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SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1D0T.
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SOCIAL NEWS AND GOSSIP WITH OUR SISTER CITIES
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Montgomery
ROME SOCIAL NEWS 1
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ATHENS SOCIAL NEWS | f
Mr, and Mr*. Charles Dexter have
goae to Hot Springs on account of Mr.
Dexter's health.
Miss Lucllc WIRteraon, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. M. DeCalleH, has re
turned to her home In Prattville.
Mrs. Victor Hanson has returned to
her home after a three weeks' stay In
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Jones and young
son are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Pauli.
Mrs. Belle Allen Boss has returned
after a visit to several places In Geor
gia.
Mrs. G. TV. Patterson, with her two
children. Is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Ster
ling Foster, In Birmingham.
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Myra Mitch
ell have returned to their home In
Gadsden after visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Frank Elmore, Jr.
Mrs. Martin, of Nashville, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Joseph L. Hall.
Mrs. Nick Marks, of Kenturky.
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Marshall Vass
and Mrs. Edgar Winter.
Miss Florence Dawson has returned
to her home In Birmingham after
short visit to Miss Caroline Hannon.
Miss Mamie Olfult has returned from
a visit to her uncle, Mr. Lacy, In New
Orleans.
Mrs. Alex Rice If visiting her rela
tives, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman,
In Birmingham.
, Mrs. Gaston, of Chester, 8. C. Is
visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. Lucius Gas
ton.
Mrs. Frank Elmore la visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, In
Gadsden.
Miss Henrietta Cohn has returned
from a visit to relatives In Decatur.
Mrs. TV. C. Banders and the Misses
Sanders, of Atlanta, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Hickey, at the New
Exchange.
Mrs. Margaret Patterson Is with her
daughter, Mrs. James Ware Walker, In
Springfield, III, who Is much Improved
In health.
Miss Louise Mulford, of New Jersey,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Albert Wool-
folk, on South street.
Mrs. Horace T. Owens and her two
children, Louise Holt and Horace
Owens, Jr, are visiting her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Thomas G. Jones.
Mra Loralne Rogers and Miss Char
lotte Thompson, of New York, who
have been spending the winter here,
have returned to their home In New
York.
Mrs. Ben Noble has returned from
Atlanta, where she has been visiting
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hubbard enter
tained a few friends Monday evening at
bridge. The game was played at four
tables, after which the hostess, assisted
by her young daughter. Miss Maggie
Hubbard, served elegant refreshments.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, of New
Jersey, who has been visiting her
niece, Mrs. Horace Strlngfellow, has
returned home.
Miss Jennie Blstrunk, who has been
spending tho winter In New York, has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. McDuff Cain enter
tained a few friends Tuesday evening
at dinner, after w(ilch bridge was en-
jnvcd for a couple of hours.
Friends of Mr. John Rousseau will
regret to learn of his extreme Illness
In Denver. His brother-in-law, Mr.
Edward Noble, hns gone to him.
The home of Mr. and Mra. Wyman
Btrauss was tho scene of a beautiful
wedding Wednesday afternoon when
Mr. Joseph R. Morris, of Jackson, Miss.,
was united In marriage to Miss Addle
Btrauss. Tho maid of honor was Miss
Rosa Btrauss, and tho groom was at
tended by hla brother, Mr. Harry Mor
ris. After an Informal reception the
young couple left for a Southern trip,
after which they will be at home In
Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Mary Whiting, who has been
visiting Captain and Mrs. TV. H. Graves
In Birmingham, has returned home.
Mrs. Pierce, of Bt. Louis, Is visiting
her sister, Miss Fannie Blont, at Mrs.
Lomax's.
The members of the New Century
Club and a few favored friends were
much entertained on Tuesday after
noon by Miss Ava Prlntup. Easter
Ideas were Introduced in the decora
tions nnd the score cards. Tulips and
Easter lilies decorated the table where
iluffy little chickens and eggs were
scattered over the cloth. Euchre was*
Played at five tables, with trail at one
for non-card players. A lovely little
vanity bag, the first prize, was won by
Mrs. Stewart Marshall, and a tiny, lit
tle live buff chicken was the consola
tion trophy, which Miss Jessie Glover
cut. A salad course was served from
tbe buffet.
Mrs. Littell Funkhouser entertained
the Trail Club delightfully on Thurs
day afternoon.
teachers will chaperon a goodly number
of Shorter students to Mammoth Cave,
Kentucky, for a week* outing on Sat
urday. Misses Marlon and Jane A.
Dean will be day pupils In thenarty.
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution have In course of arrangement
“Toys Awake," a beautiful spectacular
play, to be presented at the opera
house as a benefit to supplement their
entertainment fund. Xavier chapter will
be hostess to the state conclave In
October.
Mrs. C. A. Jamieson, of Decatur, Is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Hill.
Mrs. Robert Timmons, of Thomas-
vllle, la visiting her sister, Mrs. Stew-
urt Marshall.
Mrs. T. O. Hand comes up from Ma-
in.. a—.s o . .. . . con to visit her parents and attend the
MIss Barah Beat wan the hostess to TVood-Bradford wedding next week,
the Potpourri Club on Saturday aft- Mrs. Sam Brothers, of Chattanooga,
ernoopj_ ^ . I will be Mrs. e. S. Sparks’ popular vls-
Dr, T. J. Simmons and one or two ltor next week.
SAVANNAH SOCIAL NEWS
M'CRAE.
Colonel John F. PeLac'ey, of Eastman,
was In the city recently.
Misses Maud nnd Stella Cotter spent Ban-
sdsy In Eastman.
Miss Ails Clements, of Almo, wss with
friends here a few dsya ago.
Professor It. M. Glrsrdenn spent Sunday
with his parents at Betsy, Os.
Colonel Wiley'J. Williams, of Eastman,
wss In the city recently.
Mlse Smile Clements, of Duluth, was In
the elty s few days ago. ..
Mrs. J. W, Evens sml children sml Mra.
0. O. Conk went to Kaotman Tuesday.
W. W. Williams was In our city a f
*Tliomns came down from Tech and
spent Sunday nnd Monday with his parents
Miss Eugenis Walker, of Savannah, Is
tho guest of the Missus Walker at Helena.
Mra (Min Pharr, of Eastman, has been
n th friends here this week.
(ra. J. T. Land sml children hare spent
several daye this week with Mr. Land's par
ents at Bullards.
Mrs. John A. Wooten returned to Lumber
City a few days ago, after tpeudlng several
days with Mrs. <' M. Tillman.
Mr. E. F. McRae went to Atlanta Tues-
teaching for Mr. and Mra. 8. B. Andrews,
finished her school aud returned to her
home In north Georgia.
CAMILLA.
Miss Pauline Hardeman returned to
her home In MadlBon Thursday after
an extended visit to relatives and
friends here.
Mr. Willie Frank Cullens Is visiting
his uncle. Dr. Fred Cullens at Ozark,
Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Brown, who hnve
been spending the winter In Camilla,
the guests of their son. Dr. J. L. Brown,
left a few days ago for their homo In
Greensboro, N. C.
Miss Annie Everett, of Pelham, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. E. Cox.
Mr. J. C. Turner, Jr., after spending
some time at home with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Turner, tins re""-n»il
to Davidson College, where he will re
sume his studies.
Mrs. W. W. Rogers, who leaves ear
ly next month for the North, where
her marriage to Dr. TVIIllam McKee
will be an Interesting June event, gave
a charming farewell luncheon on TVed
nesday to a number of her Savannah
friends. Bhe entertained at Bunnon
Lodge, and the occasion was marked
by delightful Informality and pleasure.
Covers were laid for twenty-eight. The
table was abloom with pretty spring
flowers, and the place cards were hand-
painted figures In attractive motoring
costumes. Mrs. John M. Bryan was
(oastmaster, and between the courses,
called on each guest by name In clever
rhyme. Some of the responses were
brimful of nit and good natured fun.
The marriage on Tueaday evening at
the DeSoto hotel of Miss Frances Koh
ler, of this city, and Mr. Joseph Gump,
of Baltimore, was an Interesting event
to a wide circle of friends, though only
the Immediate families of the couple
were present at the ceremony. Miss
Rosalind Gump, of Baltimore, was maid
of honor, and Mr. A. S. Kohler was best
man. Mr. Max Kohler was mastfer of
ceremonies. Immediately after the
marriage service, which was perform
ed by the Rev. Dr. George Solomon, a
family dinner was served In the break
fast room of the hotel, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gump left late In the evening for
an extended trip North.
Mr. Edmund Nash entertained a con.
genial party of ladles with dinner and
bridge on Tuesday evening for her
guest, Mrs. Phillip Marquard, of Rye,'
N. Y.
An attractive entertainment, given at
tho Woman's Club on Friday afternoon
was arranged by the chairman of tho
entertainment committee, Mrs. Clar
ence Anderson, Jr., and proved a most
plonsant and amusing event. It was
called ‘‘Living Pictures of Classical
Subjects," and wns a clever burlesque
of classic art. Tho young women who
took part wore amusing costumes and
were posed In an Immense frame, sug
gesting just enough likeness to the
original subject to make the. carica
ture most amusing.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John
Malloch gave a bridge luncheon for
Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge, of New
York, who Is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mills.
On the same day Mrs. Charles H.
Willcox entertained with a large after
noon tea In honor of Mrs. Julia TV.
Beckham, of Kentucky. About 200
guests were present. Assisting In re
celvlng the callers were Mrs. WlllcoxV
two daughters, Mrs. William Beckham
and Mrs. D. Y. Beckham, and serving
were Miss Julia Daniel, Miss Irene
Withers, Miss Alleen Hunter, Miss Lu
cille Hunter, Miss Laleah Adams and
Miss Mantle Adams.
Mrs. C. a. Bell entertained the Wed
nesday Bridge Club this week, and the
Thursday Bridge Club met with Mrs.
Alexander Carey.
Mrs. Ruben Clarke gave an Informal
party Friday morning, entertaining two
tables of bridge.
Miss Vnn Gundell entertained \ on
Friday afternoon with tea for her
guesis. Miss Alexander, of New York.
Mrs, A. A. Lawrence gave a bridge
party on Tuesday evening for Miss Og
den, of New York.
Mrs. Paul Haskell entertained the
Supper Club on Friday night.
Saturday afternoon Miss Belte Shat
ter gave a small, river party, and Miss
Von Gundell poured ten at the Country
Club, where a golf match between the
ladles wns a most Interesting event.
Mrs. Phillip Marquard, of Rye, N. Y.,
Is the guest of Mrs. Edmund Nash.
Miss Anna Stevens and Miss Flor
ence Stevens have returned from
Hofwyo.
Mrs. Rauers, Miss Rauers nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Florence Minis are spending
a short time at St. Catherines Island.
Mlsa May Parsons, of Philadelphia,
Is the guest of Mrs. George Owens.
Mrs. Rowland Leigh and her children
hnve returned to England.
ASHEVILLE SOCIAL NEWS
Differing in
Every Respect
One of the most enjoyable events
of the Reason In Asheville was the ball
given at the Battery Bark lost Satur
day evening. Dancing began early nnd
tho orchestra played “Home, Sweet
Home,” promptly at 12 o’clock. Ro-
freshments were served during tho
evening. Among those who partici
pated were a large number of out-of-
town people, among them being Sena
tor und Mrs. Faulkner, of West Vir
ginia; Mrs. BUnor McCartney Lane,
Mrs. and Miss Lockwood, of New
York; Miss McLaughlin nnd Mix*
Grace McLaughlin, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Wilson, of
Philadelphia; Mr. Warfield, Balti
more; E. H. Kimber, Washington; Mr.
J. S. Young and Mr. John Cator, if
Charlotte, N. C\; Mrs. and Miss Bar-
num, New York; Mr. Lee Reinhelmer,
Richmond, Va.; Mr. Walter Brown,
Charlotte, N. C.; Mra. Carrie Buckner,
Winchester, Ky.
Mrs. Harmon Miller entertained In
formally last Thursday evening, with
a supper, In honor of her cousin und
guest. Mlsa Sue Grlggaby, of Lexing
ton, Ky. Covers were laid for eight,
and those present were: Miss Grlggs-
by, Mrs. Ebon Coffin, Mrs. Miller, Miss
Virginia Miller and Harmon A. Mil
ler, Dr. Carl Reynolds, Ered Johnson,
ani William B. Troy, Jr.
Tlio regular monthly meeting of the
Women’s Auxiliary of Trinity church
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dr. Minor, on French
Broad avenue. Mrs. L. Pickens Bacon,
district president of tho auxiliary, wns
present and addressed the ladles as
sembled. A large number were in at
tendance.
Announcement of the engagement «■
Miss Anna Bethnell. of Ueldsville, t
Mr. Hill Parsons, of Rockhighum, ha
been made. Tho wedding Is to take
place early In June at the home of the
bride’s grandmother, In Rockingham.
Mrs. Paul J. Johnson gave a dance
last Thursday evening at Rock Ledge,
In honor of Miss Jennie Hall, of Sa
vannah. Twelve couples were present.
Miss Mary Lee delightfully enter
tained the Wednesday Bridge Club levt
Wednesday afternoon at her homo on
Oak street.
A verv pretty wedding occurred here
last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Fannie
Emmanuel, of this city, nnd Abram
Paul, of Charlotte, being united in mar
riage at the home of the bride’s moth
er. Rabbi J. Klein, of Sumter, S. C.,
Informing the Jewish religious cere
mony, a civil marriage having prevl
ously been celebrated. The parents
and brother of the groom came to
Asheville for the occasion. Ills brother
acting as best man. The young cou
pie left Immediately after the
Flavoring
Extracts
Vanina
Lemon
Orange
Rose,etc.
differ in every respect from all
others. They are more uniform,
more economical, as it requires
but a small quantity to impart the
desired flavor. They are true to
nature, as thev are made from tbe
mony for u wedding trip to Northern
cities.
Mrs. C. M. Platt entertained at
bridge at her home on Cumberland ave
nue in honor of her relative and guest,
Mrs. Carrie Buckner, of Winchester,
Ky. There were eight tables of play
ers.
Invitations hnve been issued for the
marriage of Miss Anna May Way to
Mr. Francis Branch Slaglit, on Wed
nesday, April 3, at 8:?0 p. m.» at the
home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Wil
liam Emllus Way, 7 College street,
Asheville.
Miss Alice C. Wood, of Brevard, N.
C), an<l Mr. Brance E. Paxton, of
Memphis, were married at the resi
dence of Mr. J. H. Cane, on Blanton
street, last Haturdav, March 9. Rev. R.
H. Parker was the oiViciating clergy
man.
Messrs. Hemmlek nnd Devlin were
hosts on Tuesday evening at a <1 inner
to a number of friends at Victoria Inn.
The ladles of the Auxiliary Society of
St. Lawrence church were the guests
■A Miss Johnnie Cruise on Tuesday aft
ernoon nt her rejldence on College
street. . _>
United States Scnntor and Mrs.
Faulkner, who have been guests at the
Battery Park, left Monday evening for
Nashville, where they will make
short visit before returning to their
home In West Virginia.
B. M. Yates Is In the cltyi from At
lanta.
A. C. Bard, of Atlantn, Is a visitor in
Asheville.
Mr. George Lauterback has returned
from Atlanta.
Mr. Caldwell WoodmfL of the Toxa-
wny ci^jpany, Is a guest at the Kenil
worth Inn.
Former Vice President Adlai Steven
son nnd Mrs. Stevenson, after a stay
of some little time In Asheville, hnve
gone to Charlotte to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs. Martin D. Hardin, f
W. T. Ford, of Atlanta, is a visitor
in the city. . _
A. C. Ford and his mother, Mrs. B.
F. Wiley, of Atlanta, have left for
Salisbury.
Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of tho well-
known oougressraaii, Is u guest ut tbe
Manor.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the
week wns tilt* luncheon Tuesday afternoon
Klven by Miss Ueorgln Dennis nt her home
on North Main street In honor of Mrs.
Charlton Millard nnd Mrs. Sneed Adams. A
winme table seating twelve guests was
decorated In a color scheme of yellow. Jon
quils and dnffodUs being used. The more
cards were buuelies of hand-pointed daffo
dils. Miss Dennis received her guests In a
harming lingerie house gowu.
Mrs. Thomas Hollins was hostess Wednes
day afternoon for the Thursday Bridge
*», which Is composed of ulsmt a tlozeu
players. .. ....
Mrs. I.alrd entertained on Wednesday
with an Informal luncheon given nt the
Battery Park. Covers were laid for eight.
Bridge followed in the afternoon.
.Miss Minnie Westnll entertained the Tnr
D. T. Manget has gone on a business
trip to Connecticut.
Mrs. H. IT. ReTlll, of Greenville, Ga.,
was the guest of Kewnan friends several
days this week.
Mrs. Harry Cleveland and little
who have been visiting her parents, Dr. nnd
Sirs. J. W. Qullllan, b&vo returned to El-
berton.
• Judge Andy Calhoun, of Atlanta, apent
Monday In Xewnaa as the guest of Mr.
and Mra. Mike Powell.
Mrs. John Cates and Miss Nevelle Ar
nold have returned from Atlanta. The lat
ter, who has been dangerously JB In
hospital there, f> much improved.
Mr. and Mra. C. R. Turner, of Carrollton,
were the gueita of Major W. A. Turner
aud family Sunday.
George Wynn nnf l Tom Fisher have re
turned from a business trip to Cuba.
Mr. ond Mrs. Walker Arnall announce
the birth of a daughter.
Tom Bailey has returned from a visit
to his pSrcnta In Washington, Ga.
Mrs. Myra Orr Jackson, of Atlanta: Mrs.
McCnslIn, of Greenville, Gn.; Miss Lizzie
Hill, of Tifton, Ga.. and Mr*. T. P. Zel-
lorn, of Palmetto, attended the funeral of
Mrs. W. R. Orr Monday.
Mrs. Ben Wright, who has been spending
the winter In south Georgia, Is at home
again.,
Tom Hughes, of Atlanta, spent Sunday
/lth^lbe family of bis father, Rev, F, G.
Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pendergraat, of
Pblpley, On., were the guests of Mr. Pen-
dergnint's parents for several days this
week.
Mrs. Z. Green hns /eturned from Bir
mingham. where she went to ntteud the
funeral of her sister. Mrs. Glover.
Charles Parrott went to Philadelphia this
week to bring his wife nnd daughter. Miss
Mary, home. Mrs. and Miss Vnrrntt have
been verv 111 In a hospital there for sev
eral month A The friends rejoice that they
hnve improved sufficiently to lie brought
Imrg. Gn., spent Monday with Kewnan
friends.
Mrs. J. T. Kirby entertained The Twolvc
nt a beautiful luncheon last Friday.
Were delightfully*entertained. ....
supper wns served at the conclusion of the
game. There were no prizes.
Miss Christine Arnall wns the hostess nt*
the Inst meeting of the Sewing Club. De
licious refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held nt tho
home of Misses May and Frances Herring,
on College street.
Invitations hnve been received to the
marriage of McCnslIn Yancey .Manley,
formerly of Kewnan. to Miss Louise Tal
bott Knight, of Richmond. Vn., the wed
ding to occur nt the home of the brlde-to-
1m*. April 2.
At Mrs. DeWItte Poole's entertainment
of the Bridge Club, Mrs. Robert Mnttox.
of Atlanta, received the first prize, a leather
belt, und Mrs. Sanders Gibson' the con
solation. two pretty collars. Mrs. Alton
Arnold got tho booby, a bunch of violets.
haraLson.
Mrs. Glenn Beckham, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. W. Bawls, has returned
to Zcbulon.
Mrs. W. D. Ellis, Jr., bon returned to
Atlanta, after spending a week with
Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb.
Mr. Harry Erwin has returned to
Chattanooga, after visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. Junius Tatmage.
Mr. Milton Dargan, Jr., is spending
the week in Atlanta.
Miss Agnes Goss has returned from
Washington, where she was the guest
of Congregation and Mrs. Howard.
Chancellor David C. Barrow attended
the meeting of the trustees of South
Georgia Agricultural College at Val
dosta this week.
Mrs. Glenn Williamson has returned
to Jefferson, after a ’short visit to
friends in this city.
Miss Lily B. Lyndon, of Washington,
spent two days in the city this week
en route to New York, where* she will
spend several months.
Mrs. J. T. Pope and Mrs. Z. High
tower, of Dublin, are spending a few
days with their daughters. Misses Al-
llne Pope and Zoe Hightower, at the
State Normal school.
Miss Mary Watkins has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Opelika.
Mrs. J. C. Winn and Miss Berta
Smith, of Shady Dale, visited Miss
Chide Loyd at the Normal school this
week.
Mrs. Lizzie H. Mure will arrive soon
to be the guest of Mrs. Maggie W.
Welch.
Mrs. Joseph Harrold Holt, of Sher
man, Texas, is the guest of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. J. J. Strlkland.
Mrs. Frank Hardeman has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mrs. McDou-
gall, in Atlanta.
Miss Lila Lyle has returned to Tuck
er, after visiting Mrs. W. B. Orr.
Mrs.’ L. D. DuBose ha# returned
from Sparta.
Mrs. W. L. Williamson and Miss
Woodle Williamson, of Commerce, vis
ited Athens this week.
Mrs. Lamar Lyndon and Misses Eliz
abeth and Moselle Lyndon, who havo
been visiting relatives for several
weeks, returned to New York Friday.
CHATTANOOGA SOCIAL NEWS
West Point
vl.lt to
Mr.. John Crawford, who hn. Itoon quite
111 with pneumonia. In Improvlnjt.
The Infont of Mr. nnd Mra. George
Onrlrk wns Purled here Wednesday,
.Mr. Ford, of Zehulon, mine over Inst
Hnturdny to vl.lt bin daughter, Mrs. A. W.
Itnwls.
Mr. B. II. Tnylor went to Scnoln Tues
day.
Miss Myrl Rawls rame over from Menns-
vllle to .pend Sunday with her parents.
The wedding of Mlae Alice Dixon
Anderson and Mr. Harrison Llghtcap
was solemnized Wednesday night at
the home of the bride's mother. Rev.
Battle McLester officiating. Only rela
tives and (dose friends were Invited.
The groom Is an employee of the gas
light company of this city, coming here
from Yazoo City, Miss., ond htf broth
er, Mr. Pugh Llghtcup, served as best
man. The bride Is the sister of Mr. Jo
Anderson, the well-known druggist of
this city. The out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Willie B. Newman, of Nash
ville; Mrs. James Anderson, of Alpltte,
Ky.; Mr. Thomas B. Llghtcap and Mrs.
Llghtcap, brother and mother of the
groom, of Yazoo City, Miss.
Miss Annie Frank, of this city, and
Mr. Clifford A. Moore, of Georgia, were
married In the study of Rev. Charles
W. Kelly Monday afternoon. The groom
Is a business man of Spring Place. Ga.,
where the couple will reside.
At the home of Mr. D. A. Her, In thl*
city. Wednesday'nlght, Miss Nell Cody
Watkins and Mr. James Alexander
Dutton were married In the presence of
a few relatives and friends. The couple
will reside In this city.
Mrs. D. W. King, of Jefferson City,
Is a visitor In the city. —
Mr. Hal Bush will come from Geor
gia soon to spend Easter with his pa
rents.
Mrs. Barry Is the guest of her daugh
ter, In Athens, Ga.
Miss Katherine Martin will soon re
turn to the city after an extended vis
it to Atlanta.
Mrs. Henry Catlln, who has been
visiting In Atlanta and Rome. Ga., will
be a guest of friends In this city
soon before returning to her home in
Anderson. S. C.
Mrs. G. E. McGee entertained this
week In honor of Mrs. Collier, of At'
lanta.
Miss Margaret Warner will leave
soon to be the guest of friends In Nash
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Anderson, of
Memphis, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Montgomery, of this city, this
Miss Bessie Oehmlg returned from
Rome, Italy, this week.
Mrs. Curtis Herbert and children
have gone to visit Mrs. Herbert’s moth
er In Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Milton, of
Knoxville, were guests of friends In
this city this week.
Mrs. F. H. Blair has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Haynes, from Roms,
Ga.
Miss Robbie Love, of Kingston, la a
guest of friends in this city.
NASHVILLE SOCIAL NEWS
... ,| Book Club Tuesday nfterin
Miss Torn Loo lnummoinl entertained
about a dozen young hullo* on Thursday
afternoon with mi Informal ten at the
Hwaiiiinnon Country Club, In honor of Miss
Christine St’hussler, Miss Virginia Griffith
Miller and Miss Alien Drummond.
Miss Florence Jerome entertained a num
ber <>f the guests at Victoria Inn with a
mnsleal on Thursday night. Miss Jemme.
wh«> I* a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jerome, of New York, delighted her friends
with her splendid singing, tendering
numbers with excellent effect. Sin* was
ably assisted on the piano by Mrs. Lent, of
Clueiumul, and Miss Mabel Dyker, of Now
York.
Mrs. Peiiultnan on Thursday afternoon
entertained with it delightful violet und
yellow tea at Ridgewood.
About twenty-live young people of this
Hty made up a coaching party to attend
the operntte nt the Asheville school Satur
day evening. The merry party left the city
about «:30
destination ....... - .. .
a picturesque j»olnt on the rood for this
refreshment. The return was made Iiefore
midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist, of Cleve
land, chaperoned the crowd.
An Interesting marriage occurred In Mu
on last Thursday, when Mr. llall John
m, formerly of Asheville ami now ft real
dent of Cltuttnnoogn, niul Miss Annie Me-
Broome, of the same city, ware united !u
marringi.
Iiivltnth.us hnve been received for the
marriage of Miss Mary Wllfoug 1‘hlfer to
Mr. Donald Witherspoon, the ceremony to
occur ou Wednesday afternoon, March 27,
nt 3 o'clock In the family residence at Mor-
gunton. X. C. Mr. and Mrs. Witherspoon
will be at home to frleuds In Newton, X.
after April 15.
One of tlu* most enjoyable events of the
week socially wns the musical comedy pre
sented Inst Saturday evening by the Dra
matic Society of the Asheville school.
Miss Husle lloo|»er. of Webster, was
quietly married In the parlors of tin* Berk
ley Hotel on Saturday afternoon is Mr. J.
C. <triblde, ills** of Webster. RevrWilllain
‘.uusford. ft. !»., performed the corpmony.
dr. V. T. Brown, of Jackson county acted
iS l«*st lliflft. * ^
A pre nuptial whist party given by Mrs.
KugeuetlljrOe ou Monday evening ut her
residence on College street In honor of her
sister. Miss Annie Way, whose marriage
will .s-cur on Wednesday of next week,
proved 11 most enjoyable nccoaidlt. The
floral decorations were huge hunches of
peach blossoms. Them* flowers, placed In
Jars, were usull effectively In the receiving
room*. Tho score curds were ualuuu and
original; showing Miss Way's profile dnln-
*'?y painted In water color.
Mrs. Charles Jordan and Mrs. Vance
Brown gave n supper Monday evening to n
number of their friends nt the Swnnnnuon
Country Club. The round table, seating
fourteen guests, was decorated In a color
scheme of yellow.
Mrs. Edwin C. Caldwell entertained nt
luncheon 011 Saturday nt her cottage In A1-
bormnrle Park. Covers were laid for eight.
Messrs. John Trot wood Moore of Nash
ville. Tenn., C. A. I’rntf of Little Rock,
Ark., and Charles. Mulllkin, of Virginia,
who have been lurlted by the directors of
the Asheville horse show to act ns judges
at this season's meeting, have consented to
officiate.
Mrs. Elinor McCartney Lane, the author
okh, who has been a guest nt the Battery
Park since January last, hns left for Green
River, when* sin* will visit Miss Maude
Coxc for a short time, after which she will
return to her home In Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Mnckny Twninldcy nnd
dnughtcr. Miss Twomldey, arrived n few
day* ago In their special enr and are the
guests of Mrs. Twoinbley’s brother, Mr. Cl.
\V. Vanderbilt, at Biltmore House.
Miss,Minnie L. Brown, of Atlanta. Is vis
iting In this city, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. L. O. Gollghtly. on Phillips street.
Mrs. Cattle Buckner hns returned to At
lanta after a month's visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Charles M. Platt.
Miss Christine Kchttssler has left for
Rome. Ga.. where she will attend n pre
nuptial house party given In honor of Miss
WoimI. whose wedding will occur on April
3. .Miss Hcbnssler will visit relatives In
Montgomery before returning to Asheville.
Kx-Congressman J. M. Gndger nnd his
sou-iu-lnw, Congressman John W. Langley,
arrived last Sunday from Panama. Mrs.
Langley Inis been In the elty for several
ks. the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. M.
«»n French Broad avenue.
Mrs. Oscar T. Peeples, now of Car-
torsvllle, Ga., president of the Ten
nessee Woman’s Press and Authors’
Club, who haa spent the past few days
in Nashville, attending the annual
board meeting of the club, has been
much entertained during her stay. One
afternoon the members of the Press
Club residing In Nashville were enter
tained at a tea In her honor, and Mrs.
Anne Rankin Osborne entertained at a
theater party Wednesday evening to
see Crane and Jeffreys In “She Stoops
to Conquer.” On Tuesday Mrs. Pee
ples was hostess at a beautiful lunch
eon at the Duncan Hotel for the board
members. v
Gov. M. R. Patterson has appointed
the three woman commissioners to the
Jamestown exposition. They are Mrs.
Benton McMIUln for middle Tennessee.
Mrs. C. B. Bryan for west Tennessee,
and Miss Mary Boyce Temple for east
Tennessee. All three are prominent
and representative women, Mrs. Me-
Mlllln being the wife of a former gov
ernor and president of the State Fed
eration of Woman's Clubs; Miss Tem
ple Is the present regent of the state
D. A. R., and Mrs. Bryan a former
regent.
Chancellor nnd Mrs. J. H. Kirkland
entertained the Vanderbilt Glee Club
rnuslcale Thursday evening at
their homo on the college campus.
Senator and Mrs. Charles J. Faulk
ner, of West Virginia, who have been
In Nashville this week, visiting their
daughter, Mrs. William White, at her
handsome new home in State street,
have been much entertained. Tuesday
Dr. White gave a stag dinner for Sen
ator Faulkner and Thursday Mrs.
White was hostess of a bridge lunch
eon for Mrs. Faulkner.
Airendy a dozen social affairs have
been announced for tho first post-
Lenten days. Mrs. William G. Spen
cer will entertain at bridge April 4 for
Mrs. Addle C. Benson, and Mrs. James
Marshall Head, formerly of Nashville,
now of Boston. April 5 Mrs. H.
taint'd during her stay.
Mrs. Edwin S. Gardner will entertain
relntlvt 1 ..
General nnd Mra, Adlai Bterenaon have
left for Illnomlniiton, Ills. The Stevenson
fnndtv will litter return to Asheville and
upend the summer nt Montreal.
Mr. Caldwell Woodruff, of Atlanta, was
a roeent visitor'In Asheville.
Joseph B. Morgan nnd Dr. Thomaa Van
Zandt, of Louisville, has been an
nounced, the marriage to take place
at West End Methodist Church, April
25.
An Interesting nuptial event of next
week In Nashville will be the marriage
at 7 o'clock on the morning of March
27 of Miss Jessie Howell Hollowed and
Mr. John Randolph Henry, of Prince
ton, W. Va. It will be at the First
Baptist Church.
Mrs. W. H.' Wilson will entertain tho
Buttercup Luncheon Club next Tues
day. The organization was given a
pretty luncheon at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Mann at Hendersonville last
Tuesday.
Visitors In Nashville the past week
were Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens and Miss
Anna Gordon, national president and
vice president, respectively, of the W.
C. T. U., qnd Mrs. Selina Helman, of
Fayetteville, Tenn., who Is state presi
dent of the organization. Many on-
teitalnmcnts have been given for the
visitors. Tuesday they were given an
afternoon reception at the home o
Mrs. A. H. Mlzell for the East Nash
vlllo W. C. T. U., and those of Waver*
ley Placo entertained them Friday at
a second reception at the residence of
Mrs. D. J. Jnrratt. Saturday morning
Mra. Hamilton Parks will tender to
them a reception and Mrs. E. H. East
will be hostess of a reception that aft
ernoon at the home of Mra. Nat Bax
ter.
Mrs. Maggie L. Hicks entertained
the Colonial Dames at a meeting on
Thursday afternoon characterized by
unusually attractive features.
Skating parties at the local hippo
drome arc a popular Lenten diversion.
Thursday afternoon a large party was
given by the younger clement and tho
day before forty Vanderbilt men were
hosts of another.
TALMO.
The box supper nt I’Hndfork was quite
n success, being attended hr not only tho
people of the Immediate vicinity, hut hr
rnl from n illstnurc. More tlmn enough
WEST POINT.
Mrs. R. B. Kyle has returned to
home In Gadsden, Als.
Mr. J. A. Erwin spent Sunday In 4,1,
the guest of his family.
Mr. George E. Winston spent tho grc.»»
CsroHnn' 8 ' 1 We< ’ k V, " ,lnf ,rleni1 * *» So«J
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. W. Sbealey, Mr ...
Mrs. E. J. Collins nnd Mrs. Lottie Meit»
are In Atlanta this week. lto *
Jlr. Cecil Melton nnd Mr. Bhentt of I,
Grange, spent Sunday |„ West Po'lnt tu
S'eTton° f Mr ' Mol,on ' 8 mo,her . Mrs. iietSJ
Miss feorta Summers, of Glass Ati .
Emm?/Adams?** ^ ««« <^2
AMsSLft w?e'k «•
•Miss Jessie Winston, of LaGrnnce r.
IT.', 1 wlnstmn 0ni1 W “ h her mo,1 “' r; &
Sira. Eunice Winston and mi m \f,ev
Horsley entertained the Saturday Aftern^J
Cluli-iit Its meeting Inst week In a dollrt?
J" p |«y«d. the ra
the parlor mid sittlng'raom. The'ffi '!
lovely pn |r of silk hose, was won K
Robert Freeman. * 3ir *
MImos Estelle and Jonette Her,lev
*“ fiegHn* score and entertaining H?
guests. A delicious salad coarse with
ten was served nfter the game. 0 ”
Mr. Sydney Herzfehl spent Bands, i,
Alexander CUy, Ala., the guest of blj Jr'
cuts. Mr. and Mra R. Herzfold f '
sir. Robert Owens, Jr., of Opelika si.
spent Friday In West Point, the rieit J
his brother, M. Dolma Owens.
Mrs. J. b reesleben returned from hroi.
ton Friday, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Johnimh, who has been 111 at thil
place for several weeks. 1
Mr. nnd Mra. Jnck Strong, of LaGraa™
spent Sunday. In West Point; the jiesu'oi
Dr. nnd Mra. J. 8. Horsley. 01
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Edwards, of Collc-s
Park, spent Inst week with Mr. and Mra
J. D. Wortham. *
Mrs. J. W. Htidmon spent Tnesdsv In
Ih?T! II, t?Oodgynr^ C ' t ° f ,Ud ** ‘ 0l1 ^
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Haines and daughter
Miss Mnry Fannie, of Montgomery. Ala
spent several days list week In Weii
Point, visiting friends.
II Mf- A Osc« r Slmth spent Tuesday In Ope-
Mr. Ileyman Ilagcdorn, of Birmingham.
Ala., spent two dnyi last week with hi.
parents, Mr. nnd Mra Philip llngedorn
Miss I.nla Cumber has returned to her
home In Fredonls, Als., after n week's visit
to Mrs. Ed Houston.
Mrs. Mark McCollough and son. Calvin,
are In Columbus. Ga., the guests ot Mr
and Mrs. 8. O. Whitaker.
Mrs. C. A. Ferrell, of LnQnage, who bai
been the guest of Mrs. Ernest J. Nolan, re
turned to her home Monday.
Misses Florrie and Chorlee Lee Johnson
hnve returned from a visit In Atlanta.
Mrs, Charles E. Bill entertained a tew
friends nt dinner recently.
Mr*. Henderson Huguley, St., spent Mon
day in LnGrange. ,
Miss Vallle Atkew left Monday for t
visit to friends In Atlanta.
rancp. I
Miss I
Yfr°
Mrs. Joseph Wnrner on April tt. The I foe whleh they hnd the .upper) wns
Girls' Whist Club will be entertained u'^ or tvk?» , 2„SL ,c .. llr .»ia c K
by Miss Laura Stratton on April 2. I Suffer fram bl Jl tmL 1 !! 6 '* to
The engagement of Miss Mary Gib- School cloaca nt Harmony Hall Friday
son Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I evening with program nnd supper.
Mina Janette Horsley was the guest Twos-
f Miss Luclle \Vxwdyard in LnGr
and Mra. Philip Ilagqdorn and
Hagedorn and Mr. Lewis Men
LaUrange, expect to sail about May 1 for a I
three months tonr in Enrope. Ther will I
be Joined In New York by Mr. and Mrs. I
Albert Hagedorn, of Gadsden. Ala., aadl
Miaa Rosenbaum, of Philadelphia. I
Mins Edna Rawles Is the guest of friends I
In Talbotton. I
Mr. Alfred Zachry has returned from i|
week's visit to friends In Atlanta. f
Mrs. L. E. Melton Is the guest this week I
of her daughter, Mrs. U W. Arnold, la At-1
lanta.
. JACKSONVILLE.
Invitations are being received dally now I
for the after-fcagter festivities, cardi fori
two large afternoon receptions to be given I
on WeAnesday and Thursday of oext week I
being already sent forward. Mrs. Alexau-I
der Babel will be the hostess at her hand-1
icr, zurs. i-nui u. x err j. wiu imj hobu-:
on April 4 nt Mrs. Bowden's residence.
The Yacht Club’s cotillion will be given I
on the evening of April 4, at tho Womau'i I
Club bouse. , I
Mrs. Henry Elson entertained at carol I
on Friday afternoon at tho Phoenix Club ■
rooms, the prises being unusually hatri-l
some. , I
Mrs. Isaac Brereton defeated Mrs. Neal I
Mitchell, the woman golf champion of the I
Florida Country Club, on tho club links ff
Friday Inst. I
The early hot weather hns driven many I
prominent citizens to the Continental Hotel I
at Atlantic Bench. 1
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Christopher apent I
the week-end at their cottage nt Atlantic!
Bench. , I
The Colonial Dnmes of Florida will inert I
April 3 ns guests of Mr*. John T. 1>M
mukes of St. Augustine Jn tho parlors <j|
the Alcazae In that city. Tho feature of |
the day will be the unveiling of the tablet I
Mrs. Walter Drake of The fines. St I
Johns avenue. entertnln»*d In honor or nor i
aunt, Mrs. Wleanel, with an all-day launcsl
party nnd elaborate picnic luncheon. I
Miss Julia Wright, of Thomosv I e, t.a., ]*l
the guest of Mrs. Robert Gamble at nrr|
home on Riverside nvenue.
Miss Caroline Harding, the well knojJ|
ewspai
the elt.
* each io Hot Hprl
Mr. and Mrs. Th«
__ Of 1
Bench to Hot Springs, Va. _
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wllmalth left yo*-|
terdny for their annual visit north. I
Miss Roberta Burbrldge Is enjoying • I
visit from her sister, Mrs. Daltoa Itlsley, ■
of Cleveland. . . I
Sir. nnd Mrs. W. . Cameron have jgi
returned from New York, where they fpenie
the past month, selecting the Interior dee>|
“ itlons nnd furnishings for their n**.
>mnloted home on Riverside nvenue.
Miss Margaret Weed, Bishop eed a •
est daughter, has Just returned fr"W ,
visit to her sister, Mrs. Pinckney Steiner, j
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