The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-08-03
DINNER AT THE CLUB

The Golf Club house was brilliant
Tuesday evening with lights. flowers.
simmer of silver and glitter of cut
glass not to mention pretty girls and
handsome women in full evening
dress and men IN Palm Beach suits
andred fezzes. The occasionwas din
ner given by the Marietta Shrine
Cluo 10 the elective officers or the
iaraao Temple and the four dele
gates to the recent imperial coun-
ell, Messrs. Forrest Adair, James T.
Scott, I. NJ. Berry, Len Z. Baldwin,
and Mrs. l.. G. Baldwin who went as
an honorary delegate and wass called
on by toast-master Hancock to res
pond in her place. Mrs. Baldwin is such
a dainty little moonbeam of silvery
brightness and womanly sweetness
and her response was quite worthy
of her enjoyment and appreciation
OF the imperial council trip Incidents.
Mrs. Z. l.. Stringer and Mrs. I. L..
Wallace also made responses.
There were three long tables a.
cross the main club room and the
middle one was arranged with
small table across its head at which
MIR. j. w. Hancock, President of the
Marietta club, was seated with Mr..
Walter P. Andrews, potentate of va
raab Temple on his right and Mr..
Forrest Adair, Past potentate, on his
left. Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Bald
win were at the ends of this table.
Responses, some brief, others more
at length and all humorous were
made by Messrs. w. P. Andrews,
George M. Napier, Ed C. Brown,
James S. Floyd, George E. Argard,
J. S. Kennedy, Wylie West, Frank
Berry, Byron Souders and Forrest
Adair.
The tables were adorned with bas-
kets and vases of red zinnias, golden
glow and green foliage-the shrine
colors.
Mr.. T. L, Wallace had also attach
ed to the mantel piece shriner's
insignia which was quite ornamental.
The dinner was delicious and beauti-
full with golden cantaloupe for the
first course and after the broiled
chickens and vegetables there was a
vivid red tomato salad and for the
last course ambrosial lemon custard
pie. Iced tea was the only beverage.
AS a matter of course such a din
ner was a delight accompanied by
the piquante sauce If merriment and
wit from the happy speakers. In
deed it was unanimously voted the
most enjoyable social event yet held
at the club and the ladies who had
given so much time and thought to
the dinner were showered with com
pliments and words of appreciation
OCoICu at InS IdDlcS were MT.
and Mrs. J. w. Hancock; Mr.. Wi
ley West; Mr.. j. Sherrod Ken
n dy; Mr.. Byron Souders and
Miss Robson; DR.. Benson, Miss Re-
gina Rambo and Miss Rebe Standi-
fer; Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Stringer; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Hodges; Mr.. and Mrs.
I. L. Wallace; Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Butler; Mr.. and Mrs. George Dan
iell; DR.. Sam Rambo and Miss Marie
Barnes; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Harde-
man; Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Gurley and
Mrs. George Griffin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Black and Mrs. Gurley ST.; Mr.
and Mrs. r. ]. Hancock; Mr. E. G
Gilbert; Mr.. John Griffith and Miss
Cora Brown; Mr.. George Napier;
Mr.. j. J. Daniell Mr.. C. w. DuPre
Mr.. j. r. Miller; Mr.. and Mrs Len
c. Baldwin; MIR. and Mrs. C. E. Pow
er and Miss Elizabeth Cogburn; Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Glover; Mr.. and Mrs
r. H. Northcutt; Misses Glennis
Hancock, Angelina Davis, and Mar
tina Gait; Col w. r. Power; Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Austin; Mr.. j. P.
Power Mr.. H. R. McClatchey Mr.
Forrest Adair; Mr.. and Mrs Walter
?. Andrews; Mr.. George Argard Mr.
Ed Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Floyd ::
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Berry; Mrs. Ha-
fer.
After the dinner Mrs. Hodge
played piano accomplishments for
two musical recitations by Miss Ram
DO and Miss Martha Gait played fol
Miss Glennis Hancocl: who sang jog
of the Morning and Swing Low Swee.
Chariot.
Informal dancing was also enjoyed
before the diners babe good night
20 one another and drove home in
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