The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-11
M M, SESSIONS AFTER
D. NOON RECEPTION.

Mopltrie Sessions received her
m. Friday afternoon from three
\ V Eve nearly $50 ladies calling. The
rn;fcent Sessions mansion has re-
ua9 9lr been completely renovated,
CeA~ orotod and frightened up with
oS. .ssome new rugs and draperies.
+bis occasion the house was dark
:. ,ond the electric lights turned on.
entrance little Archie Sessions
~ in snowy linen, admitting the
,osts who were met in the hall and
krsSered up stairs by Lucille Sessions
= Jeanette Anderson, dressed like
a .pr twins in white with blue rosettes
and ribbons.
AD The hall was sweet with pink car
.t;ons on the mantel and cabinets.
Two also was the punch bowl with
sarrs around it's pedestal and filled
~ delicious fruit punch served by
rrlc in white lingerie dresses. Miss
srnie Field Miss Clifford Quincy,
! Mics lean Wallace and Miss Alice
MELONS.
In the reception room stood Mrs.
&coseions in a handsome gown of AL
;co blue silk, with her mother, Mrs.
make in black and her sister. Mrs.
BROWN in a jet-spangled gown of
black and wearing splendid diamonds.
The round table in the dining-room
sbaA a cluny lace mat over pink satin
~ great crystal bowl full of pink
p and white narcissi, pink bon
s%ns in silver filigree baskets and
bpk candles in silver candlesticks.
Hiss Mary Howell served coffee, Miss
rarrie Sessions and Miss Sallie Camp
keryed chicken salad, sandwiches and
hives. Others assisting were Mrs.
5eorge Sessions, Mrs. Campbell Wal
Zee Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs.
'Evan Howell, Mrs. George Montgom-
ry MIS-. Ralph Northcutt, Mrs. John
4 l. Boston, Jr., and Mrs, Norris Hol-
y and. Wnrm's orchestra furnished the
\ music.
4 The afternoon WAS like spring and
II the ladies were beautifully gowned
NGsi I'm bright colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wallace enter
&ned a few of their young friends
a beautiful dinner Thursday even
the color scheme OF white and vel
~ harmonizing deliciously with the
4fden brown of the roasted quail.
Dn round mirror in the center Of
3D. table a large cut-giass vase held
hhite narcissi with fragrant hearts Of
Void Asparagus fern bordered the
mirror and great yellow roses made
kf tissue paper were arranged against
HE misty fern with yellow ribbons
\ xtending to each place. When the
#ibbons we're drawn and the rose pet
&lsMened the girls found tiny ivory
3as&ets with bows of yellow ribbon
Rn the handles and the young men re-
Reiyed cute little stems adorned in the
8am way. The place cards were
miniature landscapes in water-colors
4ied with yellow ribbon. At each end
~ the table silver candelabrum
feld yellow candles in rosettes the
game color. The ice course was es-
Recially beautiful, being pineapple
8herbe,t with whipped cream, served
20 zSsllow roses with white frosted
Miss Irene Schilling was hostess at
progressive AZ Friday afternoon, as
Sted by her sister, Miss Julia Schil-
#lng Miss Irene was in blue silk
trimmed with gold embroidery, and
MISS Julia in pink silk with silver
garniture. The rooms were decorated
Fltn potted plants and lighted with
Fhlte candles set in yellow paper
oSes. Hot refreshments were served.
The prize for highest score was
oook, Bob Hampton of Placer" and
Was won by Miss Helen Dumas. The
quests We're: Miss Angie Fields, Miss
1"afguerlte Reed, Miss Margaret Rey-
'uolds, Misses Lottie and Aurelia
wnlte, Miss Annie Coryell, Miss Vir-
slnla Cohen, Miss Virginia Barnes,
IMlSs Mary Robson, Miss Emma
MOSS Miss Annie Pope Bryan, Miss
nelen Dumas, Miss Marjorie Cole,
MISS Lucy Gilbert, Miss Emma May
Namoo, Miss Lizzie Seize and Miss
pune La Fontaine, of Atlanta, and
.NS9 Christine Dobbs.
lS
z me Hedges" on Powder Springs
&~eeC the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
4 osborne, was the scene of a de-
sHu1I dinner last Saturday. 1t was
wen 20 Mayor Clay and the mem
- OF the city council, Mr.. c. w.
''er' Mr. T. w. Read, Mr.. J. J.
rack Mr.. J. n. CAN'T, Mr.. S. c. Nc
a'nern and Mr.. G. A. Griffin. Be-
NC lNese at the table were Mr.. B.
4 oSoorne, his two sons, Messrs.
esoitJ and Gilbert Osborne, and Mr..
Hunton.
nv ulaner was bountiful and deli
sm' including barbecued mutton