Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-19

L. Mason at the Paris Hill Country Club
and very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all. The obstacle golf contest was won
by Mrs. George E. Turner for the
women and by Thayer Quinby for the
men. The regular tea next Saturday
will be given by Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Lunt. A subscription card party
will be given as the club house on
Thursday evening of this week ct eight
O'Clock.
The heads of the Country Club Fair
committees are requested to meet at
Miss Nieman's home on Wednesday at.
tsrnoon at 4 O'Clock.
Lieut.. Orland H. Daniels has been sp-
pointed by the directors to take the place
Of Maj. George &. Turner ~ superin-
tendens OF the grounds ut the Country
Club. Major Turner has done very
efficient service In this capacity.
Tea will be served at the Paris Hill
Country Club at O'Clock beginning
Wednesday, and continuing through the
week. On Saturday the usual club tea
will be given.
Frank T. Case of st. Louis recently
spent few days nc the Hubbard House
with Mrs. Case, who ID spending the
summer here.
Miss Eleanor Sparrow of New Jersey
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nellie s.
Brown, nc her home here.
Miss Mary P. Burchfield and Miss
Lide w. Shaffsr Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
arrived st Paris Hill last week and are
Occupying Miss Burchfeld's summer
home here.
Mr.. Frederick T. Case, Mrs. Charles
L. Case and the Misses Mary and Ade-
laide Case arrived at the summer home
of the family last week; having driven
their car through from New York.
A party of the relatives and intimate
friends Of Major and Mrs. George e.
Turner gave supper In their honor at
Paris Hill Country Club Last Thursday
evening. All the guests were seated at
long table on the new porch whore q
bountiful menu Was served, followed by
brief remarks by Admiral William w.
Kimball, and response by Major Turner.
The occasion was given ss testimonial
of the esteem In which Major and Mrs.
Turnsr are held by their many friends
in this community, and much regret was
expressed on account of their removal
to Redlands, California. The Turner
family are leaving for California on
Tuesday Of this week, and will stop for
. visit to relatives in st. Louis. They
take with them the good wishes OF Q
large number Of friends and the hope for
their early return to Paris Hill.
The following committees have been
chosen for the Paris Hill Country Club
fair that is to be given early In August:
Fancy Work Booth-Mrs. 81. W. Lyon. chair
man, Mrs. Leslie L. Mason, Mrs. Mary !. Da-
vies. Mrs. Edward p. Staples. Mrs. u. @. Brush.
C. H. C. Wright, Mrs. Nellie s. Brown. Mrs. j..
G. Littlefeld, Mrs. Florence ii. Bradbury.
Housekeeping and Apron Boosh-Mrs. Charles
Edward Case, chairman. Miss Agnes II. Brown,
Mrs. Jessie B. Potter, Mrs. Edward L. Paris,
Mrs. Gertrude Brinckle. Mrs. Carroll I. Hooper,
Mrs. Ellen q. Jackson, Mrs. Mira G. Snow. Mrs.
Charles L. Case, DR.. Charlotte y. Hammond.
Miss Eleanor G. May, Mrs. Alpheus g. Rogers.
Miss Emily Btssel.
Children's Booth-Miss Mary P. Burchfeld.
chairman, Mrs. George K. Turner. Mrs. Leonard
C. Ashton, Mrs. Olive T. Lunt. Miss Gene Nc
Kinney, Mrs. Roger Davis. Miss Lide w. Shat
fer.
Store Booth-hrs. George II. Atwood. chair
man. Mrs. Alton @. Wheeler. Mrs. Joseph B.
Wheeler, Miss Gertrude Brooks, Miss Pauline
Davies, Misc Eleanor P: Collier. Mrs. Kimhall
c. Atwood. Jr., Ars. Lois Curtis Clark.
Candy Booth-Miss Mary O. Case. chairman.
Miss Mary A. Pierce, Mrs. Harold Marr, Mrs
Hopper Lenox Mot; Mrs; Hugh pendextsr. Miss
Mrs. A. B. Garceion, Miss Josephine Co'e, Miss
Grace Collier, Virginia K. Hall. Alice II. Bart
less. Mary Jones, Mrs. Orlando 81. Daniels.
Punch and Ice Cream Booth-Mrs. Walter L.
stella N. Lunt. Miss Louise Diman, Mrs. Helen
Cole Bickford, Mrs. n. Carroll. Mrs. Irving
D. Barrows. Miss Barbara Brooks.
Food Bcoth-Mrs. ID. N. Stewart, chairman,
Mrs. Caroline Il. Nieman, Mrs. j. N. Thompson,
Mrs. Emma II. Hubbard. Mrs. Mark P. Shaw,
Mrs Edward 7. Brown. Mrs. Gertrude G. Green.
Mrs. Stuart w. Goodwin.
Grabs-Miss Harriette II. winslow. chairman,
Miss Mary Mitchell. Miss Irene 7. Cranston,
Miss Adelaide T. Case. Miss Margaret Gilman,
Mrs. II. II. Carlson.
Entertainments Committee Sara 4. Me
man. chairman. Mrs. Mary b. Garter. Miss Julia
II. Carter.
A very pleasant gathering Of the Sum-
sinners was held with Thyrs Dudley
Thursday, July 14th. There were IS
members present. Plans for q fair the
last Of August were completed, with the
toloWing cOmmitteess
Committee OF Arrangements-May Haxelton
and Elizabeth Stearns.
Apron Tsble-Sadie Rowe, chairman, Addie
Stone, Clara Ryerson, Gusta Hamlin, Florence
Parlin, Isabel Field.
Candy Table-Abbie Abbott. chairman, Angle
scribner. Linnie stearns. Rose Swan.
Food Table--Thyrs Dudley. chairman. Mary
Stearns, Fannie Pierce. Leetta Bsrrows. Ellen
Bennett, Ada King.
Ice Cream-Myrtie Gates. chairman, Wilma
Stearns. Marjorie Hesld. Ida Sturtevant. Ida
Stearns.
Quit-Ahce Field. chairman, Mary Pierce.
Kate Hammond, Julia Shaw. Maud Andrews.
The next meeting will be with Sadie
Rowe on Thursday, July 2S.
The midsummer ball will be held at |
Academy Hall Tuesday evening, July 28. |
with music by Shaw's Orchestra. Cum
mipgs' ice cream will be ou sale at In |