The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-02

York, who poured chocolate Those
present were: Mesdames Leighton
Lide, F. c. Owen, w. w. burden,
Lee Game, Henry Beard, Ben Owen,
]. T. Searcy, William Simpson. L. f.
Walker, r. f. Johnston, John Rich
ards, Of New York, T. II. Henry F. ?.
Phillips, Hugh Hairston, Willis Banks,
Howard King, Kittie Kennedy. Will
lam d. Sanders, Parker Reeves, Cole
man Hamilton, Dan CASTOR, Arthur
Stansel, Robert Tweedy and Misses
Bessie Tucker and Martha Eckford.
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Little Virginia Fraser's Birthday
Party.
The jingle of Kris Kringle's merry
sleigh bells had scarce died in the
distance wlen little Miss Virginia
Fraser, the attractive little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Frazer, at
tanned her sixth birthday, an event
which called forth beautiful birth
day party to which about sixteen Of
her little friends were invited to en-
joy with her the happy occasion. The
living room and hall Of the Frazer
home still wore the Christmas bells
and holly in honor of the holiday sea-
son, but the dining room was adorned
in a color scheme of pink and white
for the suspicious event. The dresden
beauty of the charming little hostess
was becomingly emphasized by a
dainty frock Of blue silk net over
white satin with harmonizing ac-
cessories. Preceding the usual games
and contests, delightful musical adj
ded to tn pleasure of the afternoon.
The talented little guests, who con,
tributed the music were little Miss
DAILY Jacobs, who sang a solo, Master
Hartsell McClanahan, who played on
the violin, and trio of little vocal
lists, Misses Edna Louise Bellamy,
Mary Mccullough and Eva Byrd
Frazer. A delicious box of candy was
presented to little Miss Vivian Ney-
man, of West Point, for skill in the
Donkey contest. The little guests
were RECALLED with a tempting sweet
course by>Mrs. Frazer, who was as
sisted by Mrs. Claude Neyman.
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New Years Reception at The WO.
mans Club.
The New Years reception at the
Womans Club yesterday afternoon
was observed with characteristic ele-
gance. The club rooms made beauti-
full with blooming plants and the
seasons decorations, were opened in
cordial greeting to the members and
friends of the club, reviving the old
time custom, recently come into fash
ion again, of extending open hospital
ity ON the first day of the year. The
guests were entertained with many
attractive features. An appreciated
musical program was contributed by
talented artists. Mrs. w. p. Todd,
a gifted visitor from Chicago, sang
to the delight of the audience Mrs.
Battle Sessums, Mrs. w. II. Barton,
Misses Louise Peacher and Angelique
Higgins dispensed instrumental Sc
lections and Mrs. Whitfield's class of
dancers gave exhibitions Of mterpre-
tive dances. Coffee was poured by
Mrs. Hugh Hairston and Mrs. j. I
Sanford The reception committee
was composed of the following ladies'
Chairman, Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mrs
Hugh Hairston, Mrs. J. T. Sanford
Mrs. II. M. Pratt, Mrs. W. J. Burt
Mrs. Henry Beard, Mrs. Battle SEES
sums, Mrs. Lee Game, Mrs. Arthur
Stansel, Mrs. Albert Herring, Jr., ant
Miss Cornelia Hudson.
In the receiving line were Mes
danes T. w. Hardy, d. +. Robert
son, W. W. burden, Lee Game ant
Louise Landrum.
Lee High School Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION.
Next Wednesday, January fifth, tn,
parent-Teacher association, of th'
Lee High school will meet in business
session at $3.50 o'clock at the higl
school. Members are requested h
note the change of the hour. tn,
program as outlined includes import
ant features some of which are: al
address en- the business of the meet
ing by Professor Meadows. Report o.
the bazaar by Mrs. Carey Cooke. Re
port from chairmen of Library, Fl
nance and Membership committees
Reading Of the constitution by thu
secretary. Members are expected :,
come prepared to discuss the consti
tuition with a view to broadening it,
scope. Suggestions looking towar,
such a result will be in order.
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