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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

FOR RENT-Very well furnished room
with hot and cold water lavatory in
room. electric light, instantaneous
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convenience. One block from car.
Walking distance TO business center
Phone 3632-X
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

FOR RENT-Ffve room house. IN
quire 1928 Twelfth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

FOR RENT-Large modern furnished
front room in private home to gen
tleman of good habits. 1929 Seven
teenth street. Phone 3605Y. No
other r00mers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

7OR RENT Large ltrictly modern
room, large bay window, nicely fur
nished. Furnace heat and hot wa
ter. Electric lights. Phone. 921
LMantH-flrst street
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25
THETA ALPHA BETA MEETS
WITH MISS LEDBETTER

Miss Florence Ledbetter entertained the
members of the Theta Alpha Beta club
and a number of other friends at her
home on Elm street, Thursday afternoon
Five tables We're arranged in the living
room and reception hall, where pink and
white decorations We're artistically used.
The same tints were carried out in the
score cards and ices served at the close
Of the afternoon. Bridge was played. Miss
Mary Clair Norwood received the club
prize, q parasol; Mrs. C. I. Mayfied was
awarded the guest trophy. a pair of silk
hose, and the consolidation. box OF pretty
crepe de chine handkerchiefs was won by
Miss Mathews of Sylacauga.
The club members present were: Miss
Mary Claire Norwood, Mrs. Hubert Nor
wood Miss Edna Allison, Mrs. Elmer
Heinze Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Miss
Helen Edwards, Mrs. John Chambers,
Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Vincent Shields, Mrs.
d. v Edmundson, Miss Frances Macon,
Miss Susie Whitehead, Miss Carrie Papot,
Miss Edith Thomas, Miss Marian How
ard The following guests shared the
hospitality with the members: Mrs r. E.
Burdette, Miss Mathews. Miss Alma
Thorpe, Mrs. C. T. Mayfed, Mrs. Claude
White Miss Marie Papot, Miss Stella
Stephenson. Mrs. Headley Jordan, Miss
Helen Martin, Miss Warnock, Mrs. r. D.
Burger, Mrs j. T. Lowrey, Mrs. Ghees-
ling, Mrs. l. W. Ledbetter and Mrs. ]. H.
Brown.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEDDING IN TITSK EGEE

The marriage of Miss Eua Marie Hoff-
man to Mr. John Burton Wedgeworth was
beautifully solemnized Tuesday evening
at O'Clock at the Baptist church of Tus-
kegee. Stately palms. ferns and smilax
and roses were artistically employed to
carry out a green and white color scheme
Preceding the ceremony delightful pro-
gramme of nuptial music was rendered by
Miss Louise Frazier of Tuscaloosa and
Miss Elizabeth Gentry.
The bridal procession was led by the
ushers, Mr.. Frank Conner, Mr. Lamar
Kirkland, Mr.. Gautier Yancey and Mr..
Robert Stevens. The bridesmaids followed.
wearing dainty white costumes with green
girdles and carrying arm clusters of
Shasta daisies. They We're: Miss Eunice
Kirkland, Miss Anne Young, Miss Ethel
Lee Lamar and Miss May Walker. Miss
maid of honor. Her gown was fashioned
of white chiffon over crepe de chine and
her flowers were pink Killarney roses.
The bride entered with her uncle. Mr..
George w. Griffin, Jr., who gave her In
marriage. She was extremely pretty In
her wedding attire of white crepe de chine
with real lace trimmings and her veil,
made with cap effect, was caught with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
of brides roses and valley lilies. The
groom and his best man, Mr.. Tom May
awaited the bride at the altar, where the
VOWS were spoken by the Rev. J. Renfroe
Curry
Later. Mr. and Mrs. Wedgeworth mo-
tored to Montgomery to take the train
for the west. They will tour the Pacific
coast and after September | will be at
home in Wedgeworth Ala
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25
SINNOTT-MILLER
MARRIAGE IN NASHVILLE

The Nashville Tenneasean gives the fol-
lowing account of the Sinnott- Miller we'd
ding in that city:
"Wednesday morning at the home of the
brides parents. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
il. Miller, in East Nashville the mar
riage of their daughter Lucille Travis,
to Mr.. Sidney Lee Sinnott of Brming
ham, Ala. was solemnized. The ceremony
was said at 1890 o'clock and the Rev. r.
A. Travis read the marriage rites. An in
teresting fact in connection with the
ceremony Is that the same minister who
officiated al the marriage of the bride S
parents and who conducted the baptismal
services of the bride offciated. Only a
limited number of relatives and friends
were the wedding guests. While the
guests were assembled an appropriate
musical programme was given by Mrs.
Forest Ebling of Detroit, Mich, and Mr..
Thomas II. Miller Jr., vocalists and
Mrs. J. w. Miller, pianist.
The couple was attended by the bride s
sister, Mrs. Phil Valenti, of Bowling
Green, KY who served as matron of
honor. and the best man, Mr.. Thomas G..
Kittrell. The bride was very charming
in costume of white pompadour taft
feta, with which she wore black lace
hat trimmed with paradise feathers Her
oorsage bouquet was of lilies of the val
ley and orchids. The matron of honor 8
costume was of pink taffeta and chiffon
with which she wore pink chiffon hat.
Her flowers were La France roses
Both Mr. Sinnott and his bride are very
popular in Nashville, he having at one
time made this city his home. Mrs Sin
mott is a young woman of many charm
ing traits. and it is with regret that her
friends learn that her marriage Will take
her to another city to make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sinnott left yesterday
FOR the mountains of North Carolina.
After the middle of August they will be
at home in Terrace Court South High
lands, Birmingham"
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FEDERATION SCHOLARSHIPS
ANNOUNCED For YEAR

Announcement of scnosnrsnlps offered
for the scholastic year, l9lo-l6, py the
Alabama Federal ton Of Womens clubs,
has been made by the chairman Of the
scholarship committee. Mrs. c. c. Adams.
The scholarships offered are as follows:
Southern School of Musical Art. Biz
mingham:
One full scholarship in piano, Including
theory and harmony, s1s2.
One fun scholarship in voice, S232.
One full scholarship in violin, S152.
One full scholarship in expression, $3o
Two half scholarships in piano, not In
GLIDING theory and harmony. SO.
One-third full scholarship In plano, not
including theory and harmony, $50.
Birmingham Conservatory of Music, Biz
mlngham, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gussen:
One full scholarship in piano, $3.50.
University of Music, Atlanta, Ga:
One half scholarship in voice, SIG.
One half scholarship In violin, $oI.
Athens College, Athens:
One in music department. $50
One Howard college, Birmingham $50.
One Alabama Central college, Tusca-
loosa, $73.
Two Alabama Synodical college, Tai
ladega, s6S.
One Margaret Allen, Birmingham, s12o.
One Louie Compton seminary, Birming-
ham, $50.
One Miss woodberry's school, Atlanta,
Ga, s152
Persons making application for scholar
ships are requested to communicate with
Mrs. C. c. Adams, 2S1S Juniper avenue,
and to enclose two testimonials as to
character and ability to pay tuition with
out financial assistance.
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MANKIN-MOORE

and cake was served to Miss Ruby Dunn,
Miss Louise Harvey, Miss Nellie Parson,
Miss Lucille Wood. Miss Lois Goodwin,
| Miss Katherine Harvey, Miss Lucille Col
Inns Miss Sarah Collins, Miss Fay Rice
Miss Mary Milton Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Craig delightfully."- en-
tertained the Ingenook Forty-two club
last evening at their beautiful new home
Roses and garden flowers were used pro-
fGsely. Three tables We're arranged for
the game and Mrs. S. w. Boles was
awarded first prize. while Mr.. r. T.
Campbell won second. An ice course
served to the following completed pleas
ant evening" Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Boles, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Dunn, Miss Pearl Craig and Miss Melon
| aid.
! Friday evening Miss Marion Ford enter
tanned few friends very pleasantly. COM
plmenting visiting girl, Miss Katherine
| Waters OF Rome, Ga. Progressive 800 was
| played and enjoyed by the following: Miss
| Winnie Ford, Miss Ethel Parson, Miss
Mildred Ford, Miss katherine Waters
Miss Helen Ford. Mr.. Howard Parson, Mr.
Horace Wade. Mr.. Warner Hall, Mr.. Jack
+, Wissinger Mr. Earl Middleton and Mr.
Jesse Wade
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Rudisll. Mrs Homer
Nunally and Mrs. j. II. Gilliland chape-
roned a merry party of young people of
| Boyles ora motor ride and picnic at the
artesian wells. A Watermelon cutting
and picnic supper were features of the
affair The following composed the party:
| Miss Clara Parrish, Miss Erline Moore,
Miss Inez Conrad. Miss Annie Parrish,
Miss Nell Firth. Miss Marie Moore, Miss
Mabel Moore, Miss Lucille Erwin, Miss
Pearl Erwin, Mr.. Albert Moore, Mr.. Morris
Nails, Mr.. Carl Harris, Mr.. Vance, Mr..
Arthur Underwood and Mr.. Ewing Krunk.
! The Boy Scouts have returned home
/ from a pleasant hike" to Turkey creek
with Mr.. ]. M. Moore leader. Swimming,
boating, berry picking and other sports
were enjoyed by Is members.
! The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will
entertain with silver tea" Tuesday
evening, Jnly q, from to II o'clock at
tho home of Mrs. J. Fl. Fender.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Leblanc enter
| tained q few friends at dinner last even
| Ing. Pink roses were the centerpiece and
place cards bore the names of six guests
| Mrs. Ernest Hubbard and daughter of
Warrior are guests of Mrs. j. w. Adams.
! Miss Margaret Mckinney and Miss Edith
Downey have returned home from Argo,
where they were the guests of Miss Clersie
Keith.
| Mr.. Frances Pounds of Atlanta is the
guest of his brother, Mr.. w. c. Pounds.
! Mrs. NJ. McCullock will entertain with
a miscellaneous shower July 81 from to
! o'clock for Mrs. Dan Brogan, who lost
all their household goods when there home
was destroyed by fire few weeks ago.
All friends are invited.
| Miss Maud Thomas has returned home
| from a visit with friends at Greens.
! Miss Evelyn Bobrick of Cullman is the
guest of Mrs. r. b. Farley.
| Miss Fannie Mae Mcfarland of Tusca-
| loosa is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
Mcfarland.
| Mr. p. Mason, Miss Edna Mason and
Miss Minnie Thompson have returned to
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MISS LEAKS ROCK
PARTY EVENT OF FRIDAY

Friday evening, Miss Eloise Leak enter
taine1 most delightfully."- number of her
guests at Rock at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Agnes Worthington. The house was
beautiful with its decorations of ferns
and summer flowers. Miss Eunice Worth
irgton and Miss Elizabeth Bethea pre-
sided over the punch bowl. A delicious
ice course was served. The guests were
Mrs. B. H. Copeland, Mrs Lawson Gam
bill, Miss Fannie Mae Pointer. Miss Flor
cree Gambill, Miss Thelma Alexander,
Miss Rosalie Broomall. Miss Mabel Dow
ling, Miss Ida Hill, Miss Rena May Pome-
roy, Miss Ernestine Abbott. Miss Faye
Emond. Miss Elizabeth Abrams. Miss
Wayne. Rodriguez Miss Ethel Abbott.
Miss Lillian Rosser. Miss Hazel Bobbott.
Miss Emma Carr. Mr.. B. II. Copeland,
Mr. Lawson Gambill. Mr.. Carlton Bruner,
Mr.. Robert Ketchum. Mr.. Arthur Schneid-
er. Mr.. Edward Mathews, Mr.. Marion
Pointer, Mr.. Frank Pomerpy. Mr.. William
Mathews Mr. Willard Almon, Mr.. Jim
McAdory, Mr. John B. Bethea, Jr., Mr..
Paul Angel, Mr.. Mack Abbott. Mr.. Heidi
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r A N DOM NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Webb and their
son, Mr.. Charles Blanton Webb, motored
to Talladega Springs for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Allen have taken
possession of their summer home on
Shades mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Oden are spending
this week end at Talladega Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mccoy have re-
turned from a delightful stay at Wrights
Vile Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson left yester-
day for Lansing, Mich, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. A. f. Roethlisberger, Jr
Later, they expect to visit relatives at
Hillsdale Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Odum and daugh-
ter, Virginia Odum, have returned from a.
months visit to WATERFOWL, Tenn.
Mrs Charles Swango and children are
expected home this week after a long
stay with relatives in Carrollton, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. C. Cox and family are
spending two weeks at Gulfport
Mrs Tillman Wood and her son will
leave Monday to visit relatives in Fort
Payne, Ala.
Mrs. John Dwyer has returned from a
three weeks visit to friends in Column
bus, Miss.
Mrs Mason Martin and family are
spending a month at Mentone.
Mrs. John Dwyer is at home after a
visit to Ashevile, N. G.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Miss jose
phine Meadow returned yesterday from
Eutaw, where they visited Mrs. Moody
Steele.
Miss Maybeth Beddow is speeding the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Bedcow
N Pueblo Col.
Mrs Moody Steele of Eutaw is a
guest of Mrs. Percy Meadow.
Mr.. Alfred Loaring Clark of Chattanooga
is spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grigsby T. Sibley.
Miss Mary Lea Miller is visiting friends
in Huntsville and Decatur. She expects
to be away several weeks
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be a call meeting of the
Eleanor Hord club Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Miles
Bradford 1926 Second avenue, south.
Miss Anna Faulkner will sing the offer
tory at the Fifth avenue Presbyterian
church this morning.
The A. o. H. club will meet Monday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. T. A.
McGough.
The Young Peoples society of the
Eighty-third Street Presbyterian church
will serve dinners on the fourth moor
of the Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company building during the week
beginning July &C.
The Knights and Ladies of Security will
entertain their friends at a social Mon
day evening at Beggs hail.
Mr.. Evans Dunn has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness ODE re-
moved from the South Highland infirm-
airy to his home.
With Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hillhouse as
chaperones the following young folks are
enjoying a two weeks stay at virgins
vile Beach: Miss Estelle Strickland, MISS
Margaret Dewey, Miss Dorothy Aleh'
Miss Gertrude Mccormack. Mr.. Percy
Brewer. Mr. Clyde Holcombe, Mr.. Lafroy
LeFoint
Miss Virginia Hiden. who has been III
for several weeks at the Davis infirmary,
has been removed to the home OF MI
and Mrs Henry Hiden in Norwood.
Mrs. G. b. Shriver Of Waco, Tex, is
in, RjrYninYhan hANlnI
been called here by the illness of her SIS
ter. Mrs. Fred Jones.
Mrs. j. H. Holmes, Miss Virginia
Holmes and Mr.. Wilbur Holmes left this
past week to spend a month with rela-
tives near Talladega..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed l.. Norment and their
little daughter, Mary Elizabeth Norment,
are spending two weeks at the Blum
Park hotel
Mr. and Mrs. j. Chapline Hodges and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cockrell Morgan have
taken a cottage on Shades mountain fol
| the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. DeLorme will leave
Birmingham August to make their homo
| in Columbus, o. wide circle OF friends
will regret their departure. Miss Lurenf
| DeLorme and Miss Margaret DeLormt
are popular members OF the younger SCI
| in West End.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Knecht have taker
| a cottage on Shades mountain for the
summer and have as their guests Mr. anc
Mrs. Charles r. Plosser.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harrison OF Mobile
were attractive visitors to Birmingham
~ Anta nf q
number of charming attentions from
friends during their brief stay. AS Miss
Maude Middleton, Mrs. Harrison was
belle of Mobile and numbers OF he'
friends by the score throughout the state
| Miss Minna Downing of Gadsden Is thu
guest Of Miss Lurene DeLorme
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CONTINUED from Page Twenty-one)

dahlias and daisies to develop yellow
and white color scheme and the same
color note appeared in the refreshments
served at the conclusion of this merry
party.
Miss Jackson wore pretty whlte net
over pale yellow silk dress when she
received the following guests: Miss Paul
inc steenhus, Miss Leila Harrison, Miss
Helen Marsh. Miss Katie Steenhuis, Miss
Mary Ruth Tindall, Miss Martha Watt
lington, Miss Stanley Seull,, Miss Beatrice
Freeman, Miss Rosa Wood Wilder, Miss
Danella Tearce, Miss Mary Frances Nhet-
stone, Miss Mary Grggs, Miss Roddy
Griggs, Miss Eileen Donahue, Miss Eve
lyn Godfrey, Miss katherine AGREE and
Miss Nettie Dryer.
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MISS ERLICH HONOREE
AT DANCE

Miss Bertha Pizitz introduced her
guest Miss Bessie Erich of SWANS
boro. Ga, at an informal dancing party
Friday evening at the home of hen
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pizitz, OF
Highland avenue.
An excellent orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the occasion and added fea-
lures of this delightful entertainment
were the beautiful selections given by
Miss Mary Fabian, who has recently
returned from New York and selec-
ton from MOLLY Make Believe" reat
by the hostess.
Furch and other light refreshments
were served during the evening. Miss
Pizitzs guests were Miss Sara Lip
sitz, Miss Dorothy Lipsitz. Miss Fam
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YOUNG FOLKS ENJOY

Master llisgs Craig entertained a num-
Der of his friends at an informal dance
friday evening at his home. Late in the
evening a watermelon cutting was en-
Joyed on the lawn.
The guests We're: Florence Turner Ala
bama Holt, Corrie Holt, Elizabeth Salter,
Cameron Braeme, Lorena Norton, Con-
stance Wilson, Lillian Norris. Jack Wade
son Paul Norton, Hiram Gillespie, Rob
ert Green, VIII Burney, Ralph Wadeson,
Frank Trechsel and Others
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Savannah after visit with Mrs Rosa
Jones.
Mrs. c. T. Helton and sons, Delbert and
Freddie, have returned home after q de-
lightful visit with Mrs George Maxwell
at Ocean Springs, Miss.
Mr.. William Rocket and daughters Miss
Lillys Rocket and Miss Christine Rocket
Miss Mabel Barton are home after spend
ing week with relatives at Colinsville.
Mrs. j. w. Lyles is quite ill at her home.
Mrs. Massey has returned to her home
in Village Springs, after being the guest
of he, son, Mr. Fred Massey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Carlisle motored to-
Warrior this week.
Mrs. T. +. Downey Miss Maybele
Downey and Mr. Earl Downey leave to-
day for Knoxville, where they will bel
the guests of relatives
MI. Sam McCullocll has returned home
from pleasant stay with relatives in
Memphis.
Miss Madge VIM. Miss Hubert Vim of
Greensboro and Miss Julia Johnson of
Peterson are the house guests of Mrs j.
l.. Anderson.
Miss Jode Lee Tyler of Mt. Pinson Isl
the guest of Miss Lois Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Rives are visitingI
relatives in Wartrace, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Logan and chill 1
dren left this week for Pulaski Tenn i
to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Doutaz, who has been the|
guest of Mrs. George Leonard, has rel
turned to her home in Louisville. She|
was accompanied home by Mrs Leonardo
Mrs r. M. Jones and daughter are
guests of relatives in Helena.
Miss Ruth Jones motored through the
country to Hargrove. where she will be the
guest of Miss Lena Dorricutt.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Boylea|
Methodist church will meet Monday after !
noon with Mrs. NJ Rudisill.
Miss Irene Mangrum left yesterday rorI
Sheffield, Columbia and Nashville to be|
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Pyron will leave to-
day for Deatsville to attend the wedding
of their neice. Miss Florence Estis, toI
Mr.. Grover Luther, which will take PLACID
this week.
Mrs. M. Perry is visiting in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Shikles are visiting|
rel3 tives in Cullman
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SOCIETY IN
GREATER BIRMINGHAM
TupIenOOk

One of the pleasant affairs Of the week
was the lawn party given by Miss Emma
Blair. Miss Parrie Blair and Miss Louise
Cosby, complimenting Miss Sarah Taylor
of Louisville, who Is the guest of Miss
Ruby Dunn. The lawn was made invit-
ing with swings, tables and seats. garden
flowers were used In abundance. pea
nut race afforded much amusement. Miss
Sarah Taylor won the prize, crochet
handkerchief. In an Ice contest, Miss
Lois Goodwin was awarded the prize, a
dainty fan. After many games sherbert
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25
MANY LUNCHEONS
AT TUTWILER YESTERDAY

The following well known men and
women OF birmingham were noted in the
cafe of the Tutwiler hotel yesterday dur
ing the luncheon hours: Mr. and Mrs.
Alex hi -, Mr. Alex Birch. Jr,. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs Owen
Gillespie, Mrs. Charles Rowe. Miss Edith
Sparrow, Miss Grace Patterson, Miss Ma :
ran Orr, Mrs William Warren, Miss
Jocelyn Orr Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs.
John NJ Caldwell, Mrs Cupepper Exunl,
Mrs. r. s. Cathcart, Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter,
n IS Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, Miss Kath-
crime Ledbetter, Miss Katherine Cath
cart, Miss Mary Frances Cathcart, Miss
Carlotta Smith, Mr.. Erskine Ramsay, Mr..
j. w. Donnelly, Mr.. II. c. Ryding, Miss
Villa Wakefield, Mrs. j. w. Tomlinson,
Mrs. Florence Buck and others.
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MISS PLATTEN
ENTERTAINED IN ATLANTA

Miss Mabel Platten has just returned
from a very delightful visit to friends
in Atlanta. During her stay she was
the inspiration of many enjoyable af-
fairs. Miss Maize Ranschenberg enter
tanned at a progressive conversation and
card party. Miss Sarah Hooten compli-
mented Miss Platten at an informal party
Miss Nina Tabor entertained at week
end house party: Miss Maize Rauschen-
berg and Miss Eula upshaw had a sup
per picnic at Grants Park and Mrs. c.
Brown entertained with prom party
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punch and other dainties were served.
The guests We're Miss Mary Hollan.
Miss Frances Adele Woodrow, Miss
Beulah Barnes, Miss Barbara Gonzales.
Miss Edna Hoyt. Miss Mary Ida Wood.
Miss Madeline Ward, Miss Mary Neill
Allen of Columbus Ga, Miss Earline
Peynolds, Miss Ivey Jones, Miss Grace
Meighan Miss Gertrude Mccormack
Miss Anne Crane. Miss Lucille Martin.
Miss Kathleen Hayes, Miss Dora Daw-
son, Miss Augusta Katzenstine, Miss
Margaret Griffith. Miss Elizabeth
Scholar. Miss Margaret Cameron, Miss
Lillian Hughes, Miss Esther Haynes, Mr..
Sam Walker. Mr.. Hudson Shepherd. Mr..
j p. Thomas, Mr.. Rogers Wood, Mr..
Hamilton Wilkerson, Mr. Malcolm Be-
thea, Mr.. Hirschell Walker, Mr.. Thomas
Palmer. Mr.. Walter Brewer, Mr.. Thorn
Icy lobe, Mr.. Fred Martin and others.