The Columbus dispatch., May 15, 1921, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE COLUAIDUS DISPATCn
SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1021.
trniitinfr two course lumheon. The! Mrs. Ira L. Clapton. The mnnindor
RiicKt list imluuVd about thirty-five of the week, Mrs. Rhott will be the
lllri Fchwab Entertains for Guests,
of Mrs. Schwab's friti.ids.
Courtesy To Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Solomon, ef Wil
mington, N. C, who were piie-sts in
the home of Mr. Simon Loeb for sev-
Mrs. S. B. Schwab entertained at ora) tayS( WCje honoree, while here,
the Woman's Club last Thursday af-'0( a nyn,ber of enjoyable social nt
ternoon complimentary to her sister, tPn(jon8 ()n Wednesday evening
Mrs. M. Moritz, of Michigan City. ' thev were complimented by Mrs. Jul-
I truest of he) sifter, Mrs. Beverly
lIoi)kinfi.
Minn Dixie Hardy Kntertainn
At Cards."
On Wednesday afternoon the Satur
day Bridge. Club was the honoree at n
charming social affair given at the
Woman'! Club by Miss Dixie Hardy,
whose lovely hospitality was express-
Th club roonu were a bower of jus ii0t,b wjth an elegant six o'clock !td in a party, the delightful details E
beauty with their gorgeous wealtn j,,nr which was followed immedi
of roses and delicately harmonizing 'ately- afterward by a bridge party
hydrangeas. Games of bridge wen:,jven by jfr am Mrs. Leopold Loeb,
enjoyed, souvenirs of th contest :whose guest list included the hon
being a corsage of roses for high orees, Mrs. Bernard Rose, Mr. Sidney
score and a deck of cards for consola- niuhm, Miss Ada Solomon, At the
tion, while the honoree was presented 'conclusion of the interesting games,
with a pair of lace hose. !an elaborate dutch supper was ' ser-
The honoree, who possesses a dra-ved. competing with the tempting
of which were recalled in pleasant !s
memories of a happy occasion. j
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Lee County Seniors Complimented. !eE
Mrs. Bessie K. Daughterly enter-
tained last Friday afternoon at ajE
charming party complimentary to the j EE:
young ladies of the Senior Class at! J
M.. S. C. W. whose homes are in Lee; EE
mat ic soprano voice of rare tone and luieheon the delightful hospitality i County. The entertainment, beauti
vu.u.nr, sun i"e iuui.u.-m. ""- for WHICH tlie tlORt ana noStCSS are fl !n ihnne-ht nnd PYernti,.n. wno n
games, giving the "Aria" from "The
Queen of Sheba," by Gounod and a
little French song, "Ouvre Tes Yeux
Bleus," by Massenet, the two select
ions showing the wide range of a
wonderful voice.
In the entertainmef.it of her guests,
Mrs. Schwab was assisted by Mes
dames Louis and Albert Ilirshman,
while Mrs. Rogan served a daintily
famed.
Bonds-Boyd.
The marriage of Miss Lurlino Bonds
to Mr. Morton Boyd was solemnized
last Sunday evening at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
farewell courtesy from the hostess to
the representatives from her home
county, who were Misses Annie Lou
Frances, president of the Senior class,
Marguerite Feemster, of Nettleton,
Regena Trapp and Mary Evelyn
j Houston from Tupelo, Mary Agnew, '
Jas. Bonds on the Jackson Highway. jLadelle Rhodes, Elsie Smith, Sudie
Mrs. Boyd is possessed of many Man Smith. Kathleen Mitchell from
The next time
you buy calomel
ask for
The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
aautealess, safe and-sure.
Medicinal virtues retain
ed and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
irice 35c.
graces of person and character that
have endeared her to a large circle of
friends. Mr. Boyd is a valued em
ployee of the Southeastern Express
Company, and a young man of ster
ling worth. The Dispatch joins their
host of friends in wishing them a
long and happy married life.
'
S. A. C. W. Entertained.
The members of the Columbus
branch of Southern Association of
College Women were guests of Miss
Katherine Lindaniood at a charming
Kficijil meeting Inst. Thnrsd.-iv Bvininw attend a conference
at her home on the highlands. In
addition to the social pleasure, an
election of officers was held resulting
in the choice of Miss Hooper for presi
dent, Miss McClarty, vice-president;
Miss Thelma West, secretary; Miss
Lena Vaughan, treasurer.
A recent telegram announcing the
convalence of Mr. Garrett Myrlck,
who had' been ill in the Tulane1 Hos
pital in New Orleans for several days
was gratifying news to his parents
and numerous friends in this, city.
: ,
Mrs; Wifliam"Rh'etVbf MVm'pnisV
TeMuJsjpe
Guntown.
Miss Evelyn and Master S. L.
Caine, Jr., Entertain.
Among the pretty courtesies that
graced last week's social activities
was the informal card party givcm by
Miss Evelyn and Master S. L. Caine,
Jr., honoring their teachers from the
Practice School.
.
Miss Mary Billups is leaving to
morrow for Washington, D. C, to
of tha Mount
Vernon Association of which Miss
Billups is vice-president for the state
of Mississippi.
Mrs. M. Moritz, the admired guest
of Mrs. S. B. Schwab, will sing at the
First Baptist church this morning.
Mrs. Moritz will sing "Racchem," a
new song by Mana Zucca, an Ameri
can composer.
.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Noway left tho
past week for a visit of several wt'eks
duration with relatives in Norfolk.
On, the way they are stopping for a
fortnight with their daughter, Miss
Rachel Newby at Johnson City, Tenn
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The sale of the $1,000.00 chances at $10.00 cacli closed
last night at 10 o'clock.
The Glad Shouting
will be done by the" first contingent of "Boosters" who
appreciated the big chances they were given.
How Many Boosters Has Columbus?
The exact number will be published in the next issue
of this paper and the lucky prize-winners announced.
In the same issue we will quote the next price for the
remaining units in the
"Boosters" Lease Syndicate
which is dependent upon drilling developments in the
next 48 hours, but we can state right now, that the price
will not be less than $20.00 the Unit and probably higher.
The depth of Well No. 2, the "Billups," on Saturday
night was . . . Feet.
"SHOUT," YE LUCKY BOOSTERS, "SHOUT."
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cady-to-Wear
eDartment 1
Claims this to be their week of the
month of May for
shioneti
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT
II Spring Coat Suits
Grouped in three lots and priced at
Lot 1 Choice $18.21
-Atjhis low price you will find models that make you
feel it is absolutely essential that you own one.
Regular price to $15.00.
Now.
tr price to $15.00. t , , $18 21
Lot 2 Choice $28.57
-Though there are many suits included in this lot, yet'
we surest early choice, for, as you know, first pick
is always best. Regular price C?OQ TZH
tpiO.U I
to $07.50. Now.
Phone No. 274 Good fur Movie Ticket?.
Lot 3 Choice $42.32
ACTUAL VALUES TO $103.00.
-Selection is easy from such a good display of clever and
attractive styles as are entered, and we believe you
will not be able to resist the extreme Qf O QO
lowness of the pliers. Now VtO
To help make this our Banner g
Month of the year. , ,
Not to be outdone by any other de-
partment in offering big bargains
for the Month of May Sales, our
Ready-to-Wear Department steps
in and claims this week as theirs, 2
offering to the trade values that H
in previous seasons were never M
offered before the middle of July.
Early Comers Will Get Best 1
Choice, so be Here as Early in s
the Week as Possible
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT j
Silk Dresses
FOR STREET OR AFTERNOON WEAR. j
Here is where the stout figure can easily be fitted, for EE
these garments are mostly stouts. EE
For quick clearance we have divided into three lots.
Lot 1 Choice $22.61
At this price, the value is extraordinary enough to war- EE
rant you in laying aside all other plans and visiting E
this sale very early Monday morning. COO EE
Regular price to $18.00. Now VU1
Lot 2 Choice $31.25 I
-Make it a point to see these, and it is advisable to pur
chase at once. A better value will not be offered this
season. Regular price to $07.50.
Now
jiz unrit-it nun
S31.25
Lot 3 Choice ' $40.25
ACTUAL VALUES TO $90.00.
-Such dresses as these are seldom offered at such ex
ceedingly low prices. Those of you who intend buying
a new silk dress will at once recognize the opportunity
and mod no further urging to A OP
purchase at iP.vf4rft
Read our Shoe Ad.
Tage Five.
May
Must be
Our Banner Month.
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