The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-01-16
: Social.

On Friday afternoon, last, Mrs. G.
w. Eatman entertained at a very ele-
giant reception.
In the hall the guests were made vel
come by Misses Dora Adams and Hat
tie Moody. who ushered them into the
parlor, where stood the receiving line.
Mrs. Eatman and two lovely West
ON matrons, whom Grenada now
claims as her own Mesdames Ivy and
Cross.
All during the afternoon Miss Cath
erine Stevens added to the pleasure of
all present with her very lovely music
at the piano.
From the parlor Miss Robbie Doak
showed the visitors into the dining room,
which was very lovely in it's garlands
OF Southern smilax, while the table
was indeed a thing of beauty with its
rich carnations and airy illusion. Here
were seated Mrs. Roland Jones and
Mrs. Lamar Ross, who favored the
guests with cups of fragrant tea. As
sisting these were three charming tea
girls, Misses Pauline Doak, Susie Nc
Lean and lone Brown. who passed de-
llclous sandwiches, waters, nuts and
olives. Three very attractive matrons
of the younger married set also added
their presence to the dining room and
saw that all were made at home, Mes
danes Sidney Sharp, B. E. Wolfe and
R. c. Trusty.
Mrs. Eatman proved herself a perfect
master of the art of entertaining by
this very lovely affair, and also an ar
tlst in the arrangement of her rooms,
which have recently seen remodeled to
suit her taste.
On Saturday afternoon society was
again delighted with another very
lovely reception, when Mrs. T. j.
Brown opened her hospitable home to
introduce to her friends Mrs. Whitfield
King, who very recently has taken up
on herself the duties of a matron and
come to make her husbands home her
own and his friends hers.
Two dear little maids, Misses Frances
Brown and Sara Bingham, took the
cards at the door, whore also stooc
Mrs. s. A. Morrison, to welcome the
incoming guests. Then Misses Ethel
Kimbrough and Katie Lou Countess
led them to the parlor, where Mrs. j.
G. Carothers introduced them to the
receiving Inns Mrs. 7. j. Brown, Mrs.
Whitfield King, Mrs. C. V. Beadle OF
C~otfeeville. Mrs. David Bingham Of
Carrollton, Mrs. T. NJ. Wood OF Coffee.
vile, ster of the hostess. Mrs. Johr
King, and Mrs. a. A. Bryant of COT
feeville,
Misses Leila Yeager and Mary Lowe
Collins, with Miss Brown, a daughtel
of the house, gave several vocal, a.
well as instrumental selections, to en-
nance by music the beautiful harmon,
of lights and flowers with the exquisit,
toilettes of the ladies', which filled thu
stately rooms of this truly attractiv,
home.
Misses Roberta Dubard and Add
Young escorted the guests to the dininl
ropm, where Mrs. Simpson and Mis-
Robbie Doak looked after their pleas
ure. At the beautifully appointed tabl
sat Mesdames Robert TONNES and FIR
Lickfold. who poured tea. which wa
served by three charming tea girls
Misses Frances Broadstreet, jamie Ia
tum and Edith Brown, second daughte
of the house, who also passed delight
full sandwiches and sailed nuts.
After having beer so beautifully en-
tertained in the dining room, the guest
were taken by Mrs. Hubert Calhou
and Miss Mary Carothers to the rune
bowl, over which presided, with tru
Southern grace, two of Grenada's faii
est daughters, Misses Dora Adams an
Mary Mullin.
Thus ended a very delightful after
noon and gives the bride quite a tru
idea of the warm welcome which await
her in this, her new home.