The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-26
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| the feature at the Dixie Theatre, Z:
salad course was served at the Iris
angle. 51s
A large basket of golden glow and
clematis centered the table. from
which pink steamers of ribbon led
to the place cards
The party numbered thirty-six.
The out of town guests were the
honorees and Mrs. Paul Freeman OF
Greenwood, Miss, and Mrs. A, q.
Sauer of Brookhaven, Miss.
Party for Visitors.
Miss Margaret Porter entertained
Thursday evening at her home, Dun
lap street, in honor of her guests,
Misses Halle and Sarah Porter of
Birmingham, Ala. and Miss Emily
Porter of Birnwell, s. c., and Adams
Dodson of Bethleham, Penn.
Garden flowers attractively basket
ed and vased were used effectively in
the decorations.
/ A salad and ice course was served
The other out of town guests were
Misses Margaret and Anna b. Bunch
of Memphis.
To Entertain.
Miss Annie Douglass Swinney will
entertain today, Thursday, with a
bridge party for Misses Sarah and
| Nellie Porter of Birmingham, Ala,
and Miss Emily Porter of Birnwell,
is. c..
Skating Party.
!, Mrs. j. A. Crosswy and Mrs. John
Travis, Poplar street, entertained
with a skating party Thursday morn
| ing from 8 to II at the rink, com
plimentary to Miss Ruth Crawford
of Nashville, Miss Pauline Robbins
Of Martin, Miss Bette Randle and
Mrs. Carl Ledbetter of New Orleans
and Mrs. Frank Leonard of San
Bernadino. Calf.
| Fifty guests enjoyed this party
| Punch was served at the rink.
Matinee Party.
Miss nellie Moore entertained
| Thursday afternoon with a matinee
| party at the Dixie for seventeen of
her friends.
After the matinee, a delightful
salad and ice course was served at
her home on Wood street, where
games We're enjoyed during the
evening.
Miss Moore was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs Frank
| Moore.
WomaRs Missionary Society.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Frank Porter, Mrs. r. l..
Howard presided at the business
meeting oil the w. NJ. S. of the
Baptist Church Monday afternoon :.
Reports from officers and the
circles were read.
There will be call meeting next
week TO prepare the parsonage for
Rev. and Mrs. Buchanan, who will
arrive the latter part of next week.
Methodist Missionary Society.
Mrs. S. p. Fitzhugh entertained
the Missionary Society of the Metho-
dist. Church at her home, College
street, Monday afternoon.
The Bible study on the Second
Coming of Christ was led by Mrs.
Nina Wynns.
The attendance was good and
after the lesson an ice and salad
course was served.
The society will not meet next
Monday.
Miss Mary Lewis returned Sunday
to Nashville, after spending the
week here.
w. E. Sparks of the John w. Phil
lips Co., left Sunday on his fall
buying trip to Chicago and st. Louis.
He was accompanied by Mrs Sparks,
Miss Mary Phillips and Miss Emma
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Elan and
daughters, Poplar street, are visiting
relatives at Springfield, Tenn, for
ten days.
II. e. lobe of the Howard & lobe
firm, left Monday for Cincinnati and
ST. Louis to buy his fall and winter
stock of goods.
Mrs. r. b. Chrsman of Henry is
visiting relatives at Hazel, KY
! Mrs. Ethel Miller and daughters
of route 8, visited in Paducah Satur
day.
Skating shoes; Ne have just re-
ceived several styles that will make
skating pleasant Quality Shoe Store.
Mrs. o. Sawyer and daughter OF
Memphis are guests OF Mrs Sawyer's
mother, Mrs. Cora Parker.
Mrs. r. A. Pitt, Depot street, left
Tuesday for Rigetop, Tenn, to spend
/ several months.
Mrs. Sue Blake of Jackson, who
has been visiting Mrs. r. L. Sim
i mons, returned home Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Wigs, Dunlap street,
and Mrs. Earline Richardson and
daughter, Jacqualine, of Nashville,
returned to Nashville Monday.
Mrs. Newson Morrow and daugh-
ter of Oakland, Tenn, are the guests
of Prof. and Mrs. M. M/Phillips.
DR.. c. A. Love attended the Fulton,
KY, fair Saturday.
Fall styles in oxfords; several new
patterns and shaFes in tan, calf and
brown kid. aAlity Shoe Store.
j V. S. Bomar. who is with Joe,
the Tailor leaves this, Thursday,
for Chicago to take a six weeks
course in high class tailoring.
i Mrs Frank Morris, Thompson
street. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Renshaw, in Memphis
Miss Geraldine Bates, who has
been the guest of Miss Ophelia