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Woman and Society
Mrs Gilreath Ditertains Bridge Club
Mis. Ben Gilreath was hostess
for the Main Street Bridge Club
on Wednesday afternoon of last
ek. Mrs. Robert Gilreath for
top score, was given a handkerv
a nd an ice course was serv
,d after the game. Those playing
' vor( .. Mrs. Will Satterfield, Mrs.
Kobert Gilreath, Mrs. Lila Mois
n Mrs. Madison Milam, Mrs.
Will Young, Mrs. Manic Young,
M,s. Walter Akermau and Mrs.
George Woodrow, Ji •
To Miss Jones
Mrs. George Brooke was hostess
at five tables of bridge oo Thurs
day afternoon, in compliment to
her sister, Miss Mae Jones. The
house was beautifully decorated
with vases and baskets of yellow
roses and ferns. Silk hose were
the top score and consolation fav
ors, and were won by Miss Eleanor
.Tones and Mrs. Frank Hammond.
Mr-. J. W. L. Brown was given a
bath towel for low score. Mrs.
jSrooke was assisted in entertain
ing and serving her guests by Miss
Idalu Milam aud Mrs. Horace
Howard. Those invited to meet
Miss Jones were: Mrs. Ben Gil*,
reath, Mrs. rituart Lumpkin, Mrs.
Wilbur Ham, Mrs. Cliff Dodgen,
Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Hampton
Field, Mrs. J. w. L. Browo, Mrs.
Sam Candler, Mrs. will Satterfield,
Mrs, Horace Howard, Mrs. Brad
ley Howard, Mrs. George wood
row, Jr., Mrs. Frank Hammond,
Mrs. Milton Gaines, Mrs. will
Young, Miss Christine Lumpkin,
Miss Louise walker, of Monroe,
Miss Eleanor Jones, Miss Minerva
word and Miss Idalu Milam.
Contest for D. A. R. Medals
The members of the Senior class
and also pupils of the sixth grade
grammar school of east and west
side, are much interested in the
contest for the two D. A. R. med
als offered by the Etowah chapter
for the best average for the year in
American history. The contest
will close one month before the
schools close, in order that the
medals may be eugrayed before
presentation.
Miss Ann Grady was the week*,
end guest of Mrs. Milton Gaines.
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Telephone 464
Bridge Party.
Mrs. Connor Pittard entertained
at ou Friday afternoon of
last Week. Hyacinths and ferns
were the pretty decorations in the
rooms where the tables werp ar
ranged.
A salad course was served at
the conclusion of the gftme, in
which Mrs. Wilbur won n
crochet yoke, and Mrs. Jack Hill
a hand made handkerchief.
.The invitation list included:
Mrs. Madison Milam, Mrs. Clark
Griffin, Mrs. James Whitaker,
Mrs. Clitf Dodgen, Mrs. .Tack Hill,
Mrs. Prince Lewis, Mrs. Nat
Granger, Mrs. Lilly Bradley, Mrs.
will Rowland, Mrs. John Lewis,
Mrs. Ed Strickland, Jr., Mrs.
Robert Maxwell, Mrs. Robert
Renfroe, Mrs. George Woodrow,
Jr., Mrs. Monroe Neel, Jr., Mrs.
Buford Greene, Mrs. Tom Simp
sod, Miss Ella Ntel, Miss Isa
Neel aud Miss Mildred Lewis.
Miss Sproutl's Dance.
A pleasant event of Friday even
ing among the younger set was the
dance at which Miss Jce Sproull
entertained at her home On Market
street.
The house was profusely decorated
with quantities of pink roses and
early spring flowers.
Punch, sandwiches aud tea were
se. ved during the evening; Miss
Sproull being assisted in doing
the honors by her mother, Mrs.
C. w. Sproull.
Those dancing were: Miss Mar 1 '
gareta womelsdorf, Miss Rachel
Stepheus, Miss Caroline Field,
Miss Margaret Field, Miss Stella
Brown, Miss Connie Tinsley, Mes
srs James Knight, Miles Gilreath,
Cotin an Milner, Norman Shaw,
Joseph Scheuer, Pinkney Daves,
Carl Waldrop, Hugh Young,
Charles Young, Gaz White, Ralph
Garwood, Guy Gaines and Paul
Gilreath, Jr.
U. D C. Meeting.
There will be a very interesting
meeting of the Bartow chapter U.
D. C. on Tuesday afternoon, April
third, at 3 o’clock, at the home of
Mrs. Robert Renfroe on Market
street. A musical program has
been arranged, and Mrs. Sproull
Fouche, with several others, will
make interesting talks.
‘Party For Visitor.
Complimenting Miss Mae Jones, {
of Cauton, Mrs. J. A. Miller entei
tained delightfully at bridge on
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Horace
Howard and Mrs. W. M. McCall
erty wou the top-score and couso
lation prizes, aud a pretty favor
was presented the honor guest.
A salad course was served alter
an enjoyable game, and the guests
numbered twelve friends of the
hostess.
Dance at Ftowah Club
Despite the bad weather of Fri
day, a very delightful evening was
spent by those who attended the
dance at the Etowah Club.
The Aus ley orchestra, ol A tlan
ta, furnished a bright program of
dance music, v an<l the chaperones
were: Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey For
rester, Mr. and Mrs. George
Woodrow, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Madi
son .Milam, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Nelson,Mr. an and Mrs. Milton
Gaines. Others dancing were
Misses La Grange Cothran, and
Katherine Graves, of Rome, Miss
Irene Malone, of Marietta, Miss
Ann Grady, of Chattanooga, Miss
Louise Walker, of Monroe, Miss
Lucile Stephens, Miss Caroline
Young, Messrs. Vivian Waddell,
Guy Northcutt, Johnuy Griffith,
of Marietta, Mr. Gray McClain
rock, Mr. J. H. Smith, of Atlan
ta, Messrs. Toroert and Bicker
stoff, of Aubrey, Messrs Buck Pat
terson, Fred Knight, Mr. Robert
Knight, Evans Strickland, Earl
Scheuer, Pete Lumpkin, Clarence
Shaw. Jim Shaw, Frank Jackson,
George Tinsley, Wofford Gilreath,
Warren Granger.
Veterans Meet at Club
The Veterans wiii meet the tlrst
Saturday in April with the IT.1 T . D.
0. members at the Cherokee Club
rooms. There will be an appro
priate musical program and re*
freshments will be served. Every
veteran and alt U, D. members
are urged to attend.
Mrs. John Lewis is spending this
week in Acworth with her mother
who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Simpson Entertains Club.
A rook elnb, which is destined
to give much pleasure to its mem
bers, has-recently been organized,
and held its first meeting Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Tom Simpson
at her home home on Erwin street.
Mrs. Buford Greene and Miss
Jessie Wikle assisted Mrs. Kimp.<
son in entertaining her guests.
The membership consists of Mrs.
Simpson, Mrs. J. X. Weems, Mrs.
Fred Radebaugh, Mrs. Will Leake,
Mrs. Milton Gaines, Mrs. L.
VleGinty, Mrs. Frank Matthews, -
Mrs. William Townsend, Mrs.
Zim Jackson, Mrs. Charles Cam on,
of Stilesboro, Mrs. Will Rowland
and Miss Lydia Jackson.
Mrs. Corra Harris, of Pine Leg,
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr. fohn Calhoun, of Texas is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. Quilliau Jones, ho i at
tending Emory College, spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones.
Mias La Grange Cothran, of
Rpme, was the guest for the dance
Friday night, of Mrs. George
Woodrow.
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Mr. Gray MeOlamroek. of At
lanta, was in the city Friday.
w Miss Vail Jones, of W es ly ean
College, accompanied by several
schoolmates spent Sunday with her
pareuts, '
Miss Irene Malone spent f rid ay
and Saturday with Mrs. Lindsey
Forrester.
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Miss Katherine Graves, of
Borne, was the guest Friday night
of Mrs Madison Milam.
Invitations have been received
to a miscellaneous shower for Miss
Delta Norcross, to be given by
Sam Jones on Tuesday afternoon.
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Bridge Chib.
Mrs. Lila Morgan entertained
the Main street bridge Huh on
Tuesday afternoon. Alter lhe
game, in which Mrs. Young made
top-score, tea and sandwiches were
served.
Mrs. Robert Gilreath will sjhmwl
next week with her sister Mrs.
George Ferguson, in Rocknmrt.
Mrs. Harry Womelvdorf left
Thursday for a six week’s stay
with relatives in Chieign.
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