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Thursday, July 31, 1924,
In The Marietta Social Realm_
Many Entertain At Club Tea
Many bright parties were assembled
at the Golf Club Tea on last Satur
day afternoon, the presence of a num
ber of charming and attractive vis
itors occasioning the lovely affairs.
Mrs. Frank McNeel, Mrs. Bagley
Wright, Mrs. Welbourn Venable, Mrs
Morgan McNeel, Jr. Mrs. Leslie Blair
and Mrs. DeLeon Little were host
esses for the afternoon.
Quantities of rose colored crepe
myrtle used in profusion throughout
the club was richly colorful and beau
tiful. The tea table was covered
with a madeira tea cloth and a tall
silver basket of crepe myrtle graced
the center. Smaller silver baskets
filled with the same flowers were
placed at each end of the table and
silver candlesticks holding rose col
ored tapers stood at intervals on the
table. 1
The largest party of the afternoon
was entertained by Mrs. Ralph W.!
Northcutt, who is giving a series of ‘
teas in compliment to her sister, Miss
Mattie Lou Hatcher, of Macon, Ga.l
This congenial group of friends was |
composed of Mrs. Northcutt, Miss
Hatcher, Mrs. Henry Wyatt Mrs.,
Ralph Hancock, Mrs. Howell Treze
vant, Mrs. Fannie Trezevant, Mrs.
J. P. Leake, Mrs. J. Lewis Turner;
Mrs. A. V. Cortelyou, Miss Mabel!
Cortelyou, Mrs. Morgan McNeel, Sr.,‘
Miss Sarah Patton, Mrs. George
Welsh Mrs. S. H. Sibley, Mrs. Leland
Smith, Mrs. H. E. Hague, Mrs. D.‘
W. Blair , Mrs. Paul Lovejoy, Mrs.
Mrs. Stewart Complimented With
Pleasant Affair
A pleasant affair of the week was
the rook party on Tuesday afternoon
at which Mrs. A. O. Benson and Mrs.
A. C. Benson were joint hostesses in
compliment to their sister, Mrs. R.
L. Stewart, of Scrooba, Miss.
The rooms where the guests were
’entertained were made attractive
with garden flowers in the vivid mid
summer shades. On their arrival the
guests were served punch by Miss Jo
sephine Stewart, from the punch
bowl embedded in green vines. Af
ter the game a delicious salad course
CHILDREN OF CONFEDERACY
GO TO STONE MOUNTAIN
A most enjoyable and interesting
day was spent last Wednesday by the
Children of the Confederacy when
they motored to Stone Mountain
where they viewed the stupendous
monument being carved on the moun
tain side, and later enjoyed a picnic
luncheon.
En route to Stone Mountain the
party stopped in Atlanta at the Old
Soldiers’ Home, where they were re
ceived with delight by its inmates
and where they spent a most inter
esting hour.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
M. R. Lyon, Mrs. T. W. Florence,
Mrs. S. D. Rambo, Mrs. S. C. Me-
Eachern, Mrs. George Gober and Mrs.
Irene Gramling.
The party numbered about thirty
five.
Personal Mention
Mrs. W. S. Tomlinson and daugh
ters, Sarah Frances, Lillian, and Ann
are the guests of Mrs. James Lee in
Macon, Ga.
Mr and Mrs Henry Cohen returned
last Saturday from a delightful trip
to Washington, Baltimore, and New
York. Mr. Cohen attended the Na
tional Banker’s Convention in Bal
timore while away.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Tillman spent
Sunday with friends in Newnan, Ga.
Mrs. James Lee and Mr. Sherod
Tomlinson, of Macon, Ga., returned
to their home on Monday after spend
ing last week with Mrs. W. S. Tomlin
son.
Miss Alice Rowland of Athens Ga.,
will arrive Saturday for a visit to
Miss Harrfiet Leake. Many delight
ful social affairs have been planned
in her honor.
Miss Carolyn Scott returned t 8 her
home in Union Point on Monday, af
ter a visit to Miss Frances Harde-
Mr. and Mrs. Amosg Way and little
daughter, of Arcadia Fla returned to
their home on Thursday after a vis
it of two weeks to Mr, and Mrs. Will
Latimer and other friends.
James T. Anderson, Mrs. R. M. Wade
Mrs. W. P. Stephens, Mrs. Lizzie W.
Northcutt Miss Glennis Hancock Mrs.
J. W. Hancock and Mrs. J. R. Brum
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- Miss Emma North, of Newnan, Ga.
the guest of Misses Lucy Tate and
lWeldon Sibley, was the honoree at a
delightful bridge party given by Miss
’Harriet Leake. Her guests were
Misses North, Lucy Tate, Weldon Sib
ley, Eliza Holmes, Mary Louise Brum
by, Frances Forrest Smith, Carolyn
Hazelhurst, of Macon, Emmie Mont
gomery, Venita and Alexander An
derson and Grace Bonnell, of Nelson!
the guests of Miss Tate and Mrs.
Malcolm Whitlohk.
Miss Constance Cole entertained
Miss Marf Robeson and her guest,
Miss Mary Wood Robeson, of Texas
and Miss Sadie Sibley at bridge.
Mrs. S. Rambo had as her guests
for tea Miss Josephine Jones, of At
lanta, who is her house guest, Miss
Fannie Glover, Mrs. S. L. Rambo,
Miss Emma Hedges and Mrs. Dukes,
of Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Gussie Groves entertained a
small party at tea for Mrs. Amos
Way, of Florida, her guests being
Mrs. Way, Mrs. James Groves, Miss
Pearl Simpson, of Knoxville, Tenn.,
and Mrs. J. H. Patton.
Mrs. L. D. Hoppe, Sr., of Atlanta,
entertained three tables of bridge in
compliment to Mrs. Graham Sullivan
of New York City who is the guest
of Mrs. D. C. Cole.
was served.
Invited to meet Mrs. Stewart were
Misses Elizabeth . Cogburn, Ruby
Benson, Ruby Owensby and Nettie
Mozley, Mrs. Clarence Power, Mrs.
Will Latimer, Mrs. Jim Delk, Mrs.
Amos Way, of Arcadia, Fla., Mrs.
Howard Benson, Mrs. W. W. Kemp,
Mrs. Mitchell Kemp, Mrs. I. E.
Brown, Mrs. L. H. Jackson and Mrs.
J. F. Settles, of Atlanta. Joining the
players for refreshments were Mrs.
H. B. Wade, Mrs. T. N. Hatton and
Miss Bertha Benson.
SHOWER FOR MISS PARKS
A pleasant event of Friday evening
was a farewell party and surprise
shower given by Miss Elizabeth
Moore, at her home on Church St. for
Miss Eva Parks, whose marriage to
Mr. Ted Roberson, of Macon, oc
curred July 27th.
The evening was spent in reminis
cences of the good times the guests
had had together in bygone years as
nearly all had grown up from child
hood with the bride. Later in the
evening delightful refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Arthur Moore.
The guests included Misses Parks,
Florence Wolfe, Emma Belle Os
borne, Eva Garriss, Nita Belle Mad
dox, Cecil Watson and her guest,
Florence Hartley, of Irwinton, Alice
Wiley, Gertie Morris, Evelyn Wat
kins and Elizabeth Northcutt.
Mrs. Mollie Martin, who has been
in Atlanta for several months, is now
the guest of Mrs. G. C. Roberts.
Prof. C. A. Wells, of Tech was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Tate Me-
Lain for several days this week.
The Woman’s Missionary Society
of the Methodist church held its
meeting in the League Room on Mon
day afternoon and enjoyed a most in
teresting program presented by Mr.s
R. C. Cleckler.
Misses Venita and Alexander An
derson and Grace Bonnell of Nelson
have returned home after a visit to
Miss Lucy Tate.
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Mr. and Mrs E. C. Baskin returned
on Sunday from two weeks visit to
relatives in Carrollton and Temple
Ga.
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Miss Edna McKenzie of Marshal
ville, Ga. was the guest of relatives
here for the week-end.
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Miss Bruce Cleckler is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Herman Arnold
in Elberton Ga.
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~ Mr. John Lane and Miss Louise
[ Lane were the guests of Mr.s Mitch
ell and Miss Mae Mitehell on Sun.
lday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Randolph are
spending ten days in Clayton, Ga.
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Mrs. A.. L. Shellman, of Miami,
Florida, are with the Misses Faw for
the summer,
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Mrs. C. T. Webb and Misses Ruth
and Ruby Webb will leave Sunday
to spend two weeks at Chimney Rock
Lodge, Chimney Rock, N. C. They
will be accompanied by Misses Rosa
and Elsie Bennet of Atlanta.
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Mrs. Henry Mikell and Mrs. Clar
ence Moechel, of Atlanta were the
guests of Mrs. Charlie Tillman this
week.
Miss Pearl Simpson of Knoxville,
is spending two weeks jith Mrs.
James H. Groves.
Mrs. C. M. Crosby, Miss Virginia
Crosby and Miss Annie Burlap will
leave on Monday to spend a month
in Washington, D. C., where they will
occupy the apartment of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brown.
Mrs. J. Graham Sullivan, Mrs.
Georgiana K. Sullivan and Went
worth Sullivan will motor to Macon
on next Monday where they will be
joined by Mr. Graham Sullivan, of
New York, who will return to Mariet
ta for a short visit.
Marian and Martha Hilley Cox are
spending the week with relatives and
friends at Newnan and Moreland.
Mrs. Leila Anderson had as her
house guests for the Anderson-Lati
mer reunion on last Saturday, Mr.
Jim Anderson and daughters, Eliza
beth, Carolyn and Virginia, of Ma
con, and Mrs. J. E. McElroy, of Nor
cross, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hardeman
will leave next week for a motor trip
to Augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville
and other Florida points.
Mr. and Mrs. Bénjamin Cox, of Al
bany, Ga., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cox.
The Methodist choir enjoyed a de
lightful picnic at Shady Nook, Ac
worth, on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Collins expect to move next
week into their lovely new apartment
on McDonald St.
Mr. Hugh Montgomery, of Atlan
ta, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George Montgomery for the week
end.
Mr. «Fred Morris, Jr.,, was among
those leaving Thursday for Charles
ton, S. C., where he will sail on the
U. S. Battleship “Utah” for the Na
val Reserve Cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Anderson
had as their guests for the Anderson-
Latimer reunion at Noonday last
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. McKibben
Lane and Will Anderson, Jr., of Ma
con.
Mrs. J. F. Camp, of Atlanta, and
Miss Lila Russell, of Jacksonville,
Fla., were the guests of Mrs, Coggins
on Atlanta St. for several days last
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THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Little and
sons, Rosser Neal and William, re
turned on Monday from a two weeks
stay at Pablo Beach, Fla.
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Mrs. Frances Lott left Tuesday for
a visit to relatives in Birmingham,
Ala,
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Mrs. L. E. Pellew, of Macon, Ga.,
motored to Marietta and was the
guest of Mrs. Fred Morris for the
week-end.
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‘Mrs. M. I. Teem and Miss Gladys
Teem have returned from a weeks’
visit to Asheville, N. C.
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of Mrs. W. D. Anderson in Macon.
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Mr. Mar Bates returned on Tues
day to San Antonio, Texas, after
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Mrs. Mary Manning and Miss
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Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Medford
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Mrs. Alice Anderson spent the
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Teresa Hamby, of Cravenwood, is
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