Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-10
BRIGHT BUDGET OF
NEWS FROM PLAINS
BUStIiOg Little City Sends
Many Items.

Hrom Our Regular Correspondent
Plains, Ga, june Not in many
weeks ~ Pains been SO gay, due 10
the TACT that many of the boys and
girls aIe at home from College foI
the summer.
Mrs. Louise Jones Furgason, of
Manila. has been the recipient of many
social attentions during her visit here
f., Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman.
A lovely affair was the entertain
mrnt eiyeu by Miss Lucy Williams
one evening this past week in honor
of Mrs. Furgason. The rooms were
BRIGHT aud inviting with their deco
r5uols Of flowers and growing plants.
Mrs. Joseph Williams assisted Miss
Williams in entertaining the guests.
Ia.a in the evening dainty ices were
served
Another delightful occasion at which
Mrs. Fursason and Mrs Pleman Dod-
SON We're HE fair honorees was on
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. JOS
epa Williams entertained in a charm
ing manner
House plants and bows OF roses
beauuded the rooms, in which many
interesting games were played.
Dainty refreshments, consisting Of
ice cream and waters were served. Mes
DANES Williams, Dodson and Furga-
son were dain,ily gowned in white lin
gerio.
The week has held no brighter nor
more delightful event than the al fres-
co party arranged by Miss Ethel Car,
fer on Thursday, complimentary to
Mrs Furgason. Than Miss Carter no
one ontertains more gracefully, and q
thoroughly enjoyable afternoon was
spent with her and the attractive
guest Of honor Tables were placed
on the lawn, where "42," heart dice
and other games were played.
At the beautifully arranged punch
table Misses Carrie and Catherine o.
liver and Mary and Ruth Rustin pre-
sided, and the delectabIe beverage
was enjoyed thoroughly throughout the
games Late in the afternoon delicious
ices and cake were served.
Miss Carter was attired in lavender
silk mousseline and Mrs. Furgason
wore a handsome gown Of pink satin
Miss Ethel Wise left Thursday for
Lyons, where she Will be the pleasant
guest of Prof. ana Mrs. r. "a. MONTE
for ten days.
Mrs. r. c. Taylor has returned 20
her home in White Plains, after
visit of several weeks here to her
daughter, Mrs. Linwood Jennings.
Mrs. Clinton Zimmerman, of VidaIia.
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Thinner
man.
Mrs. J. c. Logan spent Thursday
and Friday visiting relatives in Les
lie and DeSoto.
Misses Georgia and Martha KendricR
left Tuesday for Sylvester, where they
will spend som etime.
Miss Flora Market spent Sunday at
Sumter with the homefolks
AIR. j. A. Mcdonald attended the fun
5ral OF Maj. W. a Wilson, at Leslie,
Thursday
Mrs. Lily Zimmerman was the guest
of relatives in Americas one day this
bssl week.
Mrs. Sallie Jones, Mrs. Louise Fur
sosou, baby Sam, and Mrs p. B.
Jones left Saturday for Eatonton, af-
rer 8 delightful visit here to Mr.. and
Nirs. l.d Zimmerman
Mrs. s t. Warlick is at home from
a visit of some duration to her sons,
Messrs WarlIck. in Americas.
Mr. and Mrs. w S. Moore and Mr.. |
Samuel Marke,te left Tuesday for An
burn Ala, to attend the commence
ment exercises Of the Alabama Poly
yecu.c institute located there
Mcsdames Edmund Oliver and Sey-
mour Evans spent a few days of the
pas. week in AmeriDus
Mrs. Luther Wise is at home from a |
visit to relatives in Sylvester.
Mrs. II. r. Bradley spent Monday il
Americas, guests Of relatives.
Misses Gusste Evans and Matte Sta
ple.ou returned Friday from visiS
10 Miss Woolbright in Bronwood
SIR. Paul walker of Atlanta. spent
the week-end here with his parents, |
Mr.. ana MIS-. Randolph Walker.
Misses Vesta Perkle, of Houston, Ga, |
Ada Belle Usry and Mr.. John Robert |
Usry Of Leslie, were guests of Mrs |
Nellie Gibson a few days ago