The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-09-21
THIS N THAT
BY SARAH M. HARVEY

went from table to table and heard
others who have visited every Sec
ton of the country, it seemed that
to many, it is the most beautiful =.
We have not the space and prob
ably not the ability to describe
this, the latest venture of Little
Joe but we do say, ever SYM
bolic of the best in taste, enter
tainment and service, this time,
the Honeydripper has gone the
limit-we can only urge you to go
over and see for yourself
Greeting all guests on the open
ing night, were Mr.. and Mrs. Catch
ings, both very charming and both
bending themselves over backward
to see that every guest would en-
JOY an evening that would long be
remembered q.
Attesting to the popularity of
the owners were the many per-
fectly lovely flowers sent from all
sections and outstanding among
these were the magnificent ones
sent from the Blue Room and Sky
line in Vicksburg
We were fortunate to be invited
to sit at the table with our good
friends, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Davis,
others at this table were, Mrs
Henryetta Stevens, Mesdames Will
lie Stanford and Fannie Spencer
of McComb, Messrs. Johnny Jones,
Mckinley Holmes and Ben Cooley
of Indianola
At one table were the Curtis
Minis, Mrs. Minis looking as chic
as ever, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vince
of Vicksburg
The Carsie Halls and w. H. Will
liams occupied another table pro-
minently located near the orches-
ira and behind them at a table
were the Sherman Swayzers, man
about-town Fudge" Moore, popul-
ar Ebert Tops and our friend
Phil Smith.
We stopped for a chat with our
friends. Maggie and Robert Hayes
who shared table with that very
fine young man, viii Mccoy
and as always were happy to say
hello to our other friends, Edna
Comic, Elizabeth Buchanan and
Ruth Golden :.
Occupying table and looking
very gay were Mrs. Flora Bell
Stamps and party there were
friends from Hazlehurst, Canton,
Crystal Springs and the charming
Mrs. Beck and friend from Biloxi.
Of course the Edward Lees were
there, Edward enjoying himself in
his friendly manner, making every
body happy and Alec, sitting quiet
ly contented for her husband to
hold the spotlight
Mrs. D. D. Shepherd and bunch
of her very lovely employees were
at table . Richard Beadle was
on hand with his camera and Mrs.
Mrs. Beadle was there too, looking
very stunning in a very becoming
hat
We were also delighted to chat
for while with our younger jit-
terbug friends, the Cotton Sisters
and Sofia. who with their male
companions occupied a table quite
There were many more friends
there whose names we would like
to list, but by the time we got
around to seeing them, we had
decided that after all, we went to
the PLAYHOUSE to play and not
to work so we spent the rest
of the evening in just enjoying
ourselves
We do thank our friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jackson for the
kind invitation to be present to
witness the marriage of their love-
ly daughter, Annie Elizabeth which
took place at Priest home Wednes-
day evening and are sorry that
circumstances prevented us from
being present j.. we do wish for
both Annie and her young husband
success and happiness
Before signing off this week, we
wish to say just word about the
very fine spirit of cooperation and
good-fellowship that we have no
tlced among the Cab drivers of
the city, and this week our hats
are off to the DOTTY CAB COM
PANY, its manager and its 40 or
more drivers who turned out so
splendidly at the funeral of the
late Willie Bennett on last Friday
!. we have not forgot how this
same bunch of fellows donated so