The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-17

l-several years, or perhaps since the
war when all social events lacked
proper luster.
Miss Louise Scates, former popu-
lar and attractive Paris young lady,
whose home is now in Memphis, is
| here on her first extended visit since
| leaving Paris, and will be the inspira-
| ton of a number of pleasing cour-
tesies during her stay.
| On this, Thursday evening she
will be joint honoree with Mrs.
Robert Morris of Bowling Green at
a delightful At Home of which Mrs
Harris Morris, Thompson street, VIII
be hostess. Several other parties
have been planned for the first of
next week in Miss Scates honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Williams
will entertain at bridge for Mrs.
Robt. Morris, Friday evening. The
personnel will include the members
of the Evening Auction Club.
Miss Dolly Crutchfield, Brewer
street, will honor her house guests,
Mrs. Todd Crutchfield and Mrs.
billiard Peel of Greenwood, Miss,
with a prettily planned reception
Saturday morning.
Missionary Society.
Il On May the 9Th the Woman's
Missionary Society held its usual
monthly meeting at the First Chris
ton Church. A splendid program
was rendered with Mrs. Amos Story
as leader. The main business was
a report of the committees for last
year and election of officers for
ensuing year as follows: Mrs. a. T.
Broadway, president; Mrs. J. Z.
Travis, vice-president; Mrs. w. l..
Dale, secretary; Mrs Joe Gray,
treasurer; Mrs Tom McSwain, secre-
tary of literature.
M. r. Grace of Knoxville, was
the guest of his son, e. p. Grace,
Wynn street Sunday.
Mrs Joe Bledsoe and children and
Mrs. Floyd Keenan, and children of
Humboldt, are guests of Mrs. o. B.
keenan,, Wood street.
Mrs. T. S. Glass, College street,
spent the week end in Humboldt.
Mrs. Harry Wilson of Nashville,
is the guest of Mrs. Hattie Wilson,
Brewer street.
John Erwin of Humboldt, visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. T
Erwin, Poplar street, this week.
Miss Dorothy Sensing has returned
from a visit to Nashville.
A bond issue means more pros
perity for the city, and better living
conditions for the people. Let's go
June 18TH. 1851
Misses Ruby and Eula Love leave
Sunday for a months visit to theil
sister, Mrs A. d! Sauer, at Hatties
burg, Miss.
Mrs. E. p. Grace and children
Wynne street, are visiting relatives
in Memphis.
Will Hopkins and E.8 G. Wimberl!
of the 18th district, were in town
: Tuesday.
Just received, new shipment o.
Palm Beach Suits. The H. d. Tim
: mnos Dry Goods Company
j. /. Palmer of Pa1mersville, Tenn,
was a visitor in Paris this week.
Mrs. C. M Stainbrook arrived
Tuesday from Los Angeles, Califor
: MIA, to be with her daughter, Mrs
| Luther Nichols, College street, VIII,
is improving from an operation.
Nobody wants increased taxes
But, how are the streets going to b.
rebuilt? The bond issue will not in
v crease taxes. 1913
' Mrs. Aubrey Williams, who ha
, been visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. N. Adams, returned t.
Revina, KY, Saturday. She was &C
tod lnr igfn
o Miss Virginia Williams.
4 Attorney Maddox of Huntingdon
n was in Paris Wednesday.
4 DR.. E. T. Goldsby of Henry, wa
la visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Jane Farmer and Miss Lucil
Parkes, who have been the guest
? of Mrs r. II. Hogan, Washington
street, returned to Memphis Wednes
day.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Weber of Nashville, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas
Trevathan, Dunlap street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Mansfield
q Hudson Ave, are visiting in Russell
vile, Ky.
Every vote for the bond issu
June 18th is a step forward in tn
progress of Paris 1873
Miss Mary Mccullough of Camden
Tenn, is the guest of Misses Will
TAI and Bonnie Mai Cooper, Thomp
son street.
Mrs. j. o. Brown, who has beef
the guest of Mrs. w. l. Dale, Hud
son Ave, returned to her home il
4 Lexington, Tuesday.
Just received, new shipment o
Palm Beach Suits. The H. D. Tim
mnos Dry Goods Company.
w. E. Haley of Huntingdon, wa
a visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. viii Henry and little daugh
ter who have been the guests o
Mrs. Robt. Arnett, Hudson Ave
returned to Jackson Wednesday.
Let's celebrate the Tooth anniver
sary of this county by putting Pari
on the map June 18th. 1913
Quitman Collins, who has been a
the Mayo Brothers Hospital a