The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-08-05

friends last Friday morning at the
stately home of their parents, DR.. and
! Mrs. I. j. Brown on the corner of
Margin and College Streets. Delight
full refreshments were served.
' The gracious Miss Robbie Doak err
tertained a few friends on Friday
morning of last week at Bridge.
Some of the best players in the city
were OF hand which added greatly to
the pleasure of the hour. Rrfresh-
mentS in the way of a salad course
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Kettle and their
little daughter, Mary Katherine, were
among the Grenadians who spent two
weeks on the Gulf Coast at Biloxi.
They returned home Monday night
after pending a few days in New Or
leans.
DR.. c: NJ. Ship spent the past Sun
day in Water Valley visiting relatives.
DR.. j. S. Sharp was called to
Sharkey Tuesday to see Mrs. w. J..
Jennings, who has been i'll for a week
or more with fever. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. w. j. Jennings, Jr..
who is still at the bedside of her
mother.
Mrs. D. G. Ross left Wednesday
for Sharkey, where she went to be at
the bedside of her mother. Mrs. W.
j. Jennings, who is quite i'll.
The spacious and lovely country
home near Tie Plant of Mr.. and Mrs. |
w. NJ. Mitchell was thrown omen
tuesday afternoon to a reception in
honor of n of Grenada's newest
br1de's, Mrs. Roland w. Jones. Mrs.
Mitchell is a gracious hostess and is
never better pleased than when she
IS doing something for the pleasure
or the comfort OF some one else. She
lett nothing undone and the recep-
tor was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Horton, accom-
panied by their niece, Miss Mary.
returned Monday from an extended
trip west which carried them to Tex
as and New Mexico and we'll as other
points. Mr.. Horton has been awayi
several months. Mrs. Horton left .
about n month ago to join him in /.
New Mexico. I
The beautiful bungalow being
by Mr.. c. C.. White on south
Main Street IS rapidly nearing COM
Work is soon to begin on the par
'onage of the pastor of the First
3aptist church. The building is to
re erected or the lot just east of the
,ack Wilson residence on Third
Sheriff ID. W. Beck left Tuesday for
lot Springs, Ark, where he hopes to-
cooperate from a rather prolonged
During his absence the
ffice> will be in charge Of his chief
equity, Mr.. Virgil R. James.
Rev. W. w. Woodland and familyt
1T Thursday in their automobile forI
mississippi coast, where they will
e perhaps two weeks.
Rev. r. A. Tucker and wife leftI
ariy Thursday morning in their car
Aberdeen, where Mrs. Tucker will
emaln with her mother who is at
home of Mrs. fuckers sister. Mr..
ucker will take the train for Juna-
lSka, N. G. They will both be alb
until about September /. Miss
atheriGe, the daughter, is in Baton
ouge with Mr.. fuckers sister.
DR.. W. 2. Ferguson has been on the
ok list for several days but The
entlnel is pleased to that
is thought to be improving.
Rev. J. w. Young and family. of
reenville, are visiting at the home r.
Mr.. Young's father, DIR. J. w.
and family.
The Methodist Parsonage was the g.,
enc of a most pleasant gathering w.
Friday when a number of the vo
lends of the daughter of the house. ~
ISIS Miriam Woodland, gathered to We
Joy a game of Rock. Dainty re- "a
were served. m,
The attractive Duncan home on On
Street was the place where Co
e Bridge Club gathered last FridayI tn;
ternoOn as the guests of the Lowell
daughter, Mrs. w. R. Mcbride. Z
was herself there for a short
sit. The grandeur of the giant '
AIDE trees in the beautiful yard
to heighten the pleasure of =
e game. The refreshments were
enjoyed.
On Wednesday morning at the g
McElwrath home, the only
gle daughter Of the household.
SIS Lena Elma, and Miss Emma =
'ty played the part of hostesses of
Bridge Club. And to say that
two very charming young ladies'
uld undertake anything means the
of every detail. This &C.
'lon demonstrated the accuracy of
S statement. 1t was one of the
st enjoyable meets.
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