The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-03-15
IN The SOCIAL SWIM,
WHATTHE BEAUX AND BELLIES ARE
DOING AND SAYING.

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DOING AND SAYING.
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs About PeO-
ple You Know or Have Heard Of.
What wrath athwart the Futures sky
Is this that's now projected?
That threats to strike the lockers eye
With horrors unexpected?
Despite the dress refOrmer'S din,
We greatly fear there'll soon begin
The reign of wide-out crinolne,
With room to Go a skirt dance in
Unseen and unsuspected.
The "hgh tea given by Miss Ola
Stevens Friday evening, from five to sew
en-. to her friends was little gem OF
success. All who had been honored as
guests of the young lady on previous oc-
casions looked forward to this celebra-
ton of the 21St anniversary of her natal
day with delicious aDtcipatiOns, AMI
they witnessed charming fruitiOn of
their expectations. Miss Ola received
with Misses Tanning nd Edwards. These
three young ladies gave their air guests
a most gracious reception, and enter
tanned them pleasantly in the parlors.
They we've then invited out to the
lunch room by Mrs Whitehead
and Misses Pickett, Alcott and Can
non, who charmingly presided over
the daintily arranged tables, laden with
mos elegant menu, and served the
steaming. refreshing tea. Miss Ola has
MANY friends, and,as was to be expected,
quite number availed themselves of the
opportunity to show ther appreciation
Of her. Many little tokens of friendship
were sent by friend that were both
beautiful and valuable. The ''tea" was
for lady friends only, bat Messrs. Will
liams. Arthur, Whitehead and Edwards
were invited down during the evening
and were entertained by six of the most
beautiful and gracious young ladies that
ever gathered in one parlor in Dawson.
This. like all of Miss Ola's so eial affairs,
was quite notable event, and the most
recherche entertainment of the season.
Miss Fannie Loyless, who has been
Yay for several months visiting rela-
tives in Savannah and Macon returned
home last Friday, accompanied by Mrs.
Tom Loyless.
Mrs. A T. Chapman, of Macon, and
Mrs. Ruth Pugh, of A nericus7 are in the
city visiting the families of Nessrs. L. |
A. Hatcher and J E. Battle.
Prof. Griffin of Bron wood, made us a
pleasant call on last Saturday. He was
here to attend the meeting OF the Teach
er S Institute.
Saturday Mrs R. T Simmons enter
tanned number of friends at dining
Saturday. This charming hostess always
entertains Delightfully."-.
Mr.. n. B. Barnes who has been on a
visit to his brother, il Mesiwether coun
ty, has returned home.
Cadet Tom Hoyl came over from Cuth-
bert Fri lay to spend Saturday and Sun
day with his parents.
Mr.. Edgar Ellington took a business
"trip to the lower portion of the state a
few days ago.
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Colonel NJ. C. Edwards is at George !
town this week in attendance upon Quit i,
man Superior Court.
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Messrs. j. c. Simpson and c. ". Gun
nels, of Brentwood, were in the city a |
few days ago
Mrs. Hickey, Of Hatcher Station, is
visiting the family OF Mr.. L. D. Hatcher
in this city.
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Miss Fussel of Eufaula, Ala, is Wis
iting the family of Mr.. e. L. Perry in
this city.
Miss Pearl Pinkston, of Parrot, was
the guest of Miss Salie Clark saturday. |
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Mrs J. n. Arlington, of Arlington, is |
visiting the family of Mrs. R. G. Jones.
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Mrs. Morris, of Cuthbert, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. o. l. Chambers.
Mrs. Jas. Greer is visiting her mother
in Randolph county.
Professor Edgar Clark, of Bottsford,
was in the city Saturday.
Mrs d. A. Harden has returned from |
Mt Pleasant, fla.
DR.. o, G. CraDfo d, of sasser, was in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. Dennis D. Davis was in the city |
last week.
Rev. H. r. McLendon recently visited |
Georgetown.
Prof. and Mrs. Lockhart are in the |
city.