The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-04-22
Local, Social
anc Dersonat

oAlSy. was IL NCIy CfldIIIlltl
guest last week in the home of Mrs
w. r. Todd.
Mrs. J. T. Thomas, on SATURDAY.
April PC, entertained very informal
". but delightfully."- in honor Of Mrs
W. r. Todd's house guest, Mrs
Charles Romberger, of Water Valley
A number of interesting games o
rock and bridge filled the Afternoon
hours and at their conclusion deli
clous cream and cake were served
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, daughter o.
the honse. with her friend. Mis-:
Louise Hoffa. ably assisted her moth
er IN the entertainment Of her guests
La-La-By Baby Swings at SharT
Furniture COMPANY.
Mrs. William Ames is ENJOYING a
visit from her brothers wife, Mrs.
ID. s. Macalpine, and little daughter,
of San Francisco. They arrived We'd
nesday morning from New Orleans.
The trip. to New Orleans was made
on Capt. Macalpine's ship, coming
through the Panama Canal. Mrs.
Macalpine and daughter. after spend
ing some time in Grenada, will visit
England.
Only a very few left of our big,
shipment :of Beautiful MARIE AN
TOlNETTE Rugs. Price $500.
Sharp Furniture Company.
Mesdames H. J. Raw and II. w.
Alexander attended the W. NJ. u. Con-
vention in Hattiesburg recently. En-
route home, Mrs. Alexander spent
several days in Collins, visiting Mrs.
n. NJ. Mcintosh, a former Grenada
girl and a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Barnes.
"Katcha-Koo" receives its name
from one of the leading characters,
an American aviator, lost in India,
maSQuerades as an Oriental Fakir,
'katcha-koo" and all sorts of COM
plications result. This role is taken
ilence in an uproar of laughter from
start to finish.
WARDROBES too low in price to
pass up now. Sharp Furniture Com
pany. |
Miss Robinson. the efficient direc-
Cor of "katcha-koo," is delighted
with the cast chosen for the play
and expresses her confidence in the
success of the production. Assisting
Miss Robinson are Miss Dill. pianist;
Miss kleiser, violinist; and Mr.. J. f.
orchestra director.
The various committees having
barge of the production of "katch-
koo" are quite carried away with
enthusiasm over the splendid success
hat has attended every effort to-
ward the presentation of this remark
able Oriental-American Fantistique.
"Katcha-koo" has a cast Of $50
characters and is the most elaborate
eve staged here by local
Grenada Opera House. April
-, Matinee and night.
We want your soda business and !
f good service, polite attention, serv-
ng nothing but the best, will get it.
will. The Gift Shop.
The young people who will patri-
'ipate in the "katcha-koo" extravag- ,
MA to be presented at the Grenada
opera House, April %, comprise
.ome of the best talent in the city i,
md the production will have all the :
ar MARKS Of the best professional :
Dad plays. +
Mr.. Jno. B. Taylor spent several :
tie first Of this week in Meri-
ian on business.
Mrs. Willie Mai ~Dubard. Of the
Ugh school faculty, was a visitor the
after part of last week in Memphis. t
Mrs. Hersee Moore left last Fri a
ay for her home in Los Angeles, '
california, after an extended visit in I
with. her parents. DR.. and v
IrS. ". P. Ferguson. Mrs. Moore c
ill visit relatives in Dallas for a a
hort while, after which she will go f
, Los Angeles.
"Wives should never nag their
usbands. A hubby is like an egg
kept continually IN hot water he
I'll become narODOlleO. -
len, treat wiley right-Treat her to :
drink sometimes The Gift Shop. e
Mrs. c. W. BOSNIAN is visiting her e
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore c.. a
in New Orleans. She left last o
riday and viii be away perhaps two i.
eeks. II
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. c. Dunan had the L
Of having with them the past T
eek-end, their son, Townes Duncan, e
nd their daughter, Mrs. W. R. Ne |.
ride, and her husband, from Phillip,
Miss Margaret Moody spent the oi
ast weekend in the City Beautiful W
it'll her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. el
cody, on South Street. Miss m
cody is attending school at the Uni :.
.rsity of Mississippi. "
Elmer's high grade candy, first aid
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