The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, September 08, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO > OCIR([Y Miss Odessa Gifford, Society Editor, Phone 321. 9 ~H. N. DuPre and Miss DuPre Eatertain at Bridge - Mrs. H. N. DuPre and Miss Kath ®rine DuPre entertained a large num- Wer of their friends at a pretty brige party on iSaturday afternooon, at the Golf Club. The Club rooms in which the game wwas played were decorated in yellow, w dahijas and other cut flowers _The first prize, a pretty waste bas “ket, was won by Mrs. P. D. Reeser. Biss Lucile Morris won the second prize, a hand paiinted perfume hol «fer, anq the -consolation, a hand ‘ganted. candy jar was cut by Mrs. . M. Brown, Miss‘Dorothy Ste phens made lowest score, and was pre sented with a unique Japanese burner. - A two course luncheon was served after the game. ] Those present wer, Mesdames Geo. INewell, Mae Hodges, Ed Massey, Hun ‘tetr Morrjsett, Morgan McNeel, Char lie DeFoor, W. H. Perkinson, Ed Hunt Bolan Brumley, Wellborn Bryant,Ab ner Towers;, Will Roberts, Lewe Ses sions, Sam Sibley, N. K. Smith, Fan ny Trezevant, Howell Trezevant, Ma rion Dobbs, Norman Collins, Ed Gil bert, Leon Gijlbert, Herbert Hague, R. J. Hancocg, L. N. Trammell, C. T. Nolan, George Keeler, George Welsh, ‘William Beck, Will Neal, S. R. Hewitt R. M. Wade, F. C. Bunting, M. A. Anderson, D. C. Cole, Duncan Rey nolds, P. D. Reeser, George Nichols, ¥lenry Cohen, John Boston, George Brown, Joe Brown, W. R. Jayner, William. Tate, R. L. Northcut, Ed ward Pomeroy, T. J. Galley, Ed ~Stenhefis and Linton Dean, of Wood stock, Phil M. Mc¢Nagny of Colum bia City and Ed Hazelhurst, Albert Mason and Charles Clarke of Atlan ta and Misses Marie Shippen, Hattie Black, Christine Bair, Virgina Boston ¥Frances Wikle, Rebecca Wyatt, Jean Wallace, Augusta Cohen, Constance «ale, Ennje Montgomery, Julia and Mary Howell, Mary Byrd Tate, Annie Waddell, Nannie Connor, Margaret Wellons, Helen Lewis, Irene Malone, Lucille Morris, Mary Holland, Char- Jotte Northcutt, Lucille Sessjons, Su sie Groves, Sadine Sibley, Dorothy Stephens, Julia, Emmie and Elizabeth MAnderson, Elizabeth Hague, Glennis Hannock, Elizabeth Nolan, Sarah WI 'Gramliwgl \;ﬁ:ﬁ ﬁinia Crosby, Mary Rob eson, B Barrett of Atlanta, Jeane?e White if Savannah and Mary Ivoxr-Philips of Key West. - A *% % # phu Meeting The Baptist Philathea Class held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Frank Hardeman in Tuesday after noon. Officers were elected for the com ing year, (Mrs. Harold Hawkins was elected Prsident; 'Mrs. Frank Harde man, Vice-President, Mrs. Loyd Reed, Secretary; Mrs M. R. Gatlin, assist ang. secretary; Mrs. Bob. Benson, Treasurer and Mjss Estes, Assistant treasurer, * 4 After the\thminess meeting, Miss Tallulah Black assisted Mrs. Harde man in serving refreshment. A pleasant feature of the-afternoon ‘was a vocal solo, by little Miss Evelyn Biack. : Important Meeting There will be a call meeting of the Woman's ‘Club on Friday, September 9, at 4 o’clock, at the home of the president, Mrs. J. A. White, to discuss the regristration of the women and the coming election. : Every memeber is urged to be pres ent. f ; k ke l"kld},g Lewis Chapter, D. A. R. to Meet with Mrs. Candler. Fielding Lewis Chapter, D. A. R., will meet with Mrs. John S. Candler at her residence on Ponce De Leon Avenue in Atlanta. “Stories of our Ancestors”, will be the topic under discussion. History Section Meets With Chairman . ‘The Hjstory Section of the Womans Club held its first meeting of the Fall wih the Chajrman, Miss Mabel Cor felyon, on, Friday afternoon. Current events were discussed by the vorions members, and an outline of the topics to be stuied for the coming year was made. “China’ will be studied for Oct ober, November and December and “Ireland” for the following six months The election of September 22nd was discused and the jmportance of the women regristering was stressed. | A large number of the members were present at the meeting. 3 * ® < ‘ Large Brige Party § | A beautiful event of the past week was the Bridge party at which Mrs.l W. B. Tate and Miss Mary Byrd Tate entertained eigthy of their friends on Wednesday afternoon at the Golf Clab. A Cluny lace cover was used on the long oak table. A brass epergne hol ding purple butterfly flowers, pink Roses, Tube roses and trailing cle matis adorned the table, making an erquisite centerpiece. ‘ Mrs. Ed Stephens of Woodstick, won the prize for top score, a paor of silk hose, and Mrs. Pearl Terrel, Who cut the consolation was given a wall vase, filled with immortelles. Miss Lucile Morris won the girls prite‘ for highest score, a bottle of Houbri | gants perfume. Miss Sarah Wood. Lramling, a lovely young bride electJ of the autumn, who was among thel guests, was presented with a colo nial boquet of batchelor buttons. After the game, a salad and ice course and bon-bons were served by Mrs. W. A, Shms, Mrfs. T W. Read, Mrs. E. C. Wolf, Mrs. J. R. Brumby, Mrs. D. W. Blair and Misses Lucy Tate, Idabel Hunt, Julia Sanders, Nancy Boston a‘z:i Dorothy Mijlam. Among the out-6f-town guests pres ent were Mrs. Luther Sanders, of Druid Hills, Mrs. Howard Tate of Jasper; Mrs. Phil MeNagny if Colum bia City, Ind., and Mrs. Linton Dean {ahd Mrs. Ed Stephens of Woodstock. 'hﬁn“’l’nﬂy Mrs. W. B, Tate entertained at a surprise party on Thursday evening for her sister, Mrs. Sam Sibley, the affair celebrating the birthday of the honoree. A delightfu] buffet supper was ser ved on small tables placed on the wide veranda. An amusing feature of the evening was a presentation of a large number if gifts to Mrs. Sibley. The various packages were piled high in a baby carriage, and rolled into the drawing room, by little Miss Jennije Tate, the pretty little daughtre of the hostess. Those present included Judge and Mrs. Sibley and children, Mrs. P. N. Holland and family, Mrs. W. B. Tate and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler, % e Picture_Show Party Little Miss Dorothy Nutting cele brated her twelfth birthday on last Thursday afternoon, with a picture show party. After enjoying the picture at the Dixie, the party went to Sams for ice cream and cake. Ferns and palms twm-o used in decorating. ) The lovely little hostess received 'a number of gifts. Those present were, Misses Nut ting, Mary Glover and Julia Apple by, Pauline Read, Ruth Wolf, Ida 3 ‘Brumby, Polly Webb, Creswell Mor risette and Charles Schilling. George ]Goodman, Randolph and Sterling Claibourne, Russell Pybass \?nd John‘ McCollum. Bishop-Mabry. A simple but beautiful wedding, taking place in the presence of a small circle of relatives and intimate Mas that of Miss Katheryn Bishop ‘\Qet;ur Chester Mabry, which was soleminized on August 28. The bride wore a smart suit of navy blue tricotine with brown ac cessories. Her hat, a styﬁ%model, was of velvet, showing self- ying.. Mrs. Mabry is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bishop, of‘ Marietta. She is graduated from the high sihool of Marietta and attend ed the Normal and Industrial colleye at Milledgeville. She is one of Marietta’s most beautiful young wo men and has a host of admiriing friends who will be interested in the announcement of her marriage. Mr. Mabry is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mabry, of Roswell. Ha is a young man of sterling char acter and rare business ability. After September 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mabry will be at home to their friends at 608 Woodward avenue. —Atlanta Consttution. e ®» Wheat-Lind. Mrs. Leila R. Wheat, of Lithia Springs, Ga., announces the engage ment of her daughter, Pearl, to Ray Sederin Lind, of Elgin. Il Atlanta Constitution. Mrs. R. L. Northcutt and Mrs. E. A. Grgres Honored at Beautiful Tea. . dx'e of the lovliest affairs of the season was the ftea at which Mrs. James W. Legg entertained on Thurs day ‘afternoon at the Golf Club, hon oring Mrs. E. A. Groves of New Orleans and Mrs. R. L. Northcutt. Cut glass vases, jardinieres and silver bowls filled with quantities of summer flowers, dahlias, zinnias, as: ters and roses, were placed on man tel, window ledges and small tables. The tea table was covered with a handsome Chinese cloth, embroidered in gold thread. A large blue jar diniere filled with rose-colored can nas, made an artistic central decora tion. Silver compotes, holding yel low and white mints, were placed at either end of the long table. The wide balustrade. surrounding the terrace was adorned with jardi neres and baskets, filled with sum mer blossoms. Mrs. Legg was assisted in enter taining by Mesdames E. L. Faw, A. S. J. Gardner, J. M. Fowiler, "Arthur Davenport, W. L. Richardson, Len Baldwiin, George Montgomery, J. R. Fowler, 8. H. Hall, Harvey Barnes. Newton Heggie, Dan Anderson, J. L. Turner, J. D. Northcutt, W. R. Wy att, Fred Morris, A. S. Cohen, George Gober, Mac Hodgess W L. Harris and C. M. Crosby and Misses Mabel Cor telyou, Sadie'Gober, Louise Schilling,! Laurie Ford and Caroline Deas. ‘ An ice course and ' sandwiches were served during the ;afternoon by‘ Misses Virginia Crosby, Annie Wad delf, Nan Rhflips, of Key [Wiest, Helen Faw, Lois Gardner, Aimee D. Glover. Julia Anderson, Irene Malone, Rebecca Wyatt, Jean Wallace, Mary Robeson, Augusta Cohen and Odessa Gifford. o Mrs. Legg wore a beautiful after noon costume of blue taffeta combin ed with white French organdie, with a large hat of white organdie and lace. Mrs. Northeutt was handsomely gowned in pine apple tissue, over‘ clothyof gold. With this, she wore a large black hat, trimmed with ostrich plumes. Mrs. Groves wore a becoming frock of pink organdie with a dathty pic ture hat of white lace. About one hundred and fifty guests called during the reception hours. L* * L Picture-Show Party. Mrs. C. C. Hawkins entertained at a picture-show party, on Thursday evening, in honor of her attractive niece, Miss' Mary Chaffe. of New Orleans, inviting Misses Elizabeth Northcutt, Elizabeth, Moor and J. R. Griggs, B. F. Boatner and Harry Looney. After seeing the picture at the Dixie, the party went to Mrs. Haw kins’ home for refreshments. Mirs. Mayes Frey assisted Mrs. Hawkins in entertaining. k 3 * * E..!_llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlg = By Miss Odessa Gifford = = Phone 321. = T T Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Barber an nounce the birth of a daughter, on Wednesday, August 17th, who has been named Sarah Jones Barber. sy Robert Leoney, who has been the guest; of relatives in Atlanta. for some time has returned home. e Mr. and Mrs. ‘Howard Tate have refurned ‘to their home in Jasper after having been the 'guests of Mrs R. N. Holland, Mrs. Allen Snyder and Miss Marie Shiff;;n. Miss Hattie Black spent the week end in Madison, the guest of Miss Grace Langston. G Chandler and Kenneth Campbell returned on/ Thursday from Camp Dixie where they have been spend ing the summer.* } Wayne Johnson spent the week-end in Jacksonville, Fla. 1 i I e Thomas Nolan left on Saturday for Lexington, Va., where he erftered | the Sophomore class of Nirgjnia Military Institute. Sl e Misses Sarah Looney and Annie Leila Camp spent the week end in Atlanta. the g'ueics of Mxs. Ty J. Mrs. A. H. Sheppard had as her guest last week, her brother, Mr. James E. Garrison, of Atlanta, and of Carterville, and Andrew Paynel her cousins, Messrs. Alfred Payne of Ackworth. - ‘ The friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Mashburn will be glad to learn that their little son, J. N., who has been so seriously ill of blood poiseiiing has recovered -sufficiently to be re moved from: the Mgarietta Sanitar ium, to his home* Miss Helen Ford® of Birmingham: has been the attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. W. Holmes, for the past week. u ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brumby and daughters, Martha and Dorothy, re turned Friday, to their home 'in Franklin, La., after a three week’s visit to rel.at-ives.* Miss Susie Lee Fields of Canton, is the guest of Mrs, Lewe Sessions. She is attendng the high school here, and wil] be with Mrs. Sessions during the schookterm. Mr. P. H. Calhoun and grandsen. Calhoun Minchener, of Atlanta: were the week end guests of Mrs: C. E. Hodges. . i Mr. Abner Towersi has returned to his home in Gadskew after a months visit to his sisters, Misses Tallulah and Mary Towers and son Abner, Jr.,, will remain in Mariet for some time, bef:rc returning hom Miss Clara Thornton, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. L. ‘Me- Koin, in Nashville, for the past 3 weeks, returned home on Friday. s . Mr, and Mrs. Moultrie Sessions motored to Birmingham last week, spending several days with Mrs. Wal ter Sessions. ArrQb-C v —— o ——— Miss Belle O’Neal, of Monteagle, who has been the guest of Mrs. Bo lan Brumby. for two weeks, left ’M.\onday for Warm Springs, where she will visit relatives. | iy O i Misses Eunice Cooper and Myrtice Peacock, of Eastman, are with Miss Allie Crockett, for the ‘school term. i i Miss Janice Amorous has returned from a visit to Miss Margaret Massen gale, at St. '‘Simon’s Islang,_ 2 f “ B e : Mrs. Frank Watkins-and children, have returned from a visit to rela tives in ‘Cartersville; Miss Gladys Watkins accompanied them home,} spending the week-end with them. il i, ‘Mr. Eugene White spent the past ten days in Charleston, S. C., motor ing by" way of Savannah, with his friend: Mr. H. M. Willingham, of Atlanta. Rl i Mrs. L. 'E. Wood of Chattanooga, is the guest of her cousins, Misses Leone and Florence Swanson. Robert Harris and Leon Blair were attendants in the wedding of Miss Emily Hunter and Mr. Pearce Stew art at the home of the bride in Lynch burg, Va., on Wednesday evening.| Robert Harris was was Mr. Stewart's best man and Mr. Blair was one of THE MARIETTA JOURNAL his groomsmen. 5 Bt ap Mrs. Roy Thornton has returned to her home in Atlanta, after a vis-! it to Mrs. W. E.Thornton. | .—.*— Mr. and Mrs. James W. Legg spent the week-end at White Sulphur Springs, near Gainesville, motoring over with friends from Atlanta. i YRk ; Mrs. T. M. N. George, who sus tained painful injuries in an aececi dent in Atlanta last week: has re covered sufficiently to return home, from Dr. Nolan’s Sanitarium. | ——— ~ Mrs. Morris Rutland and children, of Ringgold, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Watson, for several-days. ~ Dorothy Holbrook, of Smyrna, was the week-end guest of Lucille 'Goodson. = Miss Josephine Bennett returned on Monday to her home in Atlanta ”’*——Ww ~ :Many seasons have passed since millinery had such mag ’ nificent designs and rich snappy colors. Many women have longed g % for a real attractive hat that wm;ldl enchance her beauty 'and will T | have that wish fully gratified this fall. \ 'l‘,’.'ii, ‘ » i f.r | We are especially proud of our fall line of beautiful rich DU : R VETYNE and Velvets. They ranged in price from $8.50 to $12.50. M : Bl = Friday and Saturday we are pricing them SPECIALLY AT 1 -‘m"jb il : U $6.50 I ‘;!_H: § i ¥ . : : ; Theres a Jaunty Tilt to New i ; : : , Felt and Taffeta Hats ' X i Quite reminiscent of those merry little hats of Robin Hood and i his men, are the Felt and Taffeta Hats for Fall. Their colers are mer -2 ry too, for they're bright of hue. There’s a quirk of tilt to each saucy ¥ 4 brim, and more than likely pheasant feather of quill trimming of de -7 ; bonair charm. Or yarn may make a pattern of its very own, in 3 ! 4 strikingly contrasted colors. J \ ; \ SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 3 \ : i 3 AT d(7 ( . L) “ (‘0 ~ . \ vt Jon AR ; WA J P 4 \‘:\;.‘ \Q g -y 4 ; W. A. Florence Dry Goods Co. : MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ' : - On Second Floor Marietta, Georgia ;o OF REOPENING OF A% M“ st UL LT T T ——-_—_'-__-_-——:—-—_—._.______ For several weeks—months in fact—the people of Marietta and Cobb county who have been needing and wanting delicious, well-cooked lunches at noon, have had to go somewhere else than Pendle’s Cafe, for fire put us out f bus iness for some time. But we are back on the job now. Our old place of busi ness has been refinished, new furniture and fixtures put in, and we are serving the best home-cooked food in Marietta. The prices on this excellent food are 80 low as to make you anxious to come back for the second ‘meal, 4 MEAT SHOP OPENED AGAIN, TOO ' Next door—as before—is Pendle’s meat shop. The same high class meats and vegetables and SERVICE. | ; AT L R A O R T e — —————————————————————————————— e RSSO ALY Mrs. W. G. Pendle’s Caf I'S. . . CNAICS alcC after having been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Grey, for two weeks. RN, . Mrs. C. C. Hawkins, of New Or leans, has come to spend the winter with Mrs. Mayes Frey. - £ TR Miiss Katie Rohner spent the week end in Atlanta, the guest of Miss Dorothy Haynes. | , — | Miss Annette Grajnger, of Atlanta was the week end guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. M. Graham. W ) - Edward Simpson of Birmingham, spent the week end with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson. : v o gt l Prof. and Mrs. S. V. Sanford of At ' hens were the guests of Mrs. J. M. ’Brown this week. kb { Mrs. M. H. DePass and daughter, Miss Frances DePass, and Miss Nellje Trezevant *of Fainsville, Fla., are spending some time with the Misses Setze . THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1991 Benjamin White leaves on Satur day for his heme in Brunswick, aftre a visit to relatives here. ——ae Mrs. C. M. King of Dublin has re turned home ofter a short visit 0 her sister, Mrs. J. R. Brumby. i Mr. and Msr. Frank We{i of Val. dosta are spending two wheks with Mijsses Mollie and Addie Setze. i Mrs. W. J. Frey has returned from Avugusta where she was called |as ‘week by the serious illnes of her broth er, Mr. John Dow. : —_— e I s ' Mrs. Lane Moire and son, Marion, who have been the guests of relatives in Gadsden, Ala. for some time, re. turned home laat;veek. Miss Hague entertaiped at a smin,. ming panty at the Club, followed by a picnic supper at her country home “Ridge-Crest”, for them on Monday evening.