Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-27
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Our EIIaViIIG Correspondents
WGGly Letter
(From Our REGULAR Correspondentl

presiding elder, Mr. and Mrs. W. H..
Collins entertained at an elegant din
ing on Sunday. Their handsome home
was prettiIy decorated with potted
plants, the color scheme in the dining
room being green and yellow. In the
center of the table was a mound OF
green, surmounted by a crystal vase
containing yellow foliage Covers were
laid for ten and splendid dinner IN
six courses was served Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins are noted for their hospitality
and their ability as host and hostess
c.; not be excelled Others beside Rev.
Jackson who We're present on this oc-
casion were Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Baily,
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Williams, Mrs. w.
D. Murray, Misses Annie Mae Grun>
nells, Velma Williams and Kathleen
Baily.
At the parsonage on Friday evening
last Rev. and Mrs. R. e. Baily en-
tertained the stewards Of this charge.
Quite a number were present, who
greatly enjoyed a social hour followed
b, an oyster supper The dining ta-
bic on this occasion was most attract
i've With its centerpiece of red carna-
lions in a cut glass bowl on an ele-
giant mirror which reflected the daz-
cling beauty of the dining room and
shew a glow of splendor in all the
surroundings. Rev. and Mrs. Baily are
connoisseurs in the art of entertain
ing and their lavish hospitality is
greatly enjoyed by a large circle of
friends. That the blessings of a kind
God may ever rest upon them, was the
wish of all who were fortunate enough
as to be present on this suspicious oc-
casion.
A pretty compliment to Mrs J. J.
Bull, of Oglethorpe, was the spend
the-day party given on last Tuesday
by Mrs. E. w. Strange, to which a few
friends were invited. Mrs. Strange is
at all times a gracious hostess, and on
this occasion fully sustained her repu-
tation. A delicious hot lunch was
served to Mrs. "a. c. Murray, Mrs
! Claude Baldwin, Miss Susie Beckham
and Mrs. J. j. Bull and Miss May
4 Strange,
J Mrs II. J. Williams entertained for
Mrs. Bull on Wednesday at her col
onial home on College street The on
ly decorations used were dainty vio-
let's, whose sweet aroma permeated tile
entire house.
Among the many entertainments last
week one of the most pleasant was the
celebration Of Cen R. e. Lees birth
day at the home Of Mrs j. H. Cheney
on last Thursday afternoon A most
patriotic program was rendered, and
greatly enjoyed Mrs. S. c. Collins,
president of the chapter, presided i'll
her usual gracious manner. Mrs Gil
bert DeWolf, of Mexico, added very
much by her presence, and she proves
her interest in this chapter by re-
timing her membership here. At the
conclusion of the program delicious
fruit salad and fruit cake was served.
Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jordan ten
dered Rev. c. A. Jackson a delightful
tea Saturday evening to which only a
few We're invited, but which was thor
oughly enjoyed
MIR. and Mrs, r. w. Edwards and
Mrs. c. II, Smith left last Friday for
the Land of Flowers" where they
will soiourn for several weeks.
Mrs. Gilbert DeWolf, of Mexico City,
was a charming visitor at the home Of
Nj. and Mrs, J. B. Williamson last
week.
Mrs. S. c. Collins was a recent WISH
tor to Oglethorpe.
5odie Sears spent a portion Of the
past week in Leslie on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Childers. of
Anericus, visited in our city Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Walker, who has been vis-
iting relatives here, left for Columbus
last week.
Mr., J. A. Monsees, Of Macon, is Wis
Ting friends in our city this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. w Strange autoed
to Americas Wednesday.
Misses Mamie and salIie Murray. of
Concord, spent the weekend with their
brother, Rev, J. M Murray
Miss Mamie Lou Speer, a most at
tlactive young lady of Americas, was
the guest of Miss Imogene Sears this
week.
/ Mrs J. J. Bull and Mrs Claude Bald
van, two charming matrons of Ogle-
thorpe, visited relatives in our city the
past week.
Nj and Mrs Lee Council, Of Ameri-
c"s autoed to our city Sunday in their
handsome car.
Mr. Bill Walters, of Sumter couu-
IT, ,isited relatives here this week.
Miss Willie Mitcham was called to
her home in Woodbury. Sunday by the
extreme illness of her grandfather
Mr. f. L. Bridges spent the past
week in Leslie on BUSINESS
Mr. Rob Stevens, of Putnam, was a
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