The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-15
Mrs. Readles Entertains
Wonsan's Climb.


tess at the Arnett residence, Hudson
avenue.
Mrs. d. e. Bomar discussed the
final chapter in Creative Chemis'
try a reading circle book, which
has proved most interesting and
beneficial club study, and Mrs.
Macon Blakemore reviewed the two
opening chapters of THE Highways
and Byways of Spain the next book
to be taken up by the club. Mrs
Frank Sellars also gave two chapters
of the new book.
The Independent synopsis was
given by Mrs. stephen Morris.
The hostess served an enjoyable
salad course and tea.
Mrs. o. X. Womack will be the
next hostess.
Other Parties for
Mrs. Ellison.
| Two delightful small parties were
given this week in honor of Mrs
IT. E. Ellison, a popular visitor from
Fl Worth.
On Friday evening Mrs. G. l.. Tilly
entertained at the Barton Apart
ments. Music and conversation were
diversions. A delicious ice course
featuring a pink and white motif
was served from a brettily decorated
table, having for its center piece q
crystal vase of pink Kilarneys. The
rose bud nut holders and green tulle
draped from the chandelier to The
table where it was caught in huge
bows, added to the attractiveness Of
the setting. Favors were tiny pinl
parasols.
The personnel Included Mrs. T. e
Ellison, Mrs A. B. Mitchum, Mrs
Jim Ing, Mrs. F. L. Hensler, Mrs
w. T. Warren, Jr., Mrs. WIS. Duval
and Mrs. John Province.
Mrs F. L. Hensler was hostess a
the Barton Apartments, Wednesday
evening to a pleasant informal party
arranged for Mrs. Ellison's entertain
ment
The guest dist numbered ten.
Following an enjoyable social hour
delicious refreshments. which oh
served a gold and green colo
scheme, were served.
Favors were miniature bottles o
American-French perfume.
Mrs w. S. Duvall will entertain
this, Thursday afternoon, at he
home, N, Poplar street, in Mrs. Eli
sons honor The entertainment viii
be in the form of musicale
seventy-five ladies will be the re
cipients of Mrs. Duvalls cordlality
Entertain With 500.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Wigs, Dunbar
street, entertained Monday evening
with three tables of 500. Miss VOLTA
Rudolph made the highest score ant
served salad course
| The guest list included, Mr.. ant
Mrs, Fred Collins, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Williams, Mrs. Frank Sellars
Mrs. d. l.. Rudolph, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Stone, Misses VOLTA Rudolph
and Ethel Lannom and Mr.. and Mrs
/ Wigs.
Christian Ladies Aid
An Interesting meeting of tn,
Christian Ladies Aid was entertaine,
by Mrs. Joe Gray at her residence
Dunlap street, Monday afternoon.
The attendance was good and al
enthusiastic meeting was held.
The ladies sewed on articles 70
the fall bazaar.
The society will meet as usua
lneXt Monday.
b. w. NJ. S.
The w. M. S. of the Baptfs
Church will meet at the followin,
places next Monday afternoon: Circl
one with Mrs. W. r. Lasater, Popla
street, Mrs. r. L. Howard leader
circle two with Mrs. J. r. Currier
Wood street, Mrs j. X. Currier
Sr., leader; circle three with Mrs
Eli Gibson, Dunlap street, Mrs. S. B
I4asater, leader.
The subject at all the meetings
will be Stewardship" A full at
| tendance is urged
Miss Dorothy Hilliard, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. o. E
Tatum, returned to- Huntingdon
i Wednesday.
To some ysuburbanfte we will give
bargain in a trailer; just the thins
to hitch behind to bring in or carr,
out supplies; capacity 1000 pounds
w. N. Porter Automobile Co. 1
Mrs. William Hope and son who
have been visiting her father, j. c
Tharpe, returned to her home a
Shelbyville, Tenn, Tuesday.
For Sale-small electric motor in
good condition. WIN. Porter Auto
mobile Co. II
Mrs II. A. Akin and daughter ar,
visiting in Union City.
Tractor owners-We nave a yer,
fine grade of oil for your use; partie.
using it last year areS coming bacl
which proves it metz their require
ments. Try it. w, N. Porter Auto
mobile Co. i
Tom Simmons of Jackson is visit
ing r. l.. Simmons this week.
Second Hand Cars-Nve have tw,
left; prices right add terms "tc
boot w. N. Porter Automobil,
Co. i
/ Miss Ann Balch has returned from
/ Birmingham where she was The
guest of Miss Racheal Thornbury
Mr. L. H. Cason of Milan, Tenn.
has accepted position with the