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THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1921
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Miss Odessa Gifford, Society Editor, Phone 321.
,fii“ Hague entertained ;
at Bridge ¥
Miss Elizabeth Hague entertained
most delightfully at Bridge, Wednes.
jay afternoon, at her home, having
two tables. Miss Hague’s guests
were, Mrs. Charlie DeFoor, Miss Sad
je Sibley, Mrs. George Nichols, Miss
Catherine Dupre, ‘Misg Elizabeth No
an, Miss Lois Ga.rdner, [Miss Annie
p. Glover and Miss Glover’s guest,
Miss Mary McAllister of Greensboro,
N, C., Miss Hague was assisted by
Mr. P. D Reefer.* :
party for F etted Visitors.
Mrs. Herbert Tousley of Los Ange
es, Cal., was the charming honoree,
gt the lovely bridge party given on
Thursday afternoon, by Mrs. George
H. Keeler. |
A combination of pink dahlias and
purple butterfly flowers were used
throughout. the rooms in which the
guests were received. ‘
The attractively appoined tea table
pad for its centtr were, a tall silver
vase, filled) with pink dahlias andl
feathry sprays of the butterfly flow
ers. Smaller vases at the four corners
of the table held the same flowers.
Mrs. Touslty was presented with a
peautiful hand embrodriered table
carf, brought by Mrs. Keeler from
India. Mrs. Wade won the prize for
top-score, 2 Bohemian glass bon-bon
dish. Mrs. L. N. Tramwell cut the
consolation, a deck of cards.
A salad and ice cream course was
served after the game.
Invited to meet Mrs. Tousley were
Mesdames Tramwell, Wade, John
Graham, Georgia Kay Sullivon, A. D.
Grant, Herbert Hague, Martin Amo
ures, Morgan McNeel, J. M. Brown,
Hunter Morrisett, Charlie Clarke,
William B. Tate, 8. L. Sibley, Pierre
Camblos, George Newell, Fanny Tre
zevant, George Nichols, D. C. Cole,
P. D. Reeser, C. W. Dupre, Philip Me-
Nagny, Charlie DeFoor, J. H. Boston,
E. R. Hunt, R. L. Northcutt, H. N.
DuPree, C. T. Nolan, Warren E. Ben
son. and Misses Nancy Boston, Ida
bel Hunt, Constance and Rebecca Col
Lois Gardner, Elizabeth Nolan Lucy
Tate, Sadie Sibley, Weldon Sibley
and Aelen Lewis.
Those joining the party after the
game were for refreshments, were
Mesdames Marcellus Rambo of Rio
de Janerio, Brazil, Mrs, Wilden Glov
er. Arthur Davenport, George Ander
son, J. T. Andeson, Geoge Montgom
ery, R. N. Holland, Moultrie Sessions,
E. P. Dobbs and Misse Mabel Cor
telyou, Carrie Sessions and Mollie
and Addie Setze.
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Miss Cheney Entertains
Miss Evelyn Cheney entertained a
few friends informally at Bridge on
Friday evening, at the homt of her
aunt, Mrs. Mac Hodges.
A salad course was served after
the game.
Those present were, Missts Nannie
Connor, Ruth Galley, Anne Bolling,
Claibourne and Clarence Jolly, Lee
Sessions, Robert Reach, and William
DuPrt.
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Two Concerts for Marietta
in October ;
At their last meeting the Music
Section of the Woman’s Club, voted
to sponsor two concerts, which are to
be given at the Auditorium in Octob
er. The first one is to be on Thurs
day evening, October 6th, when the
people of Marietta will be given the
opportunity of hearing the most tal
ented local artists, they are Miss Sar
ah Patton, vocalist, Miss Glennis Han
cock, pianist, and Mr. Paul Lovejoy,
vinliist. !
Miss Patton has returned from an
extended tour of the New England
States, being one of the stars of the
Redpath Chautauqua. She has a beau
tiful soporano voice which bas be‘en’
carefully trained, and which is win
ning for her a high place in the world
f music. Miss Hannock, who .has
been selected by Miss Rose Fabian,
as her accompanist, and will leave
on Oct. 12, for New York, where she
will appear in concert with Miss Ea
bian, is very talented, her play.mg
showing the result of long and faith
ful study.
Mr. Lovejoy is widely known, as
an excellent violinist, and his I'ecit?,ls
are always looked forward to with
pleasureable anticipation. :
On Wednesday October 26, Miss
Wheeler of New York, noted concert
singer, will give a recital here. She
will also be accompanied by a read
er, who will give several -entertaining
¢ selections,
' Ruff-Beshers
" Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Ruff, of Smyr
na, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Nina, to Mr. Wilbur Harold
Beshers, of Marietta, the marriage to
be solemnized October 20th, at the
]Methodist church in Smyrna.—At
anta Constitution. ; |
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Hudgins-Crowe. |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Hudgins,
of Smyrna, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Edith Eleanor, t 0
Mr. Arthur Lyons Crowe, of Mariet
ta, the marriage to be solemnized at
5 o'clock Friday, October 18th, at the
Methodist church in Smyrna.
. Of cordial interest to many friends
18 the announcement of the engage-
met of Miss Hudgins and Mr. Growe.
Tht lovely bride-elect is the second
daughter of Mr. ang Mrs. Hudgins.
She was graduated from the Mariet
ta High School and is one of the most
attractive and intellectual young
girls in the state. She is a sister of
Mrs. Alfred Barille, Jr. of Atlanta,
Miss Jnue Hudgens and Mr . Carl
Hudgins and Henry Hudgins.
Mr. Crowe is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. W. A. Crowe and served with
distinction in the World War as cap
tain of the 321st field artillery regi
ment. He is a graduate of Auburn
and a prominent membtr of the S. A,
E. fraternity. Mr. Crowe belongs to
|the Rotary and is one of the members
of an insurance and real estate firm
inMarietta.—Atlanta Constitution.
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In Honor of Miss Akin
and Mrs. Moore
Mrs. C. M. Crosby and Miss Virgin
ia Crosby were joint hostesses at a
beautiful Bridge party on Saturday
morning, at their home on Cherokee
street in honor of Miss Sallie May
Akin and Miss Louise Moore.
This is the first of a series of par
ties which Mrs. Crosby and Miss Cros.
by will give this fall.
The rooms in which the game was
played, were artistically decorated
with masses of goldenrod, the whole
carrying out a color scheme of yellow
Mrs. R. L. Northeutt won the prize
for top score, a bottel of exsuisite
French perfume, and Mrs. Norman
Collins cut the consolation, a deck of
gilt-edge Bridge cards.
A delightful three course lunch
eon was served after the game.
Those present were Miss Akin
Miss Moore, Miss Sadie Sibley, Miss
Georgia Hunt, Miss Sabine Nicholls,
Miss Mary Robeson, Miss Harriett
}Robeson, Miss Constance Cole, Miss
lKatherine Dykens, Miss Laura Mar
garet Hoppe, Mrs. eGorge Brown,
Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Mrs. eGorgia E.
Sullivan, Miss John Graham, Mrs.
Phil McNagney of Columbia City,
Ind., Mrs. J. M. Brown, Mrs. D. C.
Cole, Mrs. L. D. Hoppe Mrs. John
Candler, Mrs. R. L. Leach, Mys. Pier
re Camblos, Mrs. B. G. Brumby, Mrs.
J. W. Block, Mrs. E. R. Groves, Mrs.
Marion Dobbs, Mrs. Norman Colins,
Mrs. Will Neal Mrs. Mac Fowler,
Mrs. R. L. Northcutt, Mrs. S. L. Sib
ley, Mrs. eGorge Newell Mrs. P. D.
Roeser, Mrs. R. M. Wade, Mrs. L. N.
Trammell Mrs. Charles Clarke, Mrs.
W. M. Reynolds, Mrs. W. H. Treze
vant, Mrs. J. D. Reynolds, Mrs. S. R.
Hewitt, Mps. A. Armstrong, Mrs. J.
E. Massey and Mrs. Mac Hodges.
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Music Section of Woman’s Club
Holds Interesting Meeting
The music Section of the Woman’s
Club held a most interesting meeting
on last{ aturday afternoon, at the
home of the Chairman, Mrs. Mac
Hodges.
An interesting feature of the pro
gram were the violin selections given
by Col. J. Colton Lynes. This was the
first time Col. Lynes has ever per
formed in public, and his composi
tions, all of which were original, de
lighted his audience. His violin, which
is.a very old instrument has an in
teresting history. Its former owner,
a French officer, gave it to Col
Lynes’ father for safekeeping until
he should return from the Franco-
Prussian War. The officey was never
heard of again, presumably having
been killed, and so the violin later
‘passed into Col. Lynes’ hands.
~ The other number of the program
which wepre also greatly enjoyed,
were as follows: ¢
‘Gavotte—Gluck Brahms Miss Glen
~ nis Hancock.
Prelude in ¢ sharp minor—Rachman.
off, Miss Hancock.
Musical reading: Aux Italiens—with
music from Il Trovatore, Mys. John
Boston.
Vocal selections: “Une furtive lagri
. ma’ from “ylixer of Love,” - “Ah
so fair”—DMartha and “Until,” Mr.
~ Floyd Fuller.
A large number of the members of
Tthe section were present.
An Interesting Meeting
Circle number one of the Woman’s
Missionery Society of the Methodist
Church held a most interesting meet
ing Monday afternoon in the Church
parlors. Mrs. J. M. Tumlin was chair
man, while Mrs. J. A. Reed had charg
of the devotional. Splendid papers
on Sochon were read by Mrs. M. R.
Lyons, Mrs. Charlie Northeutt and
Mrs Tom Hamby. Miss Elizabeth
Northcutt sang, which was much en
joyed. Mrs. John Boston gave a read
ing on “Discipline”, also a humorous
reading both being given in Mrs. Bos-“
ton’s most delightful mannner. The
Circle then adjourned to the Presby
terian Church to hear the report from
the colored delegateswho were sent
to the Gammon School in Atlanta by
the Presbyterian, Baptist and Meth
odist churches. The delegates were
Mattie Durham and Lauro Williams.
After hearing the reuort made all felt
that the money had been well spent
in their effort to aid in this course.
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Mr. J. G. Lindsey, of Tampa, Fla.,
is spending two weeks with Mrs. J.
H. Caldwell”
Edward Groves is spending a few
days in Tampa, Fla.
PERSONAL MENTION
Dr. and Mrs. Jackson Kinett, of
Bessemer, Ala. have returned to
their home, after a short visit to Mrs.
J. M. Stone.
Miss Katherine Dykens, of New Or
leans, is spending some time with
Mrs. J. M. Brown.
~ The Hon. Paul Akin, of Carters
ville, was the guest of his sister, Miss
Sallie May Akin, last week.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Webb spent
the week end in Athens with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Nolan returned
Tuesday after a two weeks visit to
friends in Charleston, S. C., Raleigh,
N. C., and other points. Miss Nolan
also attended the opening hops at ¥
M. L, Lexington, Va. |
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Touskey re
turned to day to their home in Los(
Angeles, Caif., after a delightful vis-l‘
it to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Keeler.
Lee Sessions entered eGorgia Techl
Monday.
Judge and Mrs. S. L. Sibley had as
their dinner guests on Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Keeler and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tousley, of Losg
Angeles. 3
Miss Margaret Wellong has as her
guest for several weeks Miss Lise
Livandais of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. W. B. Tate entertained at
dinner on Monday evening in hohor
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tousley of
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraics Canip, of
Springfield, Mo., arrived on Tuesday
for a visit to theiy aunt, Mrs, George
H. ;
‘r‘%hn Lewis and little daugh
fer, Sarah Galt, of Canton, were the
week end guests of Mrs. Harold
Hawkins.
¢ Mr. and Mrs. Gecave Northeutt
and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Collins, of
Acworth, motored over to Athens for
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John
Burton.
Mr. J. T. Jolly, of Chattanooga, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Green
Miss Louise Berry, of Rome, was
the guest of Miss Mary Byrd Tate the
first of the week.
Mr. Sidney Pace leaves this week
for an extended business trip after
spending a few days with his family.
James Petty entered Georgia Tech
on Monday.
Miss Maud Medford, of Atlanta,
was the guest of relatives here the
past week.
Mr. John Cogburn will return onl
Saturday from a business trip
through South Georgia. :
Miss Cleo Avery has returned home
from the Marietta Sanitarium where
she underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis, e, gy -
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Green attended
the annual singing at eßthlehem on
Sunday.
Miss Mamie 'Marks was a guest at
a theatre party at the Forsyth on
Friday to see “The Old Nest.”
Dr. and Mys. C. A. Wikle and Mr.
and Mrs. William Beek have moved
into their new home on Forest ave
nue.
~ Miss Jane McAllister, of Greens
boro, N. C., is the guest of Mrs. Wil
der Glovey.
} Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cox had as their
‘guests for the week end, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Tippen and little daugh
ter, of Cartersvlle.
Mrs. J. W. Eidson is the guest of
Announcement
OPENING OF
Mrs. Westbrook’s Beauty Parlor
Hair Dyeing and Bleaching—Special
ty - - - $3.50 to $lO.OO
Manicuring - — — .50
Shampoo—plain - : - .50
Massage—facial - - $l.OO
Ccalp Treatment . — - 75
Children’s Hair Cutting .25 and .35
Beauty Creams and Toilet Articles
New York Experts in Charge
Hair Goods and Toupees Given Special
Attention
Upstairs Over Brown'’s Electric SBhop
241 North Park Square Marietta, Ga.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAT,
her uncle, Mr. William Bryant, near
Blackwells,
! Miss Nina Philips returned on Mon
day to her home in Key West, Fla.,
after speding several weeks with Miss
Annie Waddell.
Mrs. Charles R. Clarke is spending
ia week at the Georgian Terrace with
Mrs. James O’Neal of Rome.
Miss Charlotte Law was among
those entertaining at the D. A. R.(‘
Bridge party on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. 8. R. England have‘
‘returned from a most delightful trip
to Blue Ridge, Blairsville and Young
lHarris.
| ‘Mrs. Phil McNagney spent a few
ldays with Mps. Robert L. Baker in
Atlanta, this week.
Miss Mary Byrd Tate was the guest
of Miss arah Hall, of Athens, last
week, having gone over to attend the
opening exercises of the University
of Georgia.
The friends of Mr. and Mps. W. O.
Cox, will be pleased to know that they |
children, Billy, who has had typhoid
fever, and Martha Hilley, who has
been seriously ill with diphtheria, are
!very much better.
_ Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Reynolds and
Mrs. S. F. eßynolds spent the week
end in Atlanta, the guests of Mrs.
James Moore.
Mrs. Arnold Armstrong has issued
invitatioas to a reception to be given
at her home on Whitlock avenue, on
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Davis, tf Gilmose,
was the week end guest of her aunt,
Mrs. John Cogburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Keeler, and
little daughter, Nancy Belle, and
George Henry Keeler, of Atanta,
were the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Keeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryburn Clay of At.
lanta, entertained at a beautiful din
ner party Sunday evening at Roxana
Hall.
My. Oscar Keeler, of Atlanta, is
the guest of Mrs. G. H. Keeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pomeroy, of At
lanta, were hosts at a dinner at Rox
ana Hall Sunday evening entertain
ing a party of friends from Atlanta.
Rev. and Mys. W. A. Wells, of At
lanta, spent severa days with Mr. and
Mrs. B. T. Frey, this week. '
Clarence Jolly has entered eGorgia
Tech.
‘Mrs. Phil McNagney, who has been
the attractive guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cole, for the past
month, returns today to her in Co
lumbia City, Ind. /
Mr. Wilkins Stanley, of eGorgia
ech, was the Sunday guest of Or. and
Mrs. C. L. McCleskey.
Miss Geraldine Kemp spent the
week end in Villa ißca the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. W. H. Malone, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Deckman and
Miss Addie Moss, of Agnes Scott,
spent the week end with Col. and Mrs.
H. B. Moss.
Mrs. Wilder Glover entertained
two tables of Bridge on Tuesday af
ternoon. .
- A large delegation of ladiegs from
the Presbyterian church, attended
the Midway church conference this
‘week.
~ Rev. J. H. Patton ad Mr. James H.
Groves attended the Presbytery at
Mars Hill this week.
The friends of Mrs. Oscar Shaw
will regret to know that she is quite
ill.
Mrs. Stacord Hewitt was among
those entertaining at the D. A. R.
party on Thursday.
Mrs. R. E. Butler and Miss Doro
thy Butler have returned from a vs
it to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butler, in
Cedartown. .
Robert Dunwoody, of Macon, vis
ited Bolan Glover for a few days, be
fore entering Georgia Tech.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Smith, of At
lanta, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cox
Sunday.
Dr. W. L. Moon, of Tallahagsee,
Fla., was the recent guest of Mr. and
Mpys. W. F. Moon.
Miss Wilma Butler was the guest
of Miss Loreta Johnson, in Decatur,
the first of this week.|
Miss Alice Brewer, of Atlanta,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brewer. ‘
Miss Helen Waytt, of Atlanta, was
the recent guest of Miss Aimee D.
Glover.
Dudley Field has entered his soph
omorte year at the Citadel Charleston,
S G
Little Josephine Gaddy, who has
been so desperately ill is much better.
Mys. Loring Raoul spent several
days at “Fernbank” the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Z. D. Harrison, the first
of this week.
Buy Your Bulbs Now
MRS. HENRY MEINERT, Florist
All Kinds of Bulbs Now on Hand
Narcissus—@All Kinds — French Grown
Hyacinths—@ll Kinds — Dutch Grown
Tulips —@All Kinds — Dutch Grown
Double and Single
Easter Lilies—Harrisii and Ascension
Callas—White -
Amaryllis—Belladona Major
Freezias—Purity
A beautiful assortment of baskets in stock.
Funeral orders carefully and
thoughtfully filled, '
MRS. HENRY MEINERT, Florist
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Especially attractive and appealing are
the Fall models in Velvets and Felts. ___
The prices too, are attractive—about half
what they sell for in a large city.
See our special showing this week-end—
VELVETS '
FELTS
~ $2.95
Our stock includes a complete line of
hats for misses ages 12 to 14 years. 4
W. A. Florence Co.
Millinery Department :
on Second Floor
MARIETTA - - GEORGIA
' Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Williams spent
Sunday in Acworth with relatives.
' Mrs Ralph Dodge is improving af
ter her recent illness.
! Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MeKinney, of
| Atlanta, have purchased the old Me
'Kinney home on Cherokee street and
- with their littlé son, Walter, will come
,in the near future to make it their
home. g :
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawhon and
children of Birmingham are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Fowler.
Mr. George Miserve, of St. Augus
tine, Fla., was the guest of Mrs. C.
}M. Crosby and Miss Virginia Crosby
on Sunday. 5
Mr. D. D. Atkinson, of Brunswick,
is visting Mws. T. B. Irwin.
- Dr. and Mrs. B. Waverly have re
turned to their home in Waverly af
ter spending the summer months in
Spring Hill with relatives.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen and Miss Augusta
Cohen are spending the week in Atl
anta, the guests of Mrs. Willis Mil
ner.
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