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MiLI-EDGEVILLE^QA.
Social anb personal
WALL-CABE1.L
y r . and Mrs. Brisco Wall, of Mill-
pilftevdle, announce the engagement
r ,• daughter, Cornelia Frances,
M, ItaiiolMph McGuire Cabell, of
\Va> m’.diuro, Va., the marriage to bo
solemnized in -Tune. ■*
BIVINS.CHEEVES
Tlie marriage pf Miss Florence Biv-
jn .. t „ .Mr. .lesse Cheeves took place
, (i,,, home of the bride’s mother,
v r s Frank Bivins, Sunday afternoon
(he presence of relatives and a few
j.pitnl lriends. In front of an im-
pi-ovised altar of ferns with several
Imsket of stately gladlola, the cere-
mon > was performed by Hev. H, D.
U'arnock of the Baptist church, the
ram ceremony being used. The bride
was becomingly attired In a coacnuit
( ,f wisteria am* wor 0 a corsage of
vlilio rosebuds andl valloy lilies.
After a short trip they will return
t, Macon to make their home.
MRS. CHARLIE WHITFIELD
entertains her
eridge club
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
V hit field entertained at bridge at her
jovely home on the Hill. The den,
living room and dining room in which
the guests were entertained were ar
tistically decorated in quantities of
cut flowers. Mrs. Charles Barrett
and Miss Bessie Thomas were pre
sented with beautiful corsages of
sweet peas for winning top score.
Those playing were Mesdames Sid
Jones. T. Treanor, Steve Thornton,
J. S Turner, William Rives, Tom
llcese. Prank Bone, Jim Ingram, J.
K. Pottle, George Carpenter, Charles
Barrett, Dawson Allen, Jr., Misses
Floride Allen, Bessie Thomas, Mattie
Thomas and Bessie Bland.
MRS. WILL STEMBRIDGE
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Will
Semhridge entertained at bridge.
Those playing were Mesdames Lotl_
erick Jones, J. B. Pottle, Oscar Me.
Afne. Misses Bpssie Thomas. Mattie
Thomas, Mary Cline and Lila Lnmar.
CLUB" ENTERTAINED
On Friday afternoon Miss Floride
Allen was the delightful hostess to
tho ’’As You Like It Club” at the
home of Miss Bessie Bland.
The rooms where the guests were
entertained were decorated In quan
tities of spring flowers. After a game
of rook a delicious salad course was
served.
Those invited were Mesdames Daw
son Allen, Jr., Furman Bell, Jr., Rich
ard Binion, Emmett Barnes. Jr., M»
M. Flemister, A. C. McKinley, L. W.
iLee, Oscar Stembridge, Charlie Conn,
Russell Bone, Jessie Bone, Stewart
Wootten, George Echols, L. G. Mc
Whorter, George Carpenter. Elizabeth
Brown, M. H. Bland, Culver Kidd,
Furman Penuel, Wiley Bruner, Chas.
L. Moore, Misses Rosaline Joseph,
Kate Thrash, Fannie Sue S’tone. Flu-
ride Allen, Jessie Allen, Li’.a Lamar,
Mfl d Pattillo, Allle Myrick, Susan
Myrick, Bertie Stembridge and Bes
sie Bland.
FOR MISS
ROSALIND JOSEPH
On Sunday evening Miss Floride
Allen and Miss Bessie Bland enter,
tallied at bridge in honor of Miss
Rosalind Joseph of Atlanta who was
the attractive guest of Miss Bland.
A delicious salad course was served.
Those invited' were Misses Maude
Pattillo, l-Jlo Lamar, Kate Thrash,
Gussle Tabb, Artie Bell Carter, Ros
alind Joseph, Floride Allen, Isabelle
Cobb, Bessie Bland, Mesdames Will
Stembridge, Loderick Jones, Marshall
Bland, Oscar McAfee an<! Dr. and
Mrs. H. D. Allen, Jr.
MRS. GEORGE REID
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. tleorge
Reid entertained at two tables of
briflge. A delicious salad course v/as
served.
Those playing were Mesdames T.
Treanor. Steve Thicrnton, Loderick
Jones, E. A. T*gner, J. S. Turner,
Misses Kat c Thrash and Floride A'-
len.
THE MILLEDGEVILLE NEWS
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1922.
SEWING WANTED
Alice Napier visited ’ Eatonton Sun.
MRS. E. R. HINES
ENTERTAINS AT
GARDEN PARTY
On Monday afternoon Mrs. E. R.
Hines was hostess to her friends at
a garden party at her lovely suburban
home in tho West End.
Those in the receiving fine wore
Mrs. E. R. Hines, Mrs. Bessie Calla
way, Mrs. George Echols, Miss Annie
Clyde Wright and Mrs. G. A. Harbor
of Allanta.
Mrs. Hines' parents were delight
fully entertained during the after
noon by Miss Robert Harbor, who is
a most artistic and graceful dancer;
Miss Susan Myrick, who read an
Uncle Remus story, and the G. M. C.
band. Delicious sandwiches and
punch were served.
Mrs. Hines was assistedl in enter
taining by forty friends. About four
hundred guests called during the af
ternoon from five to seven o'clock.
RECITAL IN
ELOCUTION.
The pupils of Mrs. Thomas A. Reese
will give a recital in the chapel of
the Georgia Military College on
Tuesday evening, May 23rd at 8:3'J
o'clock in reading and declamation.
Mrs. Reese has a large and Interest
ing class who will delight their au
dience and show the excellent train
ing which they have received during
the past year with their splendid
program. The public is most cor
dially invited to this entertainment.
PIANO
RECITAL.
The pupils of Miss Gertrude
Treanor will give a piano recital in
the G. M. C. chapel Monday after
noon, May 22nd at five o'clock. To
this recital th 0 public is moot cor
dially Invited. Miss Treanor Is one
of the best instructors in piano in
our city and her pupils have shown
marked excellence in their work dur
ing the past year. There is no doubt
but w-ht they will greatly please
those who come out to hear them.
CARD OF THANKS
I Mr. and Mrs. Bethea Roberson
’•visit to express their does gratitude
to their many friends for their kind.
ness anil sympathy during the illness
and 'oath of t'.eir little daughter,
'tarjorle.
Sowlag taken in by (Miss) Bessie
Adams on North Wayne street Will
appreciate all the work given me
and will endeavor to give quick serv,
ice as well as satisfaction.
Itpd (MISS) BESSIE ADAMS.
Personal Mention.
Miss Lula Jones, of Thomaston, i3
the attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs,
T. H. Clarke.
Mrs. tl. \V. Russell, of Tennessee,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. F,
Lingo.
Mr. Wiley Bruner, of Savannah,
spent tlie week-end in the city.
Mr. Will Hines spent last week-end
with his family.
Miss Rosalind' Joseph has returned
to Atlanta after spending several
days with Miss Bessie Bland.
■Dr. It. McH. Cline and Mr. Lo.ds
Clinp. of Atlanta, spent last week-end
as the guest of the Misses Cline.
• Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Roberts spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wall.
Mrs. George Tunnelle has returned
from a visit of several days to At.
lanta.
Mrs. Eva Rust, of Leesburg, Va. and
Mrs. Mary Merritt and daughter, of
Seneca, S. C., wer e the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Howard for sev
eral days tills week.
Mr. J. C. Ingram is attending the
convention of the Georgia Retail
dealers association in Atlanta.
Mrs. Clias. Conn and littl-s daughter
are visiting relatives m Covington.
Miss Frances Hull spent the week
end in Allanta.
• On Saturday evening Mrs, W B.
Williams was the delightful hostess
to her bridge club at her apartment
In "The Darien."
Dr. and Mrs. Clark Case and chil
dren, of Atlanta, arc the guests of
Dr. Case's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Caoe.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bone, Miss'
Anne Bone, and Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Bland motored to Atlanta Sunday to
spend several dfays.
Mr. Marvin Parks, of Emory Uni
versity, spent the weekend with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Parks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cater spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis visited
the city Sunday.
Miss HI'th Hargrove, of Eatonton,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1,. Hargrove.
Miss Frances Bell, Miss Napier and
Mr. Furman Bell are visiting in
Brunswick.
Mr. Walter Stapler, of Atlanta,
visited the city Monday.
Miss Kate Tabb, of Eatonton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Gus.
sie Tabb.
Mrs. G. A. Harbor, Misses Robert
Harbor and Annie Clyde Wright, of
Atlanta, 'wer 0 the guests of Mrs. E.
R. Hines for the week-end.
Mrs. W. B. Walters has returned
icmo after a week's visit to Atlanta.
Mr. J. L. Sibley has returned, to
the city after spending several months
n Florida.
Mrs. J. D. Howard is visit'ng her
daughter, Miss Eugenia Howard, who
Is i> member of the graduating das'
of Shorter College.
Miss Janie Strouss nns returned to
her home in Savannah after a visit
to the Misses Cline.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Howard motored
to Harlem Saturday to attend the fu
neral of their neice.
Mr. Elbert Bivins is here this week
spending several days with his inoth-
ier, Mrs. Mattie Bivins.
Mr. J. F. Bell, accompanied by Miss
Frances Bell and Miss Mildred Na
pier, is in Brunswick this week at
tending the annual meeting of the
Grand lgnlge KnigWts Templar of
Georgia.
Rev. II. D. Warnock left this week
to attend the Southern Baptist con
vention held tn Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. G. A. iLawrence is in Romo
this week for the purpose of attend-
ng the graduation of her daughter.
Miss Roberta Lawrence, who has
been attending Shorter College.
Mayor Miller S. Bell, past grand
chancellor of the Grand Lodge of
Knights of Pythias of Georgia, and
Messrs. W. J. Chandler and J. W.
Roberts attended the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge Knights of Py
thias held in Coluiillms this week.
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LADIES’ WHIT 1
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While they last #
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Store
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