The Columbus dispatch., May 15, 1921, Page FIVE, Image 5

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SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1921.
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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Junior Voice Recital.
Misses Hoke, Bordeaux, Rogers,
Love and Grace, Junior Voice pupils
of Miss Brown were heard r.i a bril
liant recital at the College last Wed
nesday evening. Although Mis
Brown's recitals are always en
joyable, this one was marked by an
unusually beautifully program ren
dered with remarkable proficiency of
technique and great depth of feeling.
The program was composed of at
tractive operatic numbers and charm-
ing little songs of exquisite senti
ment and melody. All the voices
showed excellent aud persistent train
ing evidoiced by their adequate range,
clearness of tone, perfection of ex
pression, and distinctness of pro
nunciation. The operatic numbers
which were rendered in French were
sung with a facility that was trulj
delightful, and which reflects muck
credit on the French, as well as the
voice department.
Besides the solos, the audience es
specially appreciated the quartette
which was an adaptation of the ever
beloved "Blue Danube Waltzes," and
the arrangement of the famous song
from "II Trovatore," "Ah, I Have
Sighed to' Rest Me." The young,
ladies rendered the former . with a !
vivacity that was as captivating as
"Charming May" itself, and the lat
ter, with a real poignancy of emotj
ion. We should relish keenly more
of this kind of singling. "
Courtesy to Miss Johnston.
The delightful Euchre Tarty at
which Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Johnston
honored their lovely, guest, Mips Mar
ion Johnston, of Virginia, on last Fri
day evening, was one of the most con
spicuously enjoyable events of the
week. ' -: ;". ... '
In additidn to the fasciuaing
games with their 'setting of a charm
ing home , whose courtly hospitality
is famed in social annals of the city,
the guest list' included both young
and Mrs. Sam Kaye, Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Hardy, Miss Eunice Lipscomb
and Mr. Davis Patty, Miss Rebecca
Hardy and Mr. Tom Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hardy, Dr. and Mrs. J.
W. Cox, Miss Marie Hopkins nnd Mr.
Julian Hopkins, Miss Rebecca Tegues
ami Mr. Sam Egger, Miss Celone Will
iams and Mr. Oscar Barfield, Miss
Dixie Hardy and Mr. William Lan
drum, Miss Thankful Howell and Mr.
Sam Tcgues, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bill
ups, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tope.
Mothers' and Daughters' Reception
The annual entertainment compli
mentary to the mothers and daugh
ters of the S. D. Lee High School,
which is an established feature of the
Lee High Parent-Teacher activities,
was given at ine nign scnooi lasi
Wednesday afternoon, and an inform
al reception and welcome to the Parent-Teacher
officers for next year,
gave pleasure to a large number of
guests.
As president of the outgoing of
ficers, Mrs. H. M. Pratt, presided,
welcoming the new president, Mrs. E.
T. Baird, with charmingly cordial
words presenting Mrs. Baird and al
so congratulating the association upon
its good fortune in obtaining such a
president. '
In well chosen words, Mrs. Baird
responded, expressing appreciation of
the honor and asking the sympathetic
co-operation of the mothers and
daughters in next year's undertakings
. In the interlude following, Mrs. I.
H. Simon sang, "When Love Is Kind."
Mrs. Baird took charge of the pro
gram, in which each class was rep
resented in welcome addresses given
by Miss Ada Morris for the Freshmen,
Miss Katherine Cocke for the Sopho
mores, Miss Mary Pulliam for the
Juniors and Miss Fannie Harrison
for the ScMiors. Their subjects were
respectively, Sympathy, Co-operation,
Loyalty, and Comradealhip. Miss
Alice Wilbanks rendered an instru
mental solo and Miss Anna Baird con-
at last
Just What You Have Waited For
Ladies9 High Grade Pumps
A Brilliant Showing of Early Summer Pumps Featuring
All trie Newest and Most Authentic Models
, , " ' - duded the program with a delightful
nui aiways auneruu 10 in cara parties,
but one that always enha'nees the
pleasure of the contestants.
The couples who won prizes werev
top score, Miss Paul ine Harris and
Mr. Eugene Hardy Consolation, Mrtd
Kaye and Mr. Tatty; lone hahd. Miss
Jennie Sharp' and Mr. John Oliver. ' '
Those present were: Miss Marion
Johnston and Mr. John Oliver, Miss
Caroline Johnston and Mr. Robert
Whitfield, Miss Jennie'Sharp and Mr.
Sidney Loeb, Miss Pauline Harris and
Mr. Geo. Waller, Miss Suzella Champ
neys and Mr. Richard Hardy, Mr.
AS LONG AS THEY LAST
we will give away
absolutely gratis
1 Oil Mop and Bottle
of Polish with every
$5 Cash Purchase
We only have a limited
number of mops, there
fore shop early. You
cannot afford to miss
this opportunity.
Loeb s Variety Store
Sole agent for
Florence Oil Stoves and
Hoosicr Kitchen Cabinets
musical selection of her own composi
tiort. After the program delicious re
freshments were served in the dining"
hall, which wa3 beautifully- decorated
in Dorothy Perkins roses and magno
lias. '
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M. S. C. W. Alumnae Meeting.
An important meeting of the M. S.
C. W. Alumnae Association was held
at the College last Monday to con
sider matters connected with the
forthcoming commencement, a"nd to
make plans for the contemplated ban
quet. In connection .with the latter,
this year will witness a very pleas
ing innovation. As a compliment to
;Mrs. McNair, and in recognition of
her first year's incumbency on the
board of trustees, it was decided to
extend am invitation to the board of
trustees amd the husbands of the alu-
imnae members to attend the annual
banquet which will be giv;n at the
Commercial Hotel.
i The secretary was instructed to
send a telegram of congratulations
to Miss Josephine Fitts, an alumnae
of M. S. C. W. whose recent election
to the School Superintedency of
Adams county was an honor alike to
the talented woman and to her Alma
.Mater.
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C. E. Party.
1 The hospitality of Mrs. E. E.
Satin, Kid,
Suede and Canvas
AJ1 colors and styles, in
cluding Louis, Baby Louis
and Military Heels
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Time Extended by :
Request
This store again forces to the
front with a large display of
late Spring and early Sum
mer models representing the
highest degree of correctness in re
fined, graceful and artistic footwear
Come Early, View This
Display, if only to see what
Fashion has decided is correct
to accompany your new costume.
Our Usual Moderate Prices
Still Prevail
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See Show mdow
Columbus, Miss.
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-In order that every student may have even opportunity
to enter our contest and write an interesting essay on
"Why the New Edison Should Be in Every Home," the
time has been extended to June 10th. This was done
because of final examinations at the schools, etc.
-Get in and win a cash rrize. Thirty Dollars given away
in three CASH prizes.
Lide's Drug Store
Grout's home on the highlands was
cordially extended to the members
of the Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Presbyterian church last
Tuesday evening, when Smith,
Oieson and Hill, the high school
g teachers, who have Wen associated
L with the Society this win'cr, were
' complimented with a delightful enter
tainment given as a farewell courtesy
to them.
Game, contests and Edison music
were enjoyed until a late h"ur. c-
frcshmer.ts were served d irir.s the
l even inf.
The executive r orrrr,;ttro wv.i pan-
ncl jid directed the l.-vc!y affair, and
-- to w hom the hrrr v e. large
ly oje, is composed f Miss Margaret
;john Laws. Miss Eula Ashmore, Miss : W. T. I'. Entertainment.
! Mildred Johnson. Mr. Reginald John-; The lal chapter W. C. T. U. will m
sen. Miss Elizabeth Ixve, Mi-s hold a ni.-cting at the Eirst Daptist
Blanche Kobson. There were thirty church next Wednesday afternoon at J
two guests present- '3:S0 oVbx k in the interest of The II u-
mane Edwation Department.
Happy Little Party. ' An attractive program has Wen ar- J
Litt'e Miss Frances Lacy, pretty ranged which includes recitations and
little daughter of Ir. and Mrs. J. F. vocal and instrumental selections by
Ucy. celebrated he r fifth birthday M. S. C. W. girl.-!. All W. C. T. U. J
last Tuesday afternoon with a beau- members are urged to attsnd, and
tiful lawtn party, inviting thirty of others interested are cordially, invited.
tcr little friend- to share with her m
the rVasuiei of the day. The younger pupils of Franklin
The lit'o 4-stess receive! her 'school entertained the public with a
ruct in a fiwk of white crepe do charming little open air festival i
fher.e with touches cf blue that rm- Friday afternoon, when all of the
ph'ized her drevien reatjty. dairty fairies ard Towers avi sport-
Cteani and cake were served m the ive frogs sarg and dsnced n glee on
,lan afttr the g antes were finithed. ,the school carrpus. ; p
ALL SUMMER HATS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES
Latest Styles and Models.
THE IDEAL MILLINERY STORE
MRS. E. W. HODGES
517 Main Street Columbus, Miss.