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November and December. Several
out of town brides will be coming
in and welcomed in the way At
lanta has, within that time. Mrs.
Floyd Mcßae is preparing for a
perfectly lovely party for her new
daughter, formerly Miss Eleanor
Stout of Chicago. Remember that
wonderful garden party which Mrs,
Mcßae gave for Kennith's bride—
also an out of town girl? Well,
she is going to do as well by her
“other daughter” as she so charm
ingly refers to the bride of her
elder son, Dr. Floyd Mcßae Jr. This
young couple, who were married a
week or so ago in Chicago, are
noew honeymooning at Hot Springs.
They are expected here in time for
the Nine o'Clock, when they will
meet all the voung married set and
a few others,
Mrs.. Mcßae's special party for
tlie bride will be an afternoon re
ception at the beautiful Mcßae
> home in Peachtree, when the bride
will be presented to the friends of
Mrs. Mcßae.
Another bride who will be wel
comed with a rect‘ption and other
affairs is Mrs. William Campbell,
the erstwhile Frances Rowland,
_ whese wedding to “Bill” Campbell
took place the other day in Mount
Vernon. Frances will not come to
Atlanta a stranger, having often
visited here with her kinspeople,
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Adair. The
young Campbells will live with Dr.
and Mrs, Campbell in Druid Hills.
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Debs Score One—
CONGRATULATIONS are cer
tainly in order for the mem
bers of this year's “Coming Out
Club,” over the way they “pulled
- off” thelr initial “ball” for a Cause.
(Capital C here, please.) Lots of
guests said right out in meeting
that the Black and White Ball was
the happiest charity affair they had
ever attended. Generally charity
balls may be put down as 80 much
“good work,” in which there is often
no reward except that which Virtue
enjoys, but the Black and White
Ball was different. Why, take the
instance where some one announced
that Catherine Sanders and Ted
Terry would give an exhibition
dance for four hundred dollars.
Did the crowd laugh that offer
down in derision, they they might
have done had they been enjoying
a dull time? They did not—they
4 produced half the amount, which
was good pay for a dance, ‘“believe
you me.” Catherine and Nellie's
laté partner gave a very delightful
exhibition, however, and I only hope
they collect the two hundred for
sweet charity's sake.
Of course, Nellie and Mr. Murray
e put it over in fine style, as every-
Tone anticipated they would. The
general dancing was pretty good,
too, eh? Co-operation was the
watchword, and that, too, should
come in for a share of praise, To
the surprise of the debs, who them
selves dressed up for the ball, in
black and white fancy dress, nearly
every guest present rose to the
emergency with a frock of the same
color or lack of eolor. Black eve
ning gowns were the rule, though
several fetching white satin and
tulle eombinations graced the ball.
The last year's buds in French maid
costumes—the kind of French maid
costume which is never seen on land
or sea, but on the stage only-=al
most eclipsed the old fashioned
J zowns of the buds themselves. And
one enthusiastic young man who
owns a ‘“clagsy” car of sporting
propensities, actually sacrificed
hig pride to his sense of co-opera
tion by hiring a black and white
taxi to take his girl to the balk
(No free ad intended ‘here, as I
get no free rides.)
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Despite a Scare—
B Y the way, the debutantes had
a most exciting time on the
afternoon of this ball, as well as in
due time. They were all busy tack
‘" ing up smilax and putting ¢hrysaf
themums in vases that afternoon,
when Julia Brantley happened to
stroll over to a window overlooking
Peachtree for a breath of fresh atr.
Julia’'s eyes were drawn irresistibly
downward until her awe struck
gaze fell upon the upraised eyeballs
of the chief of the fire department!
For a second the two pairs of eyes
gazed into each other’s—and then
Julia, getting her breath, turned to
her companiong: “There is a fire
here, girls,” she managed to say,
“the chief is just outside.” A rush
and a fleeting glance wag enough-=
half the fire enegines in town
seemed to be lined up with busi
ness-like impulses toward the C.
C. Club. Then the innate heroism of
those girls developed; they stopped
to take down all the smilax and
gather up all the flowers bhefore
they took their downward flight.
1t was only a ghort time till they
streamed out though, one after the
other, puffing from excitement and
three flights of steps hurriedly
taken at a few bounds. The view
was splendid for Onie O'Keefe and
Tlwyn Tomlinson and a few of
these fellows who “work” in autos
b nobile places around and about the
club.
The fire?—or, yves, 1 forgot—
there was no fire, only smoke—
from a ochimney crmnec:fig with
he rear regions of the club.
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End of the World—
CONVERSATION at one of
A the recent dinner Aances,
when fifteen young women and an
equal number of young men—to
say nothing of a chaperon or two-—
were gathered together, turned
upon a startling announcement of
reéent date—not wedding an
notuncement, either. >
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which “carried” over the Wi
cofversation, to her next neighbos,
Y but one: “I am sory, but I can't
raake & date on the 17th. lam not
going anywhere in the world on
the 17tn. lam going to stay fight
at homé with my mamma.” -
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queried the next neighbor but one,
voiecing the general curiosity.
“Don’t you know—the end of the
world is coming on the 17th!”
“My. you don’t shay sho,” one
flippant young veteran of the late
war managed to remark.
“No, I didn’t say so, Polly Peach
tree said so!”
(And me not there to defend my
self.)
The chaperon Interrupted: “T
didn't see anything about the end
of the world on the 17th in * Polly’'s
talk—nor on any other date,” said
my friend in need.
“Well—l didn’t see it, sither,” the
deb confessed, “but I heard my
brother say it was all written up in
The American last Sunday!”
Which was quite true, and I
thank the little deb for making Pol
ly and the Sunday American syn
onymous—but really I ecan’t stand
for being held responsible for ALL
—anyway, I—well, girls, now and
then Polly isn’t the Only Person
who helps out on The American—
:lhgq’gh you and I may think so,
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Oh, You Peachtree—
ON‘E of our adopted citizens
came horne the other day,
with a new story: “I met an ac
quaintance in Chicago and he asked
me where I lived in Atlanta, then
before I could supply the valuable
information, he added: ‘I guess you
Jive where every one lives in At
lunta~on that famous Appleblos
som street!”’
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Another ‘uiet Wedding’—
; A)‘D on top. of all the week's
A sxcifefdent, Marie Stoddard,
our one and only December bride,
so far acknowledged, had to go and
get married informally. All of
Marie’s friends were getting ready
for a real big wedding and a series
of pre-nuptial parties and all that.
The other day Catherine Dickey,
who is planning to go to New York
for Thanksgiving and Yale parties,
decided to hurry up her luncheon
for Marie, giving it before ghe left.
Wednesday morning was set for
the date—of the luncheon, T mean,
not the weddlng. But somehow the
bridegroom to be got mixed on his
dates and showed up for a wed
ding—and the bride was all dressed
up for the luncheon and “looked so
pretty” the two of 'em decided that
there was no real use in waiting—
-8o they didn’t. An hour after the
ceremony, and before the luncheon,
Nellie Dodd met the bridegroom
downtown and he, forgetting the
pact of keeping the wedding a secret
for an uncertain length of time, told
Nellie all about it. Nellie took the
first car out to the Driving Club—
and the luncheon party was put
wise in a few minutes. However,
the bride was game to remain and
be honor guest at the huncheon just
as if nothing had happened. And
that evening the two gathered up
all the were-to-have-been brides
maids and groomsmen and took
them to a theater party and to a
soda fountafn after the show-—and
then, having gathered up quite a
mob of friends, the couple repaired
to the train and off on their wed
ding trip
Marie did not go without her
trousseau, however—and I hear she
had the most beautiful and the
most complete of any Atlanta bride
who has even ever been married,
formally or informally. To prove
completeness one of Marie's girl
friends say she had twelve pack
ages of tooth paste, bought a month
ago. “Perhaps she was afraid the
tooth paste would go stale” was
volunteered by this girl friend as a
reason for the rush wedding. Well,
trousseanux always have a lot to do
with it.
Monroe Notes
ONROE.—Mrs. Hester Barrett Ay
l cock initiated the series of eonters
tainments for Miss Julia Norwell, a
brideseléet of Monree, November 18, with
a 6500 party THursday. Assisting in en
tertaining wera Mrdß. Charles Parrett,
Misses Annie Mary and Merle Barrett,
Tuesday afternoon Miss Florence Wright
will entertain Mise Julia Elizabeth Nor
well with a ltnen shower. Miss Wright
will b assisted by her mother, Mrs W
O Wright, Mrs. Henry Wright, »'rs.
Hughes, Misses Fannle and Pallie Snow,
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Preston Ad
ams will honor this bride-elect with a re
ception,
Thureday afternvon Miss Norwell will
be honqrsa at a large movie party given
hy Mrs, Wyley Wisdom, who will also en
tertain many out-of-town guests
' Friday at 1 o’elock Miss Norwell will
‘he given a lineheon hy Mra Norwell
gaturday Miss Lillian Cox will be hos
tess at a tea for Miss Norwell
Motiday evening, November 17. Mra
\(mm ;elk«r Jr. and Mra. John T. Roh
ortson will entertain the wedding party
and » few other guests at dinner, after
the rehearsal.
HEARST’S SUNDAY AMERICAN . A Newspaper for People Who Think — SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1919,
Albany Notes |
LBANY.—Among the social events of
the week was Mrs, J. P. Champiot’s
entertainment of the Young Matron's
Bridge Olub Tuesday atfernon at the
Kinchafoonee Country Olub. Autumn
leaves and yellow chrysanthemums gave
color to the pretty rooms of thé club
house. A number of guests were present,
in addition to the regular membership of
the elub. A delicious hot lunch was served
at the conclusion of the game. A dainty
sewing basket was given to Mrs. Paul
Jones, who iade top score. Mrs. Cham
plon’s sister,” Mrs. Blair Armstrong of At
lanta, assistad in entertaining. Other out
of-town guests were Mrs. George T. Lar
gent of Orlando, Fla., §uvsl of Mrs.
Thomas H. Milner; Mrs. C. R, Stewart of
Atlanta, guest of Mrs, J. P. Champioen,
her daughter; Mrs. Eli Brewer of Grif
fin, guest of Mrs. A. H. Hilsman; Mrs.
Frank J. Lawler and Mrs. J. W. Whitley
of Charlotte, N. C., guestd of Mrs. W. A.
Newsome, and Mrs. W. H. Schroeder of
Atlanta,
A farewell reception was held at the
Methodist Church Friday evening compli
mentary to Rev. and Mrs, Loy Warwick,
who wiil niake their home elsewhere a:ter
the South Ceorgia Conference meets.
Mrs. J. H. Myers and Mrs. William E.
Smtih left Wednesday morning for Co
lumbus as delegates from the Albany
Women's Club to the meeting of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs in session
there- this week. -
Miss Alma Wall of Milledgeville arrived
in the city Wednesday afternoon to spend
some time -with her sster, Mrs. E. F.
Sapp. :
Miss May Pierce of Vienna is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. J. H. Adkins, having returned
with Mr. and Mrs. Adkins, who spent
Sunday In Vienna.
~ Miss Adeline Armstrong returned Tues
day from Valdostd, where she spent a
welk, attending a house party.
Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Hall of Dawson were
visitors in Albany Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. €. W. Rawson entertained
the Evening Bridge Club at ite first meet
ing since before the war Monday évening
at the Kinchafoonee Country Club. The
rooms of the eclub house were beautifully
decorated in autumn leaves and flowers.
A hot luncheon was served at the conelu
sion of the games. Ladies' prize for top
score went to Mrs. W. W. Pace, while
Gordon Reynolds won the gentlemen's
prize.
Mrs. Dan Meclntyre Jr. and little son,
Dan, of Atlanta, lpest\Monday in Albany
with Mrs. ¢!, J. and Mrs. J. R. White
head, being en route to Thomasville,
Mrs. Lucy Pond of Atlanta arrived in
the city Tubsdag evening to spend some
time with Mrs. Robert Slappey.
Miss Eloise Slappey, a bride-elect of next
week, was the honoree at a beautiful
bridge party Tuesday afternoom at the
home of Mrs. R. E. Champion on Coms
merce street, given by Mrs. Champion and
Mre. J. A. Redfearn. The house was ar
tistically decorated in quantities of au
tumn flowers. Mrs. Cena Whitehead
made the highest score and was awarded
the prize, while Mrs. M. B. Woods re
caived the consolation. A beautiful gift
was presented the honoree. An claborate
four-course luncheon was served after the
game.
At the regular meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
(‘hurch Monday afternoon #pecial fare
well services were held in homor of Mrs.
Loy Warwick, wife of the pastor. who will
go to another charge after the confer
enea moets.
Mrs. J. M. Markley of Atlanta is spend
ing & few days here with Mrs. Byrd
Odum before going to her winter home in
FloFida. Her daughter, Miss Myrtle
Markley, who is the guest of Mrs. Wy N.
Ticknor, will accempany her.
Mrs, George Callaway was hostess to the
regular meeting of the Wednesday Bridge
Club at her home on Pine street Wed
nesday afternoon. The living room was
decorated in fall roses, while snapdrag
ons were used in the dining room. Mrs.
J. 1. Bacon, who made highest score,
was awarded the prize. A salad course was
served at the conclusion of the game,
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Hilsman returned
Sunday from Atlanta, where Mrs. Hilsman
met Dr. Hilsman on his return trip from
New York.
Missos MAJ and Ilené (Gaughf of Moul
trie spent Sunday in Albany, guests of
Mr. and Mra. . G. Gaughf.
Mrs. C. D. BSmith has returned from a
fih*asunt vigit tr, relatives at Tuskegee,
la.
Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Price of New York
City are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Gill at their home near the eity,
Mr., and Mrs. A. M. Davis of Hagle
Lake, Fla, are guests sos several days of
Mr. and Mry, W. W. Hay.
Misgs Vivian Blocker of Brenau College,
Gainesville, spent several days here this
week with Mr and Mrs. H. V. Killebrew
and B. 8 Killebrew.
Mrs, W. A, Erwih has returned to her
home in Florence 8. C,, after a two weeks'
visit to her parents, Mr, and Mrs J. W.
Neshitt,
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l Lithia Springe Notes
HE Ladies Sewing Club was enters
tained by Mrs. Neshit Harper. Among
the visitors was Mrs. T. R. Whitley
and Misess Stewart, Gunter and Britain
of Deuglasville, Mrs, George Croft of At
lanta, Mre. J. B. Wallace and Mrs. R. B
Mather of Austell. Mrs, R. H. Patterson
will entertain the elubh November 20,
Dr. and Mrs. Stebhen A. Garrett of Ma
con and Miss Bmma Gardner of Atlanta
spent the past week end with Mr. and
Mrs.. Pat H, Winn,
Mrs. George Croft and little daughter,
Miriam, of Atlanta were frécent guests o‘
Mr. and_ Mrs. Jnmfit A. Watson.
Mise Ida May Rambo has returned te
her heme in Rome after & visit to Misses
Annie and Rena Peck.
Marven Harper of Emory University
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Nesbit Harper,
Miss Mayr Noble spent the past week
end with relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. O. 1. Ragadale and children of
Forest Pakr were recent guests of Mr, and
Mrs. P, H. Winn.
Clyde Wataon of Oklahoma COity s visits
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Watson,
Dr. I?d Mrg. O. J. Healey and son, Har«
per, of Joneshoro weré recent guests of Mr.
and ur%'Nublt Harper.
Miss Geyne Bass of Atlanta spent the
past week end with her ents, Mr, and
Mra, G. W. Dass r.r
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ALDOSTA.—A bridge party was given
by Miss Mamie Lee Varnedoe com
piinsentary to Miss Mary lLou.se rce-‘
plés ,a bride-elect of the week, and Miss
Carle King of Waycross, a visitor. Pillkl
carnations and roses formed the decora
tions. The honorees were presented with
a piece of lingerie, while the prize for the
highest score was won by Miss saud Cur
ry. Miss Varnedoe was assisted by Mra
J. C, Ulmer and Mrs. J. H. Carroll The'
guests included Miss Mary Louise Peeples,
Miss Carle King of Waycross, Miss Estelle
Ravenel, Miss Margaret Varnedoe, Miss
Clyde McKey, Miss Anna Fowler, Miss
Bertha Fowler of Gainesville, Fa.; Miss,
Halkie Cranford, Miss Ruth Sherman, Mies
Vivian Fender, Miss Leonel Jones, Miss
Maud Curry, Miss Virginia Peeples, Mrs.
Lester Varn, Mrs. Tillman Lane, Mr-.|
Lloyd B. Greer, Mrs. Royal French, Mrs. |
George A. Sherman, Mrs. W. R. Strickland,
Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Miss Willie Mae High«
tower, Mrs. Roy Calhoun, Mrs. A. W. Beal
er, Mrs, D. W. Agnew, Mrs. M. K. Fry
and Mrs. Ashley Dowling of Fitzgeraid.
Miss Eula Bryan of Rome, who has been
here for the fall with her brother, W. E.
Bryan, was married Sunday to Edward
Ford, the ceremofiy heing performed in
Quitman by Rev. C. A. Campbell,
An event of Interest was the silver wed
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Brown of
Lake Park. Serving in the dining ruoml
were Misses Orrie King, Leslie Brown,
Ruth Smith and Mazie White. Receiving
with Mr, and Mrs. Brown were Miss Ruth
Brown of Lake City, Fla.; Miss Bugie
Dasher and €. E. Stapler of Atlanta
Assisting in entertaining the guests were
Mrs, J. K. White, Mrs. Arthur Wisenbaker,
Mrs, J. L. King, Mrs. J. K. McNeil, Mrs. |
Frances Patterson, Mrs. N. H. Brown of |
Lake City, Fla., and Mrs. Max Brown of |
MecClenny, Fla. |
Miss Sallle McDonald and Grover Law
son of Hahira were married Sunday even
ing at the home of Rev. Dave Mathis, whe
performed the ceremony. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T, Mcbonald
of Hahira
Miss Anna Fowler and Miss Mary Louise
Peeples, brides-elect of the menth, havé
been the center of many affairs during
the week. Friday afternoon Miss Vivian
Fender entertained Inm their hener. The
honorees were presented with silver bells,
while the prize for the highest score, a
handkerchief, was won by Miss Maud Cur
ry. The hostess was assisted in enter
taining by Mrs. W. L. Fender, Mrs. Lester
Varn, Miss Dewey Melton and Miss Edith
Pratz. Another affair was a luncheon
given by Miss Estelle Revenel in honor of
Miss Peeples. Miss Ravenel was assisted
in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. 8. D.
Ravenel, Mrs. Frances Pattersoen and Mrs.
J. J. Cornish.
Miss Anmie May Carter and J. 1. Clem
ents of Ray City were married Thursday
afternoon, Rev. K. L. Todd performing
the ceremony at his residence.
Mrs. Osgood Peeples of Marien, 8. C.,
hag arrivea to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Peeples and to attend the Peeples-Bealer
wedding.
Mrs. Ira Crutchfield of Jacksomville,
F 14., who has been the guest of relatives
here, has gone to Quitman for a visit be
fore returning heme.
Mrs. D. C. Ashl%, Mrs. Marshall Ashley
of Douglas, Mrs. William Ashl:‘y and Miss
Ethel Briggs were the guests Mrs. Her
bert Stubbs in Quitman for the week end.
Mre. Leonard Baldwin is in Jacksenville,
the guest of friends.
Miss Nell Dandridge of Bessie Tift is
visiting her mother, Mra C. Whittington.
She was accompamied by Miss Latrell Acree
of Sylvester. 4 ‘
Mrs. John A. Poole and her daughter,
Miss Bmma Poole, of Bowman are the
guests of Mrs. 8. C. Graham.
Clifford Stapler, who has been vmtm
Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Stapler, has retur
to Atlanta.
Mrs. Homer H. Jessup of Atlanta is vies
iting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Varn.
Mrs. J. N. Johnson of Monticello is
the guest of the family of her son, James
M. Johnson.
Terrell Fender, who is a student at Mil
ledgeville, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Fender.
Miss Louise Johnson of Rock Hill, 8 C.,
is the guest of her sister, Miss Frances
Johnson, a student at 8. G. 5. N. College.
. N, Fielding and Miss Jessie Fielding
of Dubln and Mrs. Bascom Harris of Wil-
Jacoochee, were the guests of friends here.
| Mrs. J. H, shannan of Wilmington, N. C.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. L.
Thomas.
Miss Nell Timmons of Tifton, Miss Ade
laide Armstrong of Albany, Miss Josephine
Wade of Quitman and Miss Annette Me-
Lean of Douglas, were the guests of Mrs
Albert Pendieton .
Pell Converse, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Converse, for
thkl-.‘ past month, ‘has returned to Tulsa,
Gkla,
Earl Ricketson, Miss Minnie Ricketson,
Miss Josephine Chambliss and Miss Mar
jorie Chambliss of Broxton, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. A, Tolar.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dußignon of Moul
trie have returned home.
Miss Jeffy Mount was the guest eof
friends in Ashburn.
Miss Clyde McKey left Wednesday for
New York.
Mrs, Toy Swindle 8! Ray City is here
with her brother, P. G. Moore.
Mrs, O. K. Jones left Monday for Miami,
la., where she will femain sos the win
ter.
J. B. Chisholm has returned from a visit
to Macon. -
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Rich, who have heén
vigiting Mr. and Mrs. John Rich for a
week, have returned to t’mir home in
‘ Starke, Fla.
| Mrs. Laura Smith Carson, Mrs. J. D.
Coehran and Mr, and Mrs. R. D, Smith
of Tifton, have bean among the visitors in
Valdosta,
Miss Lellie Johnson of Waycross was
the wuest of Miss Clara Rigg'n.
Dr. Bascom Anthony of Macon, forier
' pastor of the Methodist Church There,
spent several days with Valdosta friends,
Mre. R. N. Warbrough of Olaxton was
the guest of Mra. Fred Patferson.
Mre, J. M. Olenn has returned from Way
eross, where she went to deliver a lee
ture before the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of that city.
1. 8 Gaulding and Mizs Ada Gaulding
of Tifton were the guests of Mias (",lumi
Riggins,
Mr, and Mrs. George Terry of Jackmn-‘
ville spent the week In Valdosta with
friends.
Miss Bmma Melntosh of Thomaaville
was here for the week, the guest of Mrs.
J. B. Chisholm and Mrs. I. M. Cox.
Corp. R. L. Riggins, Corbett Rigmina
and Hergeant Taylor of Atlanta were the
guests of Mrs, Jack Riggins.
Mrs, J. Montoe Wilcox of Dougiag was
the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Col«
Tina, ¢
J. R. MeCollough and children of Jesup
were guests of Mrs. Vernon Mcßae during
the week,
C. B. Jones and J. W. Winn of Dor
chester were vigitors here during the weok,
the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ablal Winn
Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Barfleld of Thom
agville were among the visitors here.
Buford Notes
ISB WILLIE MAY ROWE of Bessie
Tift College .'IP"“ the week with Mr.
and Mrs, J. T. Rowe,
Miss Gertrade Brogdon spent a few days
Jast week with Mrs. 8 R. Wilson in At
lanta.
Little Miss Mary FElizabeth Bhadburn
is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. A.
J. Btreet in Atlanta,
Miss Jessie Hamilton spent Tuesday in
Atlanta,
Mre. Bob Hannah and Mrs. H. B. Brog
den apent Friday in Atlanta.
Miss Celeste Shadburn spent the week
end in Athens with her sister, Mrs. Jones
Yow. .
Mrs. Curtts Harris has returned from
a visit ‘to Augusta.
Misg Kzur Powef, Mra. Frod Reése and
haby of Atianta were the guests of Mrs,
Tem Power for the weck end.
Mr, and Mre. Sam Martin of Lawrencs
ville were the guests of Mrs, George L.
Brogdon Wednesday.
Mr, ani Mrs. Davig Merrett spent Saturs
Aday in Gainesville.
Jack Brogdon, Misses Anne and Avie
Brogdon were the guests of Mre. Clif Brog
don Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs, 8 J. Pattlllo of Atlanta
were the guests of Mrs. J. B. Payne amnd
Mra Mary Stringer, Sunday.
Mise Luey Harrington of Atlanta and
Miss Carrie Smith of Oainesville weére
the week end guests of Mry. Evelyn Hare
rington and Miss Sallie Wiley,
Misges Jeanette Jarrard and Winnie
ook spent the week erd in Clermont with
Miss Jarrard’'s paronts, Mr. and Mrs. M.
F. Jarrard.
Mrs. Ben Robinson of Noreross, Mr. and
Mrs, Will fltnn‘er of Atlanta spent Fri
m\r‘ with Mrs. Mary Stringer,
t. and Mrs. Claude Neese and ehils
aren of Galneaville, Mrs. Alfred Wingo and
ehildren of (‘,ummh}k ware the 'gusfl- of
the Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Neéese, Sunday.
Miss (allie Hale and Mre. Flota Thompe
#on spent the week end in Atlanta,
Miss Maude Keown spent the week end
in Lawrenceville,
Misses Emmette Garner and Elizabeth
‘?rogd(m were visitors to Galnesville, Mon
ay.
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Many Parties tor
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Miss Julia Nowell
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: ONROE.—The marriage of Miss Julia
r Nowell of this city to Frank Smith
‘[ of Macon will take place Tuesday
afternoon at the Kirst Methodist Church.
[ Mrs. Carl Aycock gave the first of a
‘series of parties for Miss Julia Newell, a
bride-elect of November 18, when she en
tertained abeut sixty young ladies with a
five hundred party in her honor Thursday
afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Floreace Wright
entertained for Miss Nowell with a linen
ghewer.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs, Preston
Adams gave & party for Miss Nowell,
Thursday evening Mrs. J. H. Wisdom
was hostes sat a movie party.
Friday at 1 e'clock Miss Nowell was
given a luncheon by her mother, Mrs. J.
M. Nowell.
Saturday afternoon Miss Lillian Cox was
hostegs at a tea for Miss Nowell.
Monday Mrs. George W. Felker Jr. and
Mrs. J. T. Robinson will entertain the
wedding party and several other guests at
dinner after the rehearsal.
Misses Anmnic and Mary Barrett spent
the week end with Mrs. O. N. Stanton at
Soeial Cirele.
Mrs. . W. Roberts is visiting relatives
in Celumbus,
Miss Ruby Landers has returned from
an extended visit to New Orleans.
Miss Julia Nowell spent Tuesday in At
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blakely spent the
week end in Lexington. ‘
Miss Marion Smith bas returned to her
home in Atlanta. |
Among the Monroe visitors to Atlanta
last week were Mrs. E. S. Tichenor, Mrs.
P. D. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Ham
mond, Misses Elizabeth and Josephine
Hammond and Mrs. Lena Felker Lewis. ‘
Misses Margaret Russell and Margaret |
Shepherd of Milledgeville and Dr. Paul
Holliday and Mr, Davidson of Athens ware
the guests of Miss Ruby Rebinsen Sunday. |
Miss Mary Steele of LaGrange spent the |
week end in Monroe. ‘
Mrs. E. W. Roberts entertained the
Bridge Club last week. White and gold
chrysanthemums wer eused in the decora- |
tions of the parior and dining roem.
Col. and Mrs. J. C. Knox visited Cov
ington last Saturday.
Mesdames A. C. Kelly, E. 0. Caldwell, |
Osear Garner, Ben Hammond, and Miss
Kathleen Launius attended the Morgan
County ¥air in Madisom Thursday. }
Mrs, Henrg Wright, Mrs. Ed A, Ca)dwe"‘
and Mrs. Phillip Benton were iloim hos
tesses to the Henry D. MeDaniel Chapter,
U. D. C., last Tuesday afterncon.
Miss Mary McArthur of Cordele is the
guest of Miss Julia Nowell ‘
Shorter College Notes |
R. M. ASHBY JONES of Atlanta ad
dressed the citizens of Rome and fac
ulty and student body of Shorter (lol
lege in a mass meeting in the eity audito-
Tium last Sunday afternoon in behalf of
Shorter's drive for SIOO,OOO for her endow
-ment fund,
__ Miss Lil Han Oldham is the guest of Miss
i?;’mm, Price at her home in Bessemer,
Ala.,
Miss Rosa Smith epent the wek end in
Macdonough as the guest of Miss Marylou
Rodgers.
Misses Amelia Walker and Wallene Gard
ner spent the week end with their parents
In Locust Grove.
~ Miss Rebececa Qriffith and Marion Hale
inn the guests of Misses FWmmie and Annie
Laurie Johnson of Sandersville.
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Mis. Fountain Has ‘
Party tor Daughter
YCAMORE.—~Mrs. Charles Fountain
gave a tea party Thursday evening in
honor of her little daughter, Dorothy
Fountain,
Mrs. M. F. Whidden and Miss Mildred
Whidden have returned from a visit te
Mrs, Katie Brown at Irwinville.
Miss Blonnie Wanen of Inaha is the
guest of Mrs. W. D. Fountain.
; Miss Frances Morgan has returned from
- Macon. y
Mrs. Janie Searcy Pearce and children of
East Point are guests of Henry Searcy and
' family.
. Mr. and Mrs. Hany Allen and children of
vi\-!nr'on are guests of the Rev. J. B. Spil~
Ars.
Misd Lucille Williams of Cordele is the
guest of Mra, H. C. Fountain.
Misses Lucille and Ava Grace Adair are
guests of Mrs. Robert Adair at Ashburn
Mack Waldrup of Pinehurst was the
week end guest of Mrs. M. F. Waldrup.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Hunt have
returned fromm a visit to friends at
Shingler
Walter Morgan of Brunswick was a re
cent visitor to his mothers, Mrs. M. A,
Morgan.
Rizie Fountain of Waycross was the
week end guest of M. D, Fountain.
Miss Thelma Adams, who has been the
guest of Miss Elizalee Adams, has returned
to her home at Tifton.
Miss Riley Swearengen of Vienna is the
guest of Mrs. W. 0. Swearengen.
Mrs. Hinton Belflower {8 the guest of
Mre. Ernest Brown of Oglethorpe,
Miss Elizabeth Eve is the guest of Miss
‘Marjorie Payten at Chula,
Mrs. J. W. Henderson has returned from
Sparks.
Jere Walker and son, William, of Green
ville, Fla., are guests of Mra. Lizzie Moon.
Mrs. E. R. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
FEdwin Smith attended the anniversary din
;mr of Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Smith at Cor
ele,
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McMurrain and Mr.
and Mrs. V. T. Hammond were recent visi
tors in Tifton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hasty and Arthur
Hasty Jr, have returned from a visit to
relatives at Marshalville,
Mr. and Mrs John Harrie Childs ot
Rebecea are guests of Mrs, A, J. Dyess.
Mars. A. N. Lunsford Sr. of Doles is the
guest of Mrs. A, N. Lunsford.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Joe Stump at Valdesta.
The marriage of Miss Mattie Lou Hol
land to Virgil McCard November 9 is an
nounced. |
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Stockbridge Notes ‘
RB. BE. R. WARD was hostess to the
| Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Socisty
Monday afternoon. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Orr of Atlanta were
the recent guests of Mrs. Emma Berry.
Miss Pearl Paden spent the week end
with friends in McDonough.
The U. D. C’s held their Inst meeting at
the home of Mrs. Rosa Lawrence.
Miss Lucy Ward waa the guest of rel
atives in Atlanta last week.
Mrs. C. A. Pless and children spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Hooper,
of Atlanta.
Mrs. Henry Elllott of McDonough was
the guest last week of Mrs. A, H. Swann.
Mrs. Tom Heath of Atlanta is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Shields.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riley of Rex were the
‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riley.
Mrs. J. G. Ward and Mrs. W, A Mec-
Clendon wer the guests last Thursday of
Miss Lucy Hammett of Joneshoro.
~ Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Wingard of McDon
ough were the guests Sunday of her moth
er, Mrs. Richard Hightower. ‘
LaGrange Notes
HE following students visited their
homes last Sunday: Misses Hazel
Lipscomb, Newnan; Tillle Jones,
Greenville; Ruth Baker, Atlanta; Thelma
Chunn Woodbury; Dora Merrill, Turin,
and Mary Virginia Bailey, Newnan.
Miss Roberta Parham spent several days
in Atlanta.
Miss Corinne Martin entertained Misses
Coretta Teasley and Ola Stephens at her
home in Woodbury for the week end. |
Miss Nina Mae Knott has returned from.
a short visit with Miss Sara Ruth Hender
son of Whiteshurg, who was a former stu
dent of the college,
Miss Elizabeth Farley of Columbus was
called home Friday on account of the ill
ness. of her father. 1
Mesdames J. T. Anderson of Athens and
(. Baldwin of Columbus, Misses .rulm‘
Almand of Social Circle, Frances Hadley
of Chipley and Fannie Neal Anderson of'
Athens, Vernon Folds of Carroliten, and
T. G. Anderson of Athens were recent
lguests of friends and relatives in the col
ege,
The Glee Club met Thursday for the pur
pose of organization. Miss Loulla Ford
was elocted president, and Miss Lulline
Tompking, secretary. The following new‘
members were chosen: Lizzie Lou Veale,
(felestin MeGinty, Edith Bond, Loula Ash
ford, Nan Chenault, Lina Kendrick, Jewell
Fuddleston, Lillie Jomes, Ruth Hutcheson,
Jervy Brinson, Mary Anderson, Aubrey
Amos, Lady Zue MeWilliams and Ola
Smith.
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East Point Notes.
UDGE and Mrs. T. O. Hathcock
entertained the loyal men and
women class of the East Point Chris
tian Sunday School.
Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Weathers are
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. T.
Mixon, on Ware street.
Mr. and Mrs., W. H. Speer an
nounce the birth of a son,
Mrs. Sallie Barher spent the ‘week
end with relatives in Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs.: Hunter Manning
spent Su ndaywith relatives in Jen
kinsburg.
Mrs. M. Travis of Riverdale is vis
iting relatives in East T aint.
Mr. and Mrs. Ll M. Robinson have
returned from Dunwody.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Short of De
catur, spent Sunday with relatives
in East Point.
D. G. Jones of Newnan was a visit
or in Kast Point Wednesday,
D. M. Jordan and Carlos Humph
hies of Atlanta spent Sunday with
relatives in KEast Point.
A measuring party was given at
the home of Mrs. H. B. Sititles un
der the auspices of the Loyral Work
ers’ League of the East Pofnt Chris
tian ‘Chureh.
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