The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-17
swimming Parties for visitors.

: parties of various kinds during the
past week, and is was debatable
which gave the most pleasure.
Conspicuous among the attentions
were swimming parties. On Wednes-
day afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Sanders invited twenty-four little
friends to Luxapalila beach for de-
lightful plunge and "Wienie Roast
: afterwards.
$ On Thursday morning Mesdames R.
). E. Johnston and Arthur Stansel COM
b plimented little Felicia Ann with ano-
S Their swimming party at Luxapalila
S beach, giving a picnic luncheon after
Il the swim.
: Delightful 500 Party.
On last Tuesday morning Miss
Marie Wofford entertained most
charmingly at 500 in compliment to
her attractive guests, Miss Fannie
Mae Ezelle, of Pickens.
The lucky players were Misses
Ethel Miller and Cora Mccullough.
After the games ice cold watermelon
was enjoyed.
A recent issue of the Commercial
Appeal contained an announcement of
the engagement of Mr.. Harris Cook
to Miss Ruby Fay Wilson, of Chaly-
beate, Miss. The marriage to take
place the latter part of August.
The announcement is of particular
interest to Columbus as Mr.. Cook is
native of Lowdes county. He is
son of Prof. Joe Cook, formerly
Superintendent of the city schools of
this place, now President of the State
Normal at Hattiesburg.
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Miss Alice Wilkinson will return
this week from a visit with friends in
Birmingham. During her absence
Miss Sarah Armstrong has been the
guest of Mrs. Wilkinson, who contin-
ues shut-in since her recent
accident.
On last Saturday afternoon Miss
Ruth Mullens entertained informally
at 500 in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Bell Whitman, of Newport,
Ark, whose visit home was am oc
casion of pleasure to her numerous
friends.
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Miss Nina Weeden Oliver has re-
turned from a delightful house party
with friends in Norfolk, Va. whom
she visited after the pageant at the
University of Virginia, in which she
was so lovely an honoree.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Billups, Mrs. r.
A. Carson and Mrs. R. f. Johnston
motored to Aberdeen last Sunday to
enjoy the weekend with relatives in
that city.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dwyer and Master John
have returned to Columbus, after
pleasant trip to Albany, Ala, where
they visited DR.. and Mrs. Leon
Gunter.
Miss Virginia Bragg, the accom-
rlished stenographer for Hon. John F.
Frierson, is spending her vacation
with relatives in the prairie section.
Prof Richard Leigh, of the Houston
Texas, City schools, is enjoying the
after part of his vacation with his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. f. NJ. Leigh.
X Y
Mrs. r. S. Wilson and her little
Eleanor, of Starkville, are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. ]. Gunter.
After a pleasant visit with her par
,ints, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mullens,
Mrs. Frank Whitman left Sunday for
Ter home in Arkansas.
X X
Miss Bette Whitfield, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
n Marion, S. c., is expected home
his week.
The friends Of Mr.. Lee Mccullough
viii regret to learn that he is III in
selma, Ala, where he has been visit
ng for the past fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Early Ewing are ex-
,ected the latter part Of the week for
visit to Major and Mrs. Battle Bell
Don't forget to give The Gypsy
iris the hearty welcome they deserve
rhen they arrive on August 25th.
Miss Adele Leigh, who has been
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