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Social Activities
OFFICE PHONE 30
; EVENING
he twilight falls, and the tasks are
. .done,
nd the garden glows in the setting
& sun;
#'he marting sweep on their last few
: flights,
,mAnd there comes the calm of God's
% summer nights,
pn it seems that the blossom¢
. bends to pray
"At the glorious close 0.l another day
In that lovely hour when the dusk
3 slips down
A hush comes over the noisy town:
I hear the whistle of old Bob White
And it seems to me that he says
' Good night!”
The wrens slip into their house near.
n by
And alone in the lowering dusk am )
Wit '
In that eveningz lour when the.
a shadows fall ;
Comes 4'touch divine to my garder
% small; ' ;
I sfand in silence a moment thcrci
And fancy the, blossoms are bowed
i Yin prayer. l
T cdtch a beauty of plant and flower
Th i;g ‘lfi fiefi in’ that evening
i 3 hOfil“ e .
P —EDGAR A| GUEST
JUNIOR STAMBAUGH GIVES A
BIRTHDAY SWIMMING PARTY.
4 One of the most unique and most
Peautiful' parties for children that
ifis occurred here in some time was
shat given by Mrs. E. H. Stambaugh
r her young son, Junior, who was
#even years old yesterday. It was a
.. imming party at Williams Swim
. _‘ing Pool at 10’ o’clock in the morn
i g. The young folks began to arrive
@t 10 and continued to come unti
apout 10:30. The party lasted unti!
# o‘clock, the children llavin_‘g" a jol
1y good time during the party. hours
:fbout sixty-five guests shared the
Circle Theat
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All Next Week, Starting Monday, July 5
| J Matinee Under Direction of
j " MISS THELMA BOOTH e
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If?'gremost Charleston Expert in the South
it And Her Own Orchestra gt
" THE BLUE MELODY BOYS _
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_ Children’s Contest Every Afternoon 4
™y At 4 O’clock s
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o Adults Contest every Night &
" At 8 O’clock ;
Blas el e .
* Grand final contests Saturday between all
first prize winners:
. Children’s Prize........ ..$ 5.00
~ Adults Prize .............. 10.00
Miss Thelma Booth will give free instruc
tions in the Charleston every day from 12
to 2 at the Circle Theatre starting Monday.
EDITED BY JULIA NEAL
pleasure of the day with Junior.
Upon arrival each child was told te
dress in bathing suit and each was
presented with an all day sucker
which they enjoyed while they
marched around the pool as Mrs. Lee
Espy played at the piano. They swam
awhile, then rested and were pre
sented with jaw breakers which they
enjoyed when they took a second
swim. After they frolicked in this
way a while longer, they were served
punch and frozen suckers. i
Mrs. Stead, Miss Marie Stead, and
Mrs. Ray Fenn. assisted Mrs. Stam.
baught in entertaining.
The following little folks were
Junior’s guests on this happy oc
casion:
Elza Quay Herrington, Virginia
Claire Fletcher, John Hancock, Mary
Bradley, Oscar Wilkerson, Pate Wi!-i
liams, Harold Williams, Earl W'l
liams, James Fonn, Charles Williams
Harris and Betty Jones, Hamp West
brook, Elizabeth Hamilton, Cortez
Moore, Corinne Terrell, Jerry Slade
Virginia Rose Jennings, Ann Kilby‘
Smith, Hemming Bland, John Nesbitt'
Marcus Dekle, Leonard Cox, Charles
Cox .Martha Dekle, Ruth Rogei‘s
Margarete Glisson, Martha Mize, Vic
tor Grubbs, Junior Stambaugh, Iso
bel Heard, Winrifred Stead, Elsie
Haycs, Jimmie Luck, Mabel Starr
Caroline Gower, Beryl Coker, John
Espy, Eudora Arthur, Vivian Free
man, Eloise Shipp, Laura Bartholo
mew, Sudie Wilkerson, Lucile
Pridgen, Edna Ramsey, Lillian
Pridgen, Frances Slade, Tommy Roy
al, Arthur Wheeler, Dan Williams
Jack Harrold, Shelby Westbrook
Gordon Glisson, John R. Grumbpler
Cecile Heard, Mary M. Whatley, Arin
Bland, Henry Ray Fenn, Byron Hq;.-d
ris, Annié R. Davis, Guy Cobb, Ceci’
Pate, Jack Pate, Ann Butts, Julius
McKinney, Jack Ray. 1
CHARLESTON CONTEST
CIRCLE THEATRE j
RESIDENCE PHONE 313
REVIEW OF JULY
MUSIC MAGAZINE.
By Mrs. C. E. Brown
% The Music and Youth Magazine is
unusually good this month. In the
June issue there is a special study
‘}of Mozart containing a new and
hitherto known portrait of him
There is also ‘n the “Lives of Great
Americans” an unusually interesting
artcile about Gounod who was al
ways an intenss w.orshippEr of beau.
ty. There is a heautifully illustrated
article on “Toneless Music” and @
very instructive piece about “The
Paris Ope;a,” in addition to an in.
teresting story about “A Romantic
Treasure of the 16th Century.”
‘Another delightful sketch is about
Stephen Foster. This with severa
musical selections makes up a most
attractive and worthwhile magazine
which should he both instructive and
interesting to the gencral reader
whether musically inclined or not.
The next izsue will . appear - in
Sebtember as there are no publica.
tlpns of thig magazine during July
and August, , ‘
3 This magazing should be in every
home, as it is entertaining, uplifting
aid very instruclive. o
Miss Margaret Booth is visiting
relatives in Warwick this week.
Miss Phosa Jordon is visiting Mrs
T. E. Jennings. ‘
Miss Iduma Poole of Warwick, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. G
Booth.
R |
Mrs. R, A. Rogers and children of
Arlington, Ga., are vigiting her
Jbrother, S. W. Boyton.
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A"‘f;',,Mrs. J. L. Booth has returncd‘
from Winder where she has been vis |
iting her parents.
- — -
Misses Mary McCoy and Emma
Maddox will leave Sunday for a trip
through Florida.
Miss Elizabeth Slade left yester
day to join a party camping in
Brevard, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Matthews from
Miami, are expected Saturday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Soloman.
Mrs. Charles Munnerly and son
Charles, of Miami, Fla.,, are the
guests of Mrs. Munnerly’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. J P. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hurt and chil
dren left today for Cumming, Ga.
where they will spend the W’ee,lq"»cnd
visiting relatives. " g
Mrs. George Scandrett leaves to
morrow for Clyde, N, C., where she
‘joins Miss Ruth, her daughter, tc
spend the rest of the summer,
Mrs. Seward Smith has returned tc
Atlanta after spending some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jer
ry Slade.
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THE CORDELYE DISPATCH"
MISS IDOLINE BARFIELD«
HONORED WITH BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Idoline Barfield, of Cordele
the guest of Miss Evelyn Barfield
was beautifully complimented thig
morning when her hostess and Miss
Elva Nash entertained at bridge at
the home of Miss Nash on the Hous.
ton Road in her honor.
The rooms whore the tables were
placed were decorated with quanti--
ties of Shasta daisics. After an inter
esting game of bridge, in which the
prize for high rcore was a sel of
bridge cards, luncheon was served.
~ The guest list included: Mis Bar--
field, Miss Marcella Tinsley Mis¢
Elizabeth Barfield, Miss Watson
Miss Marvion Fulghum—Macon News
CORDELE GIRL IS PLAYING
IN FINE ATLANTA COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. T| E. Jennings are
home from Atlanta where they went
to visit their daughter, Miss Eliza--
beth, who is playing this summer in
light opera, as a member of the ex
cellent company on the eight-weeks
summer engagement. ler parents
are greatly impressed with the high
standard of the theatrical entertain
ment offcred and with the personne!
of the members playing in the com.
pany in which their daughter is ap
pecaring. Light opera is proving a
great drawing card for the summer
in Atlanta.
Miss TLucile Taylor from Macon
spent yesterday here as the guest of
her brother, Mr Ernest Taylor, whc
is connected with the South Georgia
Power Company.
Mrs. Nellie Patterson returned yes--
terday from Miami where she visited
Mrs. G. B. Wilkes, who is a former
resident of Cordele. Mrs. Pattersor
has been offerad a desirable position
{o teach and expects to return for
the fall.
Miss Corinne Sheppard returnec
yesterday afternoon from a delight
ful two weeks spent in the eastern
stfl,_afltésnwith a sirhtseeing party. They
visited Cinciniati, Chicago, Washing
ton, New York. ANiagara Falls, Buffa
lo. Toronto Canada and other points
‘She stopped over in Atlanta = and
spent Tuesday night with Miss Eliza
beth Jennings and had the pleasure
of hearing her sing in Light Opera
that night, » '
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DuriNG thel first weeks of early Smnme?'
Paris takestto the woods for luncheon and 1
tea, dinner and late supper, creating a
sort of country life within the city, limits, ;.
At polo at Bagatelle a very smart Pa
risienne ‘wore recently a froz in the chic
}Summer combination of Geéorgette and'
’ufieta. *Both were in the same cloudy
"ahade of}h Watteau blue, but the transs,
parency of the Georgette gave the body_’
and upper part of the straight skirt a
lighter tone. Fulness shirred at the
shoulder and at'the top of the sleeve add
ed to the soft impression of the frock.
For midsummer it would be charming
copied in printed batiste with the lower
part of the skirt inva plain color.
Miss Alma Wtatley has returned
from Albany where she visited her
grandmother and aunts.
Sheriff C. O. Noble is attending
. the sessions of the Georgia Sbcriffs
and Peace Officers Associa*bn in
Valdosta today and tomurrUW.‘E?';
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Miss Hazel Robinson returnec
turned Tucsday night from a delight.
ful visit with relatives and friends
in Macon. 4
Mrs. A. 1. Webb, Miss Jurelle Lit
tle, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Moss and
Mrs. Moss’ young Son, Jack }i';arrcll
left this morning for Doug]as‘l‘w&hcrc
Mr. and Mrs. Moss will stop a']'yvhilc
The rest of the party will re%n to
Cordele. i
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