The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-30
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ingly artistic atmosphere to the ami
mated scene. Mrs. Willis Pope re-
eeived set of lingerie pins for MAX /
ing top score, AMI Mrs. Harris Hardy, [
an artificial corsage for consolation. !
After the games a delicious salad
course with hot chocolate was served.
The guest list included: Mesdames
Harris Hardy, William and Oscar
Burris, Willis Pope, George Faison,
Sam Lindamood Walter Swoope,
Herman Owen, Walter Weaver, mis-
SEES Rebecca, Esther and Dixie Hardy,
Thankful Howell, Grace Lawrence,
Katherine Cox, Molina Evans, Alice
Wilkinson, Clarrissa Rogan and Eu-
genia Eckford.
Mrs. Gus Hauser's Bridge Party.
Inaugurating week distinctly
memorable for its beautiful social
events, was Mrs. Gus Hausers bridge
party of Monday afternooR, at which
her guests were members of the Week
End Bridge Club. Decorations of pink
roses and pot plants added graceful
beauty to the pretty courtesy. For
skill in playing, Mrs. B. G. Hazard
was awarded dainty piece Of linz
Egerie. For consolation, Mrs. Sam
ELindamood received a hand painted
vanity set. At the conclusion of the
games the hostess served a tempt-
ing salad course with coffee. Those
present were: Mesdames s. B. Trip
Epett, William Taylor Henry Sherrod,
IT. C. Billups, R. O.. Hardy, Harris
Hardy, J. w. Cox, Oscar Locke, Sam
NLindamood, W. i. Warning, Jrs j. w.
Slaughter B. G. Hazard, Herman
Owen and Misses Augusta Equen and
Georgia Hopkins.
Miss Atwell Entertains frail Club.
An artistic arrangement of pink
roses against a background of SOU
thern greeneries offered an effective
setting for the pretty trail party at
which Miss Eta Atwell entertained
the Trail Club last Wednesday even
ing at the Woman's Club. Flower
pots containing blooming hyacinths
were given as souvenirs to Mrs. I. G.
Baird for top score and Miss Nellie
Kern for consolation and beautiful
rose to Miss Kate Miller. for lowest
8score. After the games the guests
were RECALLED with delicious two
course menu. In addition to the club
members, the guest list included, Or
land Mrs. FAINT, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
! Game, Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Lide
]. Mr.. and Mrs Frank sfmns, MI ami
I Mrs, Sam Lindanood, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Hauser, Mrs 7. G. Baird, adr
{ Charles Richards, Mrs. Kittie Ken
snedy, Mrs. Mount Searles, Mrs. Mel
son Hutchinson and Miss Kate Miller
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Miss Poindexter Announces Series Of
II Recitals.
4 Miss Weenonah Poindexter Of the
4 department of music at the college
& announces an interesting series of re
Ecitals as follows:
4 March 4th, Miss Rosa May Quinn.
| recital.
March 18th, Miss Rebecca Pegues
recital.
March 18th, Misses Elizabeth Tue
tker and Olive Wilson.
ii March both, Misses Louise Peache1
end Blanche Lopez.
April 10, Misses Vernon and Kath
crime Waller.
These recitals will be given in thu
Music Hall auditorium at o'clocl
in the evening, and the general public
, is extended a most cordial invitation
to attend.
Il Miss Poindexter announces tina
Misses Briscoe, Pate and Ingram will
be heard in studio recital in Thu
early spring.
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The Ladies' Reading Circle.
; Mrs. w. R. McKinley's charming
hospitality was extended to the La
dies Reading Circle last Saturday af
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