The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-07-12
MeWs of Columbia Society

NeMlS of COI1
(Miss Corinne Mackey, society editor,
ria appreciate hit you wiA telephone
society items befwcen 9 and Il O'Clock.
Telephone 274.)
Miss Elizabeth Spencer and Miss
Corinne Mackey win entertain with a
bridge party at o'clock Thursday af.
,ernoon at the home of Miss Spencer.
5O2 Rollins street. The guests will be:
Misses Lucille Evans, Frances Hunt,
Jennie Hockaday. Dorothy Logan, Exie
Gray, Jean Bright, Elizabeth Bright, Sa.
rah Viyion, Ruth Wildman, Eleanor
Howard. Laura Stephens, Alma Cotton.
Elizabeth Estes. Elizabeth Harris,
Frances Mitchell, Helen Mitchell, Mary
Guitar, Madeline Denton, Eleanor Tay-
lor, and Juliet. Bowling, and Mrs. Her.
bert Reese, Mrs. ]. B. Heberlipg, Mrs.
Turner Clinkscales, Mrs. Frank l. Mar.
tin. Mrs. E. sydney Stephens, Mrs.
Florence Kline, Mrs. Dan G. Slime, Mrs.
T. Kent Catron, Mrs. W. 7. Conley, Mrs.
Lloyd Jones, Mrs. Inez Clark, Mrse ].
E. thornton, Mrs. c. B. Miller, Mrs.
Berry McAlester. Mrs. Horace Smith.
Miss Queen Smith, Miss Mary Banks,
Mrs. Millard Epscomb, Mrs. Frank
Dearing, Mrs. W. T. Stephenson, Mrs.
E. A. Logan and Mrs. W. C. Manly.
Mrs. ]. C. Jones and Mrs. Lloyd Jones
entertained the Bluebirds and the Big
-Four bridge clubs at the home of Mrs.
]. C. Jones, 1923 Wilson avenue, this
morning. The members Of the two clubs
who were present were: Mrs. ]. W. Law
son. Miss Pearl Mitchell, Mrs. Walter
Miller, Miss Eva Johnston, Mrs. Alex.
ander Martin, Mrs. 0don Guitar, Mrs.
Kate Conley and Mrs. Turner Gordon.
Mrs. ". E. Cason Of Dallas, Tex, is
the guest for week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Starrett, 600 Wilkes boule-
ward.
Misses Mary Hafner, Madge La
Force and Esther Burre and A. C. Hill,
H. Fox, B. B. Bransieiter and Mike, Ho-
bcrecht went 10 Rollins Spring yesterday
evening for watermelon feed.
Me-. Ell, Daapl,e of CarJ.r ,s ,,s;t
ing her sister, Annalee Peoples, 7l3
Gentry place. Miss Peoples, who was
formerly student in the University, is
engaged in library work in FL Paso,
Tex. She will return there within a
few weeks.
C.B.Miller, Stewart road and Glen.
wood avenue, is in New York for two
weeks attending the style show which is
being held there now-, From New York
he will go to Boston before his return
to Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweeney, Knights
of Columbus Hall, have as their guests
for several days Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sweeney and Elizabeth Sweeney Of Har-
ward, ILL.,, and Miss Mary C. Sweeney of
Chicago.
Eorty-five friends and neighbors al
tended the informal porch party which
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
]. W. Montgomery, COS South Fifth
street. in honor Of her daughter. Mrs.
]. H. LongweI OF Pullman, Wash. who
has been her guest for several weeks.
The dining room, where the refresh
ments we're served, was decorated with
large willow baskets and sweet peas,
Mrs. Longwell will leave tomorrow for
Morganiown, W. Va, where she will join
her husband. who will teach in the Uni.
versity Of West Virginia next fall.
Mrs. S. A. Robnett left this morning
for Hot Springs, Ark, to spend the re
mainder Of the summer with. her son
and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs: c, E
Hickock.
DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Sneed, 909 Elm
street, returned last night from Colorado
where they spent the last two weeks
visiting friends in Colorado Springs
Pueblo and other points Of interest.
Mrs. Annie l. Rembert Of Columbia,
s. c., is the guest for week of her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Jones at the home
Of Mrs. ]. C. Jones, 1923 Wilson ave
nue..
MIR. and Mrs. N. 7. Gentry and two
dsughiers, Nadine and Mary, who spen'
a week in the 0zarks have returned &c
their home at 500 Rollins street,
Martha Ann Martin, daughter of Prof
and Mrs. Frank L, Martin, 200 Edge
wood avenue, entertained with a bunk
ing party las, night in honor OF Laura
Gale Bowling. who will leave tomorrow
with her mother, Mrs. c. C. Bowling
for Milwaukee, where they will spend tn,
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