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{ number o/ visitors were present from
!Atlanta, Rome, Cedsrtown, Macon,
| and other places.
! The dance was at th 2 armory 2nd
’ the,music was furnished by the Ans
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ircsnments were zerved at midnight.
Mrs, Joseph M. Brown, Mrs. L. D,
Hoppe, and N:rs. John M. Graham.
who were present as chaperones, as
sisted in serving the refreshments.
- THE CARNIVAL QUEEN. |
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The Immense float upon which
Miss Jean \Wallace, Queen of the
Carnival, rode made a beautiful pic
ture as it wound its way down the
avenues among the green trees car
rying its weight of youth and beau
ty to the coronation.
The float presented a magnificent
dppearance in white and gold, with
traceries here and there of white
morninggliory vines. Upon the float
was built a throne with white col
umns at the four corners, topped}
with chapiters of gold, supporting a‘
cancpy of white nmrning-g]ories,|
which terminated under a dome of}
gold. : ’
On the throne was a gold chair npv-;
on which the Queen sat in her Iwg:xl'
splendor. Her dress was a creation
in filmy white chiffon, (‘-l:lh("l‘:-\h‘]_\'!
trimmed in silver and pearls. The|
high Medici collar was made of silvm'.
lace edged with pearls. the long court |
train being edged with ermine. |
The maids in waiting who \\x-n';
Miss Irene Malene, maid of h()nf)l‘.l
Migs Cora Brown, Miss Julia A\mior-i
son, Miss Mary Robeson, 'Miss Laura |
Margaret Hoppe and Miss \‘ix';:‘imfl
Barnes, sat upon steps leading up t()}
the throne. They each wore sheer
est white organdy frocks made very
full, and carried silver baskets show
ered in pink sweet peas, with large
pink tullie bows on the handles.
On the throne with the Queen sat
her two little train bearers, Herbert
Clay and Bassford Field, These beau
tiful children dresped in quaint little
white satin suits made the picture
all the more entrancing. |
The Queens crown bearer, Palmer
Reynolds, 4 years old, rode in the
King’s chariot, carrying a white sat
in cushion, upon which rested the
jewelled crown of gold, to be placed
on the lovely head of the Queen.
This handsome child was perfectly
darling in a suit of white satin and
gold lace, with this he wore little
slippers of gold.
Surely the Queen could not have
found anywhere lin all the land,|
three moere beautiful children to add
to her retinue.
"liis lovely spectacle was drawn
by four big white horses with white
harness, outlined in white morning
yiory vines., Walking at the head
6. ecach herse was a footman in white
iiery.
i either side of the float rode the
Queen’'s Knights on horse back,
dressed in knightly attire, with silver
regalia, and from their sides hung
stiver swords ready to be drawn in
defvnse of their lovely young Queen. |
The Knights were Dr. Leslie Blair,
{*alph Northcutt, Tom Wallace, Stan
i»u Read, Reneck Gregg and Jesse
Northcutt.
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Top——Children’s Parade scene. Center—The Lemonade Booth Bottem-——The May Pole Dance,
THE BOOTHS |
At the southwest entrance of the
parlk was the ice-cream booth, deco
'rated in yellow, with daisies in blue
welcome-vases and four immens.
cones filled with cotton and topped
by a great red cherry.
This booth was under the charge
of Mrs. Herbert Clay, Chairman, and
Mesdames Randolph Claiborne, G. P.
Reynolds, Wellborn Reynolds, N. K.
Smith, W. E. Roberts, Ryburn Clay,
George Welsh, and William Brumby.
Lunch- and coffee were served in
the north plot of the park by a com
mittee consisting of Mrs. W. P.
Stephens, Chairman, Mesdames J. P.
Cheney, E. L. Harris, Peter SBmith,
v D. Anderson, J, D. Northcutt, R,
N. Hollana, John Awtrey, D W,
Blair, C. B. Willingham, M. R. Lyon,
W. A. Samsg,: A. Reynolds, Murray
Hawkins, Misses Bessie Campbell,
Eileen . Gober, Alva Jameson and
Mary Towers.
The candy booth, under a treliised
canopy of yellow roses, was one ¢’
;H'r- centerg of attention. The com
mittce in charge was composed of
[:\l2'ss_ . R. Hunt, Chairman, Mes.
| dames A. V. Corielyou, B. G. Brum
imy Deyle Butler, J. M. Fowler, Fred
Morris, C. H. Eecler and Miss Geor
i:él.t Hunt,
} At the west entrance cf the park
| was the confetti booth, decorated
| with fluttering red butterfiies, 't
was under the charge of.,a group of
young matrons, composed of Mrs.
Leon Gilbert, Chairman, and DMes
dames R. W. Northcutt, J. E. Massey,
Campbell Wallace, J r.,.M. J, Smith,
and W. R. Joyner, Jr., assisted by the
Misses L.aw and Gilbert.
In the southeast plot of the park
was an artistic garden seat cano
pied with wistaria where Mrs. J. R.
lmun.'t,y. assisted by Mesdames Ros
lser Little, Fletcher Reynolds an‘
Miss Mary Squires dispensed ice-coid
|drink:;, zenerously provided by Mr,
] Smith, of the Murfetta Cors 711 1! t
tliing Company.
}, At a gally decorated triangular
' booth in the southwestern section of
% the park, near the fountain, the sand
wich committee, consisting of Mrs.
Charles DuPre, Chairmaan, Mesdames
| Glenn Marchman, T. M. Brumby,
Jr., George Anderson. D. C. Cole, W.
LH. Wyatt, dand Mizges Welsh,
Wikle, and Law, served delicious
zandwiches, with ice-cold ginger alz
denated by Mr. Harmon, of the Tri
' pure Ginger Ale Co., of Atianta.
THE MAY-POLE DANCE
May-pole dancing was one of the
prettiest features of the carnival,
The pole was white with a bunch
of evergreen at the top where the
long streamers of violet, blue, pink,
yvellow and green were attached., The
dancers were in white with angel
sleeves and black ballet slippers
laced around their ankles with rib
bons the color of the girdles and but
terfly bows on their long curls
which were tied at the neck and al
lowed to hang down their backs.
The girl’s ribbons matched in color
the long streamers they held as they
danced to the music of the band.
These girls were Misses (‘lm!'lurt--‘,
Northecutt, Lucile Sessions, Sarah
Wood Gramling, Virginia Boston, ,lij
ia McNeol, Christine Blair, Eliza-!
beth Nolan, Amy D. Glover, Luclle
Morris, Frances Dobbs, Katherine
PuPre, Mary Holland, Rebecea Cole,
Lerothy and Elizabeth Stephens,
NMia, Harry DuPre and Miss Doro-
Ly =mith directed this attraction.
THZ OLD PLANTATION SHOW
That excellent aggregation ¢f ama
teur talent, the °Old Plantation Com
pany,” under the management of
Mra. C. A Wikle, and Mrs. J. W,
Lewis, played to crowded houses in
thie store formerly occupied by the)
K. G. Gilbert Clothing Company. Mies
Emily Griffin, whom we still claim
as our own, came up from Hampto: |
to take part in the performance, |
Among the burnt-cork artists were
Arrie White, Irene White, of Atlan
ta, Katie Maddox, Katherine Coryel],
Nannie Ward, Mary Ellen Law, Ruth |
McCulloch, and Mesars., Whelchel,
Henry DMoore, Richard Marchmar,
Rohert Willingham, Ed Groves, Téd
dy Wikle, Kenneth Campbell, Helen
Ward, Louise Bishop, Athieen Bisn
op. Frances Campbell.
CORN AND CANNING CLUB CAR
Mr. W. F. Whelchel drove his car
drapad in pink and white bunting
and represeniing the Cobb County
Corn ¢nd Canning Club. The four
niz C were made of white ribbons
on pink bunting on each side of the
car which was encircied by a loosely
wound rope of oats giving the agri
~cultural touch. There were (n tha
1«-ar Migses Ether Power, Ora Power,
~and Jamie Summerour and two small
boys, Robert Carlisle and Hubert
Beavers,
Mr. Whelchel is Cobb County’s ag
ricultural agent and is a very “live
wire” in every way.
~ THE LEMONADE BOOTH.
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. Owing to the generosity of Mr.
Harcock, President of Marietta's ice
plant, the lemonade committee made
i:z decided suceess, Their fine lemon
ade was made and kept in big buck
- ets but served from exquisite bowls
f lee with wreaths of Dorothy Per
kins roses, sweet and fresh, frozen
within their rims. These were made
2t the ice plant heve and were 8o
pretty they made the lemonade bet
ter, he stand cnn which these
bowls were placed were decorated
with sprays of the dainty pink roses.
In the pieture is Miss Dorothy Smith
- with a small megaphone through
- which she invit ne thirsty to come
and get a chilly drink, Mrs. Joe Car
ter has the dipper flling glasses, Mrs.
W. €, Carriker stands on the other
| side of the bowl, Misses Lois Gardner
Lucile Morris and Amy D. Glover,
are beyond the bowl while Miss Alva
Jameson and Mrs. Harold Hawkins
- are just beyund Mrs., Carriker and
| have on white hats.
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| A PRETTY WINDOW
. Mr. W. A. Florence had one win
dow showing a May queen in pink
satin aud with a bouquet of pirk
' and white flowers, Butterflies hoyv
ered about her. There were two
. gradnrating girls in Mr. Fine’'s win
| dow and in one of the Smith and
Potts vwas a dress of yellow striped
muil. yeliow silk and black velvet
¢ Lion made by Mrs. Nash without
immng ¢iiything. There was also
|a kat to match with yellow roses on
it
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