Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-02-07
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SOCIAL n ts
On Saturday AFTERNOON Mrs. ]. E.
Hagin entertained at "Forty.two" in
honor Of her sister. Miis. Green Of Co
lumbus. A number Of friends enjoyed
Mrs. Hagin's hospitality. sMiss Lydia
Smith was the prize winner. After She
games IN elaborate salad coarse was
served.
The womana' stnsy Circle met with
Mrs. H.. l.. Owens Thursday afternoon,
Papers concerning personages and
events of the period covered by the
lesson study we're contributed by Miss
Liable Dorroh. Mrs. w. w. Shannon
and Mrs. Boyd. Delicious refresh
merits were served by the hostess.
The Study Circle will hold its ae3t
Injecting with Mrs. w. B. Patty on
February Goth. ~ ~
One Of the most thoroughly enjoyable
social affairs of the sessonswasathe at
tractive linen shower given in. honor Of
the fair bride-elect, Miss Carrie Lie
Sherrod last Tuesday afternoon by
Mesdames L. w. Graham and r. 8.
Boggess in the home Of: Mrs. w. L.
Sherrod. Az the guests arrived they
Were lishered into the linen room where
numerous and elegant pieces were ,sus.
pended on q pink line. Later punch
was served by Mrs. Tom Boggess and
Miss Robinson, maid Of honor. The
progressive game Of Forty.two was en-
jgysd by all. Mrs. Will Connor. the
Successful contestant, was presented
with an elaborate ~center-piece OF cro-
chet. ~ W,
Miss Sherrod, d vIiIsjioin,;iinn Blhethifon
over duchssse saith. with draperies Of
rare lace. received on attractive hand
painted picture. A dainty menu in two
courses was served Immediately after
the game.
Mr.. AND MRS. sHERRoD ENTERrAINs /,
Ion Tbursdsy evening the hospitable
home Of Nv. and Mrs, Sherrod was q
scene Of loneliness, the occasion being
an elaborate dinner rendered the bridal
party. " .,,
The hand-painted place-cards and q
souvenir carnation indicated the placing
Of the guests and q pink and white mo-
tif was artistically carried out. Covers
were laid for fourteen. guests and the
following menu was served:
Grapefruit
Oyster Cocktail Red Snapper. Tartar sauce
Celery Cranberry Sauce
Olives IA Pickles
French Peas Asparagus on toast
Waldorf Salad Beaten Biscuit l
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Immediately after the dinner the bri-
dial party proceed to the Baptist church
for rehearsal. This, will be- the first
wedding to be solemnized at the Bap-
fist church. !
MRS. cAvETr ENTERrAINs.
On Wednesday afternoon the elegant
home of Mrs. Will Cavett was the
scene Of q pretty. party given in honor
Of Miss Cecile Cole. The progressive
game Of Forty-two was thoroughly en-
joyed by all. Miss Ada Ma Zepernick
was the successful winner and pre-
the prize to Miss Cole. An
elaborate four course menu was served
by dainty little maids.
Mrs. Walter Patty was hostess Of
the seven-hand euchre club on Wednes-
LAY afternoon. The prize. which is
given every quarter, was won by Mrs.
]. H. Williams.
Mrs. Howard Scales entertained the
Young Matron's club Tuesday afternoon.
On Friday evening the lovely home
IF Mrs. L. F. Holberg will be the cen,
ter of attraction for the Richmond
sherrod bridal party with Miss Ably
as hostess. 81
On Thursday Mr.. George Bradford
Richmond entertained his groomsmen
md ushers at an elaborate dinner at his
home at Richforks. The fol-
owing guests were present: Messrs.
;olfsburg and Chambers Of Aurora, I'LL.
Paul Chase, Ches, Feathetston, Charles
richardson, NAT Holberg and Sam
lark Of Macon. .na i
On Friday Mr. Paul Chase win enter
ain the grooms men Of the Richmond
wedding
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