mr.. Bertis Partain and Miss Wilma
was solemnized at the home
If Rev. T. E. Gregory last Wednesday
afternoon in the presence of the rela-
ives and intimate friends of the con-
.racting parties. Mr.. Partain is a
,alued employee of the Southern Ex-
press Company, with a wide circle
# friends to congratulate him.
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