Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-13

Mary Alice Lingo, Miss Marjorie
Brown, Miss Mary Sue Chambliss,
Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Naomi
Wright.
Miss Thelma Easterlin returned
today from Sweet Brair, Va, and will
spend the summer at home.
!
PARTY is GIVEN FOR
LESLIE BRIDE-ELECT.
LESLIE, June 13.-Miss Elizabeth
Ferguson and Miss Lee Turner COM
plimented Miss Annie Claire Ranew
with a lovely party at the home of
Miss Ferguson on Allen street Tues
day afternoon from five to seven.
The spacious porch was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and ferns.
This, including the gay young ladies'
was quite an attractive scene.
Progressive rock furnished enter
tainment for the afternoon. Mrs. J.
C. Hoffman won the prize, beauti-
full box of handkerchiefs and Miss
Ranew was presented with a pretty
handmade towel.
A delicious salad course was served
Those present were Misses Annie
Claire Ranew, Romelle Green, Annie
Hoffman, Sarah Summerford, Annie
Lee Johnson, Mary Carter, Minnielee
Perry, Ella Mae Ranew, Mary Wilson,
Carobelle Ferguson, Lota Speer, Eliz-
abeth Ferguson Mesdames FINLEY An
derson, j. c. Hoffman, Roy Harp,
Charlie Knowles, Leon Griffin, and
Ray Lee Turner.
Mrs. F w. Hines and Mrs. E. A.
Bowen were joint hostesses at mis-
cellaneous shower on Thursday af-
ternoon from four to six o'clock at
the formers home on Bailey street,
in compliment to Miss Annie Claire
Ranew, a bride-elect of the week.
1t was beautiful social tribute to
one of Leslie's most popular young
women, whose marriage to Fred Har-
ris prominent young lawyer of Mt.
Vernon, Ca, will take place Or We'd
nesday following.
The drawing room and dining room
were thrown into one, where pink ro-
ses, coreopsis and daisies with yellow
butterflies on draperies formed the
decorations carrying out the color
scheme.
After enjoying solos, readings and
music the bride-to-b was invited into
pretty room where the gifts were ar
ranged in the form of pie with pink
and gold paper as pastry. Miss Ra-
new was asked to cut the pie and dis.
| play the contents which were both
useful and beautiful gifts.
A delightful ice course consisting
of cream and cake in pink and gold
was served by four charming young
girls with dainty aprons of same col
or.
| Those present Were, Mrs. E. A
Bowen, Mrs. F. W. Hines, Mrs. W
I. Anderson, Mrs. ]. NJ Summerford
Mrs. j. Q. Jones, Mrs. c. B. Knowles
Mrs. R g.. T. Jones, Mrs. r. D. Win
chester, Mrs. Nina Williams, Miss
Lois Williams, Miss Eloise Dodson
Mrs. K. H. Hines, Mrs. ]. c. Hoffman
Mrs. L. c. Griffin, Mrs. J. W. Bar
wick, Mrs. Lee Turner, Miss Mary
Wilson, Miss Mary Carter, Miss Annie
Claire Ranew, Mrs. Roy Harp, Mrs
H. A. Deriso, Jr., Mrs. E. R. Bolton
Mrs. F. B. Jones, Mrs. Lasco Harvey
Mrs. E. L. Wilson, Mrs. J. J. Sloan
Mrs. R. j. Sims, Mrs. c. R. Malone
Mrs. J. R. Pitcher, Mrs. Roy Deriso
Mrs. L. M. Hawkins, Mrs. R. B. Cliff.
ton, Mrs. F. H. Hines, ST., Mrs. Johr
Harvey, Mrs. H. W. Reid, Miss Ruth
Ranew, Mrs. J. E. Ranew, Miss Leila
Ranew, Mrs. Elizabeth Dean, Mrs. w
W. Webb, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson
and Miss Ella Wilson.
A novel party was given by Mrs
Reese Sims Monday night for hel
nleceS and nephewS of Leslie.
The crowd of cousins had an unus
ually good time playing, singing anC
chatting after which sandwiches anc
tea were served.
Mrs. Sims delighted the party by
announcing for ali moonlight ride
The town was serenaded with theil
numerous songs.
Those present were Misses Myrs
Sims, Annie Hoffman, Bessie Sims
Romelle Greene, Lota Speer, Jean
nette, Daisy and Marjorie Sims, Mes
sers. Ellis Park Green, John Sims
and Reese Sims, Jr., and Mr.. anc