Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-01-29
THE REALMS Of SOCIETY HERE IN
AMERICUS DURING The PAST week.
Mrs. Alice Clark Morgan.



Bridge For Miss Turner.
rrs J. R. Hudson entertained beau
Ily on Tuesday morning in honor
Mss Pearl Turner, of Dawson, who
The guest of Mrs. r. E. McNulty.
room was tastefully decorat-
with pots of ferns and on the man
we're vases of red carqations.
ixteen young ladies played bridge
the mornings hours passed all
swiftly.
he honor guest was given a lovely
sewing bag and the prize for top.
re. a deck of beautiful cards, was
by Miss Matte Lewis Dodson.
/ twelve o'clock dainty sandwiches
b hot coffee were served. Mrs.
ason was assisted by Mrs. R. L.
Eulty. Mrs. Walter Maynard and
| George Duncan, Misses Lizzie and
lie Slappy.
4 hose invited to meet Miss Turner
l. Misses Hazel Tower, Kate
katley, Matte Lewis Dodson, En-
\ Lee, Lynn Mathis, Matte Ryland-
Constance Holt, Virginia Gum,
\ Hawkes., Martha and Elizabeth
b, Mary Hooper, Of Atlanta, Jennie
h, of Macon, McComb, of Milledge-
4, and Mrs. Alice Morgan.
Mrs. BrOadhurst is Hostess.
4 very enjoyable party on Tues
AFTERNOON, Mrs. Roland S. Broad
IL entertained twelve of her friends
b bridge. The occasion was com
aentary to Miss Jennie Riley, of
bn, and Miss McComb, of Milledge-
Il the large living room, where Mrs.
Adhurst received her guests were
\ candles shaded with soft red
es and vines completed the deco
ens. Mrs. Allen Hill assisted the
Mss in receiving and entertain,
hree tables were used for bridge,
a most spirited game was en-
4ss Lynn Mathis made highest
II and received silk hose as re-
for her skill, and Misses Nc
and Riley were presented each
dainty jabots After the game a !
d ting salad course and coffee were
ID.
IS. Broadhurst's guests were
ses Jennie Riley, McComb, Matte
rs Dodson, Lynn Mathis, Kate
alley and Josephine Turpin, Mes
" S c. A. Fricker, John Hudson, w. |
podson, j. L. Sparks, L. L. Nc
Ky and W. D. Moreland.
Entertained Fer Miss King.
is Ida King, of Atlanta, was
of honor at two lovely small
les on Wednesday when Mrs. Clar-
Niles entertained at bridge.
parlor was artistically decorat-
18th red poincettas and hyacinths
was the prevailing color Mrs. |
IS received her guests is a lovely |
ress. Miss King wore a most |
ming toilette of Alice blue mar
NE, trimmed with blue velvet and
uhs.
Az Niles was assisted by Miss
Heh pee Niles, who wore a charm
Mock Of blue silk.
inc morning party three tables
psed and highest score was made |
Afs IS. Alice Morgan, and the visit |
Nrize, cut for, was won by Miss
3pfhb, of Milledgeville, both prizes
rs dainty jabots, one pale blue and
ellow.
use present were Misses Mary
mn, Of Atlanta; Kate Wheatley, |
EIs Lewis Dodson, McComb, Hazel |
lef Nell Council, Jennie Riley, of |
pA Rebecca and Lynn Mathis,
n Turner, Of Dawson, and Mrs. |
a Morgan.
qmicious salad course was served
lwaEe o'clock.
I the afternoon two tables were |
q and the guests present were
ses Lynda Mathis, Lula aMthis.
sape1h Cobb, Martha Cobb, Virginia |
~ Blanche Hawkins and Emma
Iias Virginia Gum won a lovely ia
"A prize for highest score.
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Party For Miss McComb.
or Miss McComb, who is borl
rming house guest, Miss Matte
lis Dodson entertained the Silk
king Club at a most delightful
~ on last Friday afternoon.
INK carnations We're used in pro-
on and the parlors We're very ar
scally arranged.
iree tables were placed and the
Interesting game Of bridge was
ed for two swiftly passing hours, |
: which a delipipuc I,unb