Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-17
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BUDGET OF news
Our ElIaViIIG Correspondents
Weekly Letter.

(From Our Regular Correspondent
El,aville, Ca, Dec. 14.-Mrs. II. T.
Dixon entertained a number of hey
relatives at a dining on the eleventh
instant, that for point of elegance
could not be surpassed. The dainty
dining room with rich furnishings 81
golden oak, presented a scene OF
splenldor The centerpiece on the
table consisted of a lovely drawn work
piece, on which was a vase of beauti-
fdl ferns. The menu consisted OF
turkey, cranberry sauce, etc, with
charlotte russo and fruit cake for
desert.
Those enjoying Mrs. DiXon's hospi-
tality were Mr.. and Mrs M. w. Will
Hams, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Will
liams, Buena Vista; DR.. and Mrs. ]. r
Jordan, MIR and Mrs. w. H. English
Americas ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Cha1Ces Wall
Mr.. Rogers Williams, Mrs. Lily Dix
no Misses Jennie and Mary Dixon
A delightful social affair of the past
week was tea" at which Mlls. T. A
Collins entertained the young lady
member of the family of the school
here. A delightful hot supper Was
served, and the evening very much en-
joyed by those present, who were
Misses Becloham, Mitcham, Jamerson
and Miss Minnie Cheney.
Mrs. DIR. Jordan was hostess to the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Monday afternoon. A gool,y number
of ladies were present, who showed by
their enthusiasm that they were very
much interested in this part of church
work
The MaEons had "a delightful oyster
supper at their han Thursday might
This ancient order is in very flour
ishing condition here, and no doubt
does much good.
Mrs. ]. b. Williamson entertained
several tables of az" last Friday eve
ming. Mrs. WiNliamsonIs ideal home
is we'll adapted to any kind of enter
tainment, and fortunate are those who
enjoy her hospitality.
Mr. A. "A. Arlington went to Milled-
geville Sunday.
Mrs. R. o. Higgins and little daugh-
ter, Henrietta, spent few days pleas
antly this. week with relatives in
Columbus.
Mr. E. w. Strange and son, Nolan
autoed to Americas Sunday night
Mr.. H. Willis Hogg, our enterprising
insurance man, is NOW the proud po-
SCISSOR of an Overland car, and need
less to say, he is proving extremely
popular with the young ladies.
Rev. and Mrs. i. E. McKelIar, who
has been the guest of their parents
here, left recently for Homerville
their future home.
Mr.. Calvin Rentz, of South Carolina
who has been for the past week, visit.
ing friends here, left for his home
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith and little daughter
Esther, returned home Saturday, after
weeks stay in Camilla.
Miss Imogen Sears and Annie Mae
Stewart were in Americus Friday
there will be some real old hard tin
Mr.. T. A Collins who has been OF
the sick list for some time, has suff
cienty recovered to go on the roai
again.
Miss Maude Williamson, who has
been the guest of her sister in Amer
icus, has returned home.
Rev Luke Davis has returned tt
his home in Atlanta, after IA short Wis
it to relatives here.
Jodie Sears went down to Americu
Friday.
w E. Woods, of Dawson, spent
portion of the past week in this place
Mr.. H. S. Lindaay's friends are gla,
to welcome him home again, after al
absence of several months.
Rev John Hudson, of Macon, wa
gladly welcomed to our town the pas
week.
Miss Minnie Royal, who Is teachin
at Lacrosse. spent the weekend wit
her parents In our city.