The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-07-22
CHARMING AFFAIR AT HEROD.
Mrs. Hanna EEtertains for Visitors.
News Notes and Personal Mention.

News Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Hanna was at home Wednes-
day afternoon complimentary to the
visiting young ladies'. The color
scheme. was cream and white, and
was effectively carried out in the fees,
cakes and flowers. Cream roses were
banked in various places. The girls
we're Byyely In their white and parti-
colored dresses, but the visitors had
a Qolcr scheme of pink and whitR in
each of their handsome gowns. Three
tables of rook were enjoyed. Miss
| LucieI Gumm, a noted pianist OF Mil
ledgeville, rendered several selec-
tions, which were much enjoyed by
all present. Mr.. Frank McLandon
and Miss Owens, Mr.. Roger Laing
and Miss Leone Quinn and Mr., Ora
dy Brim and Miss Cleo Curington
made the highest scores. No prize
was given. Mrs. ]. L. Hass, in her
charming manner, assisted in enter
tanning.
A number from here attended the
quarterly meeting at New Hope last
week. Dinner was served on the
Eground, and besides having every
Ething good to eat there was an
i abundance of fresh fish cooked on
the ground. The New Hope people
are ahead on the feed line.
Mrs. ]. E. Brim entertained for
her house party last week. Progress
sive eOnversation was enjoyed. The
god of momus held full away until
late hour. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Emma Owens and Miss Cleo
burlington left for Union City, Cot
tohton and Jernigan. Ala, Saturday.
They made many friends here who
regretted to see them leave.
Misses Alice Harris, Merle Pink
ston, Carolyn Smith. and Mary and
Elizabeth Worsham and James Nal
, lory Harris were guests of Miss Me-
linda Harris last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon entertained
r at dinner party this week with gen
erous hospitality. The menu was vac
\ ried and delicious Covers were laid
t for fourteen
Madam Rumor says that Sasser ad-
: mires some. of the Herod people so
r much that they are trying to- get
them TO- move over there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Massey and
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Massey Of. Bron'
wood have visited relatives here,
;. The friends of Mrs. ]. H. Brim re-
= greet that she is on the sick list and
hope that she will soon be- we'll,
D Mrs, Susie Watts and Miss Lorent
= Watts of Pelham have been enter
w tanned at the Cannon home,
d Sasser has some fine bali players
l. but their last game stood 81 to II
n in favor of Herod>
IN Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Worsham o
In Fort Gaines were pleasant visitor
We here recently,
o. Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert Pinson o
a Sylvester were recent guests of Mrs
y J. ]. Nolan,
lie Mr., Lem Leary and Miss Mimi
is Leary of Shellman have visite'
u friends here.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Cannon Of Sas
is ser visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cannon
ID this week.
a Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Miller of Daw
lr son we're among the visitors her
~ last week.
a Mr., and Mrs, Ed Pinkston of Par
. rett were guests Of relatives here re
q lcentiy.
TX Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennis of Ran
IN dolph county have visited relative
H. here. ,
Col. and Mrs. ]. w. Harris of Cuth
E. bert have been pleasant visitors here
We Mr. Robert Anderson of Atlant
On made business trip here recently.
ST Clever Kit Harris was gladhandin
IL with his friends here last week.
IN Mr.. James Kennedy was the CUES
ID of Mr.. Lumpkin Quinn Sunday.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cleveland o
re Weston visited here this week.
lie Miss Mary Lizzie Brim of Pelham
re is the guest of relatives here
v Mrs. r. L. Gunnels of Bronwoo
CT has been a visitor here.
N Mr.. Dave Goldberg of Columbu
IT has been here.
D.