The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-30
wOman's Club Party.

WOman's Club Party.
The distinguishing social event of
the week was the monthly party of
the Woman's Club, given 1T the club
rooms last Friday afternoon, which
expressed in a beautiful way the ex-
quisite taste and ability Of the enter
tsinment committee. A color motif
of yellor and white and green adorned
the club rooms. Daffodils with gar
lands of smilax and an artistic use
of pine foliage were employed in the
assembly room where cards were
played. In the tea room, the color
scheme was happily developed with
ferns, daffodils, narcissis, and yellow
candles in crystal candle sticks. The
tea table with its lace cover over gold
SAITH and its scintillating crystal and
silver ornaments was particularly
pleasing. In accord with an establish
ed policy the entertainment was ar
ranged to give pleasure to all of the
members. Early in the afternoon
cards were played at nine tables for
those who favored that form of di-
version. Miss Jennie Sharp received
the high score prize, handsome
hand painted bon bon receptacle and
Mrs. w. S. Turner, the consolation, a
deck of cards. Later an afternoon
tea afforded enjoyment for the mem
bers not interested in cards. De-
licious refreshments emphasizing the
decorative motif were served Mes
danes Leighton Lide, Arthur Stan
sci, DIT. CASTOR, Nelson Hutchinson,
with Mrs. Mullen Knox as chairman,
composed the entertainment commit
tee and also welcomed the guests.
Anniversary Entertainment of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Chumley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Chumley en-
tertained ca Friday evening, January
20, with brilliant reception in hon
or of their thirty-first wedding an
niversary. The handsome home on
North Third avenue was beautifully
decorated with pot plants and cut
flowers. Lilies were used in the living
room and dining room, color scheme
of green and white prevailing. Mas
ter Edward Chumley invited the
guests into the reception hall anc
Miss Mary Adelaide Mccullough pre-
sided over the register, where the
guests registered their names. Misses
Dollye Porter and Mary Alice Law
ley served delicious punch through
out the evening. Mrs. Chumley re
ceived her guests in a beautiful gowr
of beaded georgette, and Mrs. p. +
Mccullough, who assisted an receiving
wore handsome toilette Of blaci
beaded satin. Mrs, Chumley served
buffet supper Of chicken salad AM
turkey with coffee and crackers
Later the guests enjoyed dancing
Mrs. Chumley and Mrs. Mccullough
leading with the Virginia reel. Those
invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. F
Mccullough and Mary Adelaide, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Gunter, Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. H. E
King, Mr.. and Mrs. f w Norwood
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wallace Neyman, Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Neyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
dette Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Jacl
Cheatham, Mesdames E. F. Griffin
f. E. Chappell, Mignon DeLoach, An
ME Mills, z. P. Landrum, John S
McClanahan, William G.. Davis, Chas
Jacobs, G. w. Carson, T. |. Halbert
Griggs Ussery, ]. L. FAINT. Fannie
Childers, Mr. and Mrs. George Pullen
Mr.. Charles Buder, Mr.. M. Kirby
Misses Mary Alice Lawley Dolly
Porter, Sara FAINT, Grace FAINT anc
Ada Shaw.
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Miss Pauline Harris Bridge Party.
A ccnspicuously charming event o
last weeks social activities was tn,
lovely bridge party which Miss Pau
line Harris gave at the Woman''
Club last Thursday afternoon. Pref
ty decorations of bamboo vines ant
southern pine boughs gave pleas