The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-16
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. FAINT Entertain
For NJ. S. C. w. Faculty.


For NJ. S. C. w. Faculty.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. FAINT entertained
at an elegant reception in honor of
the NJ. S. c. w. Faculty last Thursday
evening. In graceful courtesy to the
honorees and guests, the reception
rooms Of the presidents home were
deliberately embellished with fes-
toons Of smilax, pot plants, white
crysanthemums and profusion of
pink roses. In the hall and parlor
white crysanthemums and narcissus
prevailed; pink roses and pink shaded
candles graced the living room; the
dining room was particularly. pleas
ing in pink and gold. The dining
table with its cover of cluny lace over
gold was adorned with a bowl of
Ophelia roses and yellow shaded
tapers with traceries of smilax sur
rounding it. The receiving line in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. j. c.. FAINT, DR.,
and Mrs. Dabney Lipscomb, Mrs,
Thompson, of Jackson, Misses Nellie
Kern and Annie FAINT. Mrs. FAINT
wore gown of blue and silver tissue
with over draperies of silver lace
Mrs. Lipscomb was attired IN white
crepe de chene. Mrs. Thompson in
an afternoon gown, Miss Kern wore
blue brocaded satin, and Miss FAINT
black chantilly over black satin
Those who assisted elsewhere We're;
Misses Eta Atwell, Corrine Williams
who welcomed the guests, Miss Cor
nelia Hudson, who Introduced the
guests to the host and hostess. Miss
es Wildman and Hooper Apreslded
over the living room Mrs. Daugher-
ty, Misses johnson and Boyd enter,
tanned the guests in the dining room
Misses Elizabeth Bell, Minta Haines
Brother, Helen Carleton, Julia Lip
scomb and LYDIA Boyd Blunt were tbs
dainty little maids who served the
refreshments, an ice course with nuts
lind bon bons. Besides the members
of the NJ. S. c. w. Faculty the guest
list included number Of town
friends.
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Mrs. Il. G.. Hazards Series of Parties
The charming hospitality Of Mrs
B. G. Hazard found expression in a
series Of beautiful card parties given
at her home on College street on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week. For the occasion, choice hoi
house blooms added pleasing grace
to the artistic appointments of .the
Hazard. home. Pink roses Harmonic
ed with the mural decorationg in hal
and living room and white crysanthe-
NUNS adorned the dining room. a
privileged corterie of friends, vert
honorees on Tuesday when five tab.
les of bridge engaged the Fascinated
interest of the guests Mrs, Leigh;
ton Lide was fortunate contestantffoi
top score, a perfume bottle. Mrs
Parker Reeves cut for consolation, 9
Pholson gift. A salad course witt
ice was served at the conclusion OF
the games. During the Afternoon
Miss Hood delighted the guests witt
several beautiful songs. The guest
list on Tuesday included: Miss Hood
Mesdames S. L. Caine, Arthur Stan.
sci, Frank Phillips, Parker Reeves
w. D. Sanders, Nelson Hutchinson
Leighton Lide, Mullen Knox, II. X
Robinson, Hunter Walker j. P
Woodward, G. NJ. Flynn, Leo Flynn
Dan CASTOR, Coleman Hamilton, r. |
Stephenson, VIM. Simpson, D. D
Stephenson, Jr., and Miss Ann'
Stephenson. So
The Wednesday party compliment.
ed the Weekend Bridge Club. Miss
Bynum, of CORTLAND, Ala, and Mis-:
Augusta Equen won the souvenirs Of
the Afternoon. Those, present were
Mesdames j. w. Slaughter, s. B
Trippett, j. w. Cox, Oscar Locke
William and Oscar Burris, Wills Pope
Herman Owen, William Morris, San
Lindamood, Earnest Locke, Mise.
Adelyn Hood, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Helen Bynum, of CORTLAND, Ala.
Georgia Hopkins, Pauline Harris
Lille May Randle, Anne Stephenson
Augusta Equen.