Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-01-04
.DOINGS OF A WEEK
IN SOCIAL WAY.
German on Monday a Social
Event.
OTHER OCCASION OF PLEASURE
Whied the Hours Away for Society's
Devotees-Mrs. White Entertains
Matron's Club at Euchre Some
Personal Notes of Interest.

A more beautiful german has never
been danced in Americas than the one
given Monday evening by the young
ladies complimentary to the young
men of this city. Among those pres
emit were:
Misses Louelle Mobley, of Monroe,
Allison Badger, of Atlanta, Miss Eber-
hart, of Columbus, Mary Walker, of
Monroe, Stella MCGEE, of Way
Miss Troy, of Charlotte, Eva Hawkins,
| Agnes Hawkins, Mamie Clarke, Kate
Hollis, Florence Page. Marie Lamar.
Lille Glover, Amzie Wllliford, Fannie
M Williford, Elizabeth Harold, Su-
same Simmons, Bella Hill, Mae
Wheatley, vi Galloway, Mary Daven-
port, Martha Wheatley, Miss Yarring-
top, of New York, Miss Nan Philpot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Glover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur B.Vins, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Turpin, Mr..
and Mrs. Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harold, Mr.. and
Mrs McNalty.
The following gentlemen were also
present: Messrs. Page, John Council,
Lowe, Small, McOleskey, Joe Haw
kins, Mr.. Lowe. of Buena Vista, Hooks
Burkhalter, Kiker, j, G. Wheatley,
Clarke Duncan, Weaver, Steve Small,
Harold Davenport, Jas. Harris, S. A.
Pruitt, Dave Andrews, Moreland, Ma
pier, E. G. Simmons, Ed Cycles,
Charles Council, Lee, Armstrong.
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Invitations have been received in
Americus from MIR. and Mrs. J.. Wal
ter Frederick to the wedding recep
ton of their daughter, Edna Louise
and Mr.. George w. Whitney on the
evening of Wednesday the 14h of Jan
uary at Marshallville, Ga.
In Honor of the Matrons Club, Mrs
Clarence White gave large card par
ty Tuesday afternoon from to 6. The
house was brig bit with the Xmas deco
rations of holly, mistletoe and bam-
boo. In each apartment the mantels
were banked with holly and great balls
of mistletoe hung from chandeliers
and from the door ways. Six handed
euchre was tbs game for the afternoon.
Mrs, Crawford Wheatiey won the first
prize and the consolation prize was
awarded to Miss Troy, of Charlotte.
Mrs. George Winship, of Atlanta,
will give large reception January
9th. for her niece. Miss Laura Coin, of
Americas. Mrs. W. ID. Bailey will go
up to Atlanta to bs present on this
occasion.
After spending several weeks here
Miss Mary Walker, always welcome
visitor TO Americas, left Friday for
Griffin, where she will make visit be
fore returning to her home IN Monroe
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Mrs. Thomas Hinman, of Atlanta,
spent several days here this week, the
guest of Mrs. Frank Lanier.
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Miss Carrie Speer was hostess at a
six O'Clock dinner Friday given in hon
or of Miss Adams. Those invited
were Miss Sarah Wheeler, Miss Anna
Harold, Mrs. Charles Ansley, Miss
Nina Williams, Misses Adams, Miss
Rebecca Cowles and Mrs. Speer.
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Mrs. Edward Stallings entertained |
very delightfully."- at dinner on Wednes-
day evening at her pretty home on |
Taylor street. Covers were laid for |
fifteen and superb menu was elegant
ly served, Nunnally, of Atlanta, sup
plying the sweets. Mrs. Stallings Is
one of Americas most charming young
mstrons, and her entertainments are
always most enjoyable.