Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-08-05
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tIIaville Correspondent S
Weekly Letter.


EAlaville, Ga, Aug. 3.-At their beau
tiful suburban home Messrs. Arthur
and Grady Murray gave a reception
last Tuesday evening, complimentary
to their cousins, the Misses Cameron.
of Butler. and Miss Ruth Stewart, of
Flenn. The yerandahs were artistic
ally decorated with palms and potted
plants, and the clinging vines sur
rounding them made coy hooks for
those who desired tete-a-tete chats.
Punch was served lavishIy during the
entire evening by Miss Mae Stewart,
of Brentwood, who during this summer
has made a charming addition to the
younger set. At a suitable hour ices
and waters were served. The whole
evening was fraught with mucn pleas
lure.
Monday evening Mr.. Haynes Col
| Inns entertained a few of This friends al
his home on Oglethorpe street and a
most delightful host did he prove him
self to be. Music was the feature OF
the evening. Miss Imogen Sears and
Lucy Baldwin singing solos and rem
dering serveral choice instrumental
selections.
The Masonic and K. P.'s united il
having a splendid barbecue in our city
last Thursday. The meat was delight
fully cooked, and quite a number were
present to enjoy the hospitality Of
these thriving orders.
The Sunday school of Andrew Chap
Ell, Hapeville and Ellavine will picnic
at Myrtle Springs tomorrow.
Little Miss Carrie Lou Stevens, o.
Richland, is spending a few days de
lightfully with her cousins, Misses
Oleone and LOuice Collins.
Mrs. j. A. Laramore, of Leslie. Wis
ited her mother, Mrs NJ. e. Dozier, re-
Gently.
Mrs. w. D. Murray returned home
Friday from pleasant stay of severa
weeks in OgIethorpe and Americas.
Misses Imogene Sears and Lucy
Baldwin attended a baseball game il
Americas Tuesday.
Miss Kate Holstein, of Plains, is tdt
guest of Miss Opal Eason this week.
Mrs. Hamp Stevens and children ar
pleasant visitors to relatives in Amer
icus this week.
Mrs. Eula Chapman and children, o.
Columbus, are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. ]. B. Williams, arriving Sunday.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith and little daughter
of Camilla, are spending some time u
our city, coming Sunday.
Miss Dora Leggett, of Sylvester, i
the charming guest OF Mrs. ]. T. Royal
Miss Flossie Eason has gone t
lFlenn, Ga, to accept a position as mss
ic teacher in that thriving little city
Rev. A. B. Wall, of Sycamore, arriy
ed a few days ago, and will be thu
guest of his mother here for SOM
btime.
Miss Lucy Baldwin has returne;
lLome, after a stay of some length i
Columbus and Juniper. At the latte
place she attended a number of de
Elightful house parties. While in Co
llumbus Miss Baldwin was shown man.
social attentions and was the CUES
of congenial party of friends on
"trip down the Chattahopchee river OIL
1.-THE steamer. "City of FIT Gaines"
1 Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Collins have re
turned home from an extended visit t
{ their parents at Putnam. Ga.
Mr.. Putnam Percy made our city
short visit the past week
Mrs. Carl Murphey and children, o
Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. E 7
Bridges.
Miss Hattie Belle Iiehtner, of Ideal
is spending few days pleasant
with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Lightner.
| A pleasant automobile party, consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wmibusf
Miss Imogene Sears and Mr.. E. w
Strange, went to Smithville and Daw
son Sunday in Mr.. Strange's handsom
car.
DR.. Leonard Shealey and Prof Wal
lace Nelson. of Oglethorpe, wer
here yesterday.