Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-05
Miss Olivia Long, of Tupelo was &

MI. ~. Il. iIeilly Vi hiVuS, Nioiece
his neice, Mrs. L. II. Harris recently
the Mission Study Glass conducted
by ms. RainWater met with Mrs. E
II. Harris Tuesday.
Mesdames E. H. Barry, Johnson ano
Robinson were hostess for the Frances
Leavell circle Wednesday Afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Thomas and
family were week end guests Of Elder
and Mrs. w. L. Smith.
Miss Scott of Holly Springs, spent
the week with Mrs. Joe Friedman.
Messrs. Edward Furr and H. Reece
of Tupelo We're guests of Mr.. Furr's
sister, Mrs. Eddie Avent during the
Sneed, the past week.
Miss Dolly Miller of Shreveport, La.
is the guest of Mrs. Edison Avent.
DR.. Dewey Under of Greenville was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Stanley
Sneed the past week
Miss Vera Horn, of New Albany,
and Miss Evelyn Hammett of Fayette
were guests of Misses Estelle Knight
and Mrs. ]. S. Hicks the past week
end.
Dr. D. A. Richey of Los Angeles,
Cal was the guest of Mrs. Omna
McMahon the past week.
Miss Addie Lee Baird of Greenwood
who has bsen the guest of her aunt,
Miss Mary Louise Nelson, left for her
home Wednesday.
Miss jamie Mae Willis of Hamilton,
Miss. spent several days with her
brother, Faye Willis, who is at cole
Miss, and Oxford friends the past
week
Miss Alice Jackson of McComb,
spent few days with her brother,
Forrest Jackson, an ole Miss" student
during the State Meet. She and her
friend Miss Alice Johnson were guests
of Miss Miriam Jackson at Mrs. Hun
tiers while in the city.
Mrs. Charles Crsty and Charles
Cristy, Jr., were guests OF her mother,
Mrs. Anna Mcmahon recently.
The Novelty Club meets with Mrs.
George Keys Thursday afternoon.
Miss Claire Roggli, of Dechard,
Tenn, who has been the guest of Miss
Mary DOGGY, left Wednesday for
Memphis.
Mrs Gordon of Coffeeville spent a
few days with Mrs. Joe Friedman.
Mr.. r. /. Bell, OF Grenada spent
Sunday with Rev. w. L. Smith and
family.
Mrs. c. c. Longest and Miss Lon
Nelson left Tuesday for Laural to
attend a meeting of the Colonial
Danes.
Miss Maude Anderson is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Will Woodward.
Miss Willie Langston of Como as a
recent guest of Mrs. w. L. Smith.
Mrs. Stella McKoskle Pierce, Of
Chicago, is registered at the Colonial
Hotel this week.
Dr.. Joseph Rennie of Greenwood
was the guest of Rev. J. A. Christian
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs Faser entertained Drs
Aft Stone, J. H. Swan, Senator Kyle
Messrs. Linck, Traeblood and Croft, at
dinner Tuesday evening.
Mrs. d. |. Sultan left Wednesday
afternoon for Washington, D. c..
! where she will spend the month OF
, MAY with her SON, Colonel Dan Sultan
and family.
Miss McKinstrey of Blue Mountain
stopped over with Mrs. w. l. Hargis
en-route to Meridian to attend the
Teachers Association.
Quite number of Oxford people
attended the marriage of Mr.. Wood B
Hall and Miss Jean Mathis at College
Hill Tuesday afternoon, of which wed
ding a full description will be givel
in next weeks Eagle.
, WOMANS BOOK CLUB CELBRATI
! A special musical program will b.
given at o'clock at the Universit,
Chapel by the Womans Book Club il
honor of their Twenty-fifth Aniver
sary This is an open meeting and al
who enjoy good music will miss
great treat if they do not atteno
Remember the date, Friday, May 8.
Mr.. ]. H. Morris made y bushes
trip to Memphis yesterday.
Misses Abbie West, Lucy Mitchell
Maude West and Eddna May Myer:
of Grenada, were the guests of Mrs F
R. Cobb, during the State meet.
C D. Bennett of Holly Springs sper
Sunday with home folks.