The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1904-1917, March 01, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextE/oman and Society I (nt , for Mrs. Forrester. I v Wilbur Haw entertained ■ , fi itMnls at the picture show ■el i !aV iu cora P li H , Ah*. Lftulsey Forrester. II i ’ !:--i quests were entertained 11 ,' where hot chocolate .iwiid les were served. B 'ij,, ,• aho enjoyed this party ■ nHI yit-sda'mes Forrester, Rob. H t 1... me, Maggie I rick, Clark ■ ( (laud Brown, George ■ ,j,i . .Ir., Ben Gilreath, J.. II a, \ Her, Ed Strickland, .Tr., Ii iin : i.lgeu, Buford Greene, Tom ■ | ~l,,|ikm i and John Lewis. B Dance at Overlook. | j; ( aiteisv’ille High School ■p, ~m from the Boys’ High, of ■ Ui :il , i in the basket ball gatno ■la M i lida\ night, the score being || „i A I ter the game, a dance ■ Vi:l , ,-‘ii them at “Overlook” by ■ ;\h :i( ,i Mis. Nat Granger. | jh, !, ( orations were of red and ■ hi:,, i die Ourtersvilie colors, and! |, a md wnite, for Atlanta, and ■ a Mi,vt rourse with punch was ■mi \ eil | Hi, invitation list included H.Mi , uiiilia Moufoit, Evelyn ■l. .-in Connie Tinsley, Stella Hpi Lues Cunyus, Margueretta ■ , ,lorl, Louise Dodd, Mari ■lull . , Caroline Field, Aileeu Hi:iri Sarah Vaughan, Fiorrie Hi'- JoeSpronll, Caroline and HMh \ Gladys White, Hi dn- Vdair, Margaret Field, Car luiiii, iviiight, O’Thelh* Tinsley, Hlsiwi Lumpkin, Mary Peeples, H.Mt is. Frank Jackson, Jack Hkin;dit, Cothran Milner, Warren H'-i;i n ri. Guy Gaines, Lewis Peep Hi, , I‘iekney Daves, JoeAkeinmn, ■ dil- Gilreath, Paul Gilreath, ■ ' ,ul waldrup, Charles Young, ■(’li:u Is \ uughan, Dickson Jack ■ lames Knight, Gaz white, ■k'lulaml white, Mr. and Mrs. Mil ! Htun (nines, Mr. and Mrs. George H'Vim-in.w, I Mr., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. I B Eie members of the B. H. S. Htaiii were Prof. Fincher, Static, H . Hatcher, Kiser, Markelas Hum! I’-:u lies . \ M; Moure Neel, Jr., spent last' ■ * din -my in Atlanta. ; Japan and China wiW wELMIsHk i ntro< J uce J the world to tea, and ■ vor and soothing qiiaJities have versaliy popular C . pickingiw jahah beverage,' ♦ Buy Your Tea at Our Store an< J from our wide range of stock the leaf most suited to your 1 ,ste * Keep in mind, too, that our Su PPly of staple and fancy groceries Is best to be had. We assure rejy Cleanliness Honesty—Service K? VA r^ PHONES 13 '1 elephone 4(i 1 Ali vely compliment to Mrs. Lindsey Forrester, was the bridge party at which Mrs. Harry Worn elsdorf entertained on last Thurs day afternoon. The attractive score-card* w ere pictures of George Washington with nis cherry tree and hatchet. Mrs. Frank Ham mond was given a box of emdv for tup score; Miss Alice Crouch cut the consolation; Mrs. I 'coyer 14te won the low score prize, and the honoree was presented a levels hand made handkerchief. A Iruit salad, creamed chicken and mmdiroons in timbales, crack era, hot rolls and coffee wa ■ci ved after the game. Mis. Lee Wometsdurl' and Mrs. George Brooke assisted in enter taining and those piesent were: Mesdames Madison Milam, Stuart Lumpkin, Milton Gaines, Frank Hammond, ('laud Brown, George Woodrow, Jr.. Conyer; Fite, \\ ill Leake, Alfred Zael.ry, Laura I ci rester, Mr es Roslyn Lumpkin, Alice Grouch, Myrliee Adair, ai oline Knight, Rebieca Knight, Lucile Stephens, Rachel Stephens, Gladys White, Caroline Young, Marilu Young, Eleanor Jones, Bei nice Tomlin, Minerva Word aud Isa Neel. Picture Show Party. Mrs. will Walton entertained the Round Dozen Sewing Club anil a feW'frienas in a most delightful manner Thursday afternoon by taking them to see Marguerite ('lark in “Snow W hite'* at tie Dixie. Altei the picture, sand wiches and hot chocolate were served at Youngs’. Mrs. Walton’s guests were: Ales dames. Cliff Dodgea, A. B. Grume, Clark Griffin, L. G. 1 fames, Jack Hill, John Lewis, Prince Lewisp Robert Maxwell, Connor Pittard, Tom Jones, O. C. Omer, I'homa Simpson, Zim Jackson, Jno, Adair, Charlie G'ollius, Misses Mildred Lewis, Eula Whitehead and Jesuit Wikle. Airs. John Anderson spent a part of last Week with her daugh ter, Mrs. Frank Pi mien, in Dalton. Miss Pauline Pittard spent the week end iu Atlanta as the guest of Miss Edith Millican, Patty for Bride. Mrs. ,T. A. Miller was the charm ing hostess at four tables of bridge oil Friday afternoon, in Up l <>* ( and .Mis. Lindsey Forrester. Mrs. Mil let ’s pretty home was unusually i attractive on this occa-ion, with i decorations of potted plants, and the shaded lights on each table. Pear salad-with cheese balls, id ives, beaten biscuits, creamed chicken white cake, nuts and oof fee was served after-a very inter-* estlng game in which Mrs. lien Gilreath received two band made handkerchiefs for top score; Mrs. George Worn How, a towel, for com ninth > . md the honor guest, a hand painted recipe book. •Mrs. 11 n *ee Howard assisted in cub laining, and those playing .were: Vie dames, ('lift' Dodgen,' •lohn Anderson, Madison Milam, Horace Howard, Harry Womels dorf, Conyers Fite, ('laud Brown, lack Hill, Buford Greene, Felton Jones, Ben Gilreath, Lindsey FV|j rester, George Woodrow,' Wilt Satterfield, Wilbur Ham and Miss Mildred Lewis. Rogers-Word. An interesting wedding of Sun day, February 17th, vyas that ol Mi'S Lucy Rogers and Mr. Phillip °rd, which took place at the home ui the bride's - is ter in Bir mingham. Lev. Georg Stuart was the officiating minister. Mr. ahd Mrs. Word returned to ( ai tersv die Wedne: day night, and are at home with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Word. Airs. Cicero Cleghom, of Sum merville, is visiling her sisters, Mrs. vviH Leake and Miss Rebecca ! Knight. AJiss Laura Mayes, of Marietta, is the guest of. her grand mother, Mrs. Ham Jones. Air. Gray MeClamroch, of At lanta, spent Afoiulay and Tuesday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. George' Woodrow chaperoned a congenial parly who motorcTl down t* see “Experi t-nce” at the Atlanta Theatre Molt day Night. Mr. Loney Moon, Mr. and Airs. D. A. Moon, of Atlanta, and Mr. •lohn Moon, of Florida, attended the funeral of their brother, Mr. Joe Moon on Tuesday . Mrs. Fird Showse, of Romo, is vis ting her mother, Mrs. J. <'. Wo fluid. Miss Lucile Stephens spent Sat' iH’d.t) in Atlanta. Mi- Alfred Zaehry returned Monday to her home in Wet Point, after-pending several weeks with hei run!her, Mrs. Brown. Mis- (.!udvs White left Monday for O’idndeu, Ala;, to spend two weeks with Mi- . Sara Helen Ilel lender. I,frs. Id Sti ickland, Jr., and Mei Stuart Lumpkin spent Fri* | day in Atlanta. 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