Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-11-03
.LESLIE'S BUDGET OF
LIVE NEWS ITEMS
Social Functions and Other
Events in Community.

CFrom Our Regular Correspondent
Leslie, Ga, November "A most
pleasant event was the celebration o.
the twentieth anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Adam Wilson, on Saturday
evening last.
The house was beautifully decorated
the Darlor with asparagus ferns, white
chrysanthemums and geraniums. On
the wall were evergreen letters. 1890
20-1910." which formed an arch in
front of the door The dining hal
was also decorated with lovely green
ferns and red chrysanthemums The
porch was lighted with japanese Ian
terms.
TIE receiving party consisted OF
Miss Mae Summerford. who met the
guests at the hallway, while Mrs. F. L
Cato. Mrs. r. L. Maynard, Mrs. E. l.
Wilson and Mrs. ]. ]. Wilson received
guests in the parlor, where the bride
and groom" We're
From there Miss Mary Carter ae-
companied them in the library, where
the beautiful China gifts were display
ed in a very charming manner. Guests
were then invited to the dining hall
where a delicious salad course and
coffee was served by Misses Martha
Wilson, Ada Bell Usry and Magye
Harvey, assisted by the skillful hands
Of Messrs. Charlie Shepherd Pryor,
John Robert Usry and Luther Allison,
while Misses Annie Clare Ranew and
Lonnie Laramore served punch in the
hall.
The bride was attired In beautiful
frock of navy blue. Mrs. Maynard
wore cream cloth. trimmed with lace.
Mrs. Cato an dMrs. ]. J. Wilson wore
dresses of black silk Mrs E. L. Will
son, tan cloth trimmed in braid, while
Miss Summerford was dressed in a
lovely white cloth dress, with lace
trimmings.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Pryor and Miss Blanche
Pryor, OF smithville; Mrs. Olin Smith,
of Forsyth; Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Cato,
JUICE and Mrs r. L Maynard, of
Americas; Mrs w C. Barrow and
Mrs. Smoot, of Americas.
Messrs. Griff Eldridge and John
Mathis, Of Americas, were in Leslie
Sunday
Messrs. Willard Laramore and VIII
Wilson and Misses Lonnie Laramore,
Matte Wilson and Magye Harvey
made a pleasant trip to Ellaville Sun
day afternoon in the formers pretty
auto.
Miss Margaret Phillips, who is
teaching here. spent the weekend
with her parents in Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. James, with their
two little sons, Howell and Marion
are attending the fair at Macon.
Miss Mabel Dell made a business
trip to Americas Saturday.
Messrs. Allen Johnson and Herring,
of DeSoto, were with friends in Les
lie Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Lucius Harvey and Mrs. Crisp
Wilkinson went to Americas Friday on
The lecture last Friday night by
To mCarwine was enjoyed and appre-
ciate1 very much by all those present.
Mr.. Will Wilson returned home yes
tcrday after spending couple of days
in Macon, attending the fair.
Mr.. Lucius Harvey went to Americas
Monday, attending to business there.
The friends Of Mrs. J. E. Ranew are
very sorry to hear Of her recent i'll
ness, and wish for her a speedy re-
coyery
Miss Hattie Carter, of Omaha, was
me attractive guest of Mss Mary
Carter last week.
DR.. and Mrs A. J. Kemp went auto
ing to Americas Friday
khAbS q uuliDti OI NTH lEOII mere |
spent the first day of bird season
hunting.
Little Parmalee Davis, of Americas |
g visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. C. Griffin
his week
Friends of Mrs. w NJ. Laramore
are glad to see her up again, after a
lew days Illness.
Mrs. p. P. Jones went up to Ameri-
,us on business Friday.
People of Leslie are very sorry, in
Iced. to hear of the serious Illness
If the baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Sims.
Prof. Wells, of Huntington, was
lmong other visitors to our town sun
lay afternoon. .