Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Dublin

~ EBLIN, March 2S.-The Academy
Circle Of the Baptist Missionary
Society was entertained Monday
afternoon by Mrs A. p. Hilton, at her
home on Academy avenue. the occasion
being her crystal anniversary. The
hostess requested her guests. instead OF
bringing her gifts, TO bring gifts for
missions. Among those present were
Mrs. y B. Fordham. Mrs. J. II. With
erington. Mrs J NJ satterheld, Mrs.
w i. Joiner. Mrs. Kassels. Mrs. r. IA.
Rowe. Mrs Mcdaniel. Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
w a. Dampier and Mrs w. M. Breed
love The hostess was presented 9. cut
Mrs. lizzie Bashinsk was hostess at
the meeting Of the Auction Bridge Club
Tuesday afternoon. The players In
clpded Mrs. Harry Eagan, Mrs. ]. Il.
Weddlngton, Misc Dorothy Hooks. Mrs
Harry Stevens, Miss Frances Webb
Mrs A. ] Tole, Mrs. George r. Rob
erson. Mrs. lizzie Bashnski. Mrs. HI
ram Baum, Mrs Theo Rogers, Mrs j,
s. ADAMS and Mrs H. Dreysr. Mrs. j.
H. Weddington secured the high score
prize, an embroidered guest towel Mrs
Theo Rogers was awarded the guest
prize, pair of gloves.
on Sunday afternoon last the young
people of the Methodist Church met and
organized an Epworth League with the
following officers. President. Mr.. Tip
ton; vice presidents. Misses Roberta
Smith and snda Ballard; Whitley Lang
Hton. Jr., secretary, Miss Lilly Glover
treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Miller, re-
porter. Miss Maggie Wood The league
VIII meet every Sunday afternoon at
the church.
Miss Eudora Henderson. OF Hawkins
Vile, was honor guest at a setback par
IN which Miss Sarah Orr gave Tuesday
evening. The guests included Miss Hem
derson, Mr. and Mrs Charles Watkins,
Miss Annie simons, and Messrs Alex
Knight, Manly Smith and Roach. Miss
Henderson was presentedswith q pair
OF nlauye silk hose.
Miss Mollie o. Hamilton n chautau-
qua lecturer, has been engaged 10 speak
~ this city BY the Woman's Study CIR
Gle az the school auditorium. on March
80 She IS known as one OF the most
prominent women lecturers on the plat
form. She will apeaiK~on The Brother
hood OF Man as Reflected in Isiterature,
The Woman's Study Circle held q
meeting Wednesday afternoon Nat the
Earnegie Library at which papers on
tlorence, the Cradle OF Renaissance =
were read by Mrs, Frank Watkins. Mrs.
II. ktttrell, Mrs. p, S. Brandon and
Mrs. "a. " Mahoney.
Mrs Izzie Bashinsld compllmented
Claude Brantley with a bridge tea at
her home on Beileview avenue There
were seven tables Of bridge and the
players We're Mrs claud Brantleyi Miss
Mildred Ward, 81 Cordeie. Mrs %. Drey-
er Mrs L. A Hooks, Mrs H =. Pagan.
Mrs 4, R. Jordan. Mrs A. p. Hiiton'
Miss Adeline Baum. Mrs. A. J. Toole,
Miss Alma Carrere. Miss Dorothy Hooks,
MIS- II H. Robertson Miss Susip Car
Eere, Mrs. George il. Robertson. Miss
leanne1te Baum. Mrs. rheo Rogers. Miss
Hianch Pew, Mrs. ID S. Brandon, Mrs
Adolph Baum Mrs, Hiram Baum. Miss
Annie simons, Miss Eudora Henderson,
Mrs. M u Guyton, Mrs Harry Stevens.
Mrs. J. y Weddington and Miss
Frances Webb The top score prize, q
piece. Of and-embroidered lingerie. was
won BY Mrs. Adolph Baum Mrs. EaEan
Russian crepe. Mrs. II. q. Stevens draw
the consolation, a pretty candleeficly.
and Miss Mildred Ward was given a
modish psrasol Of Russian green