Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-21
ELlaUille
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of Statham, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Will
liams entertained at delightful pro1l
party last Wednesday evening. The
specious lawn in front of the beautiful
residence was illuminated with Jap
anese lanterns, and here tete-a-tete
chairs were placed for those not in
clined to prominade. The interior of
the home was bright with electric
lights and was daintily decorated with
white and pink cut flowers, which was
the color motif carried out. This
scheme was also accumulated in the
cake and cream from Nunnally's,
which was served. Punch was served
by Mrs. S. c. Collins. The affair was
one of the most successful that has
ever been given in Ellaville and was
greatly enjoyed by nearly half hun
dred guests, among whom were Misses
Mary Strange, Ann Taylor, Dorothy
Cheney, Leila Williamson, Mervin
Johnson, Addie Munroe, Cordelia Wall,
Sara Strange, Velma Williams, Addie
RE McCrory, Jennie Clare Caller,
Elizabeth Caller, Mary Dixon, Hattie
Arlington, Margaret Jones, Cleone Col
Inns, Ariel Wall, Ruth Sears, Lois
Wall; Messrs. Aubrey Stevens, Hen
ry B. Arlington, Garrett Walters, Lon
Walters, Arthur Murray, Grady Muir
ray, Lewis Collins, Morris HILL Glenn
Lindsay, Johnnie Lindsay, Haywood
Bridges, Nolan Strange, Henry Hart,
Truston Stevens, Edwards McCrory,
Clyde Hill, Darcy Peacock, Clark Will
hanson, Chester McCrory, Harold Nc
Crory and Mr.. Wingate.
Miss Ariel Wall was on last even
ing hostess to the younger society set
at an Observation" party at the home
her grandmother, Mrs. Mrs. NJ. b.
Wall. Miss Wall proved a charming
hostess and the evening was delight
fully spent. Sandwiches and punch
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall
and Misses Eva and Ruby Wall assist
ed in entertaining.
Miss Maude Williamson chaperoned
"a pleasant party of young people to
Myrtle Springs on a picnic Tuesday.
The party consisted of Miss Mary Will
liamson's Sunday school class and
few invited friends.
Mr.. Kellar Melton, of Oxford, was
the guest for few days this week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McCrory.
Mrs. Albert Park and children, o.
Ideal, are spending some time very
pleasantly with relatives in EllavilIe.
Mrs Loring Smith, of Americas, was
the guest Thursday of Mrs. H. ]. Will
liams.
Mrs. T. V. Bridges is visiting her
son in Atlanta, She will probably
visit her daughter in South Carolina
before returning home.
Mr.. Edwards has returned to At
lanta after pleasant visit to home
folks.
Miss Rosa Walker has gone to Col
umbus for a two weeks visit to rela-
tives.
Miss Matte Cheves, of Montezuma
was the guest for a day this week Of
Miss Mary Strange.
Mrs. S. ]. Heath returned to her
home in Atlanta Saturday after a de-
lightful visit to relatives in Ellaville.
Mrs Nelson and little daughter, Har-
riet, of Ideal, visited Mrs. ]. S. Light
ner the past week
Miss Mary Walker, of Americas, is
the charming guest this week of Miss
Louise Collins.
Miss Lula Baisden, of Atlanta, is a
very pleasant visitor at the home of
Mrs. Cleve Burt.
Miss Ariel Wall, of Fitzgerald, is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs NJ.
B. Wall
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Collins motored
to Montezuma the past week.
Messrs. E. w Strange, H. j. Will
liams, A. A. Arlington and Nolan
o. Cd,